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By Marco Christiansen | Jun 21, 2021
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A special walk through medieval streets and alleyways of the Gothic and Barceloneta neighborhoods.
Afternoon, Day 1
1:30 pm
Why Park Güell? It’s a public park system composed of gardens and architectural elements located on Carmel Hill. It's a must see for any traveler in Barcelona.
Morning, Day 2
11:30 AM
The last private residence designed by Gaudi. The stone facade and curved wrought iron balconies are a sight to behold. The rooftop is not to be missed
Afternoon, Day 2
1:45 PM
Spend the day exploring shops and restaurants. Take in the unique architecture of Barcelona
3:30 PM
Casa Batlló is identifiable as Modernism or Art Nouveau in the broadest sense. To locals, it’s a slice of Barcelona tradition.
Afternoon, Day 2
Day 3, Morning
10:30 AM
Sagrada Familia, the symbol of Barcelona and the stunning masterpiece of Gaudi.
Day 3 afternoon
1:30 PM
Palau de la Musica Catalana is the only concert venue in the Catalan Art Nouveau style listed as a UNESCO world heritage site.
Day 4, Morning
10:30 AM
Go on a tour of the Cathedral de Barcelona. Don't miss the rooftop for spectacular views of the city.
Day 4, Afternoon
2:30 PM
The most famous market in Barcelona. You can't miss the cozy but crowded food hall filled with a myriad of colors, aromas, and flavors
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The unique experiences in Barcelona belong to this city only, begging you to return here over and over again.
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