Barcelona Travel and Tourism Guide

For more than 4000 years, Barcelona has stood out for its beauty and dynamism. After a makeover lasting more than two decades, Barcelona has transformed itself into one of the most dynamic and stylish cities in the world. Perfect to live....every day a different experience in Barcelona and countryside.

Highlights:
• Park Guell-Gaudí’s fantasy place that overlooks Barcelona and the Sea. One of the world's most unique and joyous parks.
• Gothic Quarter (Barri Gòtic) - A maze of buildings and streets from Barcelona’s medieval Golden Age, including the Cathedral built 1298-1459.
• La Rambla -Stroll Barcelona’s signature boulevard. Start at Placa Catalunya and walk south to Columbus Monument and the Mediterranean waterfront. La Boqueria, where you can pick out some fresh fruit or have a quick bite, sits right off the edge of this pleasant walkway.
• Montjuic Mountain-Amazing views of both Barcelona and the city harbor. While there,visit Spanish Town (Poble Espanyol) and the Olympic Stadium.
• Picasso Museum (Museu Picasso) - Well-rounded collection of over 3500 Picasso works.
• La Sagrada Familia-The Holy Family Basilica built by Gaudí in 1883 and still being constructed as an ongoing tribute to God. Gaudi spent the last 12 years of his life working on it.
• L’Eixample -City expansion from late 1800s and early 1900s designed by architect Ildefons Cerdà with characteristic chessboard design and beautiful modernist buildings.