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What to do in Barcelona

Barcelona is Spain’s second biggest city, and it’s filled with destinations that seduce travellers across the world. From museums, gorgeous architecture, chic shops, and mouth-watering cuisine, you won’t find it hard to say “te amo” to Barcelona.

Step right into Barcelona’s culture by walking around the streets of the Gothic Quarter. Whether you love history or taking photos, you’ll be stunned by the incredible La Seu Cathedral, Museu d'Historia de Barcelona, and Placa Reial.

Want to find more jaw-dropping places? Just visit the UNESCO World Heritage sites created by the amazing Antoni Gaudi. Feast your eyes of Barcelona’s best architecture at Sagrada Familia, Casa Mila, Casa Batllo, Palau Guell, Casa Vicens, Park Guell, and Gaudi’s Crypt in Colonia Guell.

Hop on and hop off the Barcelona Bus Turistic or ride the tram to explore more of the city’s top destinations. Enjoy a stroll along Ciutat Vella’s famous La Placa Catalunya and the beautiful tree-lined street of Las Ramblas.

Are the shops calling you? Grab your wallet for a shopping spree at Els Encants. When you’ve shopped ‘til you drop, you have to go on a food trip in Barcelona and taste the best of Spanish cuisine.

Experience Barcelona like a local and join the city’s best events too. Enjoy the local art and music festival of Sonar Barcelona in June. Be part of the exciting Festa Major de Gracia in August and La Merce in September.

Great news! These are just a few of the things you can enjoy in the city. So what are you waiting for? Start planning your amazing trip now and get travel tips and ideas from the ultimate Barcelona travel guide.

When to visit Barcelona

Barcelona is a year-round destination, so the best time to visit depends on what you want for your trip. You’ll enjoy warm summers during high tourist season (March-August). But if you’re looking for cooler temperatures and fewer tourists, the best time to visit Barcelona is during shoulder (September-October) and low season (November-February).

You and your fellow Filipinos need a visa to fly to Spain and visit Barcelona. Find out how to apply for a Schengen Visa from another Pinoy traveler for tips and tricks. Get more travel info by visiting the Spain’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade website.

Travelling to and around Barcelona

You will be welcomed through the Barcelona Airport, where you can reach the city center by taxi, bus, train, and subway. Travel around Barcelona and wander the city by subway, bus, tram, train, taxi, and on foot.

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