Idyllic town with cafes looking out on the ocean, castle that looks like a fairytale above the beach, and pretty square with a modernist architecture mosaic tiled church.
Walking into Sagrada Familia floods you with a feeling of love and wonder.
Spectacular concert hall to visit, with sumptuous and unique details. It will melt your heart! One of the two best architecture sites in Barcelona, in my opinion.
It's fun to ride the modern Tibidabo Funicular and visit Temple of the Sacred Heart of Jesus!
A flat, straight beach with a wide boardwalk where fitness reigns supreme! It reminded me of Venice Beach in California.
Catalan Modernist architecture, with colorful tiled rooftops, and amazing interior of the administration building. Orange trees in bloom late April in the courtyard.
Elegant boulevard with Catalan Modernist lampposts and high-end stores.
Crime, sewer smells, cigarette smoke, crowds, concrete gardens, and surly customer service. But there are several Catalan Modernist architectural sites that you don't want to miss if you're in Barcelona!
A modern, revitalized neighborhood with glass highrise hotels and offices, but intense sewer smells. Rambla del Poblenou is a good alternative to La Rambla, with locals rather than tourists.
Extremely crowded tour of mansion renovated by Gaudi, on the elegant Passeig de Gracia street.
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