Visit Barcelona, Spain
Barcelona travel guide since 1996. Expertise and tips for exploring Barcelona city.
What to visit in Barcelona?
Sagrada Família
The Sagrada Família is Barcelona's most emblematic monument. Designed by the brilliant modernist architect Antoni Gaudí, the basilica will be completed in 2026.
Park Güell
The garden with the dragon and the undulating mosaic bench. Park Güell, where Antoni Gaudí's boundless imagination transformed nature into a vibrant, colorful work of art.
Casa Batlló
Visit Casa Batlló, the most dreamlike of Antoni Gaudí's houses, distinguished by its polychrome facade decorated with ceramics and glass, and its undulating roof symbolising Saint George slaying the dragon.
Gothic Quarter
A stroll through Barcelona's Gothic Quarter plunges you into the city's medieval history, as you wander through a labyrinth of picturesque alleyways.
Picasso Museum
With over 4,200 works, the Picasso Museum in Barcelona boasts the most important collection of Picasso's drawings, paintings and sculptures, from his earliest days to his blue period.
Casa Milà
Also known as La Pedrera (the stone quarry). This other masterpiece by Antoni Gaudí is the quintessence of Catalan modernism, and its roof terrace will leave you breathless.
Boqueria market
A must-see on the Rambla, the Boqueria Market is the city's most famous and oldest food market. If you want to do your shopping or have lunch...
FC Barcelona
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How to get around Barcelona?
Where to stay in Barcelona?
Hotels in the city centre
Our selection of the best hotels
The centre of Barcelona is called Ciutat Vella. It is the old town and its districts such as the Eixample, El Raval, El Born, El Gótico and Barceloneta. It’s for sure the ideal area to be during vacation. This guide and handmade selection of city centre hotels will help you to book according to your budget and likes.
Hotels in the Gothic Quarter Barcelona
The Gothic Quarter is an area full of history and charm, and a stay in one of its hotels will allow you to discover an authentic medieval atmosphere. Hotels in the Gothic Quarter Barcelona are an excellent choice for those looking for accommodation close to the city's main tourist attractions, such as Barcelona Cathedral, Plaça de Sant Jaume, Plaça Reial..
Hotels near the Sagrada Familía
Discover the city on foot by staying at one of our carefully selected hotels near the Sagrada Familía. Soak up the city's lively atmosphere and explore Gaudí's architectural wonders while enjoying the ideal location of your accommodation.
Barcelona Beach Hotels
Welcome sun, sand, and farniente lovers! Barcelona is a city on the Mediterranean Sea that offers beautiful and lively beaches made for you. This is our selection of hotels near the sea, near the harbour, at the Barceloneta or by seafront.
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RestaurantBar Canyí
Neotraditional cuisine
Bar Canyí takes traditional Catalan cuisine and gives it a contemporary twist.
Eixample left - Carrer de Sepúlveda, 107 -
Cafe
Casa Almirall
An authentic Modernist bar
In the Raval, Casa Almirall is a true Barcelona institution. Founded in 1860, it is the city's oldest modernist bar. It has preserved its old-world charm, offering visitors an authentic trip back in time.
El Raval - Carrer de Joaquín Costa, 33 -
Restaurant
Budda Ramen
A fusion of Japanese flavors and Mediterranean soul
Two blocks from Casa Batlló, Budda Ramen is the new gourmet nugget from talented chefs Enric Buendía and Aritz Ribalta (known for their Michelin-starred Kamikaze restaurant).
Eixample left - Carrer d'Enric Granados, 26 -
Cafe
Matcha Crew
Health, energy and well-being in a cup
Matcha Crew is the ideal place to discover or rediscover the authentic flavors of matcha in a modern, welcoming setting.
Eixample right - C/ de València, 418
