To-Do must in Barcelona, Spain

Akira Flats Barcelona: An unfinished urbanization started by Gaudi, with what had to be the market, the houses, etc. Also great views of the city! More fun way to arrive is by metro and take the mechanic stairs! Great pics!

Mia Koo: One of the most amazing architectural works I have ever seen, and as it is under construction, you can see new details being added every month.

TravelThirst / Mariana Calleja: During weekends on the winter from 7pm to 9pm and during summer from 9pm to 11pm. Lovely show! Must see in Bcn

Maarten Van Mechelen: Impressive nightclub! Definitely a must-do!

Fredrik Selarp: The Camp Nou the home of FC Barcelona, seats over 99.000, making it the largest stadium in Europe and the eleventh largest in the world in terms of capacity.

Felix Meister: This is a great example of the modernista movement and how it is not just all about Gaudi.The Architect was Lluís Domènech i Montaner

The Urban Suites.com: If you go to Plaça Real pay atention to the 2 Gaudi Streetlights and don´t miss the opportunity of watching a jazz concert at Jamboree or an Indie one at Sidecar. Tarantos for flamenco!

David Martin: You will have fun for sure! You sit down with everybody else in a tiny bar while few guitarrists improvise songs. All the people is free to sing!

Katemari Rosa: Check the garden with drinkable water fountain and lots of ducks.

Mauricio Prieto: Ferran Adria, renowned as the world's best chef, is a big fan of the food at Pinotxo Bar, situated at the entrance of the Boqueria. Let Juan recommend you what's best to eat today.

Eliane Lamat: Great Party location, techno/electro night club, for free until 2AM with flyer. 続きを読む

Akira Flats Barcelona: Saint George's legend in a building. Look at Saint George's cross on top, the dragon below him and the skulls and bones of the dead. One of the most beautiful buildings in Barcelona.

Candace C.: Fresh ingredients in all the dishes and a big open dining area. Suckling pig leg was fantastic!

DHR.com: This old military fortress on top of a beautiful hill will give you a breathtaking view of the city, especially during sunset. Great view of mountains and the ocean as well. Free admission.

katieparla: Really nice fried things. The patatas bravas and pescados frittos are amazingly light

Oh-Barcelona.com: This chilled out park provides some welcome respite from the bustling city centre. The fountains are impressive, and it's worth renting one of the rowing boats to enjoy a relaxed afternoon. 続きを読む

Acomodis Barcelona: One of the more subtle architectural gems in Barcelona, but also one of the most beautiful.

Jorrit Pels: Take a VIP table.