One of Gaudi's most famous work's in Barcelona. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has been under construction since 1882. It is still being worked on to this day. We recommend purchasing a ticket ahead of time to ensure you'll be able to see the innovative and unique architecture Gaudi created. The morning is best to avoid crowds!
In the park is a huge fountain, little ponds to paddle on, sunny areas to lounge in and more!
Located in the center of the Gothic Quarter is the beautiful Barcelona Cathedral. A great central point to start exploring the small winding roman streets of old Barcelona. Sometimes there's a little vintage market that pops up right in the center of the square!
A museum located in a beautiful medieval building in the Gothic Quarter displaying works of art by Pablo Picasso. You can go through it pretty quickly and we recommend visiting in the morning to avoid crowds.
Barcelona's oldest and most famous food market with over 200 stands offering the famous Spanish jamon iberico, fresh fruits, tapas to grab for your walk, and more.
September is the perfect time to visit the beach! The intense heat of August is gone and although it is not low season the heavy crowds of peak travel season has also let up.
Like many major cities we recommend that you keep a hand on your belongings at all times while walking around. Be cognizant of where your phone, wallet, and bag are and you should not have any issues with pick pocketing.