Santa Maria del Mar is one of the most unusual Gothic buildings in Barcelona, and indeed in Spain. This basilica, also known as the Naval Church of St. Mary and the Naval Cathedral of Barcelona, is the only surviving church in the style of pure Catalan Gothic. This unique landmark is located in the La … Read more
Metro Barcelona can be literally called one of the most developed types of municipal transport. With its help you can get to any point not only of the city itself, but also of its surroundings. Despite this, many tourists who come here for the first time, beware of the local subway and call it too … Read more
The show, which shows the magic fountain of Montjuic in Barcelona, is a powerful entertainment event, attended by almost 2,500,000 people annually. The fountain is a skillful demonstration of light, color and water interacting to musical rhythms. These components, mixed in the correct proportions, create real magic: beautiful music sounds around the fountain, and the … Read more
Citadel Park is one of Barcelona’s oldest and most picturesque green areas. Locals like to walk here on weekends and have picnics, and for tourists, the zoo and museums are of interest. General information Citadel or Ciutadella Park is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Barcelona for both tourists and locals. It was … Read more
Ferrari Park, Spain – a young, but already quite famous complex, offering entertainment for the whole family. A walk in this place will not only give a complete picture of the development of the company, but also immerse you in an atmosphere of speed and adrenaline. General information Ferrari Land is a new theme park … Read more
The Gothic Quarter in Barcelona, located in the historical center of the Catalan capital, is a unique place in which the greatest monuments of culture, architecture and art are concentrated. Sandwiched between La Rambla Avenue, Via Laetana and Plaza Catalunya, it is an intricate labyrinth of narrow, crooked streets, medieval buildings and Roman ruins. Barrio … Read more
From any corner of the Gothic Quarter, which occupies a significant part of the Old Town in Barcelona, you can see the spiers of the iconic city landmark – the Cathedral. This monumental medieval temple is also known as the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and St. Eulalia, the Cathedral, the Cathedral of St. Eulalia … Read more
Park Guell is a popular tourist attraction in Barcelona, and even throughout Spain. Both tourists and locals love to come here on vacation. The Gaudi Park in Barcelona is located on the Carmel hill, its area is 17.2 hectares. The landmark was built in the first half of the last century, its author is Antonio … Read more
The Picasso Museum in Barcelona is one of the most visited places in the Catalan capital. Being one of the main cultural centers dedicated to the work of one of the greatest artists of all time, he is famous for the largest number of works created in various stages of his life. Museum History The … Read more