How to Spend 3 Days in Barcelona
Day 1: Exploring Historic Barcelona
Barcelona is a lively city that has a great history and architecture. On your first day, soak into the city’s historicity.
1. La Sagrada Familia
Begin your day at the La Sagrada Familia, one of the famous landmarks of Barcelona. This wonderful basilica, designed by Antoni Gaudí can only fill you with awe with its design.
2. Gothic Quarter
Then, go to Gothic Quarter, called Barri Gòtic, a labyrinth of obsessively-narrow streets and ancient medieval buildings. Take a stroll of its beautiful plazas and visit the Gothic Cathedral.
3. Park Güell
In the afternoon, head towards Park Güell which is another piece of art by Gaudí. This park has some stunning city views and is decorated with mosaic tiles of bright colours. Don’t forget to check the beautiful gardens and Gaudí House Museum.
Day 2: Art and Culture
Barcelona has a lot of museums and art galleries, and this makes it an ideal place for the enthusiasts of arts.
1. Picasso Museum
Begin your day at the Picasso Museum, devoted to works of the great artist Pablo Picasso. Discover his early pieces and get in touch with his artistic development through the decades.
2. Casa Batlló
Then take a visit to Casa Batlló a piece of architecture that was created by Gaudi. This is an example of modernist architecture of Gaudí and can represent the artistic heritage of Barcelona well.
3. Montjuïc
In the evening, go to Montjuïc, the hill which overlooks the city. At this point, you have a chance here to tour different cultural locations such as the Montjuïc Castle, Magic Fountain and the National Museum of Catalan Art. Take panoramic viewing of Barcelona.
Day 3: Beaches and Cuisine
Barcelona is a city that has the beautiful beaches and delicious cuisine. Spend the last day in the vibes of the Mediterranean.
1. Barceloneta Beach
Begin your day from Barceloneta Beach, the most famous beach of Barcelona. Lounge on the golden sands, take a swim in the crystal clear sea, or go water sports such as paddle boarding or kayaking.
2. La Boqueria Market
For gastronomic exploits, La Boqueria market is to be visited. This vibrant market supplies a huge range of fresh produce, local specialties and tapas. Take a taste of the flavors of Barcelona, eat a bite.
3. Park de la Ciutadella
In the evening, relax in Park de la Ciutadella. This park is ideal for taking a stroll, picnicking or going round the park’s lake by renting a rowboat. Don’t forget to see the monumental Cascada Monumental, a huge waterfall.
Conclusion
Even three days in Barcelona will not be enough to visit everything this charming city has to offer, but with this itinerary, you’ll feel like you are in the middle of all the best of Barcelona. Barcelona is a city that enruptures the senses from its architectural feats by Gaudí to the vibrant beaches and delicious cuisine.
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