First of all, a map with Barcelona attractions will surely recommend you:
Gothic Quarterwhere most of the medieval monuments are concentrated.Cathedral is a stunning example of Gothic architecture diluted with the ringing charm of Catalonia (admission is 2 EUR, open until 7pm).
Another very important landmark in Barcelona, whose photos are truly mesmerizing, is the Sagrada Familia, one of the most famous creations of the brilliant architect Antoni Gaudi (ticket price 15 EUR, with audio guide 22 EUR).
Haudi's most interesting creation is the Mila House, which is both a residential building and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The house is interesting not only for its extravagant wavy facade, but also for its engineering solutions: no load-bearing walls and a natural ventilation system. The entrance fee is 20.5 EUR (10.25 EUR for children aged 7-12).
Barcelona's sightseeing map is sure to point you to the Rambla the country's most famous street, where the atmosphere is one of eternal celebration.
Don't miss the Palace of Catalan Music, a unique and hard to define architectural style (ticket price 18 EUR, open from 10:00 to 15:30).
Any list of Barcelona attractions with names will point you to the Spanish Village an incredible complex in which professional architects have recreated buildings from more than 1,500 Spanish settlements from across the country.
Take along a map of Barcelona's sights, which shows other places in the city that you simply can't miss:
- museums: Picasso, Gaudi, Olympic, military, maritime, historical;
- theaters: National, Principal, Lliure;
- old port;
- fountains: Monjuica, Canaletes, Grand Cascade and in Plaza de España
And lovers of Art Nouveau should definitely visit the Eixample district - Barcelona's sightseeing descriptions give a lot of rave reviews to this area, located north of Plaça Catalunya.
