Top 3 Things to See in Barcelona
Welcome to Barcelona a city that has a lot to offer, when it comes to a perfect holidays experience. Whether or not people are interested in history or arts and architectures, or they are foodies, Barcelona is something for everyone. In the following blog post you will discover 3 of the places you have to visit in Barcelona and you will not believe your eyes.
Sagrada Familia
Travelers begin their glimpse at the monuments at the famous Sagrada Familia. This basilica was constructed by visionary architect Antoni Gaudí, which now is under the list of world heritage site and a masterpiece of architecture. When you will arrive, it is very important to brace yourself up for the both Gothic and Art Nouveau styles. Awe with the height of the edifices, carving and the use of stained glass which give a beautiful contrast to the inside of the building.
Hint: It is recommended to purchase tickets online in order to avoid the lines. It is recommended to take a tour where one could learn more about the history, the building process and the symbolism of Sagrada Familia.
Park Güell
The next place on our list is Park Güell which similarly as the previous one is attributed to Gaudí. This is one of parks that is incredible interesting in appearance; it overlooks the entire city and represents Gaudí’s basic such style. Walk through the mosaic tiled alleys and admire the mosaic dragon staircase; while spending some time admiring the ceramic furnished area including ceramic benches for rest under the shades.
However, it is recommend to visit early in the morning or in the weekdays to avoid many people trooping in. Make sure to remember your camera, Park Güell is one of the best places that offer itself to a beautiful picture taking.
La Rambla
A visit to Barcelona is incomplete without a stroll in La Ramblas, the Avenida del parasite, it is the main commercial and tourist center running from Plaça de Catalunya to the sea. Visit the Baroque streets full of theatre, musicians, flowers and delight in the view of the beautiful architecture of the Abano.
Oh by the way, it is advisable to keep your possessions secure when walking in La Rambla because there is high tendency of getting surrounded by pickpockets. Also, do not overlook the nearby Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria, which is the market place that offers different foods where you can taste Spanish cuisine.
In Conclusion
Barcelona has an impressive cultural background, a blend of old and new, and a myriad of artworks. Besides the unusual church of Sagrada Familia, other attractions include Parque Güell and La Rambla street and they do not begin to scratch the surface of the colorful city. Ensure that you have enough time to embrace the beauties and the natural friendly environment that Barcelona has to offer.
As such, without any doubt, the following three attractions should be listed as must-visit places for anyone, either a first-time tourist to the city or a returning visitor. Therefore, do not hesitate to start packing for your luggage and put on comfortable shoes to start a journey to one of Europe’s most exiting destinations.
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