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I've recently visited Barcelona in four days. Our schedule was quite tight but here is what we've managed to see:
1st day (even after arrival) - Casa Milá, Casa Battló
2nd day - Barri Gótic, Ciutat Vella, El Raval quarters and afternoon visit to Parc Güell
3rd day - Grácia quarter, Sagrada Família, Montjuïc olympic stadium (open for free) and walk from Rambla del Mar to Barceloneta beach
4th day - getaway from the city to Montserrat Monastery (1 hour train ride from..(More)

I've recently visited Barcelona in four days. Our schedule was quite tight but here is what we've managed to see:
1st day (even after arrival) - Casa Milá, Casa Battló
2nd day - Barri Gótic, Ciutat Vella, El Raval quarters and afternoon visit to Parc Güell
3rd day - Grácia quarter, Sagrada Família, Montjuïc olympic stadium (open for free) and walk from Rambla del Mar to Barceloneta beach
4th day - getaway from the city to Montserrat Monastery (1 hour train ride from..(More)

I've recently visited Barcelona in four days. Our schedule was quite tight but here is what we've managed to see:
1st day (even after arrival) - Casa Milá, Casa Battló
2nd day - Barri Gótic, Ciutat Vella, El Raval quarters and afternoon visit to Parc Güell
3rd day - Grácia quarter, Sagrada Família, Montjuïc olympic stadium (open for free) and walk from Rambla del Mar to Barceloneta beach
4th day - getaway from the city to Montserrat Monastery (1 hour train ride from..(More)

I've recently visited Barcelona in four days. Our schedule was quite tight but here is what we've managed to see:
1st day (even after arrival) - Casa Milá, Casa Battló
2nd day - Barri Gótic, Ciutat Vella, El Raval quarters and afternoon visit to Parc Güell
3rd day - Grácia quarter, Sagrada Família, Montjuïc olympic stadium (open for free) and walk from Rambla del Mar to Barceloneta beach
4th day - getaway from the city to Montserrat Monastery (1 hour train ride from..(More)

I've recently visited Barcelona in four days. Our schedule was quite tight but here is what we've managed to see:
1st day (even after arrival) - Casa Milá, Casa Battló
2nd day - Barri Gótic, Ciutat Vella, El Raval quarters and afternoon visit to Parc Güell
3rd day - Grácia quarter, Sagrada Família, Montjuïc olympic stadium (open for free) and walk from Rambla del Mar to Barceloneta beach
4th day - getaway from the city to Montserrat Monastery (1 hour train ride from..(More)

We decided to go and check out the grand church that we were seeing on top of a surrounding hill! It turned out that it was the "Temple de Sagrat Cor" (Church of the Sacred Heart) at the Tibidabo district Hill !

In order to go there we went by Metro to Av. Tibidabo station, then rode on the cute (but short ride) "Blue Tram", until its final stop and took the Funicular up to the top (nice views of the city uphill), where the Church sits majestically over the city, with a little Fair..(More)

We decided to go and check out the grand church that we were seeing on top of a surrounding hill! It turned out that it was the "Temple de Sagrat Cor" (Church of the Sacred Heart) at the Tibidabo district Hill !

In order to go there we went by Metro to Av. Tibidabo station, then rode on the cute (but short ride) "Blue Tram", until its final stop and took the Funicular up to the top (nice views of the city uphill), where the Church sits majestically over the city, with a little Fair..(More)

We decided to go and check out the grand church that we were seeing on top of a surrounding hill! It turned out that it was the "Temple de Sagrat Cor" (Church of the Sacred Heart) at the Tibidabo district Hill !

In order to go there we went by Metro to Av. Tibidabo station, then rode on the cute (but short ride) "Blue Tram", until its final stop and took the Funicular up to the top (nice views of the city uphill), where the Church sits majestically over the city, with a little Fair..(More)

We decided to go and check out the grand church that we were seeing on top of a surrounding hill! It turned out that it was the "Temple de Sagrat Cor" (Church of the Sacred Heart) at the Tibidabo district Hill !

In order to go there we went by Metro to Av. Tibidabo station, then rode on the cute (but short ride) "Blue Tram", until its final stop and took the Funicular up to the top (nice views of the city uphill), where the Church sits majestically over the city, with a little Fair..(More)

We decided to go and check out the grand church that we were seeing on top of a surrounding hill! It turned out that it was the "Temple de Sagrat Cor" (Church of the Sacred Heart) at the Tibidabo district Hill !

In order to go there we went by Metro to Av. Tibidabo station, then rode on the cute (but short ride) "Blue Tram", until its final stop and took the Funicular up to the top (nice views of the city uphill), where the Church sits majestically over the city, with a little Fair..(More)