Start your honeymoon journey in the historic Gothic Quarter of Barcelona. A maze of narrow cobblestone streets amid historic buildings, the Gothic Quarter is famous for the Barcelona Cathedral, Gothic Quarter City Hall, and a plethora of restaurants and pubs. Take a guided tour to learn more about the rich history of this iconic district.
Antoni Gaudi was one of the most influential architects of the modernist style, and his works can be found throughout the city. Admire his masterpieces including the iconic Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, and Casa Batlló. Fall in love with the intricate details and finesse of Gaudi's works.
Indulge in a romantic day at the Barceloneta Beach, the most famous beach in Barcelona. Stroll the boardwalk lined with palm trees, sunbathe on the soft sands, and swim in the clear waters of the Mediterranean. You can also savor fresh seafood at one of the many seaside restaurants.
Take a guided tour to the picturesque Montserrat and marvel at its mountainous natural beauty. You can enjoy a cable car ride to the mountain, and visit the Montserrat Abbey, or even listen to the choir. Afterward, head to the Penedes Wine Region to sip on Spain's finest wines and indulge in traditional Spanish tapas at local vineyards.
End your honeymoon with a stroll down the lively streets of La Rambla, a buzzing attraction in the heart of Barcelona. Take in the lively atmosphere and watch street performers while you shop unique boutiques and explore the Boqueria Market. Find perfect souvenirs and make wonderful memories exploring the essence of Barcelona.
The Barcelona Metro is a fast and affordable way to get around the city. Taxis are also abundant, but also more expensive. Barcelona is also a very walkable city, and bikes are available for rent as well. A 10-ride metro ticket costs €10, while a taxi ride can cost up to €20 for short distances.
If you have extra time, visit the Picasso Museum or take a hike to the Tibidabo Mountain. If you have less time, skip the Montserrat and Penedes Wine Region tour, and instead head to Casa Mila, another masterpiece designed by Gaudi.
The Barcelona–El Prat Josep Tarradellas Airport (BCN) is the primary airport in the city. It is located 12 miles from the city center and is easily accessible by bus, metro or taxi.