During this trip, Barcelona quickly moved up the list of our favorite cities in the world!
👇🏻 *Entrance Tickets & Skip-The-Line:*
🎧 Sagrada Familia Entry Ticket w/ Audio Guide [ Ссылка ]
🎟️ Park Güell Admission Ticket: [ Ссылка ]

👇🏻 *Best Tours & Experiences in Barcelona:*
😋 Tapas Walking Tour: [ Ссылка ]
💃 Flamenco Show: [ Ссылка ]
🚌 Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour: [ Ссылка ]

This day in particular we fell in love with the Barcelona Gaudi architecture and the sites he worked on in the city.

First, we visited Sagrada Familia, which has been under construction for over 140 years and is still not finished. This place is unlike anything we’ve ever seen anywhere in the world! It is Gaudi’s most famous work.

A highlight of our visit to Sagrada Familia was going up inside the Nativity Tower, which was the only tower Gaudi worked on before his death in 1926.

Sagrada Familia is one of the most visited cathedrals in Europe for good reason! Be sure to book your tickets ahead of time. You’ll need to book for a specific time slot and show up on time to get in.
Get your tickets for Sagrada Familia + the Towers here: [ Ссылка ]?

Next, we walked about 10 minutes from Sagrada Familia to catch the V19 bus to Park Guell. The bus drops you a short 3-minute walk from the entrance.

Our top tip for transport in Barcelona is to buy a 10-ride pass at a metro station which can also be used on the buses. This will save you so much money as compared to buying single journey tickets for each trip. Public transportation is convenient and pretty easy to navigate in Barcelona.

Park Guell is a huge park in the city and Gaudi worked on many of the design elements inside. We spent over three hours just wandering around, following the signs to see various points of interest. There are picnic tables and places to hang out, so you could even bring some food and really make an afternoon of it.

Like Sagrada Familia, Park Guell is another very popular place to visit in the city, so be sure you book your tickets ahead of time. You’ll need to choose your entry time when you book and show up on time.

There’s an official Park Guell website, or if you’re interested in having a tour guide show you around, you can book here: [ Ссылка ]?

After visiting Park Guell, we took the bus (24 or V19) further up the hill to Carmel Bunkers. Despite the name, there were never bunkers there but it was an anti-aircraft site during the Spanish Civil War in the 1930s. Today it is a very popular spot for locals and tourists to watch the sunset with incredible sweeping views over the city. It’s free to visit. We grabbed some empanadas and bubble water on our way up to tide us over until dinner.

Barcelona has a diverse food scene (another reason we love it!), so we decided to go for an all-you-can-eat sushi buffet for dinner. We went to a place called Furawa, which was excellent and reasonably priced.

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Interested in seeing more Gaudi sites in Barcelona? Check out this article on our blog: [ Ссылка ]

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In this video:
00:51 - Intro to Sagrada Familia
02:07 - How to get your Sagrada Familia audioguide
03:31 - Into Sagrada Familia
05:13 - Up into the Nativity Tower
05:55 - Rainbows, rainbows, rainbows
07:02 - The Museum under Sagrada Familia
08:39 - The bus from Sagrada Familia to Park Güell
10:13 - Park Güell
11:35 - We made it to the top
15:09 - Wrong way out
17:05 - The Carmel Bunkers
17:50 - Furawa Sushi

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