2025 Barcelona Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

📖📖Itinerary Day 1: Lisbon International Airport → Belém Tower → Jerónimos Monastery → Rua Augusta Arch → Alfama → São Jorge Castle Day 2: Pena Palace → Quinta da Regaleira → Cabo da Roca Day 3: Santa Juana Hostel Madrid → Mercado de San Miguel → Plaza Mayor → Royal Palace of Madrid → Plaza de España → Museo Nacional del Prado → El Retiro Park Day 4: Palma de Mallorca Airport → Palma Cathedral Day 5: Cal Reiet Hotel & Holistic Retreat → Sóller Day 6: INNSiDE by Meliá Alcudia → Gothic Quarter → Casa Milà → Los Tarantos Flamenco Barcelona Day 7: JonCake → Mercat de Santa Caterina → Casa Batlló → Basilica de la Sagrada Familia → Hospital de Sant Pau Day 8: Abu Dhabi International Airport → Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque → Presidential Palace Abu Dhabi → Louvre Abu Dhabi The most highly recommended place is the small island of Mallorca ~ the lemon-flavored Mediterranean style

A recommended souvenir from Barcelona is Chocolate Amatller. The design of this paper bag is too cute! It's perfect as a souvenir to give to many people or as a formal gift. You can enjoy a variety of high-quality chocolate flavors such as white chocolate, 100% cacao, and strawberry. I went to the store, which is a one-minute walk from Casa Mila. There seems to be a store with a cafe next to Casa Batllo. It is famous as the oldest chocolate brand in Spain. I bought the 100-piece chocolate box on the left in the first picture for about 20 euros. I gave out 2 or 3 pieces to each person at work as a souvenir. It was rich and delicious! It is also famous for its beautiful packaging design.

#OverseasTravelTactics If you have time, be sure to visit Tibidabo, which offers a panoramic view of Barcelona! With an amusement park, a church, and a beautiful observation deck, it's a relaxing spot away from the hustle and bustle of the city. 🚗 Access 1️⃣ Bus + Cable Car • Bus: Take the T2A or T2B bus from the city center to the base of Tibidabo. • Cable Car (Funicular de Tibidabo): Change after getting off the bus. It's about a 10-minute ride, and you can enjoy the scenery along the way. 2️⃣ Taxi/Rental Car • A taxi will take you there in about 20 minutes. • You can drive directly to the top of the mountain, but be careful as there are few parking spaces, especially during high season! 🌟 Attractions & Recommended Spots 🎡 Parc d’Atraccions Tibidabo • Ferris wheel: A popular spot where you can see the whole of Barcelona and the Mediterranean Sea! • Classic wooden roller coaster: A thrilling experience in a retro atmosphere! ⛪️ Sagrat Cor Church • A magnificent church that stands on the top of a mountain, a landmark of Barcelona! • Climb to the top of the church and enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view. 🌅 Mirador de Tibidabo • A spectacular view point overlooking the whole of Barcelona! • On a clear day, you can see the Mediterranean Sea and the Olympic Port in the distance. 🌿 Tibidabo Natural Park (Parc Natural de la Serra de Collserola) • A relaxing spot where you can take a walk through the lush forest. • There are also hiking trails, so it's a place where you can relax and enjoy nature. ✨ Recommended for those who are going to Tibidabo! ✅ Want to visit Barcelona's scenic spots! ✅ Want to relax and avoid crowds! ✅ Want to have a little fun at an amusement park, but don't like serious attractions. Tibidabo is the perfect place to have a slightly out-of-the-ordinary experience while you're in Barcelona! Please make sure to set aside half a day to visit♪

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Picasso was born in Malaga, Andalusia, Spain. There is a Picasso Museum in Barcelona. The Museum of Modern Art in Barcelona houses more than 4,000 works by Picasso. The Moorish-style art museum is not very large. The exhibition hall displays Picasso's works from different periods, including oil paintings, sketches, prints, sculptures, ceramics and other creative art. Photography is prohibited in the gallery so one can only memorize his paintings in their mind or buy a painting book to appreciate Picasso’s creations.

#EuropeanTravel 🏰 Introduction and History - Barcelona Cathedral (Catedral de la Santa Creu i Santa Eulàlia) is a Gothic masterpiece built in the 13th to 15th centuries. The gorgeous stained glass and 14 chapels inside are impressive. If you go up to the rooftop terrace, you can see the whole city at a glance, which will be the highlight of your trip. (Tip: If you visit at 9 am, you can enjoy it quietly ☀️) 📷 Tip for a great photo - Take a picture with Barcelona's red rooftops and Gothic spires in the background from the rooftop! The colors are even more beautiful at sunset. (Tip: Recommended to visit on a clear day 📸)🎵 Cultural Experience - Regular choir performances are a chance to feel local traditions! (Tip: Check the package that includes admission 🎶) 🍴 Nearby restaurants - Try traditional Catalan cuisine at nearby 'Can Culleretes'. (Tip: Lunch reservation recommended 🍲)⚠️ Beware of pickpockets - This is a touristy area, so lock your bags tightly. (Tip: Use your waist wallet 🔐) 🌹 Meet the history and beauty of Barcelona at the cathedral! #BarcelonaCathedral #GothicArchitecture #EuropeTravel

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 La Pedrera – Casa Milà is located in Barcelona and was built in 1877. It is the last private residence designed by Gaudí. In 1984, La Pedrera was designated as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. There is an open space inside the Casa Mila where tourists can buy tickets to enter and visit. The furnishings in the rooms are very elegant and simple, and you can see that they all have a very historical style. In addition to the exterior of the entire building, including the atrium, corridors, living room, bedroom, kitchen and roof, it is also very attractive. Especially the decorations on the roof, some say they are in the shape of aliens and some say they are soldiers wearing helmets. These uniquely shaped decorations were used by Gaudi to cover up the exhaust vents, so everyone says he is a genius architect. On the upper floor inside, there are also architectural blueprints and models of Casa Milà, as well as an introduction to Gaudi and historical photos of his participation in the construction. It can only be said that Gaudi is a master sent by God to change the architectural style. 20180525

Reminiscence・Museu de l'Art Prohibit (Prohibited Art Museum) The museum is housed in an early 20th century modernist building. (Casa Garriga Nogués) The world's first and only censored and banned Art Collections Access to over 150 controversial works that have been banned and censored around the world ⚠️: Staff are available to assist people with limited mobility and wheelchairs 💰: You can buy it on the website and save 2 euros (Website available on Google Maps) After purchase, you will receive a link in your email. (pdf This is the ticket) Children under 13 years old are admitted free of charge On-site ticket purchase: Adults: 14 Euros Seniors aged 65 and above + 🇪🇺Student ticket: 11 Euro (ID required) 📍Address: Museu de l'Art Prohibit Diputació (Right in the center, 6 minutes walk from Casa Batlló) 🕰️Business hours: April 1st to October 31st: Monday to Sunday: 10h - 20h November 1st to March 31st: Monday to Sunday: 10h - 19h Closed: Tuesdays / January 1st / December 25th #Visit European attractions with a European student card #Barcelona #Explore the museum #Good places for the new year 2025 #españa #Good places in Spain

Barcelona is a city where art and history come alive, and every moment of the trip was moving. When I faced Gaudi's masterpiece, the Sagrada Familia, I was speechless at its overwhelming beauty. The intricate exterior carvings and the light-filled stained glass inside created a mysterious atmosphere, making me feel like I was in another world. Walking through the Gothic Quarter and enjoying the medieval atmosphere was also an unforgettable experience. As you walk along the narrow, old alleys, you can find charming cafes and artistic murals everywhere. The Barcelona Cathedral boasts magnificent architecture, and entering it, I was overwhelmed by its majestic atmosphere. The Arc de Triomf was also impressive. Unlike the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, this place, with its unique design made of red bricks, showcased Barcelona's individuality. It was nice to take a leisurely stroll in the surrounding park and enjoy the warm sunshine. The beach in Barcelona offered another charm. The moment I looked at the soft sandy beach and the blue sea and felt the cool sea breeze, I could feel the vibrant energy of the city. Barcelona is a city where history, art, and nature harmonize, and it is a place I definitely want to visit again.

The short holiday is coming, and here's your 8-day Spain travel guide! Experience exotic customs, explore the romantic capital, and start your dream journey! / Spain, located in southwestern Europe, has a long history and is the bassinet of ancient empires. 🏰 Its style varies greatly from south to north, offering a diverse range of experiences. 🌅 It's often called the pearl of Europe, radiating charm! 💃🕺 / 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Madrid Arrive in Madrid, enjoy the airport pickup service, and get ready to start your wonderful Spanish journey! Day 2: In-depth Madrid Tour Royal Palace of Madrid->Plaza Mayor->Puerta del Sol->Mercado de San Miguel->Prado Museum->El Retiro Park Visit Madrid's famous attractions, from palaces to museums, and experience the fusion of history and art. Day 3: Exploring Toledo Toledo Old Town->Toledo Cathedral Set foot in the ancient city of Toledo, listen to the echoes of history, and experience the atmosphere of the ancient cathedral. Day 4: First Impressions of Barcelona Gothic Quarter->Plaça de Catalunya->Barcelona Cathedral Delve into the heart of Barcelona and experience the city's unique charm and cultural heritage. Day 5: Barcelona Architecture Tour Sagrada Família->Casa Milà->Casa Batlló->Park Güell Admire Barcelona's modern architectural wonders and experience Gaudí's magical architectural world. Day 6: Exploring Girona Girona Cathedral->Ancient City Walls->Eiffel Bridge Step into Girona, feel the charm of this ancient city, and explore the traces of history. Day 7: Beach Time in Barcelona Barceloneta Beach Enjoy the sun and waves on Barcelona's beach and relax. Day 8: End of the Journey, Return Home End your wonderful Spanish journey and return home with cherished memories. 🌟 / Recommended Attractions: ✨ Royal Palace of Madrid: Don't miss one of the best-preserved palaces in the world, a close combination of history and elegance! 💒 Sagrada Família: A landmark building in Spain, with exquisite interior carvings and diverse exterior facades, it is breathtaking. 🏰 Casa Milà: The wave-shaped exterior and unique architectural style make you feel like you are in a fantasy world. Let your imagination run wild! / 🎒 Travel Essentials: Spain Travel Packing List 📞 Prepare a phone card to stay connected and share your travel moments anytime. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter that is compatible with Spanish power outlets for worry-free charging. 📜 Passport, visa, and flight tickets—don't forget important documents for a smoother trip. 👗 The weather in Spain in March is moderate. Bring a light jacket and comfortable shoes for easy sightseeing. 🔋 Prepare chargers and power banks to ensure your devices stay powered up. 💰 A small amount of cash plus a credit card makes shopping and dining more convenient, safe, and easy. / That's all for the Spain trip. I hope this guide is helpful. Have fun, and keep your love and spirit of exploration alive! 🎉

#AustraliaFlightEvent Nth Spain Nth Barcelona trip, the place I always go to is the masterpiece of genius architect Gaudi, Sagrada Familia Cathedral✨ Construction began in the 1880s and is still underway, but it is beautiful despite its incompleteness and is a world-class building that many people love. I was surprised every time I went there and felt like Gaudi's breath was alive in each piece. The exterior is amazing, but the interior is also really magnificent, so I definitely recommend going inside!! Korean audio guide is also a must🥺 It's more informative if you know the history. Gaudi's architecture is all good, but... you absolutely have to go to Sagrada:) ✔️I recommend making a reservation in advance. When I tried to make a reservation the day before my visit, there were already no tickets. In that case, if you go to the website early in the morning, you can cancel and get a ticket, so please refer to it! ✔️If you go on a tour, the guide will explain, but if you buy a ticket on your own, make sure to bring earphones. You can listen to the audio guide through the official app. 📍Sagrada Familia Cathedral Sagrada Familia / Carrer de Mallorca, 401, L’Eixample, 08013 Barcelona, ​​Spain #TravelPlan #OverseasTravel #EuropeTravel #Spain #SpainTravel #Barcelona #BarcelonaTravel #SagradaFamilia #SagradaFamiliaCathedral #Gaudi #europetrip #spain #barcelona #sagradafamilia

The Sagrada Familia is a famous Catholic cathedral located in Barcelona, ​​designed by architect Antoni Gaudí. Construction began in 1882 and it combines Gothic and Art Nouveau styles, and is known for its unique facade and exquisite carvings. It is still under construction and is expected to be completed in 2030. Even though the Sagrada Familia is still unfinished, its exterior and interior are stunning, and we stayed here for 3-4 hours quietly admiring every detail. 🚌Transportation - Metro: Take L2 (purple line) or L5 (blue line), get off at "Sagrada Familia" station, and walk a few minutes to arrive. - Bus: Many buses (such as 19, 33, 34, etc.) can reach Sagrada Familia. 🕰️Business hours 9:00-19:00 💰Average consumption HKD $220 #2月好去2025

📍 Itinerary Overview Day1 - arrival, Sagrada Familia, Barceloneta Beach Day2 - Montserrat, sunset cruise, food crawl Day 3 - mt tibidabo, food crawl, sercotel at night Day 4 -departure 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions Montserrat -since we only have limited days. We availed of a tour package from Julia Travels to save time in commuting. £40 covers transportation, tour guide, 2 free activities. Duration of the tour: 8am-2pm. Barceloneta Beach is a nice place to chill Mount Tibidabo - at an elevation of 512 meters (1,680 feet), you can find on and around Mount Tibidabo: The card is available for multiple durations, including 2, 3, 4, or 5 consecutive days, depending on how long you plan to stay. 1.Tibidabo Amusement Park 2.Temple of the Sacred Heart (Templo Expiatorio del Sagrado Corazón) 3.Funicular Railway - you can use your hola card 4.Tibidabo Sky Walk - jogging, cycling We passed by La Boqueria Market. Although we didn’t dine there, we checked it out, and they have a wide variety of food choices. 🚇 Transportation The Hola Barcelona Card. It provides unlimited access to public transportation, including buses, trams, and the metro, for a set number of days. The card is available for multiple durations, including 2, 3, 4, or 5 consecutive days, depending on how long you plan to stay. It covers unlimited travel on the following: 1. Public Transport: Metro (including the airport line), Buses (TMB), Trams (TRAM), FGC trains (Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya), Regional trains within Barcelona zone (Rodalies de Catalunya)2. Airport Transfer 3. Discounts & Free Access: various museums, attractions, and activities throughout the city. Free entry to select to Museu Picasso or FC Barcelona Museum. Discounts at top attractions, tours, and experiences like La Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, and more. 💭 Tips: Watch out for pickpockets Siesta Time 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Use this time to relax or enjoy a leisurely lunch.

Day 0: Arrive in Barcelona on an evening flight Day 1: Sagrada Familia → Park Guell → Watch Barcelona FC I walked from Sagrada Familia to Park Guell, but I don't recommend it. It's a steep hill all the way. It's worth going to a Barcelona FC game. Day 2: Arc de Triomf → Palau de la Musica Catalana → Barcelona Cathedral → Boqueria Market → Placa Catalunya → Casa Batllo → Casa Mila Day 3: Sagrada Familia (2nd time) → Sant Pau Hospital → Next city

If you're in Barcelona and have had enough of Spanish food, why not change things up and try some Portuguese cuisine? Oporto Restaurante is a great choice. Portuguese dishes are known for their seafood, and the Mediterranean-style cooking offers a lighter, fresher taste compared to the richer flavors of Spanish cuisine. Oporto Restaurante is not far from the Sagrada Familia, making it a perfect spot for lunch after your visit. The restaurant is decorated with many Portuguese elements, such as wine, the Portuguese flag, and painted tiles, but the most eye-catching feature is the wall full of wine bottles. We ordered the codfish and steak rice. The codfish is first steamed and then pan-fried, making it juicy and tender, served with the rare addition of straw mushrooms. The steak is a safe bet, accompanied by Portuguese-style wavy fries, greens, and a sunny-side-up egg, all served with rice. We finished our meal with a lemon beer.

A 12-day trip to Spain and Portugal will take you to experience the customs of both countries! Take in all the highlights of the attractions. Follow this guide to easily start your romantic European trip! -- 🌟 Route Overview: DAY1: Fly from Shanghai to Madrid, visit Toledo and Badajoz. DAY2-3: Go to Lisbon and explore the city of Lisbon, then visit Sintra, Cabo da Roca, and finally arrive in Évora to visit the Pena Palace and the ancient city of Évora. DAY4-5: Travel from Évora to Seville to enjoy flamenco dance, then head to Ronda and Granada to explore the Alhambra Palace and the town of Ronda. DAY6-7: Arrive in Valencia, then go to Barcelona to visit the Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, and enjoy paella. DAY8-9: Continue to visit Park Güell and Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, ​​and have free time on the last day. DAY10-11: Take the high-speed rail back to Madrid, visit the Royal Palace of Madrid, and then go to Segovia to see the ancient Roman aqueduct and taste roast suckling pig. DAY12: Fly back to Shanghai from Madrid, ending the unforgettable journey. -- Must-visit attractions: ✨ Alhambra Palace: A must-see traditional Spanish building. Walk through it and feel the rich history and beautiful scenery. 🌊 Casa Mila: The wavy appearance is eye-catching, and the unique architectural style inspires your infinite imagination. It is not to be missed. 🐉 Casa Batlló: Step into Gaudi’s magical apartment, where every corner is filled with dragon stories, as if you are in a fairy tale world. 🌳 Park Güell: Located on Mount Pelada in Barcelona, ​​Gaudi's paradise is waiting for you to explore and enjoy the harmonious beauty of nature and art. -- Travel preparation: 🧳 📞 Prepare a phone card to facilitate communication and not get lost. 🔌 A plug converter is a must-have to ensure you don’t have to worry about charging. 🪪 Be sure to bring your ID with you, including your visa and passport. 👗 Clothing should be seasonal and a warm jacket should always be worn. 🔋 Charger and power bank, always have power to keep you safe. These are the essential items I have summarized from my years of travel experience. Remember to bring them with you to make your trip to Spain and Portugal smoother and more enjoyable! 😊 -- During your trip to Spain and Portugal, you will be accompanied by beautiful scenery along the way. Don’t miss any scenery. I look forward to your next exploration!

#celebrateit Seville is famous for quite a few attractions: 1) Royal Alcazar; 2) Cathedral de Sevilla (which is one of the largest five cathedrals in the world)—so check out on my coming posts. Another one is this: Plaza España. But it’s only until I was there I was fully able to grasp how magnificent it was. It’s pretty almost every moment from dawn to dusk, even under harsh lights—though we might prefer one over the other. I’ve been there three times during my visit, and I found them all photogenic enough. But mind the crowds, (though the entire plaza is large to enough to dilute the crowds), if you’re the kinda person who would want zero photo bombs, your best bet is early morning. Honestly, I think a photography enthusiast or just someone who loves to have great photos of themselves can spend a good three hours here without getting bored. The photo opportunities that you can explore here are endless. And know what’s more? It’s FREE, all year long. 🕰️Business Hours: 8am-midnight daily

Staying in an apartment in Barcelona, we visited the street-side restaurant and bar 'La Tere Gastrobar', near Sants Station. It appears to be a Spanish cuisine restaurant. If you don't have a reservation, try your luck by arriving early! The restaurant's decor features a modern, minimalist, and stylish design, creating a bright and cheerful atmosphere. We were lucky to get a table for six. How can you not order grilled octopus leg when having Spanish cuisine? So, we also ordered grilled vegetables, grilled squid, grilled pork ribs, grilled mentaiko bread, and grilled lava cake. We went all out with grilled dishes! To our surprise, the octopus leg was braised, not grilled. The tender texture with rich sauce was different from what we expected but still quite delicious. Overall, the dining experience was great. From the reception and ordering to the serving, we felt a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The Spanish hospitality and friendliness are truly well-deserved! This hidden gem is definitely worth a try.

11-day in-depth tour of Spain - your ultimate guide! Enjoy a fantastic itinerary, experience the unique charm of Spain, and don't miss out! -------- 🎉 Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Shanghai and arrive in Malaga, explore the artistic charm of the Picasso Museum. Days 2-3: Visit Ronda and Seville, enjoy sightseeing in Ronda and delicious oxtail meal, then take a carriage tour of Seville, watch a bullfight and flamenco performance. Day 4: Travel to Granada, visit the magnificent Alhambra Palace, and enjoy comfortable accommodation in a five-star hotel. Days 5-6: Explore Consuegra and Toledo, experience a world heritage tour, then travel to Madrid, visit the Royal Palace of Madrid and the Bernabéu Stadium. Day 7: Visit Segovia and Las Rozas Shopping Village, explore the Prado Museum, taste roast suckling pig, and visit the Alcazar of Segovia. Days 8-9: Take the AVE high-speed train to Barcelona, experience the artistic charm of Gaudí, taste paella, relive the Olympic memories, and visit Casa Batlló. Free activities on the last day. Days 10-11: Depart from Barcelona, transfer to Shanghai, and return to your cozy home. -------- 🧳 Travel Preparation: 📞 Be sure to get a local SIM card to facilitate communication and avoid getting lost. 🔌 Don't forget to bring a plug adapter, as the sockets in Spain may be different from those at home. 🪪 Prepare your passport and visa. When traveling abroad, you must have all your documents. 👕 It's a bit cold in Spain in January, so bring some warm clothes to avoid freezing. 🔋 Be sure to bring a charger and a power bank, so your phone can stay charged. 💳 When traveling abroad, bring some credit cards and cash in case of emergency. -------- May every step you take in Spain be full of surprises, and may you take away a wealth of happiness and unforgettable memories!🎉

#celebrateit Barcelona is famous primarily for the masterpieces of Gaudi (Familia Sagrada, Casa Batllo, Casa Mila and Park Guell) and the Picasso Museum. If you’re not a hardcore fan for arts/architecture wonders to wanna go through all of them, you might not wanna do Barcelona for more than two days. But half a day of citywalk should still be enough to keep one engaged. Places/areas to walk around: 1) Arc de Triomf 2) Casa Vicens 3) Las Ramblas 4) Gothic Quarter 5) Pont del Bisbe

#solotrip Traveling solo through Spain was an unforgettable adventure. I started in Barcelona, where I wandered through the Gothic Quarter, admired Gaudí’s masterpieces, and enjoyed tapas at a bustling market. The city’s energy was contagious, and watching the sunset from Park Güell was pure magic. Madrid felt more traditional but just as vibrant. The Prado Museum was a highlight, and strolling through Retiro Park offered a peaceful break from the city’s rush. At night, I joined a small group for a flamenco show—an intense, emotional experience. Bilbao was a different world, blending Basque culture with modern art. The Guggenheim Museum’s architecture was stunning, and pintxos (small Basque-style tapas) in the Old Town were a must-try. For solo travelers, Spain is safe and well-connected by high-speed trains. Eating alone is no problem—just grab a seat at the bar, and you might end up chatting with locals. Each city had its own charm, making this solo trip truly special.

A day trip hike to Montserrat, near Barcelona, offers a fantastic blend of stunning natural beauty and spiritual significance. The jagged peaks of the Montserrat mountain range rise dramatically from the surrounding landscape, providing a breathtaking backdrop for your hike. You can start with a train journey from Barcelona to the base of the mountain. From there, you can choose from various hiking trails, ranging in difficulty, that wind through the unique rock formations and offer panoramic views of the Catalan countryside. Many trails lead to the Santa Maria de Montserrat Abbey, a historic monastery perched high on the mountainside, home to the Black Madonna (La Moreneta), the patron saint of Catalonia. Exploring the monastery, including its basilica and museum, is a highlight of the trip. We took the cable car up to the monastery, before taking the furnicular up towards the peak. Afterwards, it is a short 300m elevation climb to the peak of Montserrat at 1236m above sea level. After your hike and exploration, you can enjoy the views and perhaps a meal at one of the restaurants near the monastery before returning to Barcelona by train, filled with the fresh mountain air and the inspiring scenery. #hiddengems

Barcelona, a city full of art and vitality, is definitely worth exploring! 🏙️ Must-see attractions 1. Sagrada Familia ⛪ Gaudí's masterpiece, every detail is full of fantasy and imagination, and is a must-see landmark in Barcelona. 2. Casa Batlló 🏠 Also designed by Gaudí, the colorful exterior walls look like a house from a fairy tale, and the interior decoration is also very unique. 3. Casa Milà, La Pedrera 🏢 Also known as the "Stone House," the unique wavy exterior and ventilated chimney design are impressive. 4. Park Güell 🎠 Colorful benches, mosaic dragons, and fantastic pavilions are great places to take photos. 5. La Rambla 🚶‍♂️ A lively pedestrian street with street performers, food stalls, and specialty shops, it's a great place to experience the local life of Barcelona. 6. Barri Gòtic ⚔️ Ancient streets, medieval buildings, and narrow alleys make you feel like you've traveled back in time. 7. Museu Picasso 🎨 A large collection of Picasso's early and blue period works, it's a paradise for art lovers. Food recommendations • Paella 🍲: The rice absorbs the deliciousness of the seafood, and every bite is full of happiness. • Churros 🍡: Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, served with chocolate sauce or hot milk coffee, it's a great choice for breakfast or afternoon tea. • Jamón con Pan 🍖: Iberian ham is as thin as a cicada's wing, served with freshly baked bread, simple but delicious. • Tapas 🥗: A variety of small dishes, you can taste a variety of Spanish flavors. Transportation Barcelona's public transportation is very convenient, with subways, buses, taxis, and shared bicycles to meet your travel needs. It is recommended to buy a T-10 ticket, which allows unlimited transfers on the subway, bus, and tram. Accommodation From luxury hotels to budget hostels, Barcelona offers a variety of accommodation options. If you want to experience the hustle and bustle of the city, you can choose to stay near La Rambla or Barri Gòtic; if you like peace and quiet, you can choose to stay near Passeig de Gràcia or Casa Batlló, and enjoy the combination of art and tranquility. Tips • Summer is the peak tourist season in Barcelona, so it is recommended to book flights and hotels in advance. • Gaudí's architectural works are very popular, so it is recommended to buy tickets online in advance to avoid queuing. • Try using Barcelona's public transportation, which is convenient and fast, and allows you to better integrate into the local life. • Be careful of thieves and pickpockets at popular attractions such as La Rambla, and take care of your personal belongings.

Barcelona is a perfect mix of history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture. This itinerary covers must-visit attractions while allowing time to relax and enjoy the city’s charm. Day 1: Gaudí’s Masterpieces & Gothic Quarter Morning: • Sagrada Familia – Start your trip at Barcelona’s most famous landmark. Book tickets in advance to avoid long queues. • Passeig de Gràcia – Walk along this elegant avenue to admire Casa Batlló and La Pedrera, two of Gaudí’s most famous buildings. Afternoon: • Gothic Quarter (Barri Gòtic) – Wander through medieval streets, visit Barcelona Cathedral, and enjoy the lively atmosphere. • Picasso Museum – Located in the El Born district, this museum showcases an extensive collection of Picasso’s early works and his artistic evolution. Evening: • Sunset at Bunkers del Carmel – Enjoy one of the best panoramic views of Barcelona. Day 2: Park Güell, El Born & Beachside Relaxation Morning: • Park Güell – Visit this colorful park designed by Gaudí, offering whimsical architecture and great views. (Pre-book tickets) • El Born District – A charming neighborhood with boutique shops, cafés, and historical sites like the Palau de la Música Catalana. Afternoon: • Barceloneta Beach – Relax by the Mediterranean, take a stroll along the boardwalk, or rent a bike to explore the coastline. Evening: • Magic Fountain Show (Font Màgica de Montjuïc) – End the day with this stunning light and music show at Montjuïc. Day 3: Montjuïc & Local Experiences Morning: • Montjuïc Hill – Take the cable car up to Montjuïc Castle for incredible views of the city and harbor. • Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya (MNAC) – A must-visit for art lovers. Afternoon: • Poble Espanyol – An open-air museum showcasing Spain’s diverse regional architecture and culture. • Camp Nou (optional) – Football fans can visit FC Barcelona’s iconic stadium. Evening: • Tapas & Flamenco Night – Wrap up your trip with an authentic Spanish dinner and a live flamenco performance. This itinerary balances sightseeing, cultural experiences, and leisure, ensuring you experience the best of Barcelona! #favouriteitinerary

Barcelona, ​​a city full of art, is really worth savoring! • Sagrada Família 🙏: Head to the Sagrada Família early to avoid the queues This unfinished church is Gaudí’s masterpiece and is stunning in every detail. • Park Güell 🎢: Head to Park Güell in the afternoon, where the colorful mosaics and fantastic architecture will definitely open your eyes, as it’s a long walk! • Passeig de Gràcia 🛍️: Stroll the Passeig de Gràcia at night, which is a paradise for shopping and food. Day 2: Feel the pulse of Barcelona • La Rambla 🎭: Start in the morning from La Rambla, Barcelona’s most famous pedestrian street with street artists, snack stalls, shops. • Camp Nou & Museu del Futbol Club Barcelona ⚽️: If you are a football fan, be sure to visit the Barça Museum in the afternoon to experience the history and glory of this legendary team up close. • Mercat de la Boqueria🍎: In the evening, don’t forget to stroll around the Boqueria market, where fresh fruits, seafood, and ham are mouth-watering. Day 3: Explore the other side of the city • Casa Batlló🏠 and Casa Milà, La Pedrera🏢: A visit to these two Gaudí-designed buildings can be arranged in the morning, which is full of fantasy on the exterior and interior. • Gothic Quarter (Barri Gòtic) ⚔️: Afternoon stroll through the Gothic Quarter, which preserves a lot of medieval architecture and narrow streets, perfect for photos. • Montjuïc 🌄: In the evening, take the cable car or bus up the mountain to visit the Montjuïc Castle, the National Gallery, and overlook the entire Barcelona at night. Food Recommendations: • Paella: You can’t go wrong with this traditional delicacy in Barcelona. • Tapas: Various small portions of Tapas are a favorite among Spaniards. • Jamón Ibérico: Thinly sliced ​​ham with bread and red wine is a perfect match! traffic: • Public transportation is well developed in Barcelona, ​​and it is recommended to buy a T-10 ticket for unlimited rides on the metro, bus, and trolleys. accommodation: • Choose areas that live in the city center or close to the main attractions so that getting around is more convenient. Tips: • Attractions may be more crowded during peak hours, try to travel off-peak. • Take good care of your personal belongings, especially in crowded areas.

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

#Traveling Abroad Strategy Compared to Japan, the entrance fees for tourist attractions and world heritage sites in Europe seem to be quite high... 😿 On the other hand, it seems that many tourist destinations in Spain have a ticket discount system for students from all over the world. (Some places may have restrictions such as domestic or EU students, so it is recommended to check the official website before going ⚠️) In the photo, I will introduce the things I was able to travel at a good price on this trip 🙌 (as of 2024) Also, depending on the time of day, it is free for everyone, regardless of whether they are students or not...! The Picasso Museum in Barcelona, ​​the Prado Museum in Madrid, and the Reina Sofia Museum are open for free in the evening on certain days of the week! For more information, please check the official website of each museum 🔍✨ #Travel in Spain #Good Deal #Weak Yen #Barcelona #Madrid

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 La Muscleria, a famous mussel restaurant in Barcelona, ​​offers nearly 20 flavors of mussels, which are served with fried potato chips with skins on. For around 10 Euros (NT$400), you can enjoy the seafood-flavored mussels. Paired with wine or soda, it is a different flavor from Spanish seafood risotto! La Muscleria is located near Verdaguer Metro Blue Line Station, next to Casa Mila. I learned about it from a local friend who recommended it to me. Now I can eat Belgian mussels in Barcelona! The restaurant looks pretty cool from the outside, like the cellar of a castle. There are also outdoor seats, and the atmosphere is pretty good. We ordered two flavors, garlic onion and tomato sauce. The mussels themselves were very tender, and were cooked with different sauces, one light and one rich. The flavors and tastes were very different, and it was quite satisfying to eat a full bucket! Simple, unpretentious, welcoming, great environment and delicious food, worth visiting again. #SpainTravel #Barcelona #Mussels #lamuscleria

NATA Lisboa, a renowned egg tart shop from Portugal, is just as good as the century-old Belem shop. NATA Lisboa's flavors are more appealing to the general public, with a crispy exterior, rich and creamy filling, and a light, sweet milk flavor. A sprinkle of cinnamon or powdered sugar adds even more to the taste. You don't have to travel all the way to Lisbon to enjoy NATA Lisboa! NATA Lisboa has opened many branches across Europe and even worldwide. Besides Lisbon, they now have a branch in Barcelona. The store's cute and youthful decor is very refreshing, and the egg tarts taste just as authentic and delicious as in Portugal. Each egg tart costs €2, and the fillings come in various flavors like apple, pineapple, almond, caramel sea salt, and lemon. In addition to drinks, they even offer decadent milkshake sundaes! NATA Lisboa knows how to capture the hearts of food lovers, which is why they have so many branches.