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Barcelona is bursting with life. Ancient Roman city walls and dreamy alleys in the Gothic Quarter whisper stories about its past, while masterpieces of Modernisme add an explosion of color to the city. Being a magnificent seaside metropolis with lovely Mediterranean weather, and boasting a hip beach culture, a fabulous drinking and dining scene and one of Europe’s best nightlife is what gives Barcelona its unique character.
Not yet sure where to travel after Barcelona?
Admire Sagrada Família
Marvel at Gaudí’s masterpieces
Stroll the Gothic Quarter
Relax at Park Güell
Dive into the city’s fabulous nightlife
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Top 5 • Highlights • Specials • Museums • Delicacies • Travel Tips • Transportation • Day Trips
Top 5 • Highlights • Specials • Museums • Other Activities • Travel Tips • Transportation • Day Trips
Top 5 • Highlights • Specials • Museums • Other Activities • Delicacies • Transportation • Day Trips
Top 5 • Highlights • Specials • Museums • Other Activities • Delicacies • Travel Tips • Day Trips
While walking is the best way to explore the city, using Barcelona’s public transportation system is quite straightforward as well. With over 100 bus routes, 8 subway lines, and trams public transportation takes you anywhere you need. Get the Hola Barcelona Card for unlimited use of public transport (fees are time-based). There is a bus called Express Aerobus or the RENFE train that connects the city to the Airport.
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