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The Best Attractions of Barcelona

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barcelona2With so many low cost flights to Europe, Barcelona city breaks have never been more affordable. If you’re planning a visit to the lively capital of Spain’s Catalonia region, it’s worth exploring these popular attractions. To make your trip hassle free, use a Barcelona airport transfer to get directly to your accommodation or any other destination.

Sagrada Familia

A city famed for its Modernista architecture, there’s no shortage of imposing and unique sights to visit. The Sagrada Familia remains one of the most popular – a jaw dropping Basilica designed by master architect, Antonio Gaudi. It’s best enjoyed on a guided tour which offers access into the equally impressive interior. At the museum and gift shop, you can learn more about this feat of architecture.

Las Ramblas

No trip to Barcelona would be complete without taking a walk down its most famous street, La Rambla. Nestled in the Gothic Quarter, visitors can expect a cosmopolitan vibe complete with trendy bars, laidback tapas restaurants and the obligatory souvenir stalls. It’s a great place to enjoy paella and a glass of sangria whilst watching the world go by.barcelona1

Barcelona Zoo

Situated in the Parc de la Ciutadella, Zoo de Barcelona is home to over 7,000 animals across 400 different species. This kaleidoscope of wildlife makes for a great afternoon where visitors can explore different exhibits across 14 hectares of parkland. The dolphin show is hugely popular, and there is a petting zoo perfect for younger children.

Picasso Museum

Art fanatics shouldn’t miss an opportunity to see some of Picasso’s most influential work from his formative years. This museum houses over 4,251 pieces, arranged in chronological order from his early work, up to the Blue Period. It’s a fascinating insight into the artist’s development and change of style over the years.

Barcelona FC Museum

The most visited museum in Catalonia attracts millions of football fanatics every year. Its rich heritage and reputation as a world famous attraction dates back to its opening in 1899. Now fans have a chance to marvel at some of the club’s impressive trophies and learn more about the teams’ unrivaled success.

La Boqueria

Considered one of the best food markets in the world, La Boqueria is a treasure trove of Catalan inspired cuisine and locally sourced produce. Foodies can indulge at one of the many vendors offering authentic tapas dishes. It’s also a perfect place to find that unique gift with everything from handmade chocolates to cured salami and dried chili’s.

Don’t miss out on these exciting attractions on your next Barcelona holiday to enjoy the best this city has to offer.

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