Monuments of Barcelona
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The main monuments of Barcelona:
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Mercat Gòtic
Mercat Gòtic: A market of secondhand trade which has heart...
Barrio Gótico - Avinguda de la Catedral, 6 -
Mercat Santa Caterina
Mercat Santa Caterina (Market Holy Catherine) is the latest market built in Barcelona. Totally renovated in 2005 it is a little marvel located in the district of Ribera in Ciutat Vella...
Ciutat Vella - Francesc Cambó, 16 -
Moll Espanya Maremagnum
The Moll d'Espanya - Maremagnum is a shopping centre and a pleasant place to stroll in the sun or shop in one of the thirty or so shops. Located in the Port of Barcelona at the bottom of the Rambla. There is also the Barcelona Aquarium and two nautical clubs.
Ciutat Vella - Moll d'Espanya -
Monastery Sant Pau del Camp
Located in the historic district of El Raval, the Monastery of Sant Pau del Camp - founded in the 9th century - is one of the oldest monasteries in Catalonia and a jewel of Catalan Romanesque architecture.
El Raval - Carrer de Sant Pau, 99 -
Montjuïc Castle
Barcelona's Montjuïc Castle combines a fascinating military past, captivating historical exhibitions and breathtaking panoramic views to offer visitors an unforgettable cultural experience.
Sants / Montjuïc - Avinguda del Castell -
Monument of Christopher Columbus
The monument to Christopher Columbus is a 60-metre high column that was erected for the 1888 World's Fair in honour of the famous explorer. The view of the city from the top is obviously remarkable.
Barrio Gótico - Pl. Portal de la Pau -
Monumental Bullring of Barcelona
The Monumental Bullring of Barcelona
Eixample right - Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 749 -
Catalan Music Palace
"Palau de la Música Catalana", another wonderful Modernist building by Lluís Domènech i Montaner, the temple of music in Barcelona!
El Born - Carrer del Palau de la Música, 4 -
Olympic Port
In 1992, with the Olympic Games, Barcelona opened up to the sea and brought about urban upheavals. A new district emerged: the Olympic Village, which has now become the Olympic Port District. Barcelona's Olympic Port invites you to move around, day and night: water sports, discos, bars, restaurants. It is always bustling.
Villa Olímpica - Carrer de la Marina, 17 -
Olympic Stadium
Discover the Olympic Stadium in Barcelona, a masterpiece of modernist architecture that combines history and sports. Learn about its unique elliptical shape, the tower that provides a stunning view of the city, and its significance in Catalonia and Spain's history. See how the stadium continues to play a major role in sports today and plan your visit to explore this landmark firsthand. The Olympic Stadium in Barcelona will be FC Barcelona's home for the 2023/2024 season.
Sants / Montjuïc - Passeig Olímpic, 17/19
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Virreina Palace
Virreina Palace on Barcelona's Rambla now houses the "Centre de la Imatge" for temporary exhibitions, mainly of photography, concerts and cultural events. The interest of this place lies in its remarkable architecture, notably its neoclassical facade and its magnificent baroque frescos inside.
Ciutat Vella - Rambla, 99 -
Park Guell
The Park Güell was destined to become a "garden city". This titanic project by Gaudí was never finished. It remains today as it was at the time: two houses and the park. An extraordinary park of course...
Gracia - Carrer D'Olot -
Passeig de Gràcia
Passeig de Gràcia is Barcelona's most elegant avenue and one of the best architectural walks in the city with lots of Modernist buildings..
Eixample right - Passeig de Gràcia -
Pedralbes Palace
Pedralbes Palace: a museum with a permanent collection including decorative ceramic pieces, also the seat of the headquarters of the Union for the Mediterranean...
Les Corts - Av Diagonal, 686 -
Plaça Catalunya
Plaça de Catalunya is Barcelona's city centre. It lies at the intersection of several of the city's most important districts, including the Eixample, Raval and the Gothic Quarter. It is the geographical reference point for Catalans and tourists alike.
Eixample right - Plaça de Catalunya -
Placa del Pi
Plaça del Pi, one of the best loved areas for artists and bohemians...
Barrio Gótico - Plaça del Pi
4 comments
so many things to see! - lovelycity (11 Jan 2018 - 08:16)
love Barcelona, topo bad bad not time enough to visit all monuments, will come back for sure. kisses from UK ;-o
barcalona - nick femano (16 Dec 2017 - 08:56)
barcalona is a great place
paradise - mark (9 Jun 2016 - 07:48)
the greatest city I ever have visited on net
Barcelona Architecture - Uwe Jordan (19 Mar 2015 - 08:45)
Very fond memories of my las t visit in 2002