ATTRACTIONS & SIGHTSEEING
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El Molino Barcelona
Burlesque is back. Barcelona’s favourite cabaret house has been given a razzle-dazzle revamp courtesy of Fernando Salas.
MACBA
One of those museums that arouses more interest among students of architecture than art lovers. While not Guggenheim-ish impressive, it fascinates.
Transbordador Aeri
You could go for a drink at the W’s Eclipse bar for similar views, but then you’d miss out on the hair-raising ride.
Palau de la Musica Catalana
A guided tour is fine, but a concert even better, regardless of what's on.
Hospital de Sant Pau
It might seem a bit morbid to have a hospital on the list of sights, but take a walk in the gardens even if you’re not in need of medical attention.
Santa Maria del Mar
Even if you aren’t religious, then there’s something meditatively calming about this breathtaking space.
Las Ramblas
The pick-pocketers must have a pact with the guidebooks, as that's the only rational reason that this is included.
Sagrada Familia
This being the unofficial landmark of the city, you might feel obliged to visit but inside it’s still only cranes and scaffolding.
Camp Nou-FC Barcelona
Possibly the most popular football club in the world, and not without reason. Josep Guardiola, Gerard Piquet and Victor Valdes are just three.
La Pedrera-Casa Mila
This may be Gaudí’s most impressive building. Like a grower, it surprises positively when you get to know it more intimately.
Park Guëll
Barcelona is Gaudí, Gaudí is Barcelona and no other place is more Gaudí than this modernist wonder.
Aquarium
Stop by and admire the groundbreaking structure and clean lines, but save yourself the admission if you’re looking to be entertained.
Mies van der Rohe Pavilion
Stop by and admire the groundbreaking structure and clean lines, but save yourself the admission if you’re looking to be entertained.
Museu Picasso
One of Barcelona’s most visited museums but, unless you’re a hardcore Picasso fan, one you might want to skip if you’re on a tight schedule.
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