Places of tourist interest in Barcelona
La Rambla is an emblematic artery of Barcelona that connects the Catalunya Square with Portal de la Pau Square and separates the Raval neighborhood from the Gothic Quarter.
Located in the Sants - Montjuic district, the fountain is the main element of a complex extended from the National Palace to the Espanya Square, which includes artificial waterfalls, ponds and luminous columns.
The Port Vell is the oldest part of the Port of Barcelona, converted into a reference space for locals and tourists and perfectly integrated into the urban life of the city.
The most famous and picturesque food market in Barcelona, a place heavily visited by tourists. The best way to feel its peculiar ambient it is to mix with the crowd and walk freely across the market, contemplating, sniffing and tasting.
One of the most elegant and representative avenues of the Catalan capital, built in the late 19th and early 20th century. The multitude of luxury shops, prestigious hotels, large modernist mansions, restaurants and cafes constitute its main attraction.
One of the most personal works of the architect Antoni Gaudí, the Park Güell, is a public garden full of sinuous-shaped modernist architectural elements, an amazing fusion of art and nature.
Majestic engineering work designed by the English architect Norman Foster. With its 268 meters above the Vilana hill, in the the Tibidabo Mountain, it is the tallest building in the city and dominates the entire Metropolitan area.
Built on the former grounds of the great fortress of the city, the Citadel Park represents one of the city's main green lungs and an oasis of tranquility.
Majestic monument built in tribute to the discoverer Christopher Columbus located in the Portal de la Pau Square. The sculptural set measures 57 meters in height and is divided into three parts.