10 most famous places to visit in Barcelona

Barcelona is one of the most stunning cities in Europe. Everyone who visits this city is not disappointed. Eventually, schedule the trip for the second time! Free entertainment in Barcelona is a possible option, but a couple of days there may not be enough. There are just a ten places to visit, and how many still remain not added to this list!

• The largest sight in Barcelona – St. Family Church (La Sagrada Familia). The most famous piece by architect Antony Gaud is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Do not be surprised if upon arrival in Barcelona the church will be reconstructed, maintained – it is still under construction. Construction is planned to be completed in 2026. This church is one of the most famous and one of the most visited places in beautiful Barcelona. Millions of tourists from all over the world visit it every year.

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• Casa Mila or La Pedrera. This is one of the last pieces by A. Gaudi. This building is a melting as the facade of the famous building is made of limestone, which needs to be regularly updated (at least every ten years). Due to its uniqueness, the value of art and heritage it has gained great recognition in 1984 and was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

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• Casa Batllo, also called the Bone House, is just around the corner from Casa Mila. This house is the masterpiece of Gaudi. Like many creations, it has almost no straight lines. The building is truly unique. And inside it, the interior is absolutely magical. You will not find this anywhere else. The pillars of the house are similar to the bones, and the balconies resemble the skull part.

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•  An unbeatable, ever-bustling, and most famous street in Barcelona, where life is booming around the clock. This 1.2 km long street is located between the Bari Gotic and El Reval quarters. You will find everything here: food and entertainment. A variety of street performances take place on La Rambla in the streets. And at night, it is tempting by the music in bars and clubs.

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• Walking along the La Rambla, make sure you enter the most popular La Boqueria market in a Barcelona. The food market attracts not only the locals but also the tourists. Here you can buy meat, fish, seafood, fruits, vegetables, sweets!

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• Guelle Park (Park Guell). Probably everyone knows this place. It is usually displayed on various postcards and souvenirs. Do you imagine Antonio Gaudi has created this masterpiece for over 14 years! Guelle Park is well-valued and listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Here you can admire sophisticated figures, colored mosaics, beautiful vegetation, and beautiful views. It is said that here is the longest bench in the world. Despite its length, there may be shortages in order to sit down, as it is one of the most sought-after tourist destinations.

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• Singing Fountains – Montjuic. Impressive light, music and water dance attracting thousands of viewers. Built-in 1929 and restored before the 199 Olympics. More than 7 billion a wide range of shapes and colors combines popular classical music with a lot of positive emotions.

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• Barceloneta is a popular seaside resort in Barcelona, with restaurants, cafes, and bars. Here you can taste the most delicious production of fish dishes, as well as Tapas based on the national traditions. There is also a Maremagnum entertainment and recreation complex specially designed for foreign tourists, where you can find the world’s largest aquarium and cinema hall next to restaurants and shops.

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• Barcelona Cathedral. This cathedral is located in the Gothic Quarter and is an excellent example of Gothic art. The Barcelona Cathedral was built in 1298 and was completed only in the 19th century. The cathedral looks like it’s tempting to make at least a few shots of the camera. The height of the enclosed ceiling is 26 m, and the side chapel is 28.

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• The Gothic Quarter is the historic center of Barcelona, a place where the Romans in III century BC founded own colony, later developed into a city. The Gothic Quarter is the oldest part of the city. That’s it where the Barcelona Cathedral is built. The Gothic Quarter features dark and narrow streets with walls of tall, brick houses (such houses were built in the 14th – 15th centuries). The narrow Gothic streets lead to the huge city squares, one of them – Placa de Sant Jaume Square.

  

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