The Tibidabo and Montjuic neighbourhoods afford privileged panoramic views across the city and are lovely and well cared-for city parks in addition to being the highest points in Barcelona. The visit ends at Parque Güell, a 17-hectare park with a pure Modernist essence. The Sagrada Familia serves as the starting point for a route around Modernist Barcelona, the highlights of which include La Pedrera, Casa Batlló and Palau de la Música. Unmistakeable and unfinished, work began in 1882 under the leading representative of Catalan Modernism, Antonio Gaudí.
The Sagrada Familia, visible from almost any point in the centre of the city, is one of the most famous landmarks. We have put together a selection of must-see places to get the most out of your time in a hotel in Barcelona to learn the essence of the city:īarrio Gótico and Las Ramblas: wandering past the flower stalls, mime shows and street theatre on Las Ramblas de Barcelona is an experience in itself! The route includes the Boquería Market and Liceu Theatre and then continues to the Barrio Gótico neighbourhood with all the charm of medieval Barcelona.
Barcelona has so many interesting places of cultural value that seeing them all and taking in the details is a challenge.
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