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Spend the best 3 days in Barcelona

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SPEND THE BEST 3 DAYS IN BARCELONA

Essential things to do in Barcelona

Discover the best ideas for enjoying Barcelona in three days, exploring its history, art, culture, nature and cuisine. This itinerary takes you through the must-see attractions and charming locations to enjoy a full and authentic experience in the city of Barcelona.

Day 1: the essentials in the center of Barcelona

Start your tour in the old town, where history fills every street. The first day is designed to allow you to discover all the different places that define the city. Stroll along streets steeped in history and enjoy the bustle in its squares and markets. This is home to the art, culture and traditions that make Barcelona so special.

The Sagrada Familia is a must

It is the most famous creation of Antoni Gaudí and one of the symbols of Barcelona. The style of the building combines Gothic and modernist details in a very special way. It is best to book your entrance in advance to avoid the wait and go up to the towers for the best views of the city.

Stroll along La Rambla and Boquería Market

We suggest a walk full of people and colours. The street is full of street artists, shops and cafes. The Boquería Market is a great place to try fresh produce and typical local tapas.

We reach narrow streets and corners with history

The Gothic Quarter is the medieval heart of Barcelona. Its narrow streets and squares have centuries of history. Stroll around at your leisure and discover charming places such as the Plaza del Rey or Plaza Sant Jaume.

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Barcelona Cathedral and its surroundings

The Cathedral of the Santa Cruz and Santa Eulalia in the heart of the Gothic quarter is a gothic building that is striking due to its façade and cloister, where there are geese. Take the chance to explore the nearby streets, full of artisan shops and peaceful cafés.

Visit a modernist treasure

The Palau de la Música Catalana is a modernist building declared a World Heritage Site. The interior is notable for the stained-glass windows and decorative details. If you can, attend a concert or take a guided tour to fully appreciate its beauty and understand why it is so important to the city.

Day 2: art, culture and viewpoints

The second day is for discovering all the art and culture that make Barcelona different. From Gaudí's creations to museums with interesting collections, this day offers a lot of variety. And you can also enjoy views that will make you want to take out your camera and save those moments.

Casa Batlló and Casa Milà in Paseo de Gràcia

On the elegant Paseo de Gràcia, the Casa Batlló and Casa Milà (also called La Pedrera) attract attention due to their original design. Both reflect the creativity of Gaudí with their curved shapes and details inspired by nature.

Park Güell: colors and views from on high

It's a green space full of mosaics and sculptures that seem like something out of a storybook. It provides a view of a large part of the city, a view that many people never forget. It’s a great place for a walk and a chance to enjoy the great outdoors without having to leave the city centre.

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Picasso Museum in the Born district

The museum has a large collection of works by the artist, especially from his early life. Located in an area with streets with a great atmosphere. It shows how Picasso changed and how Barcelona influenced his art.

Between the castle, gardens and panoramic views

Montjuic is a hill which offers far-reaching views of the city and sea. At the top is Montjuic Castle, an ancient fortress which is open to the public. There are also gardens and museums that make your visit more varied. This is a great place to combine history with a walk in contact with nature.

A miniature tour of Spain

Poble Espanyol is an open-air museum that recreates typical villages from different regions of Spain. Here you can walk along streets that look like those places, see handicrafts workshops and try local food. This is a fun way to discover more about traditions and architecture without leaving Barcelona.

Day 3: sea, parks and views from on high

The last day takes you to discover the most natural and seaside areas in Barcelona. From its beaches to parks and mountains, this day combines time for relaxation with time for enjoying the scenery. It’s a great way to end a calm visit by seeing another side of the city.

Barceloneta and its beaches

The district is famous for its proximity to the sea. The beaches are ideal for sunbathing or taking a dip in the Mediterranean. There are also many restaurants where you can try fresh seafood and typical local dishes. A walk along the seafront promenade is an experience that both refreshes and encourages you.

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Gardens and green areas in Barcelona

The Botanical Garden has many Mediterranean and international plants. It is a quiet place to walk and learn about the local flora. Nearby, the Montjuic Gardens provide spaces to rest and enjoy the urban views.

Tibidabo: amusement park

You are on the highest mountain in Barcelona and a great place to see the city from above. The amusement park has games for all ages and is set in a beautiful natural environment. The view of Barcelona extending to the sea is something that many people never forget.

A hospital with modernist architecture

Sant Pau Hospital is a collection of modernist buildings that is part of the World Heritage Site. Its pavilions and gardens are full of artistic details. To visit is to discover a historical place where health, art and culture combine in a very special way.

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