My name is Lucas Moretti. I arrived in Spain in 2009, deciding to take a spontaneous journey after university. I planned to stay for a month but fell in love with this country forever. I was captivated by Spain's incredible diversity: from the snow-capped Sierra Nevada mountains to the golden beaches of Costa del Sol. I was also amazed by the cultural mosaic – the Moorish influence in Andalusia, the Celtic traditions of Galicia, and the unique Catalonia. Over 15 years, I've walked the Camino de Santiago eight times and explored all 17 autonomous communities of the country. I've created more than 200 unique routes, many passing through places hidden from mass tourism. I speak four languages (Italian, Spanish, Catalan, and English) and continue to discover new places. I'm convinced that the real Spain is found not only in famous tourist centers but also in small villages and on remote mountain paths.

Barcelona, the vibrant capital of Catalonia, is a beloved tourist destination in Spain. With its stunning architecture, rich culture, breathtaking landscapes, and beautiful beaches, Barcelona has something to offer every traveler. Whether you’re an architecture enthusiast eager to explore Gaudí’s masterpieces or a beach lover looking to relax along the Mediterranean coast, Barcelona will not disappoint.

Main Attractions in Barcelona

Sagrada Família

A trip to Barcelona is incomplete without visiting the Sagrada Família, Antoni Gaudí’s most iconic creation. This magnificent basilica, still under construction after more than a century, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most extraordinary buildings in the world. Its intricate facades and towering spires dominate the city’s skyline. The interior is equally breathtaking, with stunning stained glass windows that bathe the space in a kaleidoscope of colors.

Park Güell

Another masterpiece by Gaudí, Park Güell is a whimsical garden complex filled with vibrant mosaics, winding paths, and fantastical structures. The park offers panoramic views of the city and is a perfect place to stroll and take in the unique blend of nature and architecture that Gaudí is famous for.

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Gothic Quarter (Barri Gòtic)

Step back in time as you wander through the narrow, winding streets of the Gothic Quarter. This historic area is the heart of the old city, with its medieval buildings, charming squares, and hidden courtyards. Don’t miss the Barcelona Cathedral, a stunning example of Gothic architecture, and the many quaint shops and cafes that line the streets.

Casa Vicens

For those looking to explore Gaudí’s work beyond the usual tourist spots, Casa Vicens is a must-visit. This lesser-known gem was Gaudí’s first residential project and showcases his early experiments with color, texture, and form. Located slightly off the beaten path, Casa Vicens offers a more intimate experience of Gaudí’s genius, without the crowds that flock to his other works.

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Exploring Beyond the City Center

Montserrat

For a day trip from Barcelona, Montserrat is a must. This striking mountain range, with its rugged peaks and lush greenery, is home to a famous monastery nestled between the mountains. Montserrat offers a perfect escape into nature, with plenty of hiking opportunities and stunning views.

Costa Brava

If you’re a beach lover, head to the Costa Brava, just a short drive north of Barcelona. This stunning coastline is dotted with charming beach towns like Tossa de Mar, where you can enjoy crystal-clear waters, golden sands, and a laid-back atmosphere.

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Girona

History buffs and “Game of Thrones” fans will love Girona. This city is renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture and picturesque riverbanks. Girona served as the backdrop for the city of Braavos in the popular TV series, making it a must-see for fans.

Tarragona

Another fantastic option for a day trip is Tarragona, a city with rich Roman history. Explore ancient Roman ruins, relax on golden beaches, and savor some of the region’s freshest seafood—all without the overwhelming crowds that often plague Barcelona’s main attractions.

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Where to Stay in Barcelona

Gràcia: The Coolest Part of Barcelona

If you’re looking for a more authentic experience, consider staying in the Gràcia neighborhood. It still retains its independent vibe from before it became a part of Barcelona. With good metro connections, getting around is easy. Keep in mind that while Gràcia is charming, be cautious when choosing accommodation. For example, Casa Gràcia, despite its appealing concept, could use some updates. Instead, consider Seventy Barcelona for a boutique experience or Casa Jam Barcelona for a budget-friendly yet comfortable option.

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Since 2015, our website has specialized in individual planning of unique routes, taking into account personal preferences and desires.

Each of you will receive a unique PDF file from us, which contains everything you need: travel routes, car rentals, hotels, the best tourist attractions, attractions for kids and everything you need for a perfect vacation.

During the trip, we are available for you by phone via WhatsApp.

Our personal service provides information from A to Z, taking into account many small details that can become a decisive factor on the way from a wasted trip to an unforgettable vacation.

Our service will make your trip comfortable, save a lot of time on planning and preparation, and most importantly – will allow you to become freer and fully enjoy the pleasure of the trip.

L’Eixample: Central and Well-Connected

For a more central location, L’Eixample is ideal. This neighborhood was developed as an expansion of Barcelona and offers wide boulevards, a grid layout, and a distinct Parisian feel. It’s a great base for exploring the city, with easy access to key attractions like Passeig de Gràcia, home to Gaudí’s Casa Milà and Casa Batlló. Consider Casa Bonay for a boutique hotel experience or Praktik Essens for a great value stay.

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4-Day Itinerary in Barcelona

Day 1:

Start in the Gothic Quarter, where you can immerse yourself in Barcelona’s rich history. Visit the Barcelona Cathedral and explore the medieval streets. In the afternoon, head to the Sagrada Família for a dose of awe-inspiring architecture.

Day 2:

Dedicate your second day to exploring Gaudí’s works. Begin with a visit to Park Güell and then head to Casa Vicens, a less crowded but equally fascinating site compared to Gaudí’s more famous works.

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Day 3:

Take a break from the city by visiting Montserrat or the Costa Brava. Both options offer stunning natural landscapes and opportunities for relaxation away from the urban bustle.

Day 4:

On your final day, consider a trip to Girona or Tarragona. Both cities provide insights into different aspects of Catalonia’s history and culture, with Girona’s medieval charm and Tarragona’s Roman heritage.

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Practical Tips for Tourists

  • Avoid staying on Las Ramblas: This area can be noisy and overpriced. Opt for quieter neighborhoods like Gràcia or L’Eixample for a more enjoyable stay.
  • Beat the crowds: To avoid long lines and crowded spaces, consider visiting lesser-known attractions like Casa Vicens in Barcelona, which is a popular and bustling tourist destination.
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  • Use public transportation: Getting around the city is made easy by Barcelona’s efficient and well-connected metro system, so there is no need for a car.

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With our experts, you can create the perfect itinerary for you – complete, comfortable, and tailored to all your dreams, wishes, and needs.

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We’ve been designing personalized itineraries since 2015, and over the years we’ve created thousands of custom itineraries for happy clients.

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 A tailor-made itinerary – built just for you. Your itinerary is personally designed based on our experts’ real field experience and genuine feedback from hundreds of travelers – including hidden discoveries and insider tips that don’t appear in any travel guide.

 Smart accommodation selection – often saves you hundreds or even thousands of dollars. We help you choose verified and recommended places to stay, checking availability for your exact travel dates. Sometimes we suggest hotels not “in the center,” but in safe, convenient, and highly strategic locations – which can significantly reduce travel costs and save you even thousands of dollars.

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