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Barcelona is a vibrant and culturally rich city located on the northeastern coast of Spain. From stunning architecture to beautiful beaches, this city has something for everyone. If you’re planning to spend a week in Barcelona, here’s a comprehensive guide to help you make the most of your time.

Day 1: Exploring the Historic Center

Your journey should begin by starting with the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona that is also referred to as the Barri Gotic. This area is choked with small, winding streets, pretty piazzas and old-world architecture. Check out the popular Barcelona Cathedral or if you are interested in shopping, you might want to walk through the commercial Street that is La Rambla.

Must-See Attractions:

• Sagrada Familia
• Park Güell
• Casa Batlló

Day 2: Gaudi’s Masterpieces

Of course, anyone who happens to be in Barcelona cannot afford to miss the architecture developed by Antoni Gaudí. Begin the day with the most important masterpiece of Gaud, the Cathedral of the Sacred Family that was created without a scene. Then visit Park Güell which is also one of the UNESCO world Heritage sites where you can see the architecture of Gaudí with a beautiful garden facade. Frank Gaudí’s final destination should be Casa Batlló, another of his masterpieces that has been converted into an art museum.

Tips:

• They recommended purchasing the tickets in advance in order not to be stuck with lengthy lines at Sagrada Familia.
• Don’t forget to visit the monumental zone in Park Güell for the best vantage point of Barcelona.

Day 3: Beach and Barceloneta

The place is also popular for its beautiful beaches so seize a good opportunity to enjoy the sun. The first day of your Barceloneta tour should begin at Barceloneta – a popular beach neighborhood in Barcelona. Take a walk at the boardwalk and savour fresh seafood on the side of the beach restaurants.

Activities:

• Take a sea bath in the Mediterranean Sea.
• When swimming is not possible do activities like paddle boarding or kayaking.
• The Port Cable Car is another good place to see the city and the coast line.

Day 4: Montjuïc and Magic Fountain

Montjuïc is a kind of a mountain near Barcelona with great viewing platforms where one can see a great almost round view of the city. Begin your own day with a cable or funicular ride to the top of Montjuïc hill. Visit the Montjuïc Castle and see the Olympic Stadium with the 1992 Olympics Games. In the evening, just make sure to witness the Light and Water Show of the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc when set at night.

Highlights:

• See the gardens and museums of the Montjuïc Hill area.
• Be sure to look up when the Magic Fountain show is on to plan your visit better.

Day 5: Discovering Catalan Cuisine

The tourists cannot fail to find something delicious at local restaurants because the cuisine of Barcelona is one of the best in the world. Begin with the tour of the vibrant Boqueria Market, open for great quality fish, vegetables, fruits and local specialties. The flavors of Catalonia tour to give you a taste of the local cuisine which includes Paella, tapas and the wildly popular Catalan cream, Crema Catalana.

Food Experiences:

• Cook a paella at home by attending a class that offers how to prepare the meal.
• Go to the conventional grocery store to experience wine and cheese from the region.

Day 6: Day Trip to Montserrat

Leaving Barcelona for the day to go on a trip to Montserrat is an excellent way to gaze at a beautiful mountain. Take a tour of the Benedictine monastery and marvel at the natural wonders which are in close proximity with the site. It would be also wise to try the funicular railway for even more stunning views.

Tips for the Trip:

• This railway has its timetable set up so, it is advisable to check the train schedule before coming over.
• For walking around the mountain areas you should wear comfortable footwear.

Day 7: Modernist Architecture and Shopping

Before leaving Barcelona, it will be good to dedicate the last day to the architectural blend of modernism in the city. See the strange shaped Casa Milà, better known as La Pedrera, and discover the special top of the building. Discover the luxury of Passeig de Gràcia street shops and look at the modernist architecture. Finish your visit to the city with a lovely cup of coffee in one of Barcelona’s lovely cafes.

Recommended Shops:

• El Corte Inglés
• Zara
• Mango

That’s why, with this detailed guide, you are prepared to get the best out of your week in Barcelona. With examples of architecture and art from many centuries, delicious food, and friendly people, this active city provides the best experience for travelers. Hope this information was helpful, start planning your trip and enjoy your holidays!