[2025 Barcelona Attraction] Travel Guide for Mercat de la Boqueria (Updated Jul)

Highly recommended for your trip to Barcelona! Introducing the popular market "Mercat de la Boqueria" where you can enjoy eating while walking around 🫶 ⭐️Review Barcelona's "Mercat de la Boqueria" is a famous market in Barcelona, ​​Spain! It is a traditional place with a long history that is also known as a tourist attraction. Inside the market, a variety of local ingredients are handled, including fresh seafood, meat, fruits, vegetables, cheese, spices, and bread. Colorful fruits and vegetables are lined up, and the fresh juice stands and stylish food displays are especially popular with tourists! There are also many restaurants where you can enjoy Barcelona's traditional tapas and seafood dishes. There are also many restaurants where you can eat in a food court style, so you can taste the local food culture! This market is loved by many people as a place where you can not only purchase ingredients, but also experience the local food culture and feel the vitality of Barcelona. Enjoy eating Spanish gourmet food such as paella and prosciutto to your heart's content 🫶 #Overseas Travel Strategy

Barcelona’s Borghelia Market is truly a foodie paradise! Once you walk in, your eyes and nose are busy. There are brightly colored fruits, seafood, ham, and all kinds of aromatic snack stalls everywhere I also went around the market, really wanted to eat everything, but finally found the oysters really big and fresh have to eat, the price is quite reasonable, ten euros have four four, I looked at the opened the oysters really glow, eat very fresh, finally tried the Spanish seafood stew, the taste is salty not suitable for my taste Bogelia Market is really a place where you can’t stop eating, everything is super delicious and the atmosphere is super lively! If you come to Barcelona, ​​​​don't miss this food treasure, guaranteed to make you want to eat again Remind everyone that the market is crowded, be careful to keep your belongings~ #Bogelia Market

#JapanFlightEvent @@Those of you who are planning a trip to Barcelona, ​​Spain this summer, take note🇪🇸 If you were to ask me which country I liked the most among the countries I've traveled to, I would recommend Spain. That's how many times I've been to Spain, and Barcelona in particular was so good that I've traveled there 3 times. For those of you who are planning to visit Barcelona for the first time, I'll recommend a few places to visit!🫶🏽 🏨Recommended Barcelona Hotels - Hotel Colón Barcelona Hotel Colón / A 5-star hotel located right in front of the Barcelona Cathedral. The rooftop terrace cafe is especially famous for its view of the cathedral. (Even non-hotel guests can use it.) - Leonardo Hotel Barcelona Gran Via Leonardo Hotel Barcelona Gran Via / This is a 3-star hotel that I recommend because of its great facilities and service. It's a great value for money accommodation! 📍Places to visit in Barcelona - Catedral de Barcelona / A cathedral with a different charm from the Sagrada Familia Cathedral. It's located in the Gothic Quarter. - La Rambla / A shopping street with various shops and restaurants. Always full of people. - Mercat de la Boqueria / An indoor public market with lots to see, including food, meat, and processed foods from Spain. - Casa Milà, Casa Batlló / These are famous buildings by the genius architect Gaudi. If you travel to Barcelona, ​​you must take a Gaudi tour! - Parc Güell / If you haven't been to Casa Milà or Casa Batlló, you must visit this place. This park perfectly shows Gaudi's identity, and it's great for a walk, quiet, and has many photo spots. - Basílica de la Sagrada Família / A place you absolutely must visit in Barcelona. The Sagrada Familia Cathedral! I've been to many European cathedrals, but I think the Sagrada Familia is the most magnificent and beautiful. I highly recommend you try the audio guide tour🫶🏽 - Plaça de Gaudí / A garden in front of Sagrada Familia, famous as a Sagrada view photo spot. - Bunker MUHBA Turó de la Rovira / A viewpoint where you can see the entire city of Basel at a glance. It's famous for its sunset, but it's currently open until 6pm. - Tibidabo / An amusement park with a Ferris wheel and several rides. It's a viewpoint in Barcelona with a magnificent cathedral. Of all the places I've been to in Basel, this is probably the prettiest sunset & night view point. - Camp Nou Spotify Camp Nou / You should definitely watch an FC Barcelona game. I went when Messi was there, but it's still the best for watching La Liga games..! Watch El Clásico. - Arc de Triomf / It has a different charm from other European triumphal arches. Sometimes, small festivals are held in front of it. - La Barceloneta / Barceloneta Beach, a must-visit in summer and winter. - Castell de Montjuïc / A castle built in the 17th century, it is the symbolic castle of Barcelona. The view is great, and the fountain show at the Montjuïc fountain is the best! Barcelona is so beautiful that I've visited it 3 times, and there are so many places to visit. Spain has a Mediterranean climate, so it's warm even in winter. It's hot in midsummer, so I recommend April-June and September-October! If you're visiting Barcelona for the first time, save it and use it as a reference.🧡 #europe #europetrip #barcelona #spain #barcelonatrip #spaintravel #Europe #Europeantravel #Europeantraveldestination #Europeantravelrecommendation #Barcelona #Barcelonatravel #Spain #Spaintravel #Spaintraveldestination #Barcelonahotplace

I went to the famous tourist spot in Spain, "Buceria Market" 🍽️🇪🇸 It's located just a short walk from Liceu Station 🚉 It's a lively market where you can eat fresh seafood, fruit, and prosciutto while walking around 👟 The products were lined up in colorful displays, and it was a lot of fun just to look around ☺️✨ The prosciutto and fruit juice were especially delicious 🐖🥤 There were also several bars in the market where you could sit down and eat and drink, and all the shops were crowded! I also recommend eating pinchos and paella while drinking 🥘✨ They also sold small bottles of seasonings such as salt and olive oil, which are perfect as souvenirs! After purchasing, they will carefully wrap the vials so they don't break🛍️ It didn't feel dangerous at all, but it was quite crowded with customers, so be careful of pickpockets⚠️ 🕰️Business hours: 8:00-20:30 *Closed on Sundays 📍Location: La Rambla, 91, Ciutat Vella, 08001 Barcelona, ​​Spain #Overseas travel record

💙Exploring La Boqueria Market in Barcelona💙 We now visit the famous and colorful La Boqueria Market, a vibrant culinary hub nestled in the heart of Barcelona. This bustling market, with its colorful stalls and lively atmosphere, offers a feast for the senses. There are so many people and so many stalls to feast on. As we stroll through the aisles, the aroma of fresh produce, spices, and mouthwatering delicacies fills the air. Local vendors proudly display an array of fruits, vegetables, meats, and cheeses, inviting visitors to sample their offerings, which we did at a few stalls. The whole place was buzzing! A must visit place in Barcelona👍 #Voyagevibes #myhiddengems #summervacation #freehotelstay #familytrip #localguides #spaintrip #historicallandmarks #mytravelhacks #passionpassport #awesomepic #urbanexplorer #spain #foodie #asiatrip #mustdo #food #trip

[#Walking around European markets] Spain: #圣尤西市场 “Mercado de Sant Josep” is the most famous tourist market in downtown Barcelona. I first visited it in 2014. I was amazed the first time I stepped in. How could a vegetable market be so beautiful? Since I just had a quick look last time, I decided to go to the vegetable market to find some delicious food this time! Located right in the city center next to #La Rambla, San Jose Market is colorful and bright, which is probably what it describes! The business hours are from 8 am to 8:30 pm, from bright sunshine to bright lights, which is also impressive. This tourist market is also a favorite place for tourists. There is food, drinks, and shopping. Whether it is a glass of juice for 1-2 euros, or a variety of seafood tapas, desserts and bread, freshly cut ham, dry goods and biscuits, eggs, you can really eat wherever you go. The seafood and fish stalls also provide cooking services, or you can eat oysters raw! Although the prices in the tourist market are a bit more expensive, it’s hard not to try the colorful food! The best thing about San Jose Market is that it provides free wifi! It’s really thoughtful, allowing you to live stream, take photos and share them right away, with absolutely no time lag. It’s a great marketing trick. There are several well-known "hot stir-fry shops" in the market where you can sit at the bar and order freshly fried food. Whether at home or abroad, the vegetable market is truly the birthplace of delicious food! La Boqueria Market Opening hours: 0800-2030 Address: La Rambla, 91, Ciutat Vella, 08001 Barcelona, ​​Spain Mercado de Sant Josep [#European vegetable market walk] Spain: “Mercado de La Boqueria” (Boqueria/San Jose Market) is the most famous tourist market in downtown Barcelona. I first visited it in 2014. I was amazed the first time I stepped into it. How could a vegetable market be so beautiful? Since I just had a quick look last time, I decided to go to the vegetable market to find some delicious food this time! The Boqueria Market is located right in the city center next to #La Rambla. Colorful and bright is probably what it describes! The business hours are from 8 am to 8:30 pm, from bright sunshine to bright lights, which is also amazing. This tourist market is also a favorite place for tourists. There is food, drinks, and shopping. Whether it is a glass of juice for 1-2 euros, or a variety of seafood tapas, desserts and bread, freshly cut ham, dry goods and biscuits, eggs, you can really eat wherever you go. The seafood and fish stalls also provide cooking services, or you can eat oysters raw! Although the prices in the tourist market are a bit more expensive, it’s hard not to try the colorful food! The best thing about Boqueria Market is that it provides free wifi! It’s really thoughtful, allowing you to live stream, take photos and share them right away, with absolutely no time lag. It’s a great marketing trick. There are several well-known "hot stir-fry shops" in the market where you can sit at the bar and order freshly fried food. Whether at home or abroad, the vegetable market is truly the birthplace of delicious food! La Boqueria Market Opening hours: 0800-2030 Address: La Rambla, 91, Ciutat Vella, 08001 Barcelona, ​​Spain #EuropeanFrenchMarket #La BoqueriaMarket #San JoseMarket #Barcelona #Spain #Boqueria #Barcelona #Span

When you come to Spain, don't forget to check out the market in Barcelona, which is very large and full of food /fruits and small Souvenir gifts. The focus is on the taste of Spanish tapas. The market is really lively, and the crowds are really popular. Many, you must be careful when you come here! When we eat, the shopkeeper has always reminded us to be careful of pickpockets. Even the restaurant's dining seats are prepared by themselves (how terrible it is). I recommend a restaurant on the left side facing the door. It's really delicious, and the boss is also very funny, but it's a pity that the price is a little expensive!

The true pulse of a city is most vividly reflected in the vegetable market. I’m going back home tomorrow, so today I’m going to the Boqueria Market, the most beautiful and oldest market in Barcelona, ​​to have a tooth festival. This is a veritable paradise for foodies. The display of goods is comparable to works of art, and there is a dazzling array of delicacies. If you want to know the most authentic food in Spain, this place can give you a satisfactory answer. It’s a pity that there are too many people! If you don’t know what to eat for lunch in Barcelona, ​​come to Boqueria Market!

#celebratewithtrip Along the famous tourist drag, Las Ramblas, you’ll find one of Europe’s largest and most fantastic food market: La Boqueria. La Boqueria Market is the perfect place to get the best sense of what Catalan cuisine and culture is made up of. The easiest way to access the market is to take the Green Metro line to Liceu Station, and from there it’s a short one minute walk over to the market. The market is open from 8 am till 8:30 pm Monday to Saturday (closed on Sundays) Over here you can find all kind of food , drink and frest product . I will recommend to go early so it not so crowded.

Barcelona's oldest market still draws shoppers and visitors for its technicolor fruit smoothies, stalls of cured meat and other delicacies, and counter-seating eateries. La Boqueria might be Barcelona’s oldest market—it started life in 1217 as a mere huddle of meat stalls on La Rambla—but tradition isn’t staid. More than 200 stands unite like a foodie’s choir: traders’ shouts, the clink of glasses, welcome greetings sung out ("holaaaa"). Though, for all the atmosphere, it’s the smell that gets you: warm, ocean-salty, freshly fried fish—the kind that lines your nostrils, excites your stomach, makes your physician tense, and has to be washed down with a glass of cava. Once past the swaths of tourists photographing the stained-glass entrance, the crowd is increasingly local. The back half of the market, especially around the quirkier offal stalls, are still where chefs and quality-savvy Catalan families do their shopping. #market #barcelona #spain

I went to the Boqueria Market in Barcelona, ​​Spain ~ The food is expensive in the front of the market, but the prices go down as you go inside!! There are a lot of tourists and it's really crowded.

📍 Mercat de la Boqueria, Barcelona, ​​Spain ⏰2017.01 During my trip to Spain with my mom and aunt, the first place I visited and the market I visited most often is Barcelona Boqueria. We stayed at a hotel called h10 in Plaça Catalunya, and it's a popular market that's easy to walk to and from the hotel 🥰😍😋 You can buy fresh fruit juice at a fruit shop, and eat delicious and fresh ham, and shop for specialty products like saffron and Ibiza salt. We went to a seafood restaurant that we saw on TV and ate a seafood plate and gambas, but the price and taste were actually better outside the market 🤣 In the market, buy lots of fruit and ham 😍 - We didn't notice it, but I heard there are a lot of pickpockets and scammers targeting Asians. Everyone, be careful! #Spain travel #Spain #Barcelona #Boqueria market #Barcelona hot place #City travel #Hidden travel destination #Market tour #Restaurant tour

[Food Mecca, Boqueria Market🇪🇸] Do you all know that Boqueria Market is located on Las Ramblas in Barcelona? There are large and small restaurants inside this market, so you can have a quick meal with seasonal ingredients! And during lunch time, there are many restaurants that offer set menus at low prices, so it's really great to use! Fresh products and low prices!! 🔥 It's the cheapest and best to eat drinks inside the market!! It's several times cheaper than eating at the entrance of the market, so it would be good to keep that in mind:) #SpainTravel#Spain#Barcelona#BoqueriaMarket #YouthTravel#I'mHereNow #2019Travel#GourmetExploration#SafeTravel#HappyNewYear#CityTravel

1 Store name: El Grop Gaudi Address: https://maps.app.goo.gl/rVMg5bhgQGrQS54Z6?g_st=ipc 💰: About ¥4,000 ✍🏻I visited this restaurant because it is a popular group restaurant in Barcelona. I had the long-awaited squid ink paella. The seafood broth is strong and delicious! They will wrap up any leftovers for you to take home, so it's fine even if you're alone 🙆 The strong flavor and the mostly Asian customers were a bit of a bad point. 2． Shop name: Boqueria Market Address: https://maps.app.goo.gl/x4mYNmzn7BMKfTXAA?g_st=ipc 💰: About ¥3,000 ✍🏻A famous market in Barcelona All the shops are at tourist prices, so I could only go to one shop. Since it's Spain, I ordered CAVA (sparkling wine) and seafood salad. It was delicious with plenty of seafood and the aroma of coriander! All the famous Spanish dishes use a lot of oil and are a bit heavy, but this salad refreshed my mouth. 👄 3. Shop name: Mesón del Champiñón Address: https://maps.app.goo.gl/jJYuHfLY9Ly6qPYR6?g_st=ipc 💰: About ¥3,000 ✍🏻A shop famous for its garlic-grilled mushrooms? The customers here were mostly Asian. The thick mushrooms were topped with bacon and were juicy✨ It was hard to order alone The above are restaurants that I probably won't return to. In the second part, I'll introduce restaurants that I'd like to go back to!✨ Bonus. Prosciutto for 1€, cheese for just over 1€ Supermarkets in Spain have a wide selection of prosciutto and cheese, and they are very cost-effective to get! Vegetables and fruits are also cheaper than in Japan, so if you're staying for a long time, you can make the most of the supermarkets. (The prepared foods seem to taste better in Japan) #EuropeTravel #Tourism #Spain #Barcelona #Gourmet #gourmet #barcelona #spain

①Sagrada Familia⛪️ Speaking of Barcelona! It goes without saying that the Sagrada Familia was designed by Gaudi. You need an electronic ticket to enter, and you can't make a reservation until a week in advance, so we couldn't go inside... Be careful because it seems that you may be forced to buy expensive tickets from fake ticket sites⚠️ However, it is impressive even just to see it from the outside! According to the construction master carpenter, it seems that it will be a while before it is completed. 📍Location: Carrer de Mallorca, 401, L'Eixample, 08013 Barcelona, Spain ②La Fonda🥘 When you come to Spain, the first thing you want to eat is paella. We went to this place, which has a high rating. Paella in Japan may be more delicious than the real thing. 📍Location: Carrer dels Escudellers, 10, Ciutat Vella, 08002 Barcelona, Spain ③Buqueria Market🛍️ A public market in the city of Barcelona. Fruits, vegetables, seafood, meat, prepared foods, and everything else. When I bought fish, they removed the scales and guts for me. I recommend raw oysters because they are so delicious🦪 The skin of vegetables in sunny countries is apparently hard, so you need to be creative when cooking them⚠️ ④San Sebastian Beach🏖️ A great beach for a walk. There's also a casino just past the beach🎰 ⑤Santa Eulalia Cathedral⛪️ A church in the center of Barcelona. The stained glass is beautiful! There is a large pipe organ. 📍Address: Pla de la Seu, s/n, Ciutat Vella, 08002 Barcelona, Spain ⑤Plaça de Joan Fiveller⛲️ This is also a great place for a walk🚶♂️🐕 There is also a small botanical garden inside, and people gather to dance samba on weekends. 📍Address: Pas de l'Institut Escola, 17.I, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, Spain #AbsolutelyFreeTrip

🔥【10-Day In-Depth Spain Tour】From Gaudí's Magic to Moorish Heritage! Your Ultimate Guide to Food, Fun & Culture 🌟 Highlights: ✔️ 3-day Barcelona art immersion ✔️ 5-day Andalusian cultural journey ✔️ 2-day Madrid museum tour ✔️ 3 hidden gem towns 🏰 【Barcelona】 Day1: Sagrada Família (morning) + Casa Milà (night light show) Day2: Breakfast at La Boqueria Market → Picasso Museum → Barceloneta Beach Day3: Montjuïc Hill → Magic Fountain Show 🕌 【Andalusia】 Day4: Royal Alcázar of Seville → Flamenco Museum Day5: Ronda's New Bridge → White Village of Zahara Day6: Alhambra Palace (Nasrid Palaces must-book!) Day7: Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba + Calleja de las Flores Day8: Picasso's Birthplace in Málaga 🍊 Hidden experience: Traditional Seville orange marmalade workshop 🎨 【Madrid】 Day9: Prado Museum (focus on Goya) + Retiro Park rowing Day10: Toledo day trip (25-min high-speed train) 🚗 Transport Tips: ▪️ Barcelona-Seville: 5.5h high-speed train ▪️ Andalusia region: Best by rental car ▪️ Madrid Airport tax refund: T1 terminal for fastest cash refund 💰 Budget Guide (per person): ▪️ Accommodation: €600-800 (4-star hotels) ▪️ Dining: €400-500 (includes 3 Michelin meals) ▪️ Tickets: €150 (20% discount for online booking) 📸 Top 3 Photo Spots: 1️⃣ Alhambra's Court of the Myrtles (least crowded at 8am) 2️⃣ Toledo Mirador del Valle (sunset hours) 3️⃣ Casa Batlló rooftop (colorful dragon-scale tiles) ⚠️ Avoid: ❌ Restaurants on Barcelona's Las Ramblas ❌ Seville horse carriage tours (poor value) ❌ Alhambra same-day ticket scalpers 💡 Local Tips: ▪️ Restaurants serve dinner after 13:30/20:30 ▪️ 10-ride metro ticket saves 50% vs single tickets ▪️ Learn two Spanish phrases: "Hola" and "Gracias" Spain is like a never-ending feast, with new surprises every day! 📌 👉 Click to save for your journey!

Day 1: Arrival and Exploring Central Barcelona Suggested Activities: • Check-in at your accommodation. • La Rambla: Stroll along this iconic pedestrian street lined with shops, cafes, and street performers. • Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria: Grab a quick bite or sample fresh local produce at this lively market. • Plaça de Catalunya: Explore this central hub and gateway to many of Barcelona’s neighborhoods. Budget Accommodation Options: • Hostal Goya – Centrally located, budget rooms around €50–€70 per night. • Generator Barcelona – Trendy hostel with shared rooms (€25–€40) and private rooms (€60–€80). ⸻ Day 2: Gothic Quarter and Waterfront Suggested Activities: • Barri Gòtic (Gothic Quarter): Wander through narrow medieval streets filled with charm, history, and hidden squares. • Barcelona Cathedral: Discover this Gothic architectural gem. • Port Vell: Enjoy a relaxing walk by the marina and sea breeze. • La Barceloneta Beach: Unwind on the sand or savor fresh seafood at a local restaurant. Budget Lunch Tip: Look for small cafés offering a “menu del día” (set menu) for €10–€15. ⸻ Day 3: Gaudí’s Masterpieces Suggested Activities: • Sagrada Família: Book in advance to see Gaudí’s breathtaking basilica. • Park Güell: Wander through this colorful and whimsical park with stunning city views. • Casa Batlló and Casa Milà (La Pedrera): Marvel at the creativity of Gaudí along Passeig de Gràcia. Budget Dinner Tip: Visit a local restaurant in the Gràcia district for meals between €10–€15. ⸻ Day 4: Montjuïc and Museums Suggested Activities: • Montjuïc Hill: Take the cable car up for panoramic views of the city. • Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya (MNAC): Explore Catalan art from Romanesque to modern eras. • Magic Fountain Show: Enjoy the colorful light and water performance in the evening. Budget Dinner Tip: Head to Poble Sec, a neighborhood known for affordable tapas bars (€10–€20 per meal). ⸻ Day 5: Last-Minute Shopping and Farewell Suggested Activities: • Passeig de Gràcia: Browse shops or admire architectural landmarks like Casa Batlló and La Pedrera. • El Raval District: Discover street art, quirky boutiques, and diverse culture in this vibrant area. ⸻ Budget Overview • Accommodation: €25–€80 per night (depending on type and location). • Daily Meals: €20–€30 for budget-friendly cafes and tapas. • Attraction Fees: • Sagrada Família: €26 • Park Güell: €10 • Casa Batlló: €35 • MNAC: €12 • Transport: Get a Hola Barcelona Travel Card for unlimited public transport – €16.40 for 4 days.

A list of delicious spots in Barcelona, ​​Spain, the city of architecture and food 🇪🇸 ❶ Cerveseria Vaso de Oro (Tapas) 📍Location: Carrer de Balboa, 6, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, ​​Spain 🕰️Opening hours 12-00 💰20-30€ per person The beer, shishito peppers and foie gras steak were amazing! The restaurant is always busy, so it's recommended to go outside of opening hours! ❷ Estació de França (Station) The interior of the station, the final stop in Barcelona, ​​was stylish! Apparently it was the location where the Snowman music video was filmed... ❸ Jon Cake 📍Location: Carrer de Sant Pere Més Baix, 36, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, ​​Spain 🕰️Opening hours: 10am-8pm 💰10-30€ You can make a reservation in advance and take away is also available! The best cheesecake I've ever had!! 🧀 ❹ Mercat de la Boqueria 📍Location: La Rambla, 91, Ciutat Vella, 08001 Barcelona, ​​Spain 🕰️Opening hours: 8am-8:30pm Closed on Sundays and Mondays A market with prosciutto, fresh fruit, meat, and fresh fish. You can also buy souvenirs here, so it's recommended! ❺ Restaurant Gala 📍Address: Carrer de Provença, 286, L'Eixample, 08008 Barcelona, ​​Spain 🕰️Opening hours: 13:00-3:00 (advance reservations accepted) A fancy restaurant where you can also eat sushi🩵 ❻TAPATAPA 📍Address: Pl. Reial, 18, Ciutat Vella, 08002 Barcelona, ​​Spain 🕰️Opening hours: 10:00-23:00 💰10-30€ The food and service were great!! The location was also great, as it was right next to the hotel I was staying at (sonder los acos)!

#Register tripbest July hotel sleeper 📍Barcelona, ​​Spain 🇪🇸 | Essential Must-See Itinerary ✨ Gaudi Maze + Seaside Relaxation + TAPAS Food Paradise! 🗓️ Barcelona is really a city that combines art and sunshine. 🎨🌈Gaudi Architecture Tour | Colorful fairy tale world • Sagrada Família: Super spectacular day and night, every inch of architectural details are breathtaking, it is recommended to book a guided tour to learn about the history and details! • Park Güell: the most photogenic Gaudí work💚 Colorful ceramic benches with blue sky and white clouds, like a fairy tale world ~ recommended to enter in the morning, the most beautiful light ~ • Casa Mira/Castle de Gràcia: Both are close to Passeig de Gràcia, you can walk together, it is recommended to only enter one of them for a closer look! 🌊 Chill by the sea | Barceloneta Beach & Seafood Lunch On a sunny afternoon we went to Barceloneta Beach, the beach is crowded but not crowded, you can walk, sunbathe, take beautiful photos📸. Had a Paella lunch + sangria🍷 nearby, perfect for enjoying the sea breeze of the Mediterranean experience ~ 🛍️ Shopping and Walking Area |Gothic & La Rambla The Gothic district has a European ancient city feel, with street corner fountains, churches, and art performances🎭. The La Rambla pedestrian avenue is full of street food, souvenirs, and street artists. 🍴Must-try food: • Tapas Bar is everywhere, with recommendations: Patatas Bravas, Spanish ham Jamón Ibérico, and tomato bread Pan con Tomate • For breakfast, try the Xurros con Xocolata (Spanish fritters + chocolate sauce). ⸻ 🎒 Practical Tips: • Gaudi works recommend all booking tickets online in advance! • City security is okay, but pickpockets are active, backpack wallets beware! • Metro is convenient but you have to recognize the station names (many are almost the same). • Tapas shop is late for dinner, don't go too early ~ ⸻ 📍 #Barcelona Free Trip #Gaudi Architecture Tour #Sagrada Familia #Park Guel #Barcelona Food #Spanish Travel Must-See #Tripcom Share #Europe Itinerary Recommendation

Tucked along the lively La Rambla, La Boqueria Market is everything I imagined Barcelona to be—colorful, bold, and full of flavor. From the moment I stepped in, I was surrounded by a kaleidoscope of fresh fruits, shimmering seafood, cured jamón, and sweet pastries that looked almost too pretty to eat. Vendors called out cheerfully, offering samples of fresh juices and local delicacies. I sipped on a cold mango-coconut juice while wandering through the stalls, my senses overwhelmed in the best possible way. This wasn’t just a market—it was a celebration of life, a rhythm of everyday joy that pulsed with the heartbeat of the city. La Boqueria made me feel like I wasn’t just visiting Barcelona, but tasting it, piece by piece.

[La Boqueria Market (Mercat de Sant Josep / LaBoqueria) | Barcelona's food treasure trove] — A history dating back to the Middle Ages, the king of markets. An experience that fills the senses with vibrant colors and aromas — ⸻ 📍 [Location & History] Along La Rambla, right next to Liceu Station. It started as a stall selling goat meat in the 13th century, was built in 1840, and its distinctive iron and glass roof was installed in 1914 . ⏰ [Opening hours] Monday to Saturday 8:00-20:30 (closed on Sundays and holidays, fish shop closed on Mondays) (). For beginners, it is recommended to start between 8:00 and 10:00 in the morning as it is quiet, and around 8:00 in the evening is the best time to go as it is empty. ⸻ ✨ Recommended points • More than 200 colorful stalls lined up! A visually appealing lineup of fruits, vegetables, seafood, cheese, prosciutto, nuts, and more. • Instant gourmet food at the “market bar”! At El Quim and Bar Pinotxo, you can enjoy fresh tapas, fried eggs and calamari, and oysters on the spot. • History and architecture are also attractive. The 1914 modernist iron roof and spacious space give it a sense of both vitality and heritage. ⸻ 🎒 Tips • Early morning or late evening is best: If you want to avoid the crowds, visit before 8am or early in the evening. • Prepare coins and snacks: They serve one dish at a time so you can eat quickly, so it's best to bring coins and napkins. • Be careful of fishmongers and butchers on Mondays! Fishmongers are closed on Mondays, so be careful when visiting on the first day. #AbsolutelyFreeTrip #Spain #Barcelona

The Boqueria food market is a must-see. Specialist stalls sell a huge variety of olives, seafood, fruit, meats, cheeses and more. Whether you go there for a picnic, for lunch at a tapas bar or just to browse, the market is an unforgettable experience❤️🔥 If you want a quick, cheap and quality bite to eat at the Boqueria market, head to the center of the market, just behind the fish stalls. There is a small kiosk there, the owner of which is an Italian. He cooks pizza in a wood-fired oven and sells it by the slice. This is the favorite place of the founder of El Bulli - Ferran Adria! #barcelona #boqueria

| Exploring the Rivoli La Rambla Hotel in Barcelona Hotel: Rivoli La Rambla Hotel Address: La Rambla. The Heart of La Rambla | Exploring the Rivoli La Rambla Hotel in Barcelona 👑 Hotel: Rivoli La Rambla Hotel 📍 Address: La Rambla, 128, Barcelona, Spain 🏨 About the Hotel Features Rivoli La Rambla Hotel is located in the heart of Barcelona—on the famous La Rambla avenue, boasting an unbeatable location💃! Stepping outside, you are immediately immersed in the bustling street scene, allowing guests to constantly feel the city's energy and charm. The hotel building exudes an elegant style, and entering the lobby feels like stepping into a peaceful oasis, away from the city's hustle and bustle🌿. Many rooms come with balconies overlooking this historic street. Although it can be a bit noisy at night, the atmosphere and the city's pulse here are beyond words. 🤩 Stay Experience Rivoli La Rambla Hotel is known for its friendly service, with many guests finding the staff very helpful, especially the front desk, which is always willing to offer advice on local attractions and dining📍. The hotel is well-equipped, featuring comfortable and spacious rooms, a rich buffet breakfast, and convenient transportation. Surrounded by great food and shopping options, it’s just a three-minute walk to the metro station🚇. Famous attractions like the Sagrada Familia and the Gothic Quarter are also nearby, making it easy to plan daily sightseeing. The energetic mornings are fueled by the hotel’s delicious and varied breakfast, while the rooftop bar is a great spot for evening drinks and chats with friends🍹. 🌟 Recommended Day Trips Nearby Staying at Rivoli La Rambla Hotel means you can walk within minutes to Barcelona’s classic sights. You can start with a visit to the nearby Boqueria Market, a perfect place to experience local life with a dazzling array of fresh ingredients and snacks🍎. Later, head to the Palau de la Música Catalana or Casa Milà to soak in the city’s artistic atmosphere🎨. If you have more time, you can take the Aerobús to explore other cities. Before returning to the hotel at night, try authentic Spanish cuisine at nearby restaurants like Blu Bar🍽️. Whether for a short stay or an in-depth trip, Rivoli La Rambla Hotel lets you experience the charm of Barcelona—come and enjoy this vibrant city!🎉

Who can resist Barcelona? This city is truly addictive 😍! From architecture to food and beaches, every corner holds surprises. Here's a comprehensive checklist + food map to ensure a flawless trip 👇! 📸 Must-Visit Attractions 1️⃣ Casa Batlló 🐚: Gaudí's fairytale-like building with wavy roofs and surreal designs—absolutely breathtaking! 2️⃣ Passeig de Gràcia 💎: A paradise for luxury brands and designer boutiques—shopping heaven! 3️⃣ La Boqueria Market 🍉: A vibrant food market with fresh fruits, Iberian ham, and mouthwatering snacks! 4️⃣ Sagrada Família ⛪: Visit 2-3 hours before sunset! The light through stained glass is mesmerizing! 🌊 Day 2: Coastal Town Tossa de Mar ✅ Transport: Buy round-trip bus tickets from Nord Station to the filming location of *The Legend of the Blue Sea*! ✅ Must-See Spots: • Platja Gran 🏖️: Stretch of coastline perfect for Insta-worthy shots • Remnants of Gothic Church 🖼️: Famous stone frame—ultimate vibe! • Torre d'en Joanas 🌄: Best viewpoint for coastal panoramas • Municipal Museum 📜: Dive into the town's history On the way back, stop by Casa Milà 🏠—Gaudí’s "stone quarry" is awe-inspiring! 🎨 Day 3: In-Depth Exploration 1️⃣ Hospital de Sant Pau 🏥: Pink-tiled walls break all beauty rules—dubbed the "most beautiful hospital"! 2️⃣ Park Güell 🌳: Lizard fountain, colorful benches—Gaudí’s nature-inspired art is pure therapy 3️⃣ Picasso Museum 🎨: Early works of the master—art lovers rejoice! 4️⃣ Tibidabo 🎡: Sunset views + Ferris wheel rides = peak romance! 🍽️ Foodie Must-Saves • Chao Zhou Lao 🍲: Authentic congee hotpot and marinated seafood—book ahead! • Cerveceria Catalana 🍷: Popular tapas spot—sangria is a must! • Gaudim Restaurant 🦑: Squid ink rice near Casa Batlló—tender perfection! • Shanghai Stories 🍆: Top-tier Chinese—fish-fragrant eggplant is legendary! • Shu Le Hot Pot 🌶️: A lifesaver for homesick Chinese taste buds! • Vigo Restaurant 🥩: Spanish flavors—steak and squid ink rice reign supreme! • ZHonkaku 🍣: Japanese buffet—€14 for unlimited sushi! • Casa Varela 1986 🍞: Vanilla ice cream toast—one bite and you’re hooked! 🏨 Accommodation Tips Stay near Passeig de Gràcia! Safe area with walkable attractions—perfect for lazy travelers! 🚇 Transport Guide • T-casual ticket: 10 rides for €11.35 (great value) • T-familia ticket: 8 rides for €10 (ideal for groups) Barcelona’s romance and surprises go way beyond this ✨. Save this guide—you’ll want to return!

This is a famous market in Barcelona✨ Many foreigners were enjoying eating, souvenirs, and bars! It's a fun market just to walk around and look at. No matter which country I go to, I always go to see the markets, but here the products for sale are colorful and there is a wide variety. It looked like a new market, but it seems that it officially began operating as a market in 1840. It started as a meat market, and then it started selling fruits and vegetables. There are a wide variety of freshly fried seafood and sandwich spices. There are also a variety of fruit juices and sweets. There are also many prosciutto shops. Everyone, enjoy drinking wine and sangria♪#AbsolutelyFreeTrip

#EuropeExploration First, we went to Sagrada Familia first thing in the morning! It's empty in the morning! There aren't many people in the photos, so it's highly recommended! Next, we walked to Casa Mila and Casa Batllo! After that, we went to Boqueria Market! I heard that seafood is especially likely to cause food poisoning, so I just wandered around! And for dinner, we went here! It's a famous restaurant that's close to the market and easy to get to! I chose the squid ink paella at Les Quinze Nits. They have other paellas, but I was looking forward to the squid ink because I heard it was delicious, and as expected, the authentic paella was delicious 🥘 You should definitely go! I was able to fully enjoy Spain in one day!

📍Location: La Rambla, 91, Ciutat Vella, 08001 Barcelona, ​​Spain 🕰️Opening hours: 8:00-20:30 🏖️Atmosphere/facilities: Lively, tourist-oriented, toilets available 💞Reasons why we recommend it: You can eat your way around the area for a surprisingly reasonable price, and they have everything from seafood to meat and fruit, and they also have a bar, so if you want to enjoy a Spanish meal all at once, this is a great place❗️If you come to Barcelona, ​​this is a place you should definitely stop by...!! ! ! ! I visited this place on a 14-hour transit, but I thoroughly enjoyed it💯

📍Boqueria La Rambla, 91, Ciutat Vella, 08001 Barcelona, Spain This area near Boqueria in Barcelona is surrounded by wonderful accommodations and numerous great restaurants. The atmosphere is fantastic, making it a perfect spot to enjoy delicious food and a drink. It's a must-visit destination during your trip to Barcelona.

🌟If Barcelona were a dream, La Rambla would be one of the most vivid and lively scenes. Strolling along this tree-lined avenue connecting Plaça de Catalunya and the Columbus Monument feels like stepping into a fairy tale world—colorful, full of warmth, and filled with countless little surprises. Plaça de Catalunya 🔹Why visit: The "heart of the city" in Barcelona, where metro, bus, and airport shuttles all converge. 🔹Highlights: Large fountains, flocks of pigeons, street performers singing and dancing anytime, full of rhythm. 🔹Tip: Around the square are large department stores like El Corte Inglés, perfect for shopping or having breakfast, super convenient! La Boqueria Market | Located in the middle section of La Rambla 🕰 Opening hours: Monday to Saturday 08:00–20:30 (closed on Sunday) ⏳ Recommended duration: 30 minutes to 1 hour 🔹Highlights: Colorful fruit juices, ham platters, fried seafood, tapas bars... a feast for the eyes and taste buds! 🔹Tip: Arrive early to avoid crowds; juice stalls are usually on the left side at the entrance, starting at €1.5, great value~ Gran Teatre del Liceu | Located on the left side of La Rambla 🎟 Guided tour ticket: about €18 (includes English commentary) 🕰 Showtimes: Check the official website for daily programs in advance 🔹Highlights: Luxurious ceiling, golden arches, Rococo decorations galore, one of Europe's most elegant opera houses. 🔹Tip: Even if you don’t watch a performance, highly recommend joining a daytime guided tour that takes you from the VIP seats to backstage! La Rambla Street Art Portrait Area | Located on the pedestrian path of La Rambla 🔹Highlights: This is not Disneyland, but every day “living statues” perform around the clock: robot clowns, levitating wizards, golden pharaohs... all kinds. 🔹How to enjoy: Mostly tip-based (starting at €1), the more sincere the tip, the better the performance! Remember to greet them when taking interactive photos~ Mirador de Colom (Columbus Monument) | Located at the southern end of La Rambla 🕰 Tower visiting hours: Daily 08:30–14:30, last entry at 14:00 (varies by season, check the official website) 🎟 Ticket: about €6, elevator access to the observation deck 🔹Highlights: Overlooking La Rambla and Barcelona’s port from the top, you can capture stunning shots of seagulls flying by. 🔹Tip: A small souvenir shop is hidden at the base of the tower, offering many locally designed postcards & fridge magnets. Carrer de Petritxol | Located on the east side of La Rambla 🔹Highlights: A super narrow artistic alley with walls covered in painted tiles telling the daily life of old Barcelona. Home to the city’s oldest churro dessert shop, Granja Dulcinea, paired with rich hot chocolate—delicious in every bite! 🔹Tip: About a 3-minute walk from Liceu metro station, the alley is short but full of charm, a favorite spot for local couples and writers seeking inspiration. 🎀 Practical Tips | Save before you go! ✅ Recommended visiting times: before 10 AM or after 3 PM to avoid midday tourist crowds ✅ Safety reminder: Keep an eye on valuables, especially in the market and living statue areas where distractions are common ✅ Extended activity: Continue past the Columbus Monument to the Barcelona port cable car and continue this romantic journey from above 🚠 La Rambla is Barcelona’s love letter to visitors, with poetry in every step and surprises in every second. Want to unlock more ways to enjoy Barcelona? Search for the local Barcelona guide~