One of the most colorful and vivacious markets I’ve ever seen, with vast amounts of top quality foods, beverages, and places to eat. (Admission charge goes towards the completion and upkeep of the cathedral.) Do not miss this incredible work of architecture which is expected to be completed in 2026. Hands down, La Sagrada Familia Cathedral, which means “The Holy Family”, should be at the top of your list. Attractions and Sites Not to be Missed La Sagrada Familia
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Then, even when you don’t have Wifi while you are in that city, you can still use your offline map for directions.
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TIP: when you have WiFi, download the Google map of the city to which you are traveling. The following photos give an example of some sights along the streets of Barcelona. Obviously, in any city you’ll have to take some form of transportation for longer distances, but if you’re someone who likes to walk (and is able), be a pedestrian as much as you can (my cousins used the Metro as they stayed outside the center of the city and loved it to get back and forth from their hotel). Nevertheless, for a few basic, quick tips, here are my tips~ Walk the Cityīarcelona is a very walkable city, and I saw so much more than I would have if I’d taken a taxi or the Metro. I’m not attempting to tell you all about a city I’ve only spent a few days in, you can visit for that. Here are my tips for first time visitors to Barcelona, as a first time visitor myself. Of course, the palm trees made me feel right at home, too. For example, as I sauntered through Parc de Joan Miró one morning, the cacophany of parrots squawking in the palm trees was similar to what I often hear outside my window. There were several aspects about Barcelona which reminded me of LA. The weather the second week of December was almost exactly what it had been in Los Angeles, in the mid 60s Fahrenheit (high teens in Celsius). I want to make sure they don’t miss it (more to come on this incredible cathedral which is pictured below). I didn’t know about that I would have wanted an authentic patatas bravas recipe then, or I would have asked there.Īs I’m writing this, I have my son and daughter in mind as they are both traveling in Europe next month and will meet each other in beautiful Barcelona! I’m going to buy them tickets to visit La Sagrada Familia together. If you recall, I recently shared my experience in taking a cooking class in Barcelona, which was the very first thing I did on my initial morning in this beautiful city. Patatas Bravas at La Fitora near the beach in Barcelona. This is why you’ll find a very authentic Spanish patatas bravas recipe below. What is it, exactly? The name translates to “spicy potatoes”, and I became a fan immediately after tasting them the very first time. Patatas bravas is on almost every single tapas menu in Barcelona. The architecture, the climate and its food, like patatas bravas–a simple tapas potato dish–made it difficult not to be smitten. My friend Cathy (She Paused 4 Thought) was right: not only did I fall in love with the city, but with so many other things as well.
My trip to Barcelona in December was my first time visiting Spain and I fell in love! (A recipe for authentic patatas bravas follows below.)Īs an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
If you’ve never been to Spain, it will give you an idea of what deliciousness awaits you, and learn some tips for your visit to Barcelona. This authentic patatas bravas recipe will make you feel as if you are back in Spain, enjoying a leisurely tapas in the evening.
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