Barcelona

Explore the iconic basilica designed by architect Antoni Gaudi, known for its intricate facades and towering spires. Learn about the history and symbolism behind this UNESCO World Heritage Site, which has been under construction since 1882. Admire the impressive interior with colorful stained glass windows and unique architectural features.

Take a leisurely walk along Barcelona’s most famous street, lined with shops, cafes, and street performers. Experience the lively atmosphere as you pass by flower stands, art vendors, and historic buildings. Stop at La Boqueria market to sample fresh produce, seafood, and local delicacies. Keep an eye out for the Joan Miro mosaic and the Christopher Columbus monument.

Discover Gaudi’s whimsical park featuring colorful mosaic sculptures, curved pathways, and panoramic views of the city. Walk through the lush gardens and appreciate the harmony between nature and architecture. Marvel at the gingerbread-like houses and the famous lizard sculpture, known as “El Drac.” Learn about the park’s history and Gaudi’s vision for a unique urban space.

Wander through the medieval streets of the Gothic Quarter, filled with historic buildings, charming squares, and Gothic churches. Explore hidden gems like Placa del Rei, Barcelona Cathedral, and the ancient Roman walls. Visit the Picasso Museum to see a collection of artworks spanning the artist’s career. Enjoy tapas at a traditional bar or shop for souvenirs at local artisan shops.

Unwind on the sandy shores of Barceloneta Beach, a popular spot for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports. Take a stroll along the lively promenade lined with seafood restaurants, bars, and shops. Enjoy fresh seafood paella or sip on sangria while soaking up the Mediterranean sun. Admire views of the coastline and the iconic W Barcelona hotel.