These are the 11 landmarks we cover in depth. Each guide has opening hours, ticket advice and how to fit the visit into a 48 hour itinerary.
Barceloneta Beach
The closest beach to Barcelona's city center, reachable in ten minutes by metro. Original…
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Camp Nou
Home of FC Barcelona and Europe's largest football stadium with 99,000 seats. The stadium…
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Casa Batllo
Gaudi's most poetic facade on Passeig de Gracia, with skeletal balconies, a scaled dragon…
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Casa Mila (La Pedrera)
Known as La Pedrera (the stone quarry), Casa Mila is Gaudi's last residential project, co…
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Gothic Quarter (Barri Gotic)
The oldest part of Barcelona, a labyrinth of narrow medieval streets built on Roman found…
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La Boqueria Market
Barcelona's legendary food market just off Las Ramblas, with over 300 stalls of jamon, se…
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Las Ramblas
Barcelona's most famous boulevard runs 1.2 km from Placa Catalunya down to the Columbus M…
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Park Guell
Gaudi's hillside park above Barcelona features the famous mosaic salamander, serpentine b…
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Picasso Museum
The world's most complete collection of Picasso's early work, housed in five adjoining me…
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Sagrada Familia
Antoni Gaudi's unfinished basilica is Barcelona's most iconic landmark, with over 4.7 mil…
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Tibidabo
The 512-meter hill crowned by the Sagrat Cor basilica and one of Europe's oldest amusemen…
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