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Greetings to one of the most exciting and popular cities of Spain – Barcelona! For its unique architecture, historical significance, and exquisite gastronomy, you’d be forgiven to assume this city is best seen on foot. This is a walking map to guide you through Barcelona as you visit important tourist attractions and some of the less explored areas of the city. Let’s get started!

1. Take your first Worldwide Step at Las Ramblas

Start your tour on Las Ramblas; it is a pedestrian avenue with working markets, performers and moving cafes. This is an avenue which has attracted different people in the society so make sure that you take your time and have a look of the developments.

1.1 Visit La Boqueria Market

One of the most attractive sights in Las Ramblas is the place, known as La Boqueria Market. Rewalk through the covered aisles crammed with fruits, vegetables, homemade specialty items, and sweets. Whether you want a glass of fresh juice or you want to taste some delicious snacks you can do this having fun together with the surrounding.

2. Explore the Gothic Quarter

After that, go to Barcelona’s Gothic neighborhood referred to as the Barri Gòtic. Get completely lost in the thin network of the little twisted alleys opening to little squares and old buildings.

2.1 go to the Barcelona Cathedral

Pay a visit to the Barcelona Cathedral that forms one of the most famous examples of Gothic architecture in the world. Drool at the decorations on the front and breathe in the calmness of the inside.

2.2 Learn more about Plaça Sant Felip Neri

Another one of the Gothic Quarter’s many secrets, Plaça Sant Felip Neri is a small, calm square that you may have to seek out. Enjoy the beauty of the charming fountain and get a pleasant feeling of isolation in this small area of the park.

3. Admire Gaudí’s Masterpieces

Such works of the famous architect Antoni Gaudí are, of course, worth visiting during the trip to Barcelona. Here are two must-visit Gaudí landmarks:

3.1 Visit Casa Batlló

Take a tour in Casa Batlló, a rather strange house blend perfectly into its environment and designed by Gaudí. Check out what the inside looks like and learn some incredible facts about this architectural marvel.

3.2 Explore Park Güell

Take some time and go to Park Güell which has been included into the list of UNESCO World Heritage Site. The big draw, of course, is the mosaicked terraces, the dragon fountain in a riot of colours, and the breathtaking view of the city.

4. Indulge in Catalan Cuisine

As you go through the walking tour, stop over for additional and diverse experience in sampling spanish food especially those that are Catalan influenced. Here are some dishes you must try:

4.1 Paella

Try out the Spanish rice specialty; the paella. Packed with saffron fragrant rice, succulent seafood and tender meat this dish is perfect for any food enthusiast’s palate.

4.2 Tapas

Cultural Tabern: Taste the Catalan tapas in Barcelona. Try different tapas, even though the quantity doesn’t seem much; there’s a lot packed in, such as patatas bravas – fried potatoes with spicy tomato sauce, or jamón ibérico – cured ham.

5. Continue at the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc

Finish your walking tour with one of the most beautiful sights of Barcelona – the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc. The best thing being that as the sun goes down, with the water and light in sync, they perform a show to a background of music. It’s the best thing that you can do to end your day full of sightseeing.

Barcelona is full of amazing places and attractions and this little walking tour just gives a hint at what can be seen in this fantastic city. Always recommend to wear comfortable shoes while walking, better to carry map or use map applications and if tired then stop for sometimes. Happy strolling through Barcelona’s fascinating streets!