Barcelona Attractions (Photo by IvanWalsh.com)
Barcelona is situated on the eastern coast of Spain. This vibrant city is a centre of history and culture, especially known for its music and cuisine. Local seafood caught in the Mediterranean is common fare. Barcelona is Catalonia’s capital, and retains the distinctive traditions of the Catalans. With such rich history, natural beauty, and contemporary life; there are numerous memorable Barcelona attractions like these popular selections:
Cooking Classes
Guests can try their hand at following a master-chef’s lead in cooking famous Spanish and particularly Catalan dishes. Often, the experts take their students to an open market to select ingredients for special recipes.
Church of the Sacred Family
This amazing structure is the dream of the most famous architect of Barcelona, Antoni Gaudi. With creative Gothic style, this church celebrates the sacred family. Figures on the exterior tell the story of Jesus’ life on earth.
Gothic Quarter
A pleasant neighbourhood to browse, Barri Gotic architecture dates back to the Middle Ages and even the Roman era. The heart of Old Barcelona, museums and cafes in the Gothic Quarter offer a break from the intriguing and winding streets.
Magic Fountain Show
Stunning and mesmerizing, the show is a spectacle of bright light colours and accompanying music. While taking precautions against pickpockets is advised, the square and display at the fountain is fantastic.
Nou Camp
A top sports destination in Barcelona, Nou Camp is one of the world’s largest sports arenas. Football is the venue’s sport, and the stadium is home to the Catalan team.
