Barcelona

One of Spain's most appealing and visited city is Barcelona, Barcelona is located near the Mediterranean Sea, making it a logical spot to have a major trading port and where tourists come to visit all of the many attractions. Barcelona has a great culture a great nightlife with many pubs and nightclubs. Barcelona also has some beautiful beaches for you to lay back and relax, as well as excellent skiing conditions in the winter. There are also many a sightseeing opportunities available in Barcelona.

Museum Picasso

The museum features the collections of the works of Pablo Picasso, located on the Carrer Montcada, a street known for its elegant medieval structures. This museum clearly confirms all ties that Pablo Picasso was united with the city of Barcelona with his art. Pablo Picasso spent his early years in Barcelona (between 1901 and 1906), and the museum is now the city’s top attraction.

La Sagrada Familia

One of the most intriguing landmarks visit Europe's most extraordinary church, architect Antoni Gaudi started work in 1882, but it remains unfinished and an object of controversy. There are three doorways in this Temple which represent Faith, Hope and Charity. The church site stands at the junction of Marina and Provenca streets in the central city area.

Guell Park

Guell Park was designed by architect Antonio Gaudi who has left his mark on the city, it is now a public recreational park but was originally planned to be a garden city suburb, the pink house at the entrance to the park was once home to Gaudi and his niece but now it is a museum.