by jbav
We visited the Sagrada Familia and a walking tour of the city including Passeig de Gracia and Las Ramblas. Dined on tapas and Spanish wine!
Visited: Sep 25, 2017
by BusyCruiser
One of my favorites cities... so much to do and eat! My top picks.. Sagrada Familia; Magic Fountains of Montjuic (free); La Pederer (Casa Mila); Music Palace; Parc Guell; Barcelona Cathedral & Gothic Quarter; Monserrat Mountains (day trip). And if you have more time... Barceloneta beach front; Palau Guell; Casa Batllo; Las Ramblas; Arc de Triomf /Parc Ciutadella; Placa Espanya/Arenas Mall. And if you have even more time... Parc del Laberint d'Horta (Maze park); CosmoCaixa science museum (under 18 free. otherwise 4€). Agbar Tower/Glories Mall. Aside from all the sightseeing make sure you make plenty time for tapas and cafes!
Visited: Aug 17, 2017
by cheston
So much to see and do, visit the Mercado de la Boqueria which can be reached on foot as it’s close to the port, head up La Rambla (it’s free to do)
Visited: Aug 10, 2019
by shirleyjc1
We stayed in Barcelona 2 days before and 2 days after the cruise. Visited Gaudi Museum. Hop on Hop off tour and more shopping.
Visited: Apr 07, 2016
by Marilyn69
We arrived early stayed At the Corner Hotel (great buffet breakfast, be sure it is included in your package) and toured with our friends. Thanks to one couple in particular, we saw an amazing amount in a short period of time! Thanks so much R&R! It was an awesome place to visit. La Familia, Concert Hall, Shopping... so much to do & see! Enjoy the tapas! Pay by the toothpick!
Visited: Sep 30, 2017
by WhatWeFoundTrvl
Barcelona is a beautiful city. Cost us €15 euro (15mins) from the port to Placa De Catalunya by taxi. We did our own walking tour using the Rick Steves Audio Europe App.
Visited: Jul 17, 2019
by IslandHopperMD
We stayed in Barcelona for a couple of days before the ship. Great city, never felt unsafe once! We walked from Mt. Monjuic back down to our Airbnb a 2.0 mile walk in the rain and we found our way. Taxis are very difficult to get, so whatever you read, don't let them tell you otherwise. One taxi driver, even after showing him the address took us in circles and didn't understand! We said take us home and pointed at the apartment address and got the heck out of his car as soon as we could!
Visited: Apr 15, 2018
by MysticWhaler
We stayed several extra days and wished we could have stayed longer. The markets and weather were perfect for shopping, cooking and sightseeing.
Visited: Apr 02, 2019
by Swebby
A lovely city especially the main market and the Gaudi buildings. One tip if visiting the Sagrada Família is to buy “Beat the line” tickets before you go. The queues can be very long. But. stunning building both inside and out.
Visited: Oct 11, 2019
by Cruiser38533377
Get around on your own on the metro! Very inexpensive, takes you virtually anywhere you want to go in the city, is safe and speedy. Buy a 10-pass ticket for the day, and take your time enjoying everything the city has to offer!
Visited: Oct 12, 2016
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