Beautiful park in Barcelona. Well maintained and a great place to come with family. Tip: if you…read moreare able take the stairs up to the Joan Sales lookout point at the entrance to Park Guell and see Barcelona in all its magnificence. Re: the park itself, there are many beautiful sites to take pictures and enjoy the beauty of what a rich family built for Gaudi that failed and later turned into a public park for many to enjoy. Clean, beautiful, and majestic. 5 stars and two thumbs up!

This is one of Antoni Gaudí's most imaginative creations. The colorful mosaics, unique…read morearchitecture, and winding pathways make every corner worth exploring. It's easy to spend a couple of hours wandering around, taking photos, and admiring the creative details that make this place so special. The combination of nature and architecture is very unique. The famous mosaic bench, the Dragon Stairway, and the peaceful garden paths each have their own charm. Booking tickets in advance is a good idea, especially during the busy season, since the Monumental Zone has timed entry and often sells out. Wearing comfortable shoes is also a good idea, as there are quite a few hills and stairs throughout the park.

This park is AMAZING! Right off of a metro station, so great location for us visiting and…read morereturning to our apartment after a ride on the metro. Kids loved it and kept asking to go back! There is a lot of equipment here (and in Barcelona in general) that we don't have at home, so it was pretty special.

Fun park for everyone. They have a playground and picnic area and thins to see. I just went there…read morefor the playground. It was clean but not the dog poop I wish people would just pick it up. Poop does not fertilize the ground especially if its dirt and concrete.. Ugh hello. But other than that the park s a awesome place to chill for all ages.

Absolutely amazing and beautiful historic church that is rich in history and beautiful detail and…read morefinest of craftsmanship. There is a lot of history and as far I know this temple has been being built since the the late 1800's and continued to be worked on until this day. I highly recommend making reservations well in advance to experience the wonder of La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona and the guided automated tour is spectacular and very well done and organized. Each side of the pristine chapel has beautiful meaning and full of rich and tells the story of Christ. Few notes: there is a restroom and souvenir shop available. 5 stars because anything less would be sacrilegious and disrespectful. Thank you for this historic landmark and for maintaining such a beautiful and grand masterpiece that is the La Sagrada Familia!

One of the highlights on our 2-week trip to Spain and Portugal. Gaudi's grand masterpiece in the…read moreresidential Eixample neighborhood is an icon of the city. It boasts bold, wildly creative, unmistakable organic architecture and décor inside and out - from its melting Glory Façade to its skull-like Passion Façade to its rainforest-esque interior. Really spectacular! We came at the end of the day, and the light was flooding through the stained glass window. We also did the Bell tower which has gorgeous panoramic views of the city. You take the elevator up and then down about 300 stairs down a narrow, winding staircase. Note: Buy timed entry reservations in advance, and make sure you book on the official website: www.sagradafamilia.org. I initially got scammed by Feel the City and paid €340, instead of €140. I hate that; the scammer sites are very official looking.

UB Sports bring back such fond memories of playing football in grad school! The complex at the…read moreUniversity of Barcelona features a large indoor pool, gym and fitness, racquetball, tennis courts, football fields / pitches of all sizes (small ones for 5x5, also half- and full-sized fields, some grass, some turf. The booking process can be a bit challenging and the facilities are wayyyy at the very edge of Barcelona, but man is it nice to kick a ball around then head back downtown for a beer.

Beautiful beach with very pebbley sand right where the water breaks. My feet were a little…read moreuncomfortable while walking in. The waves are ankle high and the water is a cool temperature at the beginning of summer. Bathing suits are optional for all. The majority of beach goers do wear a full suit, but some do opt for nothing at all.

Barceloneta is a beautiful, clean and picturesque beach. And best of all, it is located right in…read morethe middle of the city so you can easily get here with the metro. It has everything that you can wish for in a beach. The beach is actually located along a long expanse of shoreline with a boardwalk/promenade. Along this boardwalk, you will find jungle gyms, volleyball nets, surfers, sunbathers and street vendors. And there are loads of restaurants, shops, and even casinos located along this strip too. Definitely worth a look while you are in Barcelona.

Our first 2026 Semi-Finals ATP 500, Tennis Open Banc Sebadell in Barcelona. Coincidently lined up…read morein our trip right after we landed and checked in the hotel, changed and walked over at the lovely Tennis Court, what a way to ease in your jet lagged & kept busy though we barely made it to the end of the game, thanks to my ice coffee It's definitely not Indian Wells, there were only 2 courts we saw, one for Semi Final Singles & the other for Doubles clay courts. Watching it from the TV and being there live is so surreal, imho. It wasn't cheap as we thought Alcaraz was gonna be in the Semi's & unfortunately he withdrew after we got our Tix so Tickets went down significantly. However, it was more an experience for us and make sure to wear a lot of Sunscreen, bring your big hat & sunglasses