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Must-Sees in Barcelona: Gaudi, La Rambla, Sagrada Família

Barcelona - The City of Counts Discover the enchanting allure of Barcelona, known as "The City of Counts," where history and modernity beautifully intertwine. Stroll along the bustling La Rambla, marvel at Gaudí's masterpieces like the Sagrada Família, and unwind at the scenic Park Güell. Don't miss a day trip to the historic city of Lleida and the breathtaking Montserrat mountain, offering panoramic views and spiritual serenity. Barcelona is a vibrant tapestry of culture, cuisine, and captivating sights waiting to be explored. Notable Places in Barcelona, Spain: La Sagrada Família (entrance fee €26) Plaça de Gaudí Parc Güell (entrance fee €10) Casa Vicens (entrance fee €18) Casa Batlló (entrance fee €35) La Pedrera - Casa Milà (entrance fee €28) Taller Refractari UBIKA VINILO Albert Carnisseria Mural Alicia Església de la Mare de Déu de Betlem Font de la Portaferrissa Boludeces HUMANA Vintage Antic Teatre Artesanat Same Torre Glòries Monumental La Monumental Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art (entrance fee €10.80) Plaça de Catalunya Avda. del Portal de l'Àngel (Notable street) Planelles Donat Reial Cercle Artístic de Barcelona Catedral de Barcelona (entrance fee €14) Mercat del Pi Basílica de Santa Maria del Pi (entrance fee €8) Parròquia de Sant Agustí Mercat de la Boqueria Palau de la Música Catalana (entrance fee €19) Mercat de Santa Caterina Picasso Museum (entrance fee €12) Museu Etnològic i de Cultures del Món Moco Museum Barcelona Museu Moco Barcelona (entrance fee €14.95) Basílica de Santa Maria del Mar (entrance fee €5) Museum of the History of Catalonia (entrance fee €6) Port Vell (Marina) Port Cable Car - Port Station Telefèric del Port San Sebastian Beach Platja de Sant Sebastià L'Estel ferit Somorrostro beach El Peix d'Or Frank Gehry | El pez Olímpico (Sculpture) MUHBA Turó de la Rovira Tibidabo Poble Espanyol de Montjuïc (entrance fee €15) Parc del Laberint d'Horta (entrance fee €2.23) Torre de les Aigües del Besòs Pg. de Gràcia Parish of St. Gregory Thaumaturgus Parròquia Sant Gregori Taumaturg Parròquia de Sant Fèlix Africà 𓂃𓈒 Taller Refractari is a ceramic shop. The artist is very nice; she makes handmade ceramics herself. Another store I recommend is UBIKA VINILO, where you can get a very high-quality apron printed with your name for only 26 euros. However, you won't get it on the same day—you'll have to come back after a day or so to collect it. It is a very good souvenir from Barcelona. Also, the owner/staff are very warm. We were happy to stumble upon this place while walking around Barcelona. At Plaça de Catalunya, we saw many birds. Avda. del Portal de l'Àngel is a notable street where we saw sellers offering soaps, leather products, jewelry, etc. Planelles Donat has been in business since 1859. We got two scoops of ice cream here for 4.20 euros. Mikko got Blanc i Negre, and I also got a local drink called Horchata for 1.95 euros, which you can buy here. Reial Cercle Artístic de Barcelona — we just came across this gem while exploring Barcelona. What a generous place! There’s so much to see, including a free art exhibition right in the heart of town. At Mercat del Pi, they sell jams, cheese, beeswax candles, honey, salami, nuts, chocolates, etc. Nearby is the Mural Alicia — check out the Alberto León mural as well. This one caught my attention more, but there's no Google pin for it. So yes, you can check out two street art pieces in this area. Another option is Mercat de Santa Caterina, which boasts nice architecture and is less crowded than Mercat del Pi. Of course, there's also La Sagrada Família, which costs 26 euros to enter. It's the most colorful, artistically designed basilica I’ve ever seen. With so much color and character, it could pass as a quirky Disney castle. You can also check out Plaça de Gaudí, the park in front of Sagrada Família. Pg. de Gràcia is another notable street with brands such as Cartier, Prada, Fendi, Rolex, Gucci, Chopard, Bulgari, and Dior — so many luxury stores around here. We also passed by Albert Carnisseria. It's very local, with kind sellers and owners. We bought some delicious and affordable salami and ate it while walking around Barcelona. Barcelona Travel Guide: https://vimmyrem.com/blog/2024/SpainB... [email protected] Instagram: ‪@vimmytravels‬