If you’ve never been, we guarantee it will sweep you off your feet. History, design, Mediterranean, cuisine, and a beautifully powerful architecture that is greatly influenced by modernism, with Gaudí at the forefront. A visit to works such as the Sagrada Familia, La Pedrera or Park Güell are a must.

It’s also a real luxury to stroll along the promenade, sunbathe on its beaches, and lose yourself in the historic quarter or around the small squares in the Gracia district. And of course, having tapas in La Barceloneta district, going shopping on Passeig de Gràcia where you can find the best brands in the world, or discovering the magical forests of Collserola Natural Park or Montjuïc.

It is impossible to visit Barcelona in just one day, but perhaps this is one of its charms. And a piece of advice: never stop looking as you stroll through its streets, as you’ll discover thousands of fascinating details in the most unexpected places.

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