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A vibrant metropolis set on the Mediterranean Sea, famed for its brilliant architecture, rich culture, and captivating history.

Recognized as the masterpiece of Antoni Gaudi, this incomplete church is an exquisite blend of Gothicism and Art Nouveau.

In the heart of the city center, this historic quarter is full of Gothic architectural gems, as well as artifacts dating to the 4C.

Established in the 15C, this famous avenue is lively, colorful, and manic, with ever-changing commerce, nature, and celebrations.

This immense square is a nice spot for some shopping, and turns into a nightlife and cuisine hub in the evenings.

Designed by the famous Antoni Gaudi, this building boasts a facade adorned with a colorful mosaic reflecting the tale of St. George.

Housed in a spectacular modern building, this museum hosts a must-see monumental collection of over 1,500 late-20C works of art.

Honoring the life the local artist Antoni Tapies, this museum holds a superb collection of his works in a fittingly quaint building.

This 13C Gothic cathedral is a wonder, featuring an array of decorative elements and allowing access to the roof for great views.

Once the city's infamous Chinatown, today the neighborhood is best known for its nightlife and a myriad of diverse eateries.

Located centrally in the Gothic Quarter, this cultural square is surrounded by some of Barcelona's most grand medieval buildings.

Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this Gaudi-designed masterpiece from the early 20C offers a museum and roof-top tour.

Housed in a 15C Gothic palace, this superb museum hosts a wealth of historic relics, including wonderful archaeological findings.

The center remains the heart of Barcelona, combining historic sites and cultural monuments with cafes, shops, and fun activities.

Home to over 4,000 of works by Pablo Picasso, this wonderful museum spans several buildings and the entirety of the artist's life.

Housed in the National Palace, this museum includes excellent collections covering art and artifacts from Roman times to modern.

A marvel of landscaping by Antoni Gaudi, this park blends lush gardens with architectural curios, and is full of whimsical statues.

Explore the works of the avantgarde artist Joan Miro and a wealth of art by other modern artists, and enjoy the hilltop views.

Walk down this major avenue, admiring fantastic architectural gems, browsing the various shops, and enjoying the local cafes.

Housed in an 18C palace, this world renowned museum is home to some of the world's most interesting and thought-provoking works of 21C art.

Located on Barcelona's Montjuic Hill, this historic cemetery is knows for its great views and beautiful and artistic tombstones.

Built during the Spanish Civil War in 1938, these anti aircraft fortifications are now a great spot to relax and enjoy breathtaking views of Barcelona.

Perhaps one of Antoni Gaudi's tamer designs, this 19C mansion is still resplendent with exquisite architectural and artistic elements.

This flamboyant concert hall displays the best of Catalan culture both inside and out, boasting exquisite ornaments and architecture.

Once a street of prominent residences, this thoroughfare is now lined with very good shops and cafes, leading directly to the port.

This 14C church is a spectacular example of Catalan Gothic architecture, with a fine facade and simply breathtaking interior.

From the early 14C, this chapel is all Gothic with a colorful chancel and beautiful artifacts.

Recognized by National Geographic as the world's best city beach, this great shoreline stretches for over 4km and fits all tastes.

Home to Romanesque and Gothic art, textiles, and archaeological artifacts, this museum traces Catalonia's ecclesiastic ornamentation.

This district is Barcelona's "Modernist Central", and a walk along Ruta del Modernismo is perfect for admiring the architecture.

housed in an elegant 16C Renaissance palace, this museum is dedicated to the history, science, and use of cannabis.

Visit the city's marina and discover a bustling area great for eating, drinking, and enjoying the views and happenings.

These unique 19C gardens were built by an eccentric millionaire, who filled them with a zoo, galleries, and extravagant buildings.

Housed in a 13C royal shipyard, this wonderful museum traces the history of Barcelona's naval exploration over the past centuries.