Head out to the Sagrada Família early in the morning to avoid fighting the crowds; grab some churros con xocolata (a popular Barcelonian treat!) at one of the nearby cafes. Read more.
Imagine Passeig de Gràcia flooded with water! The Pedrera sure would be a great diving spot!
Make a reservation to get a table for lunch. The food is basic catalan food, but high class cuisine, try the fish if you can! Don’t forget to order a delicious dessert.
The 1929 Mies van der Rohe Pavilion existed for only a year. In its absence it became one of the most influential buildings in design history due to a few rare photographs. It was rebuilt in 1986.
A meeting place for the city's skaters and a top-class modern art museum. The exhibition by Konrad and Dorothee Fischer, in particular, is worth visiting and the building itself is a work of art. Read more.
The view from Montjuïc. Just one of many hills from which you can catch a stunning view in Barcelona! Read more.
The Sala Apolo is a nightclub that also acts as a concert hall for some great DJ's and musicians. We recommend Nasty Mondays Read more.
