5 Days Travel Guide to Barcelona

Introduction

Barcelona is a city with a lot to offer, from amazing architecture to beautiful beaches. With its many museums, restaurants and shops, it’s the perfect destination for any traveler looking for a relaxing trip or an exciting vacation. We’ve put together this Barcelona travel guide that will help you plan your trip by highlighting the most important sites of this beautiful city!

Day 1 — The Sagrada Familia

The Sagrada Familia is one of Barcelona’s most famous landmarks and a must-see for any visitor to the city. It’s also the perfect place to start your trip, as it’s just a short walk from Pla de Catalunya metro station.

The cathedral is still under construction, but you’ll be able to get an up-close look at its stunning exterior design–which features intricate patterns and colorful stained glass windows–and explore inside some of its rooms that are already complete. To get the best views of this masterpiece, we recommend going early in the morning or late afternoon (before 5 pm). Otherwise, there will likely be long lines for tickets during peak season!

If you want even more insight into Gaudi’s incredible workmanship while exploring Barcelona, consider taking one of two tours offered by ArticketBCN: “Inside & Outside Sagrada Familia” or “The Labyrinths”. Both include entry into La Pedrera (another Gaudi building) as well as lunch at Casa Calvet restaurant where there are plenty of vegetarian options available too!

Day 2 — Park Guell

Park Guell is a park in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. It was designed by architect Antoni Gaudí and built between 1900 and 1914. It is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site “Works of Antoni Gaudí” and is one of the most visited monuments in Barcelona.

Day 3 — Camp Nou Stadium

[On the third day,] you can visit the stadium of FC Barcelona. It is called Camp Nou and it’s one of the largest football stadiums in Europe. You can take a tour around this beautiful stadium, which was built in 1957. You will see many things about its history and architecture, as well as learn about its atmosphere during games and how fans behave there.

Day 4 — Casa Batllo Museum and La Rambla Street

The Casa Batllo Museum is a must-see attraction in Barcelona. It was the former home of Josep Batllo i Casanovas, a Catalan industrialist who commissioned the building’s construction in 1904. The architect Antoni Gaudi designed it and he used his characteristic style that blends Gothic and Art Nouveau elements to create a unique architectural masterpiece.

The museum stands out from other museums because it allows visitors to explore its interior through a series of ramps rather than stairs (it has no elevator). Inside you’ll find many rooms decorated with ornate tiles, stained glass windows and sculptures by renowned artists such as Joan Miro and Pablo Picasso.

Day 5 — Montjuic Hill Park, Olympic Stadium and Placa d’Espanya

Day 5: Montjuic Hill Park, Olympic Stadium and Placa d’Espanya

The Montjuic Hill is a large hill overlooking Barcelona. It’s the perfect place to take in the views of Barcelona while enjoying some fresh air and exercise. There are plenty of hiking trails on the mountain that will lead you through forested areas, past ruins and even up to an abandoned castle! At the top there are also several museums including: Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya (MNAC), Fundació Joan Miró and Museu del Modernisme Català (MMCC). After exploring all three museums we headed down into town where we visited Placa d’Espanya which is located right next door to Casa Batllo which was one of Gaudi’s most famous buildings during his lifetime

With these 5 days, you will be able to see most of Barcelona’s must-see attractions in one trip.

If you have only 5 days to explore Barcelona, here is a travel guide to help you make the most of your time.

• Get to know the city by walking through its streets and squares. You can start at Pla�a de Catalunya, which is considered the center of Barcelona and has many shops and restaurants around it. From there, walk down La Rambla toward Port Vell (the old harbor). While walking along La Rambla, stop at some of its famous attractions like Casa Batllo or La Boqueria Market where you can buy fresh food from Spain’s regions such as paella or wine from Catalonia!
• Visit Sagrada Familia church which was designed by Antoni Gaudi between 1883-1926 but not finished until 2026 due to funding issues caused by Spanish Civil War (1936-39). This unique Roman Catholic basilica has an amazing facade made up mostly out white stone with blue stained glass windows inside along with other decorative elements such as sculptures/carvings made out marble stone as well!

Conclusion

Barcelona is a city that has so much to offer and if you only have 5 days, then these are the best things to do. There are many other attractions in Barcelona but these are some of the most popular ones and I’m sure that after reading this article you’ll definitely want to visit them all!