One week in Barcelona

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Barcelona is a city constantly changing and full of life. It 'a multiethnic city and open to all, but that does not renounce its identity, deeply Catalan.

What to see in a week

Sagrada Familia

The Sagrada Familia is the symbol of Barcelona and the Catalan modernism. The most famous work of Gaudi, remained incomplete is constantly changing and is expected to be finally completed in 2026. If you are in Barcelona you have to see it to understand what is the style and character of the 'whole city.
Today, the Sagrada Familia has two facades (the Nativity and the Crucifixion), from the sides, and part of the apse of the left transept, while completely missing the roof.



Park Güell

While continuing with Antoni Gaudi we come to this park that was built precisely by Gaudi and Eseubi Güell. Gaming facilities, beautiful colors, original shapes and extravagant make this park one of the most beautiful things to see in Barcelona.

The magic fountain

 Place in itself magical, with a beautiful avenue that links Plaza de Espanya and Palau Nacional, just below the beautiful building and its staircase here is the Magic Fountain which by its operation fall in love with its beautiful fountains, color and music.
A beautiful evening marked by good music and beautiful choreography of light and water. Very beautiful architectural and landscape setting.









Aquarium

A courageous choice to focus almost exclusively on the Mediterranean fauna, with thematic aquariums, divided by communities and depth of the water. An aquarium for those who already have skills aquarium or marine animals in general. The children, however, still have fun! (Especially thanks to the presence of a play area). The courtship of cuttlefish is a wonderful show, as well as the meal of leafy sea dragons! In each tank there are hidden treasures, from multi-colored anemones shark eggs, hidden from the starfish in the middle of the furnishings to the curious octopus that entertains children.
Carefully choose the timing of visits, to avoid the busiest hours, you should go there with peace of mind in order to appreciate the beauty.

The park of the Tibidabo

It 'a very old amusement park, the oldest in Spain and is one of the highest points of the city (512 meters).
It is a bit 'out of the center and' less crowded than the other attractions of the city ', but this makes it even more' magical! The view enjoyed from the lookout and 'creepy, and the visit to the Sanctuary and' very many impressive !! While on the playground I consider it very suitable for children rather than teenagers or adults.





Camp Nou

I recommend you make a tour inside the Camp Nou. Thanks to the Camp Nou Experience tickets you can walk the most emblematic areas of the stadium: the dressing rooms of the guests, the tunnel where the players come out, the area of ​​the benches, the press room, the interesting museum and multimedia area. The tour lasts about an hour and a half, and before or after the tour you can not avoid getting stocked in official shop of FC Barcelona.