Barcelona tours & vacations

A city with nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites? Oh, my Gaudi!

This Spanish city has so much going on, you won’t even want to take your siesta. You’ve got the Catalan seaside (yes, Barcelona has beaches), food so good that places close for two hours just for lunch and Gaudi architecture like Park Guell. There are also art galleries, live music and constant nightlife in La Rambla if that’s your thing. A lot is happening in this great city, but don't worry, you'll have a local by your side to lead the way. Keep scrolling for some trips that'll put you right in the middle of it all.

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Learn from a local chef

Who better to teach you how to make Spanish paella than a local chef? Pick up some fresh ingredients at La Boqueria Market, learn how the locals do it, then enjoy your meal with a glass of wine (or two) – and don’t forget to write down the recipe!

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Visit the largest unfinished Catholic church in the world

You can’t really miss La Sagrada Familia Basilica when you’re in Barcelona because it’s seriously that big. Antonio Gaudi worked on this project for decades until his death and it has remained in constant construction ever since. Sound eerie? Well, it is partly Gothic.

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Go on a tapas crawl

The heart of Catalonia is proud to be a gastronomic center, so you should add ‘trying all the food’ to your Barcelona to-do list. Trying some rustic Catalan dishes in the neighborhood of El Born is a good place to start.

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Check out the art scene

Barcelona is known for its groundbreaking art scene, which includes museums, parks and nine UNESCO World Heritage sites, like Gaudi’s Park Guell, Casas Vicens and the wave-inspired Casa Batllo. If you like what you see, head to the Gaudi House Museum for more insight into the artist himself.

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