See the best of Barcelona in only 2 days
Barcelona absolutely blew me away! This city was so much bigger than I was expecting and there is so much to see, eat and do!
We spent 2 full day in Barcelona during our European trip and definitely made the most of it, even though we could have spent much more time here!
Here are some things you don’t want to miss:
- Tour Casa Batlló! This architectural masterpiece is so much fun to explore and the rooftop views are stunning! Tickets start at $30 per person
- Try authentic Spanish tapas and sangria! There’s endless restaurants in Barcelona to choose from. The best sangria we’ve ever had was in Barcelona!
- Walk along La Rambla! This beautiful tree lined pedestrian street is filled with vendors, musicians, artists, shopping and restaurants! There is an open container policy, so you can sip on your sangria while you walk around, take in the sites and shop!
- Finally, you can’t miss the Basílica de la Sagrada Família while in Barcelona. This historic and breathtaking church was started in the 1880’s and is still under construction today. The church is currently set to have construction finished sometime in 2026!
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Barcelona, known for its unique architecture and rich culture, offers visitors an unforgettable experience in just two days. Start your journey at the iconic Casa Batlló, an architectural marvel designed by Antoni Gaudí, where ticket prices are around $30 per person. Next, indulge in authentic Spanish tapas and the best sangria at local restaurants for a true taste of Catalan cuisine. Don't forget to stroll along La Rambla, a lively pedestrian street bustling with street performers, shops, and eateries, where you can enjoy drinks while exploring. Finally, ensure you visit the breathtaking Basílica de la Sagrada Família, still under construction after more than a century, set to complete by 2026. With this guide, you can capture the essence of Barcelona in just two days and create lasting memories of your trip to Spain.
That food looks soooo yummy