• La Monumental - Barcelona’s final bullring, inaugurated in 1914, showcases a captivating blend of Moorish and Byzantine architecture. Although it no longer hosts bullfights, its remarkable façade continues to dominate the surroundings.
• Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau - Be amazed by the largest modernist complex of Catalan architecture, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997.
• Basilica de la Sagrada Familia - Gaudí’s renowned and yet-to-be-completed masterpiece, the Sagrada Família, is a stunning basilica with spiraling towers and intricate façades — an essential highlight of Barcelona.
• Casa de les Punxes - This enchanting building with pointed towers, a modernist treasure by Josep Puig i Cadafalch, graces Diagonal Avenue, adding a medieval touch to the city’s skyline.
• Casa Mila - La Pedrera - Among Gaudí’s most daring works, featuring a wavy stone façade and wrought-iron balconies, this building is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a modernist icon.
• Casa Batllo - Renowned for its vibrant mosaic façade and organic forms, Casa Batlló is a visual delight and one of the most photographed structures on Passeig de Gràcia.
• Placa Catalunya - A central plaza linking the old and new parts of the city, Plaça de Catalunya is the vibrant core of Barcelona, surrounded by shops, cafés, and major thoroughfares.
• Placa d’Espanya - Bordered by Venetian towers and fountains, this grand square is one of Barcelona’s most impressive, serving as the entrance to Montjuïc and the Magic Fountain.
• Montjuic - A cultural and historical hilltop offering sweeping views of the city and sea. Home to gardens, museums, and Olympic venues, it provides a serene escape with stunning scenery.
• Columbus Monument - Situated at the base of La Rambla, this towering column honors Christopher Columbus and serves as a striking landmark pointing towards the sea.
• Port Vell (Old Port) - Barcelona’s oldest harbor merges maritime history with modern allure. Yachts, palm-lined promenades, and the Maremagnum mall make it a lively waterfront destination.
• La Barceloneta - Explore La Barceloneta, Barcelona’s historic seaside district celebrated for its local charm and lively atmosphere. Once a fishing village, this neighborhood now combines tradition with vibrancy — featuring narrow streets, classic tapas bars, and a relaxed beach culture. During the tour, enjoy views of the golden-sand beach, explore local life, and learn about the area’s transformation during the 1992 Olympics. It’s the ideal stop to experience the city’s maritime heritage and Mediterranean allure.
• Port Olimpic - Constructed for the 1992 Summer Olympics, this vibrant waterfront area combines modern marina life with Mediterranean charm. A perfect spot to capture the sea breeze, sailboats, and skyline in one stunning frame.
• Parc de la Ciutadella - One of the city’s most cherished green spaces, Parc de la Ciutadella boasts a magnificent fountain, small lake, sculptures, and the Catalan Parliament — a peaceful retreat from urban life.
• Arc de Triomf - This iconic red-brick arch was built as the grand entrance to the 1888 Barcelona Universal Exposition. Today, it stands as a symbolic gateway to the city’s historic core.

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