Places you must visit in Barcelona

ArabiaWeather.com - Ismail Qassemi - Whether you are a fan of FC Barcelona or are not even interested in football, the Camp Nou stadium and the ancient club museum must be on the list of your tour in Barcelona, especially since the place is a major reason for visiting a large number of tourists for Barcelona.

This is a list of the most important tourist attractions in Barcelona:

Sagrada Familia Church (La Sagrada Familia)

A large Roman church is the most famous landmark in Barcelona, and although the construction process began in 1882 AD, it is still incomplete, and it is also included in the World Heritage Sites located in Spain .

Las Ramblas ( Las Ramblas)

It is the most famous among the streets of Barcelona, and a visitor to the city cannot miss wandering around it at least once, especially with street artists who decorate it with various kinds of art.

Montjuic Hill and the Magic Fountain

Climbing the hill, you can get a wonderful view of the city, and the beauty of the place is enhanced by the symphony of the musical fountain, which combines the shows of light, water and music.

Jewel Park

One of the most famous gardens in the world and also a UNESCO World Heritage site, it shines with its unique architectural elements and is a suitable place for relaxation.

Picasso Museum

It is the first museum dedicated entirely to the works of the artist Pablo Picasso. It was established in 1963 and includes more than 3,500 works of art.

Mount Tibidabo

It is the highest mountain in the region and includes a park to relax from the hustle and bustle of the city and a beautiful view of it and its surroundings.

Barceloneta beach

Barcelona is the best beach city in the world according to National Geographic selection. Barceloneta beach is the most famous in the city and is located 4 kilometers from the center of Barcelona.

Montserrat mountain

It is a scenic mountain range outside Barcelona that is an attractive place for climbers, hikers, or just visitors to take in the views.

Casa Mila website

Also known as "La Pedrera", it was inaugurated in 1912 and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.