Are you ready for diving into ultimate nightlife? Wine and dine at the most exciting quarters that pulsating with life at night with our pub crawl in Barcelona. Each halt is a new tale, each drink a moment that is likely to be created. It is time to shake it all night long!

Hola, chicas y chicos, I bring you greetings from the colorful capital of Catalonia and one of Europe’s most exciting cities for its creative architecture, history, gastronomy, and sandy shores. So if you are planning a trip to this magical city and have four days in your hand, let me help you. You will be amazed to look at the following itinerary that will enable you to maximize your stay in Barcelona.

Day 1: Discover the historical center of the city

Your tour of Barcelona starts with the Gothic quarter as it is situated in the first day of the tour. Get lost in the narrow and winding streets which were once the back bone of the city. Highlights of this area include:

La Rambla – A Popular and Lively Street in Barcelona.

Barcelona Cathedral – a perfect example of a Gothic style.

Picasso Museum-Museum for Picasso’s work and features a large stock of his art works.

Sant Jaume Square – This has become the center of political activity and is considered well worth getting a glimpse of fine architectures.

Subsequently, move to the Neighbourhoods – the Gothic Quarter and nearby El Born. Returns trends being a shopping district with many cafes and a striking building of the church named Santa Maria del Mar. After the visit do not forget to have a tasty lunch at one of the Spanish tapas bar.

Day 2: Wonders of Gaudi

Sure, no trip to Barcelona could be done without experiencing the extraordinary and rather unique masterpieces of Antoni Gaudi, the famous architect from Catalonia. Spend your second day exploring his masterpieces:

Sagrada Familia is a legendary church, designed by Gaudi and still under construction although it’s been many years.

Park Güell – a colorful design for which Gaudi is known, with a possibility to enjoy the magnificent view of the city.

Casa Batlló – A piece of architectural creation that located in Barcelona Spain, built by Gaudi featuring brilliant colors all over house.

Casa Milà (La Pedrera) Another work by Antoni Gaudi with a superb terraces and chimneys.

You should always purchase your tickets online in order to avoid long lines of people. While researching Gaudi’s works you will increase your knowledge about the architectural history of the city.

Day 3: Taste Catalonia and Montjuïc

Third day of Barcelona trip is dedicated to the food as this city is considered as one of the biggest delights for those who love eating. Being a food lover, start your day at the most popular and stunning Boqueria Market for the local Spanish breakfast and fresh food. It is recommended to tasting a piece of jamón ibérico or a fruit juice when you are in the place.

Moving in the afternoon, Montjuïc is a large hill with numerous parks, museums and structures that provides great view of the city. Highlights of Montjuïc include:

Magic Fountain of Montjuïc – An light, water and music spectacular or a fabulous show.

This castle has been put up as a historic building that offers a vantage view of Barcelona.

Helsinki Olympic Stadium – The stadium used during the Helsinki Olympics of 1952.

MNAC (National Museum of Catalan Art) – The first museum dedicated to the Catalan art in the country of Catalunya.

Evening: let you fine evening with welcome traditional dinner in one of the best restaurants of Barcelona; paellases, mariscos or taptap.

Day 4: When you are not doing that you can go to the beach and visit one of the most beautiful districts of modernist architecture – Eixample.

The climate of Barcelona is also fascinating with wonderful sandy beaches capable of offering appropriate relaxation. On the last day, you can basics such as sun bathing, sand recreation and sea activities. Some of the well known beaches found in Barcelona are Barceloneta Beach, Nova Icaria Beach and Bogatell Beach. Swim in the Mediterranean sea and get to feel the Mediterranean climate.

In the afternoon visit Eixample district, which is also known as the district of a thousand skylights, housing and designers’ shops. Don’t miss these attractions:

Casa Amatller – A excellent example of Modernism, designed by the famous architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch.

Casa Lleó i Morera – That is another great piece of the Modernist architecture.

Block of Discord – A group of houses created in the modernist style by several popular architects and Casa Batlló is among them.

Finish your day with a leisurely walk along the beautiful boulevard known as Passeig de Gràcia here you’ll find designer shops and buildings.

Conclusion

I believe it is possible to observe four days in Barcelona are enough to take a glimpse at its history, stunning architectures, tasty food, and energetic vibes. Take time and wear comfortable shoes, apply sunscreen and try out the local culture. In this amazing city everyone will find something of their interest – it might be modern art, Spanish cuisine or a beach. Enjoy your trip!