Situated on the beautiful North-Eastern tip of Spain, the city of Barcelona is on the coast and close to the French border meaning you can experience both a vibrant city and sparkling sandy beaches in one fantastic destination.
Immerse yourself in sizzling Catalan culture and absorb the relaxing Mediterranean beach life on your short break to Barcelona.
Indulge in delicious Catalan cuisine, including fresh seafood paella on the Barceloneta beach front, creative fine-dining in by visiting these top attractions.
If you are planning on visiting this beautiful city then don’t miss these top attractions on your short break
Sagrada Familia
If you only have time to see one thing during your time in Barcelona, make sure it’s this; prepare to be wowed by Gaudi’s most famous piece of architectural magic.
Park Guell
One of the most stunning public parks in the world on a hill North of Gracia, where Gaudi turns his genius talent into colourful and wacky landscape gardening. A must see!
Casa Batllo
If the Sagrada Familia was Gaudi’s main course, this is his dessert. Step inside this magically distorted town house, completely renovated by Gaudi himself. Look out for the immense detailing and vivid colours.
Las Ramblas
Barcelona’s most famous street is an attraction in itself, filled with street entertainers, busy outdoor cafes, artists, shops and bursting with European charm.
Montjuic and Castell de Montjuic
Hop on the cable car up to the beautiful mountain of Montjuic. Explore the village and visit the 18th century fortress for amazing views of the city and coastline Illa Fantasia Water Park
Sant Antoni Market
For a true taste of Barcelona, head to this popular food market and mingle with the locals. Peruse the colourful stalls and pick up a few local delicacies.
Barcelona Zoo
Based centrally within the grounds of the beautiful Parc Ciutadella, Barcelona Zoo is a haven of exotic animals, birds and reptiles just waiting to be discovered.
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