Things to do in Barcelona

First time getting a guided tour and I’m so glad it was with Julie! She explained a lot of history and pointed out a lot of details that would’ve been missed had she not mentioned them. I highly recommend this tour with Julie. The headphones and walkie talkie are provided so you could walk around while she’s talking. Don’t forget to visit the gift shops prior to leaving because you will not be let back in. We spent 2 hours at sagrada familia and it was so breath taking.

It was an amazing experience seeing Sagrada Familia up close! Our guide Tony gave us so many more details that we would have definetely missed if we were on our own. Highly recommend booking this experience.

Very easy to use klook. Just show the QR codes at the entrance. Hassle free! experience: It was great.. photos were a little gloomy because of the weather.. otherwise it was nice place to visit. visit in Jan 2026 around 4pm. There was not a lot people.

it was the most fun experience in barcelona! i highly recommend you to buy platinum tickets if you love art ! there is also a cafe on the rooftop if you want drinks to cool down after visiting all the rooms.

The whole visit was amazing! Be prepared to spend at least close to 1.5 hrs for this visit. The Rooftop cannot be skipped! If you have limited budget on Casa visit, this is a MUST VISIT casa among all of the Gaudi’s design !

Stepping into this magnificent palace of music, the first feeling isn't shock, but awe. Above, intricate carvings and a stained-glass dome; before you, layers of organ pipes stacked upon each other, as if the entire wall is waiting to breathe. The four rows of keyboards stand silently, yet seem ready to awaken the soul of the entire space at any moment. Light streams in from the stained-glass windows, gold and red intertwining to create a warm and solemn atmosphere, causing one to unconsciously slow their pace. Standing before the stage, I suddenly understand that music has never been just sound, but a combination of architecture and art. Every pipe, every arch, every mosaic is paving the way for sound. When the melody sounds, it's not just the air that vibrates, but the entire space and the hearts of the people within. Here, I felt that humanity's pursuit of beauty can be so ultimate and pure.

Gaudi's first major architectural design, a vacation home, immediately strikes you with its vibrant colors. It certainly doesn't look like a typical residential building. Inside, it feels like a Southeast Asian resort. What's particularly interesting is that the master bedroom floor reminds me of the classroom floors from my childhood school memories.

I thought there might be no point in coming if I couldn't see a match, but that idea vanished in an instant. The museum's exhibits are all incredibly well-conceived. There are numerous displays where you can learn about the history of Barcelona. Although I wasn't alive during Cruyff's playing days, the valuable exhibits, which I'd only seen in videos, are a must-see. Two hours flew by in no time.

I truly loved visiting the Picasso Museum in Barcelona. It did not feel like just walking through a tourist attraction, but rather like an educational and emotional journey through the artist’s life, mind, and creative transformation. The museum is beautifully organized in a way that allows you to follow Picasso’s evolution step by step — from his early academic works to the more experimental and iconic styles that changed modern art.