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Barcelona - Top Visitor Attractions
Barcelona... So Much to See.
Thre are literally thousands of different things to do and see in Barcelona. Some people come to party, some people come to shop; some adore the architecture of the surrealists whilst others just want to take in the entire city all at once.
With this in mind we have put together a list of the top 10 attractions (by visitor numbers) during 2007. We expect 2008 to remain the same. As always, if you want to avoid the queues, get to each of these locations early. During peak times (public holidays and July/August) you can expect wait times of up to 2 hours to see some of the key attractions.
As the guide grows, we will be adding to this section and breaking it down further bringing you our unique insider tips and hits to make your trip to Barcelona even more enjoyable.
Top Attractions & Our Recommendations
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1. La Sagrada Familia Gaudi's Masterpiece, La Sagrada Familia is the ultimate tribute to Surrealism and Barcelona's No 1 Attraction
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2. L' Aquarium de Barcelona Stand under the Sea...w ithout getting wet. A fantastic journey under the Mediterranean. |
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Poble Espanyol de Montjuic The home of the Olympics... a craft fair, a living museum, a public garden. An escape from city living. |
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La Pedrera - Casa Mila Gaudi's most famous creation after the Sagrada Familia... and one of Barcelona's most well know landmarks. |
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Barcelona FC Museum Take the VIP tour and experience the view from the players bench... go VIP and see the view from the pitch! |
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Barcelona Zoo In the heart of beautiful parklamds, take a stroll in one of the most beautiful Zoos in Europe. |
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Picasso Museum Home to some of Picasso's finest works... together with the spectacular cavernous reading room and stunning architecture. |
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Imax Cinema One of the largest screens you have ever experienced. The 3D movies are amazing...whether its climbing the Alps of under the ocean. |
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Miró Museum Surrealist or not, the Miro Museum is home to some of his finest works, both on canvas and sculpture. |
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The Magic Fountain If you only see one show in Barcelona, make it this one. The crowds are crazy but the view is well worth it. |
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Las Ramblas The sexiest street in all of Spain and one of Europe's most fasionable, Las Ramblas has something for everyone. |
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Tibidabo Take in amazing views, uncover the history of the city and throw in the odd ride on an antique ferris wheel aswell...its the Tibidabo. |
