The second-largest city in Spain, Barcelona is quickly becoming one of the most fashionable cities in Europe, and it’s not difficult to see why. With its world-renowned architecture and history as well as a blissful coastline of white sandy beaches, the city has everything to offer and it’s no wonder why millions of tourists choose it as their perfect holiday destination every year.
Barcelona has no shortage of culture, laced with history and with Gaudí pulsing through its veins; it is a city of beauty, no matter what season you visit and one that will remain with you for decades. It’s the kind of place that people have difficulty describing in just a few words and so conclude by saying “you just have to go“, so what’s stopping you?
This Barcelona travel guide will open your eyes to a city unlike any you’ve visited before.
There are three main modes of transportation to travel to Barcelona, Spain, all viable options depending on your budget and locationRead more
The very best way to get to know Barcelona - without a doubt - is to understand the distinct character of city district. Read more
On the traditional end, Catalan & Spanish restaurants are just about as ubiquitous as international establishments. Read more
What do Roman ruins, Gothic plazas, Art Nouveau, Pablo Picasso, Sónar and FC Barcelona have in common? They're all defining elements of Barcelona culture. Read more
Why not prolong your stay in Barcelona and take a trip? Read more
Barcelona has the dynamic and open personality so typical of Mediterranean cities. It is the perfect city to relax in, stroll around and enjoy. Barcelona has its own way of life which makes it unique.
This Barcelona guide will help you to discover the dream in the modern reality.
We are here to provide you with all the essentials for a trip to Barcelona. From the stuff that you need to know before you leave home in Planning Your Trip to the best things to do once you're here in Out & About.
As well as the basics we've thrown in a few extras along the way such as a History section to give you some background and a Culture section to allow you to get under the skin of most mysterious of peoples.
Barcelona has many great hotels. Lots of them are located in the city center, close to the main tourist attractions. The H10 Montcada Hotel is near the Picasso Museum of Barcelona. This museum displays only paintings by Picasso. It is a great way to spend an afternoon or so. Or try out any of the other great museums in Barcelona such as the Gaudi Museum, City History Museum or Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona.
If you're looking for a young atmosphere or are traveling with friends and want to stay together at the same time you save money, you can also consider a hostel in Barcelona. To stay close to the beach, Sea Point hostel, located in Barceloneta can be a good option.
