The beautiful city of Barcelona is home to the magnificent modern Catalan structures built by their most famous and greatest architect, Antoni Gaudí. Situated on the northeastern coast of Spain, travelers also flock to Barcelona for its other tourist attractions such as the Park Güell, the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc, and the intriguing neighborhood of the Gothic Quarter. We’ve rounded up the 5 Best Things to Do in Barcelona for a fulfilling magical tour in this lovely Spanish city.
1. Explore the Unfinished Structure of La Sagrada Familia
La Sagrada Familia is one of the popular landmarks in Barcelona most famous for its unfinished construction. Built-in 1882, the massive cathedral was designed by Gaudí. It is slated to be completed in 2026 with funds coming in from tourism initiatives. Its interesting architectural style is a blend of past and future designs such as Catalan Modernism, Art Nouveau, and Spanish Late-Gothic with a rich historical and cultural significance.
2. Marvel at Gaudí’s Masterpieces at Park Güell
Another popular attraction designed by Gaudí, Park Güell is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984. Enjoy the park’s serpentine benches and colonnades with mosaic designs. If you want to see Barcelona’s magical sunset, head on over to the Bunker del Carmel which is also a popular spot for the younger crowd.
3. Wander Aimlessly in the Gothic Quarter Neighborhood
The Gothic Quarter is the old city center of Barcelona with labyrinthine streets. If you want to experience getting lost for a good reason just to explore aimlessly in this interesting neighborhood, you’ll be surprised at the old structures dating back since the 19th century Medieval ages. You’ll find little gems as you stroll along with past old churches, museums, food places, and plazas.
4. Hang out at the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc
The Magic Fountain of Montjuïc is best viewed at night with its music and technicolor lights that draw many photographers. Aside from the fountain, tourists can also visit the National Museum of Catalan Art, the Museum of Archaeology, and the Ethnology Museum. These are high-profile museums in the district of Montjuïc.
5. Learn More About the Life of Antoní Gaudi at the Gaudi House Museum
Barcelona is technically Gaudi’s city with the many designs and structures he imprinted all over the city. If you’re curious to learn more about his life and works, visit the Gaudi House Museum which is also located at Park Güell. Gaudi lived in the mansion for almost 20 years from 1906 to 1925 and it was transformed into a museum in 1963. Tourists will get to see the collection of furniture and objects designed by the architect.
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