5 Days in Barcelona

Start your trip with a delicious and famously Instagrammable breakfast at this popular spot.

Check into your hotel located in the heart of the Gothic Quarter, directly opposite the Barcelona Cathedral.

Get lost in the charming, narrow medieval streets of the Barri Gòtic. Explore the magnificent Barcelona Cathedral.

Experience an authentic Barcelona tapas bar. This historic, family-run spot is famous for its cava and anchovies.

Dine at one of Barcelona's oldest and most respected restaurants, renowned for its classic Catalan cuisine and paellas.

Enjoy a specialty coffee and a light breakfast at this trendy cafe known for its high-quality brews.

Visit Gaudí's unfinished masterpiece, an iconic symbol of Barcelona. Book tickets well in advance to avoid long queues.

Choose your own fresh seafood from the counter and have it cooked to order at this bustling and casual seafood restaurant.

Explore Gaudí's whimsical public park with its famous mosaic salamander and stunning panoramic views of the city.

Enjoy a traditional Catalan dinner in the charming Gràcia neighborhood, known for its authentic atmosphere and local dishes.

Grab a delicious breakfast pastry or sandwich from one of the city's best bakeries.

Check out of your first hotel and transfer to your second, a luxurious hotel on the elegant Passeig de Gràcia.

Stroll down the famous boulevard of La Rambla and immerse yourself in the vibrant colors and sounds of La Boqueria food market.

Pull up a stool for lunch at this legendary tapas counter inside La Boqueria, a favorite of locals and chefs alike.

Savor an excellent paella and fresh seafood with views of the Mediterranean at this classic restaurant in the Barceloneta neighborhood.

Enjoy a simple and tasty breakfast of focaccia, pastries, or coffee at this convenient cafe near your hotel.

Marvel at Gaudí's fantastical, nature-inspired building on Passeig de Gràcia, with its bone-like columns and colorful mosaic facade.

Have lunch in a stunningly restored Art Deco garage housing four different restaurants and four bars, offering a variety of Spanish cuisines.

Visit another of Gaudí's masterpieces, known for its undulating stone facade and the surreal sculpture park on its rooftop.

Indulge in a fine dining experience with a modern Catalan tasting menu at this Michelin-starred restaurant.

Have a final Barcelona breakfast at this cozy spot in the El Born district, known for its pancakes and brunch cocktails.

Take the cable car up to Montjuïc Hill and explore the historic castle, offering commanding views of the city and harbor.

Lunch at a tiny but legendary tapas bar in the Poble-sec neighborhood, famous for its 'montaditos' (small open-faced sandwiches).

Discover a thousand years of Catalan art, from Romanesque frescoes to modernism, housed in the grand Palau Nacional.

Enjoy a spectacular farewell dinner at this celebrated restaurant, known for serving some of the best and freshest seafood tapas in the city.