1.

The Magic Fountain of Montjuic

The Font Mágica Fountain is a ¨must see¨attraction when you come to Barcelona. The fountain was
built in 1929 and it is still one of the most famous attractions in Barcelona. You will experience a real
magic with this beautiful show of water arrangements, sound and lighting.A mix of all these elements
together in just the right combinations, end up with pure magic!

2. La Rambla
“It is the only street in the world which I wish would never end.”-the Spanish poet Federico García
Lorca once said about La Rambla. It is the central most boulevard which cuts through the heart of the
city centre.It starts at Plaza Catalunya and ends at the Columbs Monument at Port Vell (the old harbor)
of Barcelona,which connects the old and modern city.
As you walk along,you will see landmarks such as the Virreina Palace,the Gran teatre del Liceu and the
La Boqueria market.Other notable sights are the mosaic by Joan Miró and the Font de Canaletes which
is a famous fountain and popular meeting point.
3. La Sagrada Família
The Sagrada Familia is the most visited tourist attraction in Barcelona.The construction of the church
began in 1882 from a project by the architect Francisco de Paula del Villar.At the end of 1883 Gaudí
was assigned to carry on the work.He did not abandon this task until his death in 1926.Since then the
building of the church follows Gaudi´s original idea and the best techniques are applied to make the
work safer,more comfortable and faster.
The church is located in the center of Barcelona and in the years it has become one of the most famous
and most visited attractions in the city.The expiatory church is visited by millions of people every year
and many more study its architectural and religious content.
4. Relax on Barceloneta beach
Barceloneta beach is one of the most visited and popular beaches in Barcelona.Moreover,it is the
closest to the city center.Along the sandy beach runs a walkway which is a good opportunity for joggers
and cyclist.There are plenty of things to do on the beach.Windsurfing and kite surfing are very
popular.You can also enjoy a fresh drink from one of the beach bars.Or you can just lie down and enjoy
the view of the Mediterranean sea and warmth of the Spanish sun!
5. Museo Picasso
Picasso always wanted his museum to be in Barcelona. Because he lived his key years here-those of
apprenticeship as an artist. In 1963 the museum opened its doors in the gothic Palau Aguilar located
at number 15 Carrer de Montcada. There are a lot of paintings, engravings,and drawing which he
donated to the museum.The museum collection has many paintings from the Blue and the Rose
periods.There are also many ceramics that Picasso made that are also in the museum.
Pablo´s most famous paintings are not here ,but you will see an extensive collection of his work when
he was young right up to his Rose Period.
Alte obiective:
FC Barcelona museum & Camp Nou stadium
La Pedrera - Casa Mila by Antonio Gaudí
Park Güell by Gaudí
Casa Batlló
Palau de la Música Catalana
Barri Gòtic (Gothic Quarter)
Mercat de la Boqueria
Get a great paella in Barceloneta
What is it? This seaside neighbourhood serves up some of the best paella in the city.

Why go? Finding good rice dishes can be a struggle, but Barceloneta is home to restaurants that get it
right more often than not. La Barraca, La Mar Salada, Can Solé, Ca la Nuri and 7 Portes are some of the
best places for paella and rice dishes.

Don’t miss: Out of all the options on all the menu at 7 Portes, we recommend you try the 'paella
parellada', because why mess with shellfish when the chef can do it for you?

Order a 'bomba' at La Cova Fumada

La Barceloneta

What is it? It’s where to go for terrific, authentic tapas in Barceloneta.

Why go? At La Cova Fumada they don’t concern themselves too much with interior design or style, but
you shouldn’t either, because that has no bearing whatsoever on the qua quality of what comes out
of the kitchen. It’s said they invented and are best known for the spicy potato and mince meat 'bomba',
but they also have wonderful grilled sardines and artichokes, cod fritters, full breakfasts, fresh fish,
mussels, clams and prawns.

Treat yourself to Tickets or another Michelin-star restaurant

What is it? At Tickets, the famed Adrià brothers have triumphed again with this ambitious round-up of
their philosophy of tapas. But don't forget there are about two dozen restaurants in Barcelona that
have earned the prestigious Michelin stars.

Why go? Tickets has four different sections – seafood, the grill, sweet treats, and little inventive
surprises – where you'll get El Bulli–style versions of tapas from all around Spain. Though the city’s
restaurants with one, two or three Michelin stars are not suitable for all pockets, if a stellar meal is
your thing, make sure to set aside a bit more for the special occasion.

 Flamenco Show at THEATRE Barcelona City Hall