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Days in Barcelona Itinerary

• Park Güell in Barcelona is such a significant landmark that it was named a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

• The park's size of more than 17 hectares makes it one of Barcelona's largest green spaces.

• The park's revenue from visitors is reinvested in maintaining and expanding the park's ecosystem (which includes a wide variety of plant and animal life) and its recreational opportunities.

• It's like a private park with gardens and buildings in it and is a must-visit place as a part of the barcelona itinerary 7 days.

Location: 08024 Barcelona, Spain

Timing: 9.30 AM - 7.30 PM Mon-Sun

• The Gothic Quarter of Barcelona has a fascinating and illuminating history that dates back more than two millennia. 

• The Gothic Quarter of Barcelona is situated between the streets of La Rambla and Via Laietana, as well as the waterfront and Ronda de Sant Pere. 

• When you include this place in your barcelona itinerary 7 days, you can do cool stuff like study the history of Jews in Barcelona, Visit Picasso's Childhood Home, Gaudi's First Building, the Exotic Market of La Boqueria, and Barcelona's Oldest Restaurant, Can Culleretes.

Location: Between La Rambla and Via Laietana

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• The Gaud-designed Casa Batlló is a Barcelona landmark and a must-see for anyone interested in Gaud's oeuvre and the city's modernist legacy. 

• This house is a rare example of Catalan modernism architecture and offers the visitors to delve into the details of the modernist architecture.

• The monument has won 22 awards for its thoughtful management and impressive visitor experience. 

• If you are an art lover, include this place in your barcelona itinerary 7 days and you will never regret it

Location: Passeig de Gràcia, 43, 08007 Barcelona, Spain

Timing: 9.00 AM - 8.00 PM Mon - Sun

Entry Fee: EUR 10-32

Click Here to Book: Casa Batllo Tickets

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• It is Spain's oldest amusement park and the third oldest in Europe.  

• Tibidabo Amusement Park is a unique place that offers a magical experience with iconic and modern attractions, such as the Talaia, the Avió, the Muntanya Russa or the Virtual Express.

•  It also holds unique shows, such as the Hotel Krüeger or the Marionetarium, and gastronomic spaces, such as the Club dels Aventurers.

Location: Plaça del Tibidabo, 3, 4, 08035 Barcelona, Spain

Timing: 11.00 - 7.00 PM Sat & Sun

Entry Fee: EUR 10-30

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• Catedral de la Santa Creu I Santa Eulalia is the official Catalan name for the Gothic Quarter cathedral in Barcelona, and it translates to "Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia." Saint Eulalia is the patron saint of Barcelona.

• La Seu cathedral is a common name for this church because of its position as the spiritual centre of the city of Barcelona. 

Location:  Pla de la Seu, s/n, 08002 Barcelona, Spain

Timing: Sunday 8am–1:45pm, 2–5pm, 5:15–8pm
              Mon - Fri 8am–12:45pm, 1–5:30pm, 5:45–7:30pm
              Saturday 8am–12:45pm, 1–5pm, 5:15–8pm

Entry Fee: 

• Cathedral Visit (Chor entrance + Access to the rooftop + Chapter hall + Virtual Audio Guide) € 10-15
• Cathedral + Museum (Chor entrance + Access to the rooftop + Chapter hall + Virtual Audio Guide + Museum) € 15-20
  

• In terms of tourist destinations, the Picasso Museum in Barcelona ranks high above others, owing to a collection of over 4300 paintings, sculptures and drawings by the famous artist, Pablo Picasso.

• Picasso's relationship with Barcelona is revealed at the Museu Picasso, beginning in his formative years and continuing until his death. 

• While spending a week in barcelona, do not miss visiting this place to  witness some of the greatest works by Picasso.

Location: Carrer de Montcada, 15-23, 08003 Barcelona, Spain

Timing: 10.00 AM - 7.00 Pm Tuesday - Sunday; Closed on Monday

Entry Fee: EUR 5-20

Click Here to Book: Picasso Museum Tickets

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• Montjuc, a verdant hill rising 213 metres above the city, is widely considered to be Barcelona's most recognisable landmark. 

• It was for the 1929 World's Fair that the hill in Barcelona was transformed into palaces, pavilions, parks, botanical gardens, sports stadiums, and exhibition rooms. 

• Some of those structures are still around, and they're used as museums today. 

• The ride on the Telefèric de Montjuïc to the Montjuic Castle is one you won't soon forget. 

• The top of Montjuic hill can be reached from the city via the cable car. 

• Visit this place during your stay for a week in barcelona to have an exhilarating experience.

Location: Ctra. de Montjuïc, 66, 08038 Barcelona, Spain

Timing: 10.00 AM - 8.00 PM Mon-Sun (March to October)
               10.00 AM - 6.00 PM Mon-Sun (November to February) 

Entry Fee: EUR 10-15

Click Here to Book: Montjuic Castle Tickets

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• Camp Nou formally known as Spotify Camp Nou is  One of the most successful football clubs in the world.  

• On a Camp Nou tour, you will see every part of the Camp Nou stadium that FC Barcelona uses, including the locker rooms, player tunnel, press room, commentator boxes, and, of course, the museum housing the many trophies won by FC Barcelona over the years. 

• When you stay for a week in barcelona, this place should top your list of must- see destinations.

Location: C. d'Arístides Maillol, 12, 08028 Barcelona, Spain

• April first week to October first week
• 10 AM and 8 PM - Monday to Saturday
• 10 AM to 2:30 PM - Sundays & public holidays.
• Remaining parts of the year
• 10 AM to 6:30 PM - Monday to Saturday
• 10 AM to 2:30 PM - Sundays & public holidays.
  
  

• The Palau Güell is a mansion designed by the architect Antoni Gaudí for the industrial tycoon Eusebi Güell. 

• A Venetian palace aesthetic can be seen in some of the building's facades, making this one of the most impressive modern structures.

• You will also find exciting architectural details inside, which also reflect the zeitgeist of the time. 

• It is one of Barcelona's most popular tourist destinations for good reason and a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Location: Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 3-5, 08001 Barcelona, Spain

Timing: 10.00 AM - 5.30 PM Tuesday - Sunday; Closed on Monday

Entry Fee:  Tickets adults (with audio guide) EUR 10-15
                     10 - 17 years: EUR 5-10
                      Students and 65+ years: EUR 8-12

Click Here to Book: Guell Palace Tickets

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• Poble Espanyol in Barcelona is a one-of-a-kind venue for family-friendly activities, concerts, and exhibitions, as well as architecture, art, tradition, handicrafts, and open air. 

• The museum even has a unique handicraft centre which holds special workshops for the visitors to participate. 

• The Fran Daurel Foundation has several modern art collections by Pablo Picasso, Salvador Dalí, Joan Miró, Antoni Tàpies and Eduardo Chillida.

Location: Av. Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, 13, 08038 Barcelona, Spain

Timing: 10.00 AM - 12.00 AM Tuesday - Sunday; 10.00 AM - 8.00 PM Monday

Entry Fee: €11-20 per adult

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• A pedestrian street lined with trees, Las Ramblas is the city’s boulevard that stretches for 1.2 kilometres from the city's central Plaça de Catalunya to the Christopher Columbus Monument in Port Vell. 

• This pedestrian street from Placa Catalunya to the Columbus tower by the port is an absolute must for anyone looking to truly experience the local culture of Barcelona.

• Some of the famous attractions that you spot here are The Canaletes Fountain, Monument to Columbus, and Miro's Mosaic to name a few. 

• Do include this place in your Barcelona itinerary 7 days to experience Barcelona like a local.

Location: Central Barcelona

Timing: Tuesdays - Sundays & holidays -  12am to 8pm

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• Passeig de Gràcia is one of Barcelona's most well-known Parisian-styled boulevards, and it connects the old town to the free-thinking neighbourhood of Gràcia. 

• Stop by Massimo Dutti, a high-end clothing store, or take a look at the breathtaking Casa Batlló by Antoni Gaud. 

• Prada, Gucci, Loewe, Burberry, and Dolce & Gabbana boutiques can all be discovered here. Shopoholics simply cannot miss visiting this place as a part of their barcelona itinerary 7 days.

Location: Central part of Eixample

Timing: Shops here open from 10.00 AM to 8-8:30 PM

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• This Spanish triumphal arch, or "Arco de Triunfo," was built in 1888 as the main entrance to the Barcelona World's Fair. 

• The two arch pillars are sculpted with bats, a symbol of King Jaume I of Barcelona; the arch itself is built of red bricks in the Neo-Mudéjar style.

• This place looks magnificently beautiful in photographs so when you spend a week in barcelona, check out this place without fail.

Location: Passeig de Lluís Companys, 08003 Barcelona, Spain

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• The Parc de la Ciutadella is a tranquil and verdant haven in the middle of Barcelona's sprawling metropolis. 

• It's the perfect place to kick back, do some jumping jacks, take a stroll, or have a picnic. You can also take a rowboat for exploring the lake. 

• The Parc de la Ciutadella is home to many landmarks, including the Catalan Parliament and a zoo. 

• The building also houses the Museu d'Art Modern. Museums of Zoology and Geology (Museu de Geologia and Museu de Zoologia, respectively) are located nearby. 

• While spending a week in barcelona, do visit this place for a cherishable sojourn.

Location: Passeig de Picasso, 21, 08003 Barcelona, Spain

Timing: 10.00 AM - 10.30 PM Mon-Sun

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• The sandy beach and lively restaurants and bars of La Barceloneta have made it a popular tourist destination. 

• The 422 metres long Barceloneta beach is one of the city's oldest and most classic beaches and  a beautiful place that you cannot afford missing while holidaying for a week in barcelona. 

• There, you'll find the Espai de Mar (Sea Space) centre, an inclusive sports and recreation complex with the goal of increasing people's exposure to the beach and ocean. 

Location: Ciutat Vella district of Barcelona in Catalonia, Spain

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• Boqueria Market has been at the centre of city life since its inception in 1836, and every day, more than two hundred merchants open their stalls to provide you with the finest regional and international culinary specialties. 

• Market-goers can choose from a variety of bars that serve both food and alcohol. Here, you can get cuisines from all over the world without leaving the building. 

• Include this market in your barcelona itinerary 7 days to go on  a culinary trip in Barcelona.

Location: Rambla, 9108001 Barcelona, España.

Timing: 8.00 AM - 8.30 PM Mon-Sun

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• The beautiful Plaça Espaa can be found a short distance from Barcelona's historic core, where several major thoroughfares converge, including the Gran Via and the Paral.lel. 

• The area is also home to the Las Arenas de Barcelona commercial centre, which was formerly Barcelona's bullfighting ring. 

• You'll also find the famous towers of Venice right in this area. 

• Guests should not miss the free musical light show put on by the Magic Fountain.

• Amazing spectacles of water, light, and sound bring Montjuc to life after dark.

Location: Just beneath the Montjuic hill and Museum of Catalonian art (MNAC)

Timing: 7.00 AM - 9.00 PM Monday - Sunday

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• The Plaça Reial is one of the liveliest and busiest places in Barcelona, especially when the fountain, streetlamps, and palm trees are all lit up at once. 

• Palm trees in the Plaça Reial give it a distinctively Mediterranean feel, allowing the visitors to  

• The square is large and typically surrounded by houses with three or four stories. 

• Cafes, discoes, and restaurants are abundant here and make the place extremely eclectic after sunset.

Location: Plaça Reial, 08002, Barcelona

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