Experience the Best of Barcelona: From Food to Architecture
Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia in Spain, has a little of everything – a dense history, magestic buildings, stunning coastline, great cuisine and full of lively nightlife. Whether you are culture vulture, food where you like, by simply exploring a new city by chance anything is for everyone by. This blog post we shall give an outline of some of the greatest activities to do in Barcelona to be able to make the most of your journey.
1. Marvel at the Architectural Wonders
Barcelona is famous for its unique architecture due to the vision of Antoni Gaudí. One of the key attractions is the Sagrada Familia, a masterpiece of Gaudí’s architectural geniuses. The beautiful details and high rising spires of this basilica will leave you in todays end.
Another great works of Gaudí is Casa Batlló. With its wobbly facade, and vibrant mosaic tiles this functionist building is a feast for the sight. Do not forget to visit Park Güell, an imaginative park that boasts stunning mosaics and has stunning views over the city.
2. Stroll Along La Rambla
La Rambla is Barcelon’a most famous street& and must-see, for any tourist. This lively street is filled with stores, restaurants and street performers. Enjoy a gentle promenade along La Rambla and soak up the buzzing atmosphere where you can also enjoy outstanding people-watching spots. Make sure to not miss the famous Mercat de la Boqueria, a food market filled with fresh fruit and vegroe, local specialities and lively atmosphere.
3. Immerse Yourself in Picasso’s World
Images from Picasso’s many years in Barcelona can still be seen at the Picasso Museum. Explore his pioneering pieces, drawings and pictures that highlight the major works of one of the world’s greatest artists. It is an interesting tour of art history.
4. Indulge in Tapas and Paella
A trip to Barcelona is not complete with out a taste of the local fine food. Go to the local area of El Born for real tapas. Such as patatas bravas, croquettes and jamón ibérico. And of course, must try on Spanish signature dish-stop – paella. There are many restaurants all over the city that serve this lekker rice dish.
5. Relax on the Beautiful Beaches
Barcelona is endowed with a number of beautiful beaches. Spontare un torrido pas rabbronzarsi o trascorrere un bagno ali freschissime acque del medio mare. Most popular beach is Barceloneta, just accessible from the city downtown. If you would rather be away from the crowds then go slightly further down the coast to beaches such as Nova Icaria or Mar Bella.
6. Immerse in the views at Bunkers del Carmel
To have a panoramic view of Barcelona, go the Bunkers del Carmel. Its a hidden gem, that serves it up with stunning 360 degree views of the city skyline. Take a picnic, bring a blanket and watch a sunset picnic with a view of the city.
7. Experience the Magic of Montjuïc
Montjuïc is a slope over Barcelona and has facilities. Begin the day by peeking at the National Museum of Catalan Art to see an extensive display of Catalan artwork. Walk through Montjuïc Gardens with their delightful fountains and lovely garden cared for. Finish off your visit to this Magic Fountain of Montjuïc light show, a must see display not to be missed.
8. Explore the Gothic Quarter
Walk back in time through narrow, twisting streets of the Gothic Quarter. This picturesque quarter is a treasure trove of medieval architecture, charming piazzette, hidden treasures. Visit the impressive Barcelona Cathedral and wander around atmospheric Plaça del Pi, a lovely square with a lovely church.
Conclusion
Barcelona is a mesmerizing and motivating city. From its breathtaking landmarks to its full of life food scene and gorgeous gorgeous natural beauty, there is no dull time in this Spanish treasure. Whether you are discovering the world famous landmarks or getting lost in the narrow maze of the gothic quarter, barcelone will retain you. Well pack your bags and get set for an unforgettable trip in this cosmopolitan city!
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