Roam AroundAI Travel Planner

Morning. Start your day with a visit to Park G ell, one of the most popular tourist attractions in Barcelona. The park is home to some of Gaud 's most stunning works, including the iconic multi-colored dragon fountain. After exploring the park, head over to the Gothic Quarter to see some of the city's oldest buildings and winding streets.

Afternoon. After a morning of sightseeing, stop for a leisurely lunch at La Boqueria, the city's most famous food market. Sample some of the freshest seafood, charcuterie, and produce in the city, and wash it down with a glass of local wine or a refreshing glass of sangria. After lunch, visit the Picasso Museum to see some of the artist's most famous works, including many from his time living in Barcelona.

Evening. End your day with a visit to the Magic Fountain of Montju c, a stunning display of light, water, and music that takes place in the evenings from Thursday to Sunday. After the show, head to El Xampanyet, a popular bar that serves cava, tapas, and other traditional Catalan dishes.

Morning. Spend your morning exploring the city's famous architecture, including Antoni Gaud 's Casa Batll and Casa Mil , as well as the towering Sagrada Familia, which is still under construction after more than a century. After your architectural tour, stop for a coffee and a pastry at one of the city's many cafes.

Afternoon. After lunch, head to the beach for some relaxation and people-watching. Barceloneta Beach is the most popular in the city, but if you're looking for something a little quieter, try Sant Sebasti or Bogatell. If you're feeling adventurous, rent a paddleboard or take a surfing lesson.

Evening. Spend your evening exploring the city's vibrant nightlife. Start with a glass of vermouth at one of the city's many vermuterias, then head to a tapas bar for some small plates. Later, check out one of the city's many clubs or music venues, like Razzmatazz or Apolo.

Morning. Take a day trip to Montserrat, a stunning mountain range just outside the city. Visit the famous Benedictine abbey, which houses a statue of the Black Madonna, and take a hike through the surrounding park.

Afternoon. After your return to the city, head to Gracia, a trendy neighborhood that's home to some of the city's best boutiques, cafes, and restaurants. Take a stroll through the neighborhood's charming streets and squares, and stop for a bite to eat at one of the many cafes or tapas bars.

Evening. Spend your evening enjoying a flamenco show, one of Spain's most famous cultural traditions. There are many venues throughout the city that offer flamenco performances, including Palau de la M sica and Tablao Flamenco Cordobes.

Morning. Spend your morning exploring the city's famous museums, including the Joan Mir Foundation, the National Art Museum of Catalonia, or the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art. After your museum tour, head to the nearby Poble-sec neighborhood for some lunch.

Afternoon. After lunch, take a cable car up to Montju c Castle, a 17th-century fortification that offers stunning views of the city and the Mediterranean. After your visit to the castle, take a stroll through the nearby Olympic Park, which was built for the 1992 Summer Olympics.

Evening. End your day with a visit to the Palau de la M sica Catalana, one of the city's most stunning concert halls. Take a tour of the building's beautiful Art Nouveau architecture, then catch a concert or performance in the evening.

Morning. Spend your morning exploring the city's famous street, La Rambla. The street is home to many tourist attractions, including the famous Boqueria Market, the Liceu Opera House, and the Wax Museum. After your stroll down La Rambla, head to the nearby Gothic Quarter for some breakfast.

Afternoon. After lunch, visit the city's famous Camp Nou stadium, home to the legendary FC Barcelona football club. Take a tour of the stadium and the museum, and pick up a Barcelona jersey to take home as a souvenir.

Evening. End your day with a visit to La Sagrada Familia, Gaud 's most famous work. The church is still under construction after more than 100 years, but it's already one of the most stunning buildings in the world. After your visit, head to one of the nearby restaurants for some dinner.