Sagrada Família
Visit Antoni Gaudí’s landmark basilica; check current entry arrangements.
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Find Modernisme architecture, Mediterranean neighbourhoods, Catalan food and a year-round arts calendar.
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Barcelona is a Mediterranean city shaped by Catalan culture, Modernisme architecture, a historic old town and neighbourhood life. Its museums, markets, parks and waterfront make it easy to build a visit around distinct districts.
The metro, buses, trams and city walking routes connect many of the main sights. Reserve ahead where required and check current visitor arrangements for major landmarks and popular public spaces.
Visit Antoni Gaudí’s landmark basilica; check current entry arrangements.
Explore Gaudí’s park, mosaics and city viewpoints.
Wander historic lanes, squares and civic landmarks in the old city.
See one of Gaudí’s best-known buildings on Passeig de Gràcia.
Visit museums, gardens and viewpoints on the hill above the harbour.
Walk the city’s historic seaside neighbourhood and beach promenade.
Explore restaurants and local flavours in Barcelona.
Can Culleretes◉ Gothic QuarterCatalanView Restaurant
7 Portes◉ BarcelonetaCatalan and rice dishesView Restaurant
Bar Cañete◉ El RavalTapasView Restaurant
Disfrutar◉ EixampleContemporary tasting menuView RestaurantDiscover experiences tailored to your interests in the city of Barcelona.
City events and seasonal highlights in Barcelona. Dates and programmes can change.
Transport options for getting around Barcelona.
A broad network links central areas and outer districts.
Frequent routes reach areas away from metro stations.
Two networks connect districts on the city edge.
Public and private cycle options serve the city.
Licensed taxis are available throughout Barcelona.
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