Barcelona’s most famous street—a nearly one-mile pedestrianized boulevard lined with willow tree's from Plaça Cataluyna to Port Vell—is still the strolling route for the city's visitors. The street is lined with mini vendors selling, flowers, gelato, candy, jewelry, scarfs, clothes, toys and much more.

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Plaça de Catalunya, 08002 Barcelona, Spain

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Sagrada Família is a project of incredible scale and ambition that is still only around three quarters complete more than a 140 years after Antonio Gaudí's first became involved. The sacred Basilica is a must-see world renowned tourist attraction.

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C/ de Mallorca, 401, 08013 Barcelona, Spain

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Barcelona’s beachfront boardwalk stretches for miles. The westernmost beaches like Sant Sebastià are busier and more touristy, but are backed by Barceloneta’s tight lattice of trendy shops and bars with terraces. As you move along the waterfront after the Olympic Port you’ll find a bit more room and more Barcelona locals.

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Round off your Gaudí experience with a trip to this garden complex on Carmel Hill.

Many make the trip to this part of Gràcia for those gorgeous panoramas over Barcelona from the park’s main terrace. Enjoy the colourful serpentine benches and their mosaics.

Address:

Carrer d'Olot, 13, 08024 Barcelona, Spain 

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From the outside Las Areanas de Barcelona looks like a historical monument, constructed in the 1900's the centre used the be a classic Spanish bull fighting arena. The centre offers a great number of shops spread into three levels, you can find a cinema, a gym, numerous restaurants and even a Rock Museum. A €1 escalator will take you to a circular terrace with a 360 degrees panoramic view of the stunning city.

Address:

Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 373, 385, 08015 Barcelona, Spain

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In the western Les Corts neighbourhood is the 99,000-seater stadium that has been the home ground of FC Barcelona since 1957. Tourist are in disbelief touring the stadium and browsing the memorabilia of one of the world’s most prestigious teams at the museum.

Address:

C. d'Arístides Maillol, 12, 08028 Barcelona, Spain

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