Vibrant yet historically, is the capital of Spain, a swirl of dazzling sites, sounds and smells. You can use all your senses with the culture, architecture and art, to embody the spirit really ruin Spanish.
With galleries, museums, shops, restaurants and many beautiful gardens, Barcelona has something for each of shopaholics and foodies to people who just sit and watch the world go rather to offer. Picasso and Miro museums are a must, as the Golden Square along the Passeig de Gracia, which is an open-air museum. The Barrio Gotico (medieval town) is another piece of fascinating history of Barcelona.
The city is probably best known for its abundance of stunning architecture, by artists such as Gaudi. La Sagrada Familia, Gaudi’s unfinished cathedral, is a special highlight. Barcelona also has some history of the sport, have been following the Summer Olympics of 1992 held at Montjuic. Today, the Olympic Village, built for the games have been converted into an attraction in itself, including the two tallest buildings in Spain.
