Places to see
Places to see in Barcelona
Each place lists the tickets and tours that visit it, with opening hours, the best time to go and how to get there.
- places
- 10
- experiences
- 14
- ChurchBarcelona CathedralGothic seat of Barcelona's archbishop: a cloister with 13 white geese, a lift to the rooftop and a 14th-century carved choir.1 experience
- LandmarkCasa BatllóGaudí's 1906 remake of a Passeig de Gràcia townhouse: bone-like balconies, a blue-tiled light well and a dragon-backed roof.2 experiences
- LandmarkCasa MilàGaudí's wave-fronted apartment block of 1906–1912, with a rooftop of helmeted chimneys and an attic of brick arches.2 experiences
- LandmarkGirona Old TownMedieval walled city on the Onyar river, with painted riverside houses, a Jewish quarter and a cathedral atop a Baroque stair.1 experience
- LandmarkMontserratBenedictine monastery 720 m up a jagged massif, home of the Black Madonna and one of Europe's oldest boys' choirs.1 experience
- MuseumMuseu PicassoMore than 4,000 works tracing Picasso's formative years, set in five medieval palaces on Carrer de Montcada.1 experience
- ParkPark GüellGaudí's hillside park: a mosaic dragon on the stairway, a hall of 86 columns and a serpentine bench looking out to sea.2 experiences
- ChurchSagrada FamíliaGaudí's unfinished basilica, now topped by the 172.5 m Tower of Jesus Christ, blessed in June 2026.2 experiences
- StadiumSpotify Camp NouThe club's stadium since 1957, back in use since November 2025 while rebuilding goes on; the museum sits next door.1 experience
- CastleTossa de Mar Vila VellaThe only fortified medieval town left on the Catalan coast: early-13th-century walls and towers above a sandy bay.1 experience
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