Things to see in Barcelona
Barcelona Cathedral, a Neo-Gothic church steeped in legend
The Catalan capital’s cathedral—which dates from the thirteenth century, although its current façade was added in the nineteenth century—is dedicated to the martyred Saint Eulalia.
Casa Vicens, Gaudí’s early days
The Catalan artist’s first masterpiece, declared a World Heritage Site, is a work of art that stands out from the rest of his creations due to its orientalist style.
Torre Agbar, the launchpad for Barcelona’s technological advancement and sustainability
The famous ‘cucumber-shaped’ skyscraper, a controversial landmark since it opened in 2005, has become a classic feature of the skyline of modern-day Barcelona.
Fira Barcelona: the world’s best showcase
Fira Barcelona in the Catalan capital is a fantastic showcase for businesses, but also for innovation and art.
Plaça de Catalunya: the heart of Barcelona
Plaça de Catalunya is the very heart of Barcelona, through which a multitude of people pass to enjoy its shopping and leisure options.
Parc de la Ciutadella, so much more than just a park
The Parc de la Ciutadella is Barcelona’s most central park. It is also one of the most popular for relaxation, fun and shows.
Colònia Güell: Gaudí’s testing ground
Colònia Güell is a visit that is worth the while to learn more about the creativity of Antoni Gaudí and other Modernist architects.
Passeig de Gràcia, Barcelona’s most elegant boulevard
Modernist buildings and luxury stores rub shoulders in this most iconic artery of Barcelona, which connects Plaça de Catalunya with the Gràcia neighbourhood.
Barcelona’s Plaça d’Espanya, the spirit of the 1929 Universal Exposition
Discover the monumental plaza, the second largest in Spain, which was built as a gateway to the site of Barcelona’s 1929 Universal Exposition
The Arc de Triomf, Barcelona’s gateway to modernity
What was originally the monumental entrance to the World Fair of 1888 has endured as a symbol of the beginnings of the city’s industrial, artistic and social development