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I've created this guide thinking how I'd like to discover Barcelona myself. I know I would like to see all its amazing highlights but I also know that those areas … (More) I've created this guide thinking how I'd like to discover Barcelona myself. I know I would like to see all its amazing highlights but I also know that those areas tend to be overcrowded and that I would need to escape from time to time to relax and get to feel a little bit the local side of the city. Then, I would need advice from someone like me ;) (believe me, few people has explored its wine bars, tapas bars and hidden corners like I have been doing those last years) to find local restaurants and bars to avoid the huge number of tourist traps where many tourists end up seating. If you follow my routes and advices I'm sure you'll fall in love with city. Of course, don't hesitate in writing me if you have doubts while you read it. Enjoy my 7-days guide of Barcelona!! (Less)
Barcelona first timers
People allergic to tourist traps
Photo collectors
Culture lovers
Not even guided tours or free tours will make you discover the best of Gótico like this itinerary will do. Go beyond La Rambla, La Boquería, Plaça Reial and the … (More) Not even guided tours or free tours will make you discover the best of Gótico like this itinerary will do. Go beyond La Rambla, La Boquería, Plaça Reial and the Cathedral. Those are just a little part of this perfect day in Gótico that will guide you through hidden gems, cozy squares, will keep you away from all the tourist traps and show you the best local bars and restaurants. (Less)
The second day in Barcelona will start immersing you into Gaudí's world with Sagrada Familia, Casa Batlló and La Pedrera, as well as other modernist highlights. At the end, you'll … (More) The second day in Barcelona will start immersing you into Gaudí's world with Sagrada Familia, Casa Batlló and La Pedrera, as well as other modernist highlights. At the end, you'll loose yourself into hipsterish Born neighborhood: narrow medieval streets, cozy squares, local designers, cocktails... (Less)
For a third day in Barcelona, I suggest to start at the beach and then explore the authentic bars and restaurants of Barceloneta, the fishermen neighborhood. Later, head to the … (More) For a third day in Barcelona, I suggest to start at the beach and then explore the authentic bars and restaurants of Barceloneta, the fishermen neighborhood. Later, head to the bohemian, multicultural and alternative Raval neighborhood to end up at the trendy Sant Antoni. (Less)
Imagine yourself enjoying a fresh drink seated in a sunny terrace in a cozy little square surrounded by locals. Imagine you've been previously tasting wines and tapas in some amazing … (More) Imagine yourself enjoying a fresh drink seated in a sunny terrace in a cozy little square surrounded by locals. Imagine you've been previously tasting wines and tapas in some amazing old wine bars. Imagine a lively bohemian neighborhood with a laid-back village vibe. Wouldn't it be great to enjoy that after visiting Gaudí's Park Güell and one of its secret buildings (Less)
People usually visit Montjuic for its Castle and the Poble Espanyol but they miss most of its hidden gems. The Magic Mountain hides a huge number of secret corners, gorgeous … (More) People usually visit Montjuic for its Castle and the Poble Espanyol but they miss most of its hidden gems. The Magic Mountain hides a huge number of secret corners, gorgeous gardens, amazing viewpoints and on its low hillside you'll find some of the best tapas and wine bars in Barcelona. (Less)
After 5 days in Barcelona, you'll wonder what else can you visit. Well, this walk will start at Camp Nou or next to it if you don't like football and … (More) After 5 days in Barcelona, you'll wonder what else can you visit. Well, this walk will start at Camp Nou or next to it if you don't like football and lead you to residential areas of Barcelona that are rarely touched by tourism despite of their beauty. (Less)
The perfect end to a perfect trip: The best views of the city, a secret neighborhood with a gorgeous maze and some of the oldest streets and wine bars in … (More) The perfect end to a perfect trip: The best views of the city, a secret neighborhood with a gorgeous maze and some of the oldest streets and wine bars in town a Modernist Gem unknown by many. (Less)
Italian, 35. I've moved 12 years ago for work and never left. I bet you you won't find anyone having tried more wine and tapas bar than me.
Anthony
This guide was exactly what I needed. great routes and amazing restaurant advices
Juliette
I really wonder what I would have seen without the guide. I think only half of it... Give it a try like me!
Renata
I had been in Barcelona many years ago and I was coming with my husband (his first time) so I wanted to come back to the main highlights and try … (More) I had been in Barcelona many years ago and I was coming with my husband (his first time) so I wanted to come back to the main highlights and try to see some things I couldn't do the last time. Well, this guide just made my day. (Less)
Glenda
I loved all the terraces, food suggestions and little corners that are marked along the routes. At the end, those are the ones that I remember over the years. Thanks … (More) I loved all the terraces, food suggestions and little corners that are marked along the routes. At the end, those are the ones that I remember over the years. Thanks Andrea!! (Less)
Pierre
Useful routes
Alfonsina
Was just great! Thanks
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