Barcelona offers a variety of activities, including day trips and nightlife. Take the shuttle if you simply want to see one major attraction famous Sagrada Familia Tour. The world-renowned architect Antoni Gaudi, who also developed Park Güell and other stunning structures in the city, designed this church.

Barcelona is home to the Roman Catholic church known as the Sagrada Familia. Architect Antoni Gaudi created it in the Catalan Gothic style. The church, which has a massive stained-glass window measuring 83 metres wide and 70.5 metres high, is a representation of Barcelona. [Tariffs]

The summit of this Roman Catholic basilica, which lies in the heart of Barcelona, provides stunning views. It is a breathtaking sight at night when it is illuminated by golden light rays. There is a viewing tower at the Sagrada Familia so that visitors can take in the vista from above.

Tourists can observe the Sagrada Familia from a viewing tower as well enjoy the view from up above. If you have time, I recommend taking the Park Guell Tour, located in Barcelona’s famous Passeig de Gràcia. This is a beautiful park where you can hike up to the top of the hill, which provides a panoramic view of the city and harbour. [Tariffs]

The Plaza de Espanya is the location of "Camp Nou" in Barcelona. FC Barcelona, the most well-known football team in Barcelona, plays their home games in this stadium. The stadium is one of the biggest in Europe and can accommodate more than 91,000 people. Due to Camp Nou's significant role in Catalan football's success, it is referred to as the "home of Catalan football."

Plaza de Espanya is where Camp Nou is situated. FC Barcelona, the most well-known football team in Barcelona, plays their home games in this stadium. The stadium is one of the biggest in Europe and can accommodate more than 91,000 people.