Barcelona has developed into one of the most sought after tourist destination of the world. This Spanish city has so much to offer to its guests. The best way to explore this city is by walking. You can get a taste of the Barcelonan culture as you come across the local people. If you hire an official guide, he or she can help you to know the history, tradition and customs of the city besides explaining all the details about the sights. Here are some tourist destinations in Barcelona that you can visit.
- Casa Mila. This is an apartment block which is uniquely designed, and is viewed by many as a highly popular attraction. You can check out the exhibition hall which leads to the roof area, seeing a majestic view of the skyline as well as the several buildings occupying the city.
- Barcelona Bus tours. This is considered to be a highly unique attraction in the city, considering that you’ll be taken on a tour for an hour and a half. You’ll be able to find all that’s exciting about the city, be in awe of the architectural designs of the buildings you pass by, and simply get to know the area a little better. The tour’s starting point is at Ronda Universidad 5, and you may take the buses during the morning over at the Gothic Quarter.
- Platja de Sant Sebastia. One of the finest beaches of Barcelona, Platja de Sant Sebastia is stunningly beautiful. This beach is quite close to the La Barceloneta neighborhood. You can find children play area in the beach. Sitting in the shade of the palm trees and watching the waves breaking on the shore will be a refreshing experience.
- Sagrada Familia. The number one tourist attraction site in Barcelona is the famous but controversial giant temple Sagrada Familia. It is still unfinished and there is no telling whether it will ever get finished. The untimely death of its architect named Antonio Gaudi saw to the halting of the work over a century ago. The temple stirs mixed reactions in people with some hating it and others loving it all the same.
- Sagrada Familia. Witness the way architecture in Spain has evolved over the centuries, showcasing the signature styles of Antoni Gaudi, the celebrated architect.
- Palau Nacional. The National Palace is another place of high tourist interest, complete with the popular Magic Fountain in a natural setting that is so welcoming.