The architecture is by far one of the greatest achievements of the Catalan culture!
After you check out the inside of this beautiful church, there are a bunch of delicious tapas bars right across the street.
Go on a weekday during the day, a much more pleasurable experience.
I love walking by this monument and seeing all the people relaxing and enjoying the day. Quintessential Barcelona.
my old neighborhood. Great to simply walk the streets and soak up the local culture.
just walking through this area of old Barcelona is amazing, even if you don't buy anything or sit in a cafe. It is a glimpse of Barcelona long past. Lots of photo ops.
Any fan of Dali must go here. One of my favorite artists ever to grace the earth.
I mention this check-in because it is a really cool park to lay down in the grass and relax, maybe read a book. Culturally, its a cool park to go to because of the sculptures that are housed here.
You will get exposure to a wide variety of works of art at the CCCB. A beautiful space.
I have been a fan of modernists for years. Joan Miro is a genius. A true visionary.
Formerly the location for the grand royal palace, dating back to the 14th century.
Another ethereal home worth visiting in BCN. Designed for a Catalan chocolatier, it was built between 1898 and 1900
I frequented this park over a year period. Gaudi designed it, and it is in a very traditional Catalan district of BCN. Check out the mosaic dragon.
this tribute to the legendary Antoni Tapies was created to promote the study and knowledge of modern and contemporary art.
