Hola and welcome to Barcelona! You've just landed on the second largest airport in Spain. The quickest ways to the city center are the Aerobus (5€), taxis (25-35€) or trains (2.90€). Enjoy your stay! Read more.
Ambiente de chiringuito de pueblo en plena Barcelona, buen ambiente, comida de batalla (butifarra, ensaladas, pasta, pollo...). Recomendable. Un pero, los precios son carillos, una cerveza 3 euros.
Los mejores mojitos invierno y verano en el centro de Barcelona. Preparados por un agradable rubio...
The 2nd floor is less warmer than the 1st... The 2nd floor is the straight one (in general) and the 1st is the 100% gay. You'll notice that.
Genial. Tapas, vino y música jazz. Es muy pequeño y casi nunca hay sitio, pero qué majetes que son.
Poble Español is like a small village in the middle of Barcelona uniting all different styles of Spanish architecture in one small place. Perfect venue for concerts and gigs on a nice summer night. Read more.
the roof of this building is its main attraction, but the gaudi museum and architectural details throughout are what are truly special.
One of the most well recognized buildings of Barcelona. Antonio Gaudi's architectural masterpiece is supposed to be finished by 2025. Audio-guides are available when visiting this cathedral Read more.
If you drink water at font de Canaletes you'll fall in love with Barcelona and you will come back again sooner or later. Read more.
A beautiful 14th Century Gothic church. The interior is a photographer's dream due to the different lighting effects created by the building's architecture. Read more.
My place of peace when I just want to get a pleasant walk, love the views, even though it is surrounded by tourism, you can just sit and relax
Constructed in 1888 and located at the site where Columbus returned to Spain after his first voyage to America
While technically a market, there are many tiny counters to gather around and sample the spot's immense variety. Check out the array and plan your next meal while snacking on spectacular fruit salad.
Popular Restaurant well known for it's delicious Paella, great if your on a budget at only €3.50 a dish! Read more.
This chilled out park provides some welcome respite from the bustling city centre. The fountains are impressive, and it's worth renting one of the rowing boats to enjoy a relaxed afternoon. Read more.
TRAVEL FACT: Las Ramblas is the busiest and most lively street of Barcelona. Watch out for pickpockets.
a fatasy land and incredible example of gaudi's work,with an amazing view of the city.
really excellent Japanese/Peruvian restaurant. there are two tasting menus. we did the 20 course one. it was too much food in the end. but very much worth it. get a reservation way in advance.
