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Why should I visit Barcelona?
Discover its history and culture
Barcelona, Spain’s major Mediterranean port, is a city of infinite variety. Its rich history dates back to ancient Roman times when it was known as “Barcino.” Today, Barcelona is well-known for its unique blend of culture, architecture, and artistic legacy from artists as Antoni Gaudí.
Enjoy delicious dishes and drinks
From traditional Catalan dishes to cutting-edge culinary innovations, Barcelona offers a gastronomic adventure for all tastes. Whether you’re savoring a seafood paella by the beach, drinking a glass of «Cava», or in avant-garde cuisine. Barcelona, with its rich culinary heritage, invites food lovers on a delightful journey through flavors and traditions.
Nightlife & Local Festivals
Barcelona comes alive after dark. From trendy bars and beach clubs to flamenco shows and live music venues, there’s something for everyone. Moreover, it offers during the year vibrant festivals and events like «La Mercè» and «Sant Jordi», where the streets fill with parades, music, and celebrations.
Relax in its beaches
Millions of people enjoy each year the Barcelona’s coastline, with its long maritime promenade. Moreover, next to the beach, you will find plenty of restaurants, showers, restrooms, or sport areas. You will also be able to find bicycle and sun umbrella rental services, and kiosks. So if you want to enjoy the Mediterranean Sea, it is a perfect spot.
When could I travel to Barcelona?
Good Weather
The Mediterranean climate is one of the key reasons Barcelona remains a favorite among tourists. Summers are warm, typically ranging between 25°C (77°F) and 30°C (86°F). Winters in Barcelona are mild and relatively short, with temperatures around 10°C (50°F) to 15°C (59°F)
Summer/Spring
The long, sunny days also make it perfect for enjoying the city’s beautiful beaches and engaging in various water activities like sailing, swimming, and paddleboarding. In springtime, the city becomes full of flowers and greenery. This season is perfect for enjoying the city’s parks and gardens or taking part in various festivals.
Autum/Winter
Barcelona in autumn offers a mix of cultural festivals, seasonal foods, and a chance to explore without the summer crowds while not needing a coat. In winter, you can visit the winter’s local markets, go ice skating, make the most of «calçot» season, and enjoy thermal baths.
Other activities/places to visit near Barcelona
Sail or visit Costa Brava
The natural beauty of Costa Brava is unparalleled. The coastline is dotted with hidden caves, sandy beaches, and cliffs, providing breathtaking views and perfect spots for relaxation. The crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean invite you to swim and snorkel. Finally, for those who love hiking can explore «Camí de Ronda», where they will find hidden beaches and charming fishing villages.
Go skiing in Pyrenees
The Pyrenees Mountains offer a captivating blend of natural beauty and exciting winter sports opportunities. Known for their pristine slopes, charming villages, and rich cultural heritage, the Pyrenees have become a sought-after destination for skiing enthusiasts seeking both adventure and relaxation. You can visit well known ski stations as «Baqueira-Beret», «Boi Taüll», «La Molina» among others.
Visit Natural Reserves
Catalonia offer an unparalleled blend of natural beauty, rich biodiversity, and cultural heritage, making it an ideal destination for hiking enthusiasts. It shows a variety of natural reserves, each offering unique landscapes and trails that cater to all levels of hikers, from casual walkers to seasoned adventurers. Some examples are: «Cadí-Moixeró» Natural Park, «Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici» National Park.