Barcelona is the capital city of Catalonia; it is popular for beautiful buildings, fine sandy beaches, and colorful culture. However, there are other often overlooked attractions and places of interest that the majority of visitors never get to see. In this article, we will reveal several tricks that might help you to make your trip to Barcelona an extraordinary experience and act like a real Catalonian.

1. Explore the Unknown Parks

Of course, Barcelona has all its classics such as Park Güell and Park de La Ciutadella but there are many parks that are not as famous but beautiful and quiet. As for the best lesser-known sights, one can hardly mention the Laberint d’Horta an exquisite neoclassical garden with a maze and an excellent view. The next one is the Park del Clot which is one of the hidden parks with rich bird and butterfly’s population and depends for relaxation.

2. Overall, people should learn about some of the hidden alleys and streets.

Barcelona is recognized for the confusing network of the structure consisting of narrow alleys and streets. Many tourists are familiar with the Gothic Quarter, but walk a little deeper into the El Raval district to explore the charming side streets, such as Carrer d’en Xuclà, adorned with murals and specialty stores. Camino Real is a beautiful square that nobody knows why disappeared, plus they made a movie behind that bar.

3. Visit the Local Markets

Even though the Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria has become a favourite tourist destination, there are other markets to see. Mercat de Sant Antoni for instance is a conventional market with a cover that specializes in selling fruits and vegetables, clothes and books among others. The Mercat de la Concepció is another more offbeat market to discuss, famous for the flowers, plants and the general ambiance.

4. Chrrisk Blog!! Have the best moments ever at Rooftop bar’s with the best view.

Barcelona has terrace bars, which gives them a spectacular view of the entire city. Though, as in other travel destinations, many visitors prefer mainstream locations such as La Terrazza, the majority of inhabitants and frequent visitors enjoy less-known rooftop lounges-cafes, for example La Dolce Vitae. Set on the rooftop of Majestic Hotel it is more private and you get to enjoy the scenery since the place is all over the city.

5. Discover Secret Beaches

Tours par excellence: Good thing that Barcelona is not just beaches but the well-known ones come with extra company especially when endured at the height of the summer season. Free yourself from the Ravens admiring such hidden beaches as Platja de la Mar Bella or Platja de la Nova Icària. These are secluded ones, which provides for a quiet tropical holiday at a beach that is devoid of much activity.

6. Visit Hidden Museums

People should also know that there are some quite interesting museums in Barcelona that many tourists are not even aware of. For example, the Museu Frederic Marès provides a separate presentation of sculptures, and artefacts. For those Culture Vultures with an interest in modern art, there is another less well-known art gallery, now a museum, in the city of Catalonia that should not be missed, the Can Framis Museum.

7. About Touristic Discovery with Hidden Gaudi Structures

Many people know famous buildings such as Sagrada Familia and Casa Batllo but there are other not so famous buildings built by Gaudi. You can go to the Palau Güell, a less famous creation of Gaudi or observe the medieval tower Torre Bellesguard, with a beautiful view.

8. Find out those places that are hidden from the general populace.

Barcelona features the Mediterranean cuisine, and although there are many ordinary visited restaurants, there are many delicious places where tourists have not been yet. There’s plenty of opportunity to lose yourself in narrow streets of El Born to discover more laid-back hipster spots where locals favorite to have drink or dinner. It is advisable to stick to traditional Catalan foods and in search for places to eat, to avoid big fancy restaurants go to unknown but homely restaurants.

9. Visit Nearby Festivals and Functions

Like with any other city, Barcelona is a city that definitely enjoys its festivals and other cultural happenings. Although people know such major festivals as La Mercè and Sant Jordi, it is worth experiencing other minor local festivals. Watch for festivals such as Festa Major de Gràcia or Festa Major de Sants when you can experience the best of Barcelona.

10. Had an excursion to Montjuïc Cemetery

If you are willing to stroll through a cemetery which is entirely different from other commonly known and frequented tourist sites here is your chance. Situated atop Montjuic Hill the cemetery is not only a burial ground but also sculpture park with an outstanding view on Barcelona.

In this guide, we unveil all those hidden gems that are tucked away from the tourist trail in Spain’s most charismatic city. This way at least you can be sure that having explored non-tourist path you can get amazed by things not seen in any travel program, you will get as many memories that would be unique and interesting.