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Barcelona, the energetic city located in the northeastern part of Spain, with modern architecture, art and history. It may come a surprise to many people but Barca is not limited to iconic sites such as the La Sagrada Familia and Park Güell There are many other sites that are also beautiful and on the lookout in the city. In this specific blog post, some of the best hidden gems in Barcelona will be revealed to the readers to enjoy the best of Barcelona as a tourist.

1. Bunkers del Carmel

Located at the Turó de la Rovira hill, Bunkers del Carmel provides the stunning views over Barcelona. It was used by the Spanish military during the Spanish Civil War and has now become a favourite open area, where people come to relax enjoying meals and sunset. Tired of the language in the mainstream places of interest? Visit this off-beat place to view the city skyline.

2. El Palauet Casades

Giancarlo Calena’s and Federico del Valle’s creation is a secret of Gràcia district small building design. This modernist building which was constructed by architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch, a contemporary of Antoni Gaudí, also presents a number of details and mosaics. Being a primarily Gothic and modernist structure, it is quite off the beaten path and offers tourists a great places to see firsthand the architecture of the period.

How to get there:

You can take a metro L3 line to Fontana station

After that walk for about 10 minutes and will get to El Palauet Casades

3. Els Encants Vells

Considered to be the most ancient flea market in Barcelona Els Encants Vells occupies the area of the district of Sant Martí. This is an ultimate outdoor market, which has so many odd things from jewelry, carpets, toys to furniture and clothes, in fact anything that can be considered as an antique. Take an early morning trying to be entangled in the complex structures of stalls where you might find that unique item which you’ve never met before, haggle for the best price to pay for what you want and at the same time interacting with the local people.

4. Bodega 1900

Avoid the obvious and be prepared to witness the real Barcelona spirit and Flavors at the Bodega1900. A lot of people have never heard of this place and it is such a classic vermouth bar, positively transports you back in time. Taste unique small portions of food accompanied by a glass of Vermouth while enjoying friendly ambiance of this internal bar. Theres is also a suggestion to make a reservation before visiting the place because there are not so many tables available in this rather small restaurant.

Tips:

Stop by the main dish which the house calls the liquid olives

Ask for a tasting menu, which is a mix of the place’s favourite tapas.

5. Laberint d’Horta

Navigate between the walls of a picturesque park maze and leave the noises of the city for a while at Laberint d’Horta. This neoclassical garden can be considered as the oldest park in Barcelona where people can get to nature and relax in different areas for free. It is an interlocking of tunnels, pathways, and gardens where one is equally captivated by the flora and quickly mesmerized by the refreshment station located at a waterfall with a gazebo. Despite being located in the middle of a busy city, it is an ignored park, the Laberint d’Horta has a lot to offer to the people.

How to get there:

Go by metro L3 until you get to Mundet station

They suggested that I should walk for approximately 10 minutes to get to the entrance of Laberint d’Horta.

Conclusion

Barcelona is a city that has a peculiar sense of pleasure in secrets. People tend to think only about the recognizable attractions that stand out and numerous hidden gems exist. From the magnificent terrains of Bunkers del Carmel to the amazing structure of El Palauet Casades, these are places BARCELONA does not compromise to show to its tourists. Thus, deviate from the conventional tourist route grab an authentic experience and discover the most hidden gems in Barcelona.

Thank you for using this guide to the best secret places in Barcelona and we wish you a wonderful experience!. It is always important to get out from the loud and overcrowded places that the city offers when touring. Happy travels!