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La Rambla
This famous mile-long boulevard, which runs from Plaça de Catalunya to the Columbus Monument, is Barcelona’s most famous street and a microcosm of city life. There’s constant activity day and night and an evening stroll among the cafés, restaurants and flower stalls is a ritual for locals and visitors alike.

Sagrada Familia
Still under construction after 100 years, this soaring, fantastical church is perhaps the world’s most beautiful building site and Barcelona’s emblematic landmark. The legendary Modernista architect Antoni Gaudí played a major part in the design, including the spectacular towers whose flowing forms look like melted wax.
www.sagradafamilia.org

Picasso Museum
This fabulous museum is housed in some impressive medieval mansions which are well worth visiting even if you’re not an art buff. The collection highlights Picasso’s early work and several important stages in his career.
www.museupicasso.bcn.es

Boqueria Market
Located near the city’s labyrinthine Gothic Quarter, this food market has been here for almost 800 years. Plump tomatoes, Serrano hams and wild mushrooms are piled high. Come early in the morning to make the most of the market’s sensory delights.
www.boqueria.info

Barceloneta beach
Not many big cities can boast a beach as well. Just a 15-minute walk from the end of La Rambla are the sands of Barceloneta where you can sun yourself on the shores of the Mediterranean. The area is famed for its seafood restaurants such as Can Majó, right on the seafront.

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