Historical Gothic Quarter is an ideal introduction to the city's ancient history, wandering through the narrow, winding streets, one can easily get lost in the labyrinth of alleyways that are lined with medieval buildings. Take your time exploring significant landmarks, including the 14th-century Cathedral of Barcelona, the Roman walls, impressive Placa del Rei, and Placa Sant Jaume - the political heart of the city. Besides tons of historical sites, the Gothic Quarter has plenty of trendy shops, bars, and cafes dotted throughout the area.
A trip to La Boqueria Market is a feast for the senses. The large covered market has rows of vendors selling meat, fish, cheese, fruits, and vegetables, making for a vibrant and dramatic shopping experience. Time to check out the bustling Ramblas - one of the liveliest pedestrian streets in Europe, where you'll find street performers, souvenir shops, flower stands, and some of the city's most sought-after restaurants.
End the day on the shores of the Mediterranean sea by taking a leisurely walk along Barcelona's glorious beaches. You'll be amazed by the beautiful sunset and the relaxing coastal breeze.
Swiftly become immersed in the famous works of Gaudí building of Casa Battló, with its iconic facade, intricate mosaics, and arches hidden within the architectural details. Tour the living spaces, patio, and rooftop with its amazing views of the city. An interactive video guide will help you to learn about Gaudi's life and work.
Park Guell is one of the most beautiful places in Barcelona. The Gaudi's unique park is a UNESCO world heritage site and is home to several incredible mosaics and sculptural features. Take a stroll and appreciate the stunning view back over the city or lounge on the super colourful Serpentine bench. You can get lost in this mesmerizing park for hours.
Your Barcelona trip would not be complete without exploring Camp Nou Stadium - home of FC Barcelona. Go behind the scenes at the legendary football stadium, seeing the stands, locker rooms, press room, the team tunnel, dug-out and much more. A must-visit for sports lovers and history buffs alike.
If you have more time in Barcelona, you may want to add a visit to Sagrada Familia, another incredible project designed by Gaudi, or do a wine and tapas tour in El Born district. If you have less time, skip one site from Day 1 or Day 2 itinerary. You can also consider rental bikes or e-scooters to cover more sites in a shorter time.