Crazy architecture of Gaudi, the Mediterranean and endless parties. However, in order to fall in love with this city, it takes time. It is worth having a walk along the promenade or getting lost in the Gothic Quarter.
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La Rambla
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Once Somrset Maugham called it "the most beautiful street in the world". It is still full of charm: mimes in unnatural positions, funny magicians, African drummers, flower shops, outdoor cafes and crowds of tourists.
Gothic Quarter
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The name of the region derives from the abundance of buildings and monuments of the past. And best of all, this exposure has restaurants, cafes and souvenir shops.
It is worth seeing the Archbishop's Palace and the building of the Historical Archives. Be sure to find the cathedral with octagonal towers, elongated columns and elegant arches. According to a legend, these birds symbolize purity of Saint Eulalia.
Boqueria Market
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The most delicious attraction of Barcelona and at the same time the oldest market in Spain. It's easy to spend a day walking among rows of delicious ham, fresh fruit and seafood. Moreover, at the market you can not only take pictures, but also taste food, but it does not go to any comparison with boring excursions to museums and galleries. Having seen enough of delicious food, it is worth visiting one of the local restaurants. Food is the most delicious in the city.