Barcelona - Buses and Buses - Transportation - Attractions and Monuments

Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia, has inspired artists for years, with Antoni Gaudi at the forefront. This vibrant city attracts tourists from all over the globe.

Barcelona - tourist attractions, monuments and history of the city. What is worth seeing?

Known for its amazing architecture, popular FC Barcelona club, picturesque beaches and amazing cuisine. Flanked by the waters of the Mediterranean Sea, Barcelona is a magical and appealing destination for tourists from different parts of the world. This city has something special for everyone.

At one time Antoni Gaudi beloved this city. It is here that most of this architect's works are located. The most important of these are the Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, Casa Milà, Casa Batlló, Pabellones Güell, Palau Güell, Bellesguard, Casa Vicens and Casa Calvet.

The Sagrada Familia is an Art Nouveau church and one of the most recognizable symbols of Barcelona. The basilica impresses with its imposing height of up to 115 meters, as well as its fine form, stained glass windows, mosaics and carvings. The construction of the temple is still not completed, nevertheless the church is incredibly impressive.

Casa Batlló is a striking apartment building whose balconies resemble skulls. The project was inspired by the natural world, which is perfectly evident in both the architecture of the building and its design. What impresses is the care with which even the smallest details, such as doorknobs and window trims, were executed.

La Rambla is Barcelona's most popular pedestrian street with a length of 1.5 km. The route begins at the Plaza de Catalunya and ends next to the monument to Christopher Columbus. While strolling along this famous promenade, don't miss a visit to La Boqueria market, where you can stock up on local specialties, fresh vegetables and seafood.

Not far from La Rambla you can visit, among others, the Placa Reial - a famous square with palm trees and whose lanterns were also designed by Gaudi. It also has a huge number of restaurants and nightclubs, so it is popular especially in the evenings.

Camp Nou is the famous soccer stadium where FC Barcelona plays its matches. Its stands hold nearly a hundred thousand fans, making it the largest stadium in Europe. If you're a sports fan, you can't miss this attraction. Things to see include the locker room, stands, commentator stations and a special museum. Right next to the stadium is the official club store.

The Font màgica is a stunning set of fountains. The structure was completed in 1929 and has been providing tourists with an unforgettable experience ever since. Streams of water come out to the rhythm of music from the fountain jets to create an amazing artistic spectacle.

Also worth a visit is La Monumental, the famous bullfighting arena.

There are as many as 9 beaches in Barcelona, each with a different character. Some are the center of club life, while others are a great place for families with children. The most popular is Barceloneta, located close to the city center, and therefore the most besieged. Another well-known beach in Barcelona is Platja de la Nova Icària in the Sant Martí district.

One of the most popular museums in Barcelona is the Picasso Museum. Although Picasso was born in Malaga it was Barcelona that shaped him the most. It houses more than 4,200 works of art by him.

Barcelona - buses and shuttles. Transportation to and from Barcelona

It is a good idea to plan at least a few days' stay, as plenty of places are worth visiting. When deciding on a trip to Barcelona, remember our competitive offer. We guarantee low prices and comfortable travel conditions with comfortable, modern coaches. To Barcelona only from Sindbad, and our stop is Estacio Del Nord, state.10.

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