Unlock the magic of Barcelona

Gaudí's towering architectural achievement, and the most iconic building in Barcelona.

Barcelona’s stunning public park, filled with the fantastical forms of Gaudí.

This magnificent house with its undulating façade was Gaudí's last civil project.

Yet another Gaudí treasure, Casa Batlló is a masterpiece of colour and light.

Barcelona’s oldest and most atmospheric district.

A bustling tree-line promenade through the heart of Barcelona.

Square built for the 1929 International Exposition

A trendy neighbourhood with interesting bars, restaurants and stylish boutiques.

Montjüic is an emblematic hill in Barcelona, Spain

This cast-iron column celebrates Christopher Columbus, the conquistador that discovered America.

This elegant square is a must-see in the Gothic quarter.

The historic central point of Barcelona.

This thriving market is bursting with Catalan culture and fantastic food.

A magnificent Gothic cathedral in the old centre of Barcelona, and the seat of the Archbishop of Spain.

Meaning 'Kings Square' this 14th century medieval public square is in the Barri Gòtic of Barcelona.

Plaça de Sant Jaume is the administrative heart of both the city and surrounding Catalonia.

Historic Montjuïc Castle offers spectacular views of the city and the port.

This whimsical mountain offers stunning views of the Catalan capital, and a welcome respite from city life.

Barceloneta is the city's definitive neighbourhood by the sea, it contains one of the city's most loved beaches.

Waterfall-lined path in Montjuic

Barcelona 360° viewpoint, known to be the place where anti-aircraft guns were installed during the Spanish Civil War.

Located in the Clot neighbourhood and designed by Jean Nouvel, is considered one of the symbols of contemporary Barcelona with 360° views of the city.

A wonderful collection traces Picasso’s creative genius from his roots in Barcelona.

A treasure trove of art by Joan Miró, one of Spain’s most prominent artists.

See the only publicly displayed work made by Picasso at the "Architects Association Building".

A relaxed neighbourhood off the beaten track with friendly markets, cafés and parks.

A charming historic neighbourhood of steep streets and beautiful gardens.

Built in Catalonian Gothic style, this Basilica has been through a lot.

Originally built for Barcelona's 1992 Olympic Games, this hectic port is worth a visit for great seafood and busy beaches.

Opened in 1897, it was a meeting place for avant-garde artists and writers to exchange ideas. A frequent haunt of Pablo Picasso.

Considered one of the first buildings of Art Nouveau, this is the first house designed by Gaudí.

The wild coast of Spain's northeast, featuring dramatic cliffs, beautiful villages and more.

One of the spiritual homes of Catalan culture, atop a mountain with spectacular views.

A Benedictine monastery that is a famous pilgrimage spot and a source of great local pride and identity.

"La Moreneta" in Spanish is Catalonia's patron, this 12th century wooden statue is dedicated to her.

Contains work from some of Spain's most famous painters, including the gifted El Greco, Picasso and Dalí.

Tortilla Española is a traditional tapa dish - a definite must when in Spain.

A meat ball dish known as "Mexican Soul Food", it originated in Spain and was taken to Mexico by the conquistadors.

Calamari is deep fried squid covered in batter, a popular dish in Spain and elsewhere in the Mediterranean.

The home stadium of the mighty Barcelona FC, one of the top football teams in the world.

The Barça Museum was inaugurated in 1984 within Camp Nou facilities to display the history and achievements of the Barcelona Football Club.

This beautiful concert hall is designed in the Catalan modernista style by the architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner.

Memorial to the defenders of Barcelona who died in the siege of 1714

Scenic city park housing the Catalan Parliament

Barcelona’s picturesque riviera is a hotspot for seafood, sunbathing and more.

Fast food - the Spanish way.

There's no shortage of shopping opportunities in the Catalan capital.

Originally a fishing village, this small town is now one of the Costa Brava’s most popular historic attractions.

Huge fountain in the Parc de la Ciutadella

A replica of a Greek ampitheater which was made for the Barcelona 1929 International Exposition

A great way to see the city...

Large fountain that can be illuminated with sound effects for special occasions

A small snack, typically eaten in bars, made of a slice of bread and various toppings above.

Admire the stunning views of the city from above!

The Barcelona Football Club is one of the most successful, in the Barça trophy cabinet we can appreciate those achievements over the past years.

The Big Fun Museum in Barcelona is a whimsical wonderland designed to ignite your imagination and sense of play.