The sights of Barcelona are practically inexhaustible, it is impossible to list them all, but you can single out the most interesting and deserving of a must visit.
1) La Sagrada Família. The temple, the construction of which lasts more than 100. Perhaps this is its highlight - it changes every day, and each visit to Barcelona is accompanied by an inspection of the renewed masterpiece of architecture. In this case, the temple can be viewed not only from the outside, but also to climb the towers - on foot or by elevator, while examining the creation of Gaudí, as well as the views of the beautiful Barcelona opening from the temple.
2) La Rambla is a pedestrian boulevard surrounded by trees and busy highways. The Rambla is always filled with tourists from all over the world, and the foreign language here sometimes drowns out the Spanish one. The boulevard attracts attention with street actors, including fire eaters and dancers no less hot than fire, flamenco. Being on this unusual street, you need to beware not only of pickpockets, but also of prices in local establishments that threaten to ruin the guests of the city. In the evening, on the streets of the Rambla, you can see moths, and closer to morning, cheerful tourists, warmed up with strong drinks and singing songs. By the way, for those who definitely want to return to Barcelona, we can advise you to take a sip from the Canaletes drinking fountain - eternal love for Barcelona and a return to it will be guaranteed.
3) You can get acquainted with the art of Catalonia by visiting the Museum of National Art, the center of which is a magnificent collection of Romanesque art. These are mainly frescoes found in churches in the north of Catalonia, some of them date back to the 11th and 12th centuries. In addition, the museum exhibits some of the exhibits created by Gaudí.
4) Gardens on Montjuic. Fragrant gardens are a place of tranquility and tranquility against the backdrop of a metropolis, where life does not stop for a single moment. In addition to the beauties of nature, from the mountain you can see the boundless azure sea. After sunset, you can see the magical fountains with mesmerizing lighting. Whimsical overflows of water are accompanied by classical music, creating a romantic atmosphere. You cannot ignore the numerous museums located on Montjuïc Mountain.
5) Picasso Museum. The museum of the great painter is located under the arches of the Gothic mansion. Here you can see both children's works by Picasso and works of the late period, as well as a rich collection of ceramics and printed graphics. In addition to the artist's works, here you can also admire the old courtyards of the mansion itself.
6) Park Guell. It is impossible to imagine a visit to Barcelona without visiting Park Guell. In fact, this is a whole city created by Eusebi Guell. 15 hectares of land, where quaint gingerbread houses, numerous sculptures and structures decorated with mosaics are located. In this park, even an adult will feel like a child caught in an incredible fairy tale. On the territory of the park, you can also visit the house-museum of Gaudí to double enjoy the work of two genius personalities.
7) Museu Marítimo. Since Barcelona is a seaport, you need to pay attention to the maritime museum in order to feel like an experienced sailor near a 16th century galley, recreated in full size. Thanks to a hundred sailors, driven by whips, the galley developed a speed of up to 9 knots. The museum acquaints guests of the city with the history of this maritime power. The building of the museum itself is a kind of exhibit, since it was built in 1283 and was a shipyard.
The listed attractions are just a drop in the ocean. Each street in Barcelona is fraught with something unusual, unique and mesmerizing either in its appearance or in history.
