Where to Go in Barcelona

This Gaudi park has steps and sculptures covered by mosaic. You can’t miss the Gaudi museum and admire the views. Worth visiting and a must if you are into art.

Charcuteries and pizzas, sobrassada, chorizo and more. This restaurant has one of the best pizzas in Barcelona and on of the tastiest chocolate cake.

This market is a must if it’s your first time visiting Barcelona. Huge selection and variety of food in a lively atmosphere.

This wine store is one of my favorite wine shop, with great selection and nice staff.

This tapas bar has the best sangria and seafood. The food is amazing and the service friendly. Great prices too. A must if you’re in Barcelona.

This marina is super nice if you want to go for a walk and admire the views. There are beautiful yachts and ships and nice environment.

This beach has clean sand and clear water. The beach is less crowded than the city’s more famous beaches.

This circular fountain has shows of water and light choreographed to music. It’s a must go in Barcelona.

This tobacco shop is a great spot with clean environment and good selection.

This modern bakery is one of the best bakeries in El Born, with many choices. Try their giant cookies or the cinnamon rolls. You won’t be disappointed.

This bakery has Venezuelan pastries and food. Their arepa is one of the best I had in Barcelona and the pan de jamon is delicious.

This beach is super clean and has nice sand. The downside? It’s a little crowded and vendors are trying to sell you stuff.

This beach is Barcelona’s longest beach and it has a lovely view of the city. The bottom is deep right away so it’s not very suitable for children.

This beach is family friendly with plenty of bars and restaurants. You can play volleyball here or catch the sunset.

If you’re looking to learn how to paddlesurf, this school is perfect. The coaches are great. They explain every part of the process in details and make sure that you feel safe.

This beach features restaurants and night clubs, with clean sand and warm waters. Beware of the pickpockets. There are sunbeds available to hire for €15.

This breakfast cafe is one of the best in Barcelona. The selection of food is huge and the coffee is delicious. Good service.

This Turkish restaurant has great kebabs made with fresh ingredients. A little pricier than other spots but so worth it for the flavors alone.

This public square in Gràcia is well known for their bars and restaurants and a sculpture named Astrolabi. Perfect for a night out.