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Barcelona, the cultural capital of Catalonia in Spain

Barcelona, the cultural capital of Catalonia in Spain

Standing out as the cultural capital of Catalonia, Barcelona has an avant-garde and yet charismatic feel. Offering modern buildings, medieval edifices, creative cuisine and a buzzing nightlife, Barcelona is one of the top European travel destinations.

The city also hosts the Camp Nou stadium, home to world famous football team: The FC Barcelona.

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Things to do and see
Food & Drink
Shopping
Visitor information

In Barcelona, you will find the work of the famous Antoni Gaudí, an artist, architect and figurehead of Catalan Modernism. La Sagrada Família, the city’s iconic landmark, is prided as Antoni Gaudí’s best piece of work. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage, it attracts thousands of visitors every day. Park Güell is another of Gaudí’s creations. It has fantastic pavilions, stairways and a magnificent view over the city. The Casa Batlló is also worth a detour. With a spectacular façade, it has become an icon of the city. Discover buildings from Catalonia’s Golden Era and Roman ruins in Barri Gòtic, the oldest district of Barcelona before heading to La Rambla, Barcelona’s most famous street. Don’t forget to have a peek at the Agbar tower, which is beautifully illuminated with more than 4,500 LEDs at night.

The wide pedestrian boulevard of La Rambla is lined with trees, cafés, restaurants, florists and shops. Don’t miss to taste the famous and absolutely delicious tapas, the excellent Penedés wine, the Pa amb tomàquet (slice of bread with tomato) and the mouthwatering Gambes al’allet (garlic prawns).

Visit the Mercat de la Boquería, a popular market where you’ll find fresh food. You can also visit the El Portal de l’Àngel, a large pedestrian walkway with many new and stylish shops to browse in. Shopping fans can head to Gràcia, 1 km north of the centre of Barcelona at the north end of the Passeig de Gràcia.

Barcelona Turism
7-9 Passatge de la Concepció, 08008 Barcelona
Tel: +34 93 28 53 834

The city’s tourist office has a helpful personnel, insider information and tips as well as handy maps and brochures. The city’s tourist office also arranges tours and excursions and is a focal point for local accommodation.

Getting to and from Barcelona

To Barcelona

From Paris	06:27
From Madrid	02:30
From Marseille	04:17
From Bilbao	06:40
From Malaga	05:45
From San Sebastian	05:28
From Irun	05:40
From Burgos	05:55
From Murcia Del Carmen	06:46
From La Coruna	12:53
From Lugo	13:24
From Santiago De Compostela	12:23
From Ponferrada	09:28
From Cartagena	07:44
From Leon	07:53
From Albacete	05:19
From Miranda De Ebro	04:55
From Benicarlo	01:52
From Portbou/cerbere	02:12
From Vinaroz	01:47
From Tarragona	01:15
From Salou	01:00
From Benicassim	02:21
From Castellon De La Plana	02:21
From Vitoria	04:47
From Girona	00:38
From Villena	04:43
From Cordoba	04:10
From Logrono	03:58
From Zumarraga	05:04

From Barcelona

To Girona	00:38
To Salou	01:17
To Tarragona	01:21
To Benicarlo	02:21
To Cerbere	02:51
To Benicassim	03:03
To Castellon De La Plana	03:11
To Pamplona	04:04
To Carcassonne	04:07
To Logrono	04:42
To Zumarraga	04:48
To Vitoria	04:57
To Villena	05:01
To Miranda De Ebro	05:12
To Albacete	05:19
To Nimes	05:33
To Madrid	05:36
To Malaga	05:47
To San Sebastian	05:56
To Irun	06:06
To Bilbao	06:20
To Burgos	06:26
To Lyon	06:30
To Murcia Del Carmen	06:57
To Marseille	07:18
To Paris	07:41
To Cartagena	07:52
To Geneva	07:56
To Leon	08:25
To Lausanne	08:52
To Fribourg	09:43
To Cordoba	09:49
To Lugo	12:54
To La Coruna	14:38

Train Station(s)

Trains are a convenient way of reaching many towns and cities throughout Europe. The majority of cities in Europe have a minimum of one train station, while larger, more populated cities have two or more stations. Train stations, in general, are located in the heart of the city. Review the map below to get an idea of where the train station(s) in Barcelona can be found.

1) Barcelona Sants

2) Barcelona-estacio De Franca

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