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Top 10 things to do in Barcelona.
Nestled on the northeastern coast of Spain, Barcelona merges the historical culture of
art and architecture with fashion and cuisine.
It's rich with Spanish tradition, including many local charms overlooking the Mediterranean
Sea.
Due to the number of leisure activities available in Barcelona, tourists worldwide flock to
visit the city each year.
Whether you are a foodie, looking forward to tasting your next Spanish dish, or if you
want to immerse yourself into the beautiful architecture, art, and culture of Barcelona,
there is something unique this Catalan city has to offer.
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Let's dive right in and look at the Top 10 Things To Do In Barcelona, Spain.
1.
Picasso Museum Maybe the greatest painter, Picasso, is the
most popular and well-respected artist known worldwide.
The gothic-style Picasso museum is a true gem in the old Gothic area of Barcelona.
It is considered one of the greatest museums in the world.
It houses Picasso's early work and gives you an insight into the mind of this genius artist.
In addition to paintings, there are a variety of Picasso's creations, such as jewelry and
pottery, which are relatively rare exhibits—walking through great halls to see Picasso's mastered
technique, landscape, and portrait painting before delving into his later area of expression.
The museum holds several thousand art pieces created by Picasso himself, including works
from his famous Blue Period.
Make your travel plans to the Picasso Museum during the first Sunday of each month to receive
free admission!
2.
Boqueria Market Next up is the Boqueria market.
La Boqueria was first known to be established back in 1217.
It's known as Europe's largest and most famous food market.
From the fruit stalls that include the aromas of fresh watermelon to freshly prepared meat
and seafood selections, La Boqueria has everything you're looking for when you're doing your
groceries.
Many of the meats and kinds of seafood come directly to the market because the rural farms
and ports of the Mediterranean are nearby, which means you're guaranteed to get the best
quality market at La Boqueria.
Many connoisseurs of different specialized ingredients and items such as olives, cheeses,
bath items, or even local decorations and trinkets visit La Boqueria a memorable experience.
3.
Park Güell With more than 17 hectares, Park Güell is
Barcelona's biggest and greenest space.
This park is a must for any tourist visiting Barcelona, from decorative architecture to
beautiful landscapes and exotic vegetation.
One of the more iconic artistic decorations of Barcelona is the Serpertine Bench.
It contains a mosaic tile bench that winds its way along the terrace around Park Güell.
Near the serpentine bench also lies a plant nursery at the Austria Garden.
It contains palms, pine trees, flowers, and a beautiful city view of Barcelona, and it's
a picturesque destination for a selfie or group picture.
4.
Gothic Quarter (Barri Gotic) Perhaps the most beautiful examples of Roman
and Medieval-era architecture that showcases many shops, restaurants, cafes, bars, and
clubs, the Gothic Quarter or Barri Gotic, is a neighborhood with cobblestone roads with
magnificent ancient buildings.
One of the few places on earth where a map is unnecessary, immerse yourself in the Gothic
Quarter and explore every nook and cranny of this historical miracle in Barcelona.
The neighborhood is not too big, making exploring this medieval-style architecture a real treat
for young children and adults.
Make sure you stop by the famous Barcelona cathedral and be in awe of its interior glory
and skyscraping architecture.
You can also participate in walking tours to get more historical background of the Gothic
Quarter.
5.
Barceloneta Beach The oldest beach in Spain offers more than
surfing and tanning.
It includes many modern and upscale bars and restaurants at the boardwalk.
Additionally, it's also one of the most beloved beaches globally because it is thought to
be the inspiration of Miguel de Cervantes and the setting for the fight between Don
Quixote and the Knight of the White Moon.
Outside being a literary icon, La Barceloneta is considered one of the best places to catch
and eat fresh fish or their famous paella.
Whenever you want to soak up the sun and take a break from the city life in Barcelona, kick
your feet up at the sandy beaches at Barceloneta Beach.
6.
Basílica de la Sagrada Familia No matter what faith you believe in, the Basílica
de la Sagrada Familia is the grandest church in all of Barcelona, and it's considered an
architectural genius.
This 566 feet structure contains Spanish Late Gothic, Catalan Modernism, or Art Nouveau.
Believe it or not, construction began in 1882, and full completion is scheduled to be finished
in 2026.
Don't worry.
You're still able to visit the basilica and witness human history's most terrific architectural
church.
From the moment you enter the basilica, you'll be sure to look up and be in awe staring at
the beautiful geometry, heavily structured columns, and amazing details of the glass
ceilings.
It can be quite breathtaking and overwhelming, but the beauty and history of Basilica de
la Sagrada Familia is something you will never forget.
7.
Camp Nou Futbol anyone?
Number 7 on our list is Camp Nou.
Camp Nou opened in 1957, and it's the home stadium to FC Barcelona.
It's the largest stadium in Spain and Europe that has a capacity of nearly 100,000 people.
Even if you're not a football fan or even a sports fan, you have to visit Camp Nou because
of how massive it is.
If you're lucky to score tickets to an FC Barcelona home game, witness the majesty and
synergy of true sports fans around the globe.
The stadium includes a museum to tour the memorabilia such as their trophies, signed
autographs of jerseys, soccer balls, other accolades and awards, and even a chance to
be greeted by one of their players.
8.
Plaça de Catalunya Catalonia Square is an idyllic location where
the old Barcelona meets Barcelona's new and modern version.
The plaza is about 50,000 square meters, and it's known for its majestic fountains and
iconic statues.
Additionally, the underground portion of the plaza includes tiled mosaics that decorate
the walls of this beautiful structure.
One of the main attractions in the heart of Barcelona is what it attracts.
Flights of pigeons can be seen flocking to this area.
If you're lucky, you can capture pigeons flying with the backdrop of statues, fountains, and
buildings.
A popular meeting place among locals and tourists, Plaça de Catalunya also has large shopping
centers and department stores.
9.
The Magic Fountain Magic Fountain of Montjuïc puts the Bellagio
fountain in Las Vegas to shame.
This unique fountain offers a playful and colorful fountain display accompanied by music
and light for a spectacular show to the citizens and visitors of Barcelona.
The show runs every 30 minutes, and best of all, it's free of charge!
Four thousand seven hundred sixty lights create a spellbinding effect on the visitors.
The first show went on air in 1929, and it's a must-see attraction for every tourist who
comes to visit Barcelona.
Come during any time of the week except for Monday.
10.
Poble Espanyol And finally, located just a few meters from
the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc, Poble Espanyol offers architecture that contains Spain's
rich culture and soul.
If you're an art enthusiast, you must visit Fran Daurel Museum.
This museum contains a private collection of more than 300 works of contemporary art
from Picasso, Miró, Dalí, and Chillida.
Additionally, Poble Espanyol is the epicenter of curated art and designs for new tourists.
Ditch the regular gift shop and come to Poble Espanyol to purchase original handcrafted
jewelry, clothing, textiles and support the local artisans in the area.
Those are the top 10 things to do in Barcelona.
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