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Travel guides for Barcelona

Choose family plans, rainy-day alternatives, visits and day trips in Barcelona.

Parc de la Ciutadella

The park occupies a former military citadel and preserves reminders of the 1888 Universal Exhibition. Its cascade and buildings show how a garden can tell urban history. Combine observing these features with a break beneath the trees.

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Barcelona with children

A day with breaks, a short walk and one carefully chosen visit.

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Museo Nacional de Arte de Cataluña

MNAC is housed in the Palau Nacional, built for the 1929 International Exhibition. Distinguish the building’s importance from its collections. Outside, observe its position on Montjuïc; allow a separate visit to explore the galleries.

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Barcelona on a rainy day

Indoor alternatives without rushing across the city between bookings.

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Barcelona in four days

The Sagrada Família is Antoni Gaudí’s great Barcelona project, developed over several generations. Compare its façades before entering: they offer different perspectives on the building.

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Barcelona in four days

Four area-based days combining neighbourhoods, architecture and the sea.

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Sagrada Família

Sagrada Família: choosing your visit

Compare admission, guided visits and towers before booking.

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Parque Güell

Park Güell: plan your visit

Regulated entry, hills and a booking worth checking carefully.

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Tossa de Mar

Day trips from Barcelona

Montserrat, the coast and historic towns: choose one outing per day.

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Playa de la Barceloneta

Barceloneta occupies a strip between harbour and beaches. Its straight, narrow streets reveal a planned neighbourhood, unlike the old town’s street patterns. Observe this layout before reaching the sea and respect residents’ everyday life.

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Where to eat in Barcelona

Choose an area along your walk and check the menu before sitting down.

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