Things to do in Barcelona

very nice tour and detailed information about the sagrada familia, everyone loves the tour. the trip to the top with the 360 degree view of barcelona is amazing.

Brilliant tour indeed.The architecture of the building is really unique and beautiful.The audio guide is very good.We really enjoyed this and highly recommend if it’s your first time in Barcelona. experience:

Park Güell, designed by the modernist architect Antoni Gaudí, is Barcelona, Spain's most iconic World Heritage Site. Originally intended as a failed "garden city" private luxury residential area, it later transformed into a whimsical public park. The park is a must-visit attraction for anyone traveling to Barcelona, featuring natural lines, colorful mosaic tiling (Trencadís), and fantastical architecture throughout.

Super easy experience! Definitely book your tickets in advance, we got the first morning entry, which was way less crowded. Printing out paper tickets made entry totally hassle-free. The tour content is so rich and interesting. Highly recommend!

When you visit, you completely understand why people say the Sagrada Família is something you should see at least once before you die. Seeing it in person, you are truly moved by its scale and intricate detail. I booked a 4:00 PM entry in early November, and it was the exact time when the setting sun hits the stained glass, making it incredibly beautiful. I'm so glad I was able to get a ticket for that time slot. The Nativity Façade was also wonderful. Strollers are not allowed inside. Even when folded, ours was too large, so we left it at the information desk near the exit.

I thought I'd be done viewing the relatively small building quickly, but tracing the dedication of Mr. Güell and Gaudí took two hours. The corner where Japanese window manufacturer YKK AP reinterpreted Gaudí's window concepts for modern times was also enjoyable.

A very beautiful piece of architecture with its own piece of history. Given that the theatre is still very much in active use and incorporated with technologies under it's elegant facade. Though I didn't get a chance to watch a performance here but I will definitely will try to if I have the chance next time I visit. I am very glad to have visited using Klook's tour!

The meeting point was easy to find but a bit crowded.The guide was informative and jolly. You have to be physically fit to be able to endure the long lines and the thick crowd plus the heat. But overall, a great experience. The interior of Sagrada was mesmerizing.

On the vast, boundless Mongolian steppe, the wind carried the fresh scent of earth and wild grass. In the distance, mountains rose and fell, and the sky was an almost pure blue. That day, standing on the grasslands of Terelj National Park, looking at the groups of saddled horses beside me, my heart was filled with excitement for the unknown. It was the day I had most anticipated during my trip to Ulaanbaatar. This day trip was full of breathtaking natural beauty; we rode horses and camels across the expansive landscape, deeply experiencing traditional Mongolian nomadic culture. Those moments of becoming one with nature created countless unforgettable memories. However, journeys are not always as perfect as a postcard. During the trip, a sudden incident almost caused me significant financial loss in this foreign land, and I even fell into anxiety and panic for a time. It was then that I deeply realized that while marveling at nature's grandeur, travelers also need to remain vigilant and have the courage to adapt. If I had the chance to do it again, I truly wish someone could have given me some warnings beforehand. But miraculously, after this thrilling twist subsided, standing in the wind, I looked up again at the vast steppe, and the excitement and awe in my heart remained undiminished. This incident not only didn't ruin the trip but instead felt like a unique etching, making this journey even more vivid and real. I almost lost more than just money in Mongolia, but this day trip was still 100% worth it!