Begin your honeymoon exploring the city center, starting with the Gothic Quarter, the oldest part of Barcelona. Walk through the narrow streets, admire the charming architecture of the buildings, and visit the iconic Cathedral of Barcelona. Continue your journey to La Rambla, one of the most famous boulevards in Barcelona, and walk along this bustling pedestrian street full of vendors, street performers, and shops. Finish your day with an exquisite dinner at El Xampanyet, a traditional tapas bar with a warm and friendly atmosphere.
Spend your morning admiring the stunning views of Barcelona from Park Güell. Designed by the famous architect Antoni Gaudí, this park is a true work of art with colourful mosaics and unique sculptures. Afterward, head to the Sagrada Familia, the most recognizable monument in Barcelona, and marvel at the intricate details of the basilica's facades and stained glass windows. For dinner, try some of the best seafood in Barcelona at La Paradeta, a local hidden gem where you can select fresh fish and have it cooked to your liking.
Start your day with a scenic drive to the Montserrat Monastery, a religious site perched high in the mountains. Admire the breathtaking views from the top, and then continue to the nearby Penedès Wine Region to indulge in wine tasting and exploration of local vineyards. A winery worth trying is Bodega Jean Leon, which is famous for its Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay wines.
Dedicate your fourth day to relaxation and leisure time. Start your day with a refreshing swim at Barceloneta Beach, Barcelona's most famous beach, and stroll along the boardwalk. For lunch, grab some delicious paella at Can Majó, a charming seafood restaurant overlooking the Mediterranean sea. In the afternoon, take a stroll at the nearby Ciutadella Park, the largest park in Barcelona, and enjoy the greenery, the lake, and the sculptures.
End your honeymoon by exploring the Picasso Museum, which houses a vast collection of Picasso's artworks in several medieval buildings in the Born neighborhood. Learn about Picasso's life and work, and admire his talent and creativity. Then, continue to stroll through the charming El Born neighborhood, full of boutiques, bars, and cafes. Try some of the best churros in town at Chök Barcelona.
If you have more time, consider visiting Tibidabo Amusement Park, Camp Nou Stadium, or taking a day trip to nearby cities like Girona or Tarragona. For a shorter stay, omit Penedès Wine Region or El Born. Always double-check the opening hours of the places you want to visit and make reservations in advance if necessary.