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Friday in Barcelona<\/h2>\n
Las Rambla | Mercat de la Boqueria | Flamenco Show <\/span> Google Reviews<\/p>\n Las Rambla is a popular pedestrian boulevard that runs along for a distance of 1.2KM from Pla\u00e7a de Catalunya to Port Vell. Pla\u00e7a de Catalunya is the best place to kickoff your Barcelona weekend as you can easily find public transportation to get there. Pla\u00e7a de Catalunya is the city\u2019s main square where the old city meets the new, and it is quite a sight with several fountains and statues dotting the square.<\/p>\n When you start walking down the Las Rambla you will find the old part of the city, Gothic Quarter, on your left side and the El Raval on the right. Several smaller streets keep branching off Las Rambla and you can duck in and out to explore them. The street is lined with restaurants, coffee shops and souvenir stores. You will also find street entertainers like music bands and human statues along the way.<\/p>\n Travel Tips<\/p>\n Buy Tickets<\/a> Google Reviews<\/p>\n As you walk down the Las Rambla you will find the marketplace \u2018La Boqueria\u2019 which means \u2018Goat Market\u2019. A historic market that dates back to 1217 when it was a meat market, it was only in 1911 that the current complex was built. You can find food and fresh produce stalls here that have been handed down the generations. Grab dinner and snacks from the market as it\u2019s open until 8:30 PM from Monday to Saturday.<\/p>\n You will probably have to take your food on the go as finding space to sit is impossible, especially on a Friday night! Some of the iconic stalls are El Quim (Stall No. 606), Kiosko Universal (Stall No. 691) and the tapas stalls (Stall Nos. 466-470).<\/p>\n Travel Tips<\/p>\n Google Reviews<\/p>\n The night is still young in Barcelona on a Friday and the best place to end your day would be to head to a Flamenco show. Book a show at Tablao Flamenco Cordobes, one of the most authentic Flamenco venues in Barcelona. The venue is right on Las Rambla and a short walk from La Boqueria and you can catch shows till 11:30 PM on most days.<\/p>\n Travel Tips<\/p>\n <\/span><\/a> 5% Cashback In addition to being known for its soccer team, Barcelona is also a thriving hub of modern art museums, serene parks, historical monuments and lip-smacking tapas. The city\u2019s beauty cannot be expressed in a few words and the above details just scratch the surface. Read on to know the inside-out of Barcelona\u2019s culture, hustle and bustle with this ultimate travel guide.Day 2<\/p>\n Gaudi Monuments | Picasso Museum | Sagrada Familia | Club Hopping <\/span> Google Reviews<\/p>\n Antoni Gaud\u00ed is synonymous with Barcelona and has left his impressionable mark across all the major buildings and landmarks in the city. Spend Saturday morning visiting Gaudi\u2019s top five architectural landmarks – Parc Guell, Casa Vicens, Casa Mila and La Pedrera, Casa Batllo and Guell Palace, which are all a part of UNESCO World Heritage Site under \u2018Works of Antoni Gaudi’.<\/p>\n All these five buildings are on a 5-kilometer stretch across Passeig de Gracia and Las Rambla. You can take the metro or walk most of the way as Las Rambla is a pedestrian street.<\/p>\n Park Guell<\/a> –<\/b> Park Guell is a public park that was opened in 1926, it contains stunning murals and quirky architecture inspired from nature. It will take you an hour to explore the park\u2019s highlights including Porter\u2019s Lodge Pavilion, Dragon Stairway, The Hypostyle Room, The Greek Theatre, The Laundry Room Portico and Austria Gardens.<\/p>\n Casa Vicens<\/a> \u2013<\/b> Casa Vicens was Gaudi\u2019s first building and showcased his first expression of Modernisme. This is a colorful building and has influences of Mudejar, Indian and Japanese architecture styles. Everything from the ceramic tiles to the furniture was overseen by Gaudi himself.<\/p>\n Casa Mila<\/a> \u2013<\/b> Casa Mila is Gaudi\u2019s most controversial and unique building. It earned the nickname \u2018La Pedrera\u2019 because it looks like a Quarry with irregular shapes in the exterior. The highlights of the building are the terrace with sculptures, the attic, Pedrera apartments, courtyard and the exhibition hall.<\/p>\n Casa Batll\u00f3<\/a> \u2013<\/b> Locally known as \u2018House of bones\u2019 the Casa Batll\u00f3 is an intriguing building. Originally built as an apartment complex, today it is preserved as a museum. The highlights of the house are the hallway and the grand staircase, Patio de Luces that looks like a sea, the attic and the terrace with the chimneys.<\/p>\n Guell Palace \u2013<\/b> The urban palace was designed for Eusebi Guell and was inspired by Roman and Islamic architecture. Completely built with stone, wrought iron and brick, it was meant to inspire awe in visitors. The highlight of the palace is the roof with holes where lanterns were placed to make it look like a starlit sky!<\/p>\n Travel Tips<\/p>\n Google Reviews<\/p>\n Take a break for lunch at Bodega La Puntual<\/a> (100m away) or Taperia Princesa<\/a> (50m away) for a quick Spanish or Catalonian lunch and then head to the Picasso Museum. The museum has 4,251 paintings and artworks belonging to Spanish artist Pablo Picasso and is the largest collection of his paintings in one venue. The museum itself is spread across five historic palaces and is worth spending an hour viewing Picasso\u2019s works.<\/p>\n Pablo Picasso was known for founding the Cubist movement and the museum\u2019s collection includes famous paintings like \u2018Las Meninas\u2019, \u2018The First Communion\u2019, \u2018Science and Charity\u2019, \u2018Seated Man\u2019, \u2018The Pigeons\u2019 and \u2018Harlequin\u2019. The ticket price is \u20ac12 and the museum is open from Tuesday to Sunday until 8:30 PM.<\/p>\n Travel Tips<\/p>\n Buy Tickets<\/a> Google Reviews<\/p>\n Sagrada Familia<\/a> is easily the most recognizable building in Barcelona and has become the symbol of the city. The building itself has been in the making for over 137 years, since 1882, and is touted to be finished in 2026. The Sagrada Familia is open till 7:00 PM and you reach there from Picasso Museum by taking a Number 19 bus from the Arc de Triomf bus stop. The Sagrada Familia is Antoni Gaudi\u2019s last work and is the most unique in all of Christendom.<\/p>\n The Sagrada Familia is a mammoth architectural undertaking and is an amalgamation of Spanish Late Gothic, Catalan Modernism and Art Nouveau styles. You will need at least two hours to explore the entire church. The highlights you should look out for are the Nativity and Passion facades, the stained glass windows and the central nave that looks like a surreal forest.<\/p>\n Travel Tips<\/p>\n Buy Tickets<\/a><\/span><\/a> 5% Cashback Google Reviews<\/p>\n Barcelona is known for its wild nightlife and the only way to spend a weekend in Barcelona is to go club hopping! The best way to maximize your time exploring all that Barcelona has to offer is by investing in a Barcelona Nightlife Card. The pass, which costs just \u20ac10, gives you free access to over 30 nightclubs in Barcelona. The list of nightclubs that can be accessed with the card are \u2013 Opium<\/a>, Pacha<\/a>, Shoko<\/a>, Go Beach Club<\/a>, Oak<\/a>, La Terraza<\/a>, Luz De Gas<\/a> and many more.<\/p>\n Travel Tips<\/p>\n <\/span><\/a> 10% Cashback Camp Nou Tour | Montjuic Hill | Barceloneta Beach <\/span> Google Reviews<\/p>\n Camp Nou<\/a> is the home ground of F.C. Barcelona, and is the second-largest stadium in the world. Whether you are a football fan or not, you must take a tour of Camp Nou that offers a peek into the rich history of Spanish football and the legacy of F.C. Barcelona. A stadium tour starts at \u20ac26 for the complete 90-minute tour of the stadium and the museum. You can upgrade your experience to include a brunch or the complete player\u2019s experience tour. The stadium tour includes a behind the scenes tour of the players\u2019 tunnel and a chance to sit at the players\u2019 dugout and see what it feels to be surrounded by thousands of fans. You can also view the \u2018Messi\u2019 area which showcases Messi\u2019s Ballon d\u2019Or trophies and the club trophy cabinet which includes 5 European cups and 24 La Liga titles.<\/p>\n Travel Tips<\/p>\n Google Reviews<\/p>\n Once you are done with a stadium tour of Camp Nou, you can head to the Montju\u00efc Hill for an afternoon of sightseeing and history lessons. The funicular or cable car station of Montju\u00efc<\/a> is about 7KM away from Camp Nou and you can take the Teleferic return ticket which costs \u20ac12 but is worth the cost. You can enjoy panoramic views of Barcelona and even as far as the sea as you climb up the hill. Your first stop should be at Parc Montju\u00efc which has a set of attractions to see, including the National Art Museum of Catalonia, Fundacio Miro, Barcelona Ethnological Museum and Poble Espanyol.<\/p>\n Montju\u00efc Hill has been a military post since the 17th century and the Montju\u00efc Castle is testimony to that. You can visit the castle and the nearby gardens to enjoy 360-degree panoramic views of the city. The hill was later developed during the 1929 International Exposition which led to the construction of all the modern buildings on the hill. You can easily spend 3-4 hours exploring all the attractions of Montju\u00efc.<\/p>\n Travel Tips<\/p>\n Buy Tickets<\/a> Google Reviews<\/p>\n After a hectic day in Barcelona, the only thing remaining to top off an exciting weekend in Barcelona is to head to the beach! Barceloneta Beach is the most happening in the city and the perfect place to relax and soak in the sea. The beach offers several photo opportunities especially at the curious \u2018Homenatge a la Barceloneta\u2019 building and the quirky \u2018Peix d’Or\u2019 sculpture near Port Olimpic.<\/p>\n The beach has several shacks and stalls where you can by food and drinks; however, you might be pestered by vendors who will try to sell you an assortment of things. Just ignore them at first and they won\u2019t trouble you later. Sunday is the perfect day to spend time at the beach as it is the day when the Spanish cook their paella and nothing beats eating sumptuous paella as you watch the sun go down.<\/p>\n Travel Tips<\/p>\n Barcelona is a rich city, full of culture and arts, history and sport. There is much to be seen in here, notwithstanding the hidden gems in the nooks and crannies of the great city. That said, three days is perfectly enough time to get taste of everything the city has to offer.<\/p>\n Outlined in this itinerary are sites and places symbolic of Barcelona, and you’ll be able to make the most of the jewel of Spain. <\/p>\n If you plan to stay longer, however, we’ve got you covered! Here are other Barcelona itineraries<\/a> you can explore.<\/p>\n The city has a well-connected public transportation network which makes commuting fairly convenient during your weekend in Barcelona. A lot of the main attractions are concentrated in an area that you can walk around as well. The best way to save time and money buying tickets for transport is to buy the Hola Barcelona Travel Card, which can be chosen for a 2-day variant that would be ideal for your 48 hours in Barcelona itinerary.<\/p>\n The other travel cards are a combo of attractions plus transport including The Barcelona Pass, Barcelona All Inclusive Card and Barcelona IVenture Card.Taking a taxi is ideal if you\u2019re living far from the city center, are travelling during odd hours and\/or are with a group to split the expense. A flat rate of \u20ac39 applies while traveling from the airport to the city center; anything further and standard charges apply.<\/p>\n Here are all the modes of public transport you can use to plan your Barcelona weekend itinerary:<\/p>\n<\/p>\n The other travel cards are a combo of attractions plus transport including The Barcelona Pass, Barcelona All Inclusive Card and Barcelona IVenture Card.Taking a taxi is ideal if you\u2019re living far from the city center, are travelling during odd hours and\/or are with a group to split the expense. A flat rate of \u20ac39 applies while traveling from the airport to the city center; anything further and standard charges apply.<\/p>\n <\/a> Officially the second most populous city in Spain, Barcelona is perhaps best known for showcasing the now renowned works of Antoni Gaudi and Llu\u00eds Dom\u00e8nech i Montaner. Apart from the many, many UNESCO World Heritage sites that dot the Barcelona landscape, there are tons of other things that’ll delight tourists, including beautiful beaches, mild climate and most importantly a robust public transport system.<\/p>\n [tcb-script]$(document).ready(() => { let nodes = document.querySelectorAll(“.custom-card-bg”) let parentContainer = […nodes]; parentContainer.map((parentDiv) => { tgid = parentDiv.getAttribute(“data-tgid”); getAllCards(tgid, parentDiv); }) }); const fetchSingleProductFromTGID = async (tgid) => { const response = await fetch(`https:\/\/api.headout.com\/api\/v5\/tour-group\/get\/${tgid}`) const data = await response.json(); return data;}; const getAllCards = async (tgid, parentDiv) => { let review = parentDiv.querySelector(`.product-rating-span`); let price = parentDiv.querySelector(`.price-wrapper`); const productData = await fetchSingleProductFromTGID(tgid); if (productData.listingPrice != null) { parentDiv.prepend(getCashbackMarkup(productData)); if (productData.averageRating !== 0) { review.innerHTML = getRatingStar(productData.averageRating); } price.innerHTML = getPriceMarkup(productData); }}; const getCashbackMarkup = (productData) => { const cashbackWrapper = document.createElement(“div”); const cashbackMarkup = `${productData.listingPrice.cashbackValue != 0 ? `<div>${productData.listingPrice.cashbackValue}%Cashback<\/div>` : ”}`; cashbackWrapper.innerHTML = cashbackMarkup return cashbackWrapper;}; const getPriceMarkup = (productData) => { const priceMarkup = `<div><span>${productData.city.country.currency.localSymbol}${productData.listingPrice.finalPrice}<\/span><\/div>${productData.listingPrice.originalPrice != productData.listingPrice.finalPrice && productData.listingPrice.originalPrice > productData.listingPrice.finalPrice ? `<div><span>${productData.city.country.currency.localSymbol}${productData.listingPrice.originalPrice}<\/span><\/div>` : ”}`; return priceMarkup;};[\/tcb-script] <\/p>\n If you are a first-time visitor, we recommend that you choose a central location for accommodation in the city. These areas include the Placa de Catalunya, Las Ramblas and the Gothic Quarter. They offer quick access to all the popular tourist destinations in the city.<\/p>\n If you are planning a holiday by the beach, Barceloneta is your best bet for accommodation. The region is peppered with beach-facing properties across all budgets and offers easy accessibility to the city\u2019s public transportation services.<\/p>\n An area that offers convenient accommodation and easy access is the central location of Barri Gotic. The district is dotted with quaint cafes, historic buildings and offers excellent access to the city\u2019s landmarks and transportation services. El Born is also a good option for those looking for a relaxed vacation. Although it isn\u2019t as close to the beach as Barceloneta, it is very close to the Barcelona Nord bus station.<\/p>\n You can find accommodation in Barcelona here<\/a>.<\/p>\n If basking in the sun is your idea of bliss, we recommend that you visit Barcelona during the months of April and September. These are the low season months when the city is just a little quieter and easier to get around. The weather is generally warm and sunny but not blistering or unpleasant. The first week of October is also a great time to visit.<\/p>\n Getting around in Barcelona is a breeze since the city has one of the most efficient public transportation systems in Europe. The metro offers quick, inexpensive and reliable transportation and connectivity. It\u2019s also faster than taking the bus.<\/p>\n If you\u2019d like to get a sense of the local life, taking a bus is a great idea. Hop-on Hop-off buses also cover all the major tourist attractions. We also highly recommend renting a scooter to explore the city on your own time.<\/p>\n Although Barcelona is mostly safe, the Ciutat Vella district is notorious for criminal activity. We recommend exercising caution if you choose to visit this area.<\/p>\n Barcelona is a relatively safe place to walk around at night. As long as you avoid the deserted areas and keep a lookout for pickpockets, you shouldn\u2019t be too worried. We recommend that you avoid wearing expensive watches, jewellery and sunglasses in the high density shopping areas.<\/p>\n The general rule in Barcelona is don\u2019t tip or tip under 5% of the total bill. Since service charges are automatically added to restaurant and hotel bills, as well as in shops and taxis further tipping isn\u2019t mandatory.<\/p>\n The main emergency number is 112. The number for medical emergencies is 061. 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<\/a>Barcelona Travel Guide<\/p>\nBarcelona Travel Guide: What To Do | Budget Tips | Day Trips & More <\/h2>\n
Saturday in Barcelona<\/h2>\n
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MORNING<\/p>\nGaudi Monuments<\/h2>\n
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AFTERNOON<\/p>\nPicasso Museum<\/h2>\n
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EVENING<\/p>\nSagrada Familia<\/h2>\n
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NIGHT<\/p>\nClub Hopping<\/h2>\n
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MORNING<\/p>\nCamp Nou Tour<\/h2>\n
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AFTERNOON<\/p>\nMontju\u00efc Hill<\/h2>\n
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EVENING<\/p>\nBarceloneta Beach<\/h2>\n
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Are 3 Days Enough in Barcelona?<\/h2>\n
Getting around in Barcelona<\/h2>\n
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<\/a>Getting Around Barcelona<\/p>\nEverything You Need To Know About Public Transportation In Barcelona <\/h2>\n
Handy Tips for Your Trip to Barcelona<\/h2>\n
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