Travel Guide: Barcelona
A travel guide to Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, the most famous and amazing of Spanish cities
The best way to get to Barcelona is by plane. Within the boundaries of this city there is a large international airport Barcelona, which is called El Prat.
Maps and diagrams of the center of Barcelona, as well as a map of the city metro.
The light and sound show of Barcelona’s singing fountains, which takes place in the evening hours, is an unforgettable spectacle.
The unique park built by the architect Gaudí in Barcelona impresses the imagination with the fantastic appearance of its buildings and alleys.
Spain has many famous chain clothing brands, so Barcelona stores looked very attractive to us from the very beginning
One of the most important squares in Barcelona, built in 1929 in anticipation of the World’s Fair
A masterpiece of the architect Antonio Gaudi, a house in the shape of a fantastic dragon.
An unusual residential building – a museum in the city center, the creation of the architect Gaudi
A pedestrianized green boulevard that runs from the sea to Plaza Catalunya. A favorite place for walks for the city’s residents.
One of the most famous long-term construction projects in the world, the construction of this church in Barcelona has been going on for more than 130 years.
At €90 per double room per night, this hotel is a good choice for those wanting to explore the city’s sights.
Barcelona is, above all, an unusual and colourful architecture. Antoni Gaudi's creations are worth a look: the Ballo and Mila houses, Park Güell, Sagrada Familia. Barcelona's old historical centre, the Gothic Quarter, with its medieval streets and churches, the most famous of which is the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, is also well preserved.
Another tourist attraction is Mount Montjuïc, with a medieval fortress at its summit and the ethnographic "Spanish Village", the picturesque Spanish Square and the singing fountains of Montjuïc at its foot. You can climb the mountain by funicular railway and one of two cable cars.
Shopping enthusiasts in Barcelona can visit the central pedestrianised La Rambla, as well as the city's malls and outlets. Spain is the birthplace of many famous brands and here you can find unique designer items. In general, Barcelona is one of the few cities where even a week is not enough to see most of the main sights. It's best to come here for a week or two.