Top Things to do In Barcelona 2021

"Ramblas avenue is a prosperous pedestrian mall in the center of Barcelona, has been hailed as "the world''s most beautiful avenue", all year round is an endless stream of tourists and locals walk among them, the streets news-stand, flower shop, food pavilion, with various palace stands near the ramblas street sites let a person too many things to see."

"Gorgeous. Along the beach there are many restaurants and stores. You can hang around for hours."

"The environment is amazing as the architecture is so nice. There are many attractions to pay a visit for, such as the Museum of Catalunya."

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"Great market, there are a lot of fruits, seafood, ham, and snacks. There are many stalls can point to do seafood now now, also can eat the fresh oysters. Is worth a visit, around a circle down already full."

"Gracia was a lovely respite from crowds and tourists the beautiful tree lined streets, walkways and local shops are incredibly charming. We also loved all the little nooks and plazas we found wandering around. In particular I found the street called Verdi really enchanting. It's treelined and full of little shops. This is a perfect area to walk around and get lost in in Barcelona."

"Plaza Catalunya in the center of Barcelona is the starting point of Las Rambla and Gracia, the main streets of the city. The beautiful and wide square is covered with green lawns, and there are beautiful stone statues of the goddess of meditation, with a serene and solemn expression; the fountain with flying beads and jade has a variety of water and flowers, like a crystal palace."

"Absolutely incredible nightlife. The best restaurants, and great beaches! I spent a lot of time here"

"The Arc is just as incredible as it looks in pictures. It anchors one of the busiest streets in the city and stands tall as a beacon of Barcelona’s magnificence."

"The Gothic Quarter was built in the Roman era and is the oldest city in Barcelona, with narrow roads, mottled buildings and a long history, and the art of graffiti is open to anyone who goes anywhere."