Barcelona is a city of creativity, inspiration and energy. How can you stay indifferent to the crazy creations of Antoni Gaudi, the legacy of the great Dali, delicious food and wine? You don't have to have a specific itinerary, as there is something to see in every neighborhood of Barcelona. It is worth seeing the world-famous sights: the Sagrada Familia Cathedral, the Dalí Museum, unusual buildings designed by Gaudi. Basically, all the most interesting things are concentrated in the Gothic Quarter (the historical center of Barcelona), Eixample (New Town) and Montjuïc district, located on the hill of the same name.
Art aficionados can visit one of the city's theaters, such as the Liceo, where Jose Carreras and Monserrat Caballé began their careers.
Barcelona hosts dozens of traditional festivals every year, which will be interesting for any tourist. In early July in the city of Igualada (an hour's drive from Barcelona) is held Balloon Festival, in September you can get to the festival La Merce, dedicated to the patron saint of Barcelona St. Mercedes, in the first half of February the streets are buzzing with the City Carnival, and in March the wagons with free sweets as part of the festival Sant Medir.
Barcelona
Pride of Spain
The luxurious ancient city of Barcelona is perhaps the greatest asset in the treasure trove of the Mediterranean coast. It is a cordial, calm and at the same time modern bright city. The pride of Spain will greet you with majestic panoramas, antique charm, wonderful cuisine, unique local color and the smell of freedom.
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