What to See

Barcelona has a very varied cultural offer that links perfectly the classicism and its history with its vanguardism and modernity that are always in a flow mode.

Barcelona’s urbanism in itself offers a lot of possibilities to the visitor with cultural curiosity: the old quarter (casc vell) with its Roman and medieval pavements under our feet that lead us to the Gothic and the Ribera’s quarters, the oldest city with narrow streets, churches and convents, squares from the 18th century, patios and aristochratic palaces that lead the visitor to streets like Princesa, Montcada of the Santa Maria del Mar basilica.

The Plaça Reial or the bright and colorful Rambles, the Liceu and the modernist Palau de la Música or Gaudi’s wonderful buildings, La Pedrera, la Casa Batlló or Parc Güell are some of the musts for any visitor who wants to discover a unique city that offers art, history and culture at every corner must visit.

It’s amazing the varied offer of museums, theaters, alive music, cinema and arts festivals that you can enjoy in Barcelona. If you want to find out routes, activities and hoardings, we recommend you the following links

Museums www.bcn.es/museus/bona.htm

Greek Festival www.barcelonafestival.com

Primavera Sound https://www.primaverasound.com/

Sonar www.sonar.es

Gran Teatre del Liceo www.liceubarcelona.com

City Theaters www.teatrebcn.com