Travel Tips 48 Hours In Barcelona

Barcelona is a vibrant city with a rich history and culture, offering something for everyone not to mention the exquisite restaurant scene. Here are some my favorite places to visit:

▫️Las Ramblas: This lively pedestrian street is perfect for people-watching, shopping, and enjoying street performers.

▫️Boqueria Market: Indulge your senses at this vibrant market with fresh produce, seafood, and local delicacies.

▫️Palau de la Música Catalana: This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a stunning concert hall with intricate modernist architecture.

▫️Sagrada Familia: This iconic, unfinished masterpiece by Antoni Gaudí is a must-visit as well as his Park Güell. More to follow in a further detailed post.

▫️Gothic Quarter: Explore the charming narrow streets, historic buildings, and hidden squares of this medieval neighborhood.

▫️Port Vell: Port Vell begins at the end of Barcelona’s iconic La Rambla, where the towering Columbus Monument stands as a prominent landmark since 1886.

The warm welcome wherever you go, the smiling faces, people are just happy in their city.

Link to my 48 Hours in Barcelona Instagram reel

Stay tuned for unforgettable #corpinnat winery visits.