A complete guide to Barcelona: Where to stay, what to eat, which bars to visit and things to do
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Where to eat
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Where to stay
The rooftop pool was lovely and the hotel is well conected right by the metro station. I was surprised to find that the rooftop pool was still open even in November
ibis Styles Barcelona City Bogatell
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Where to eat
Great paellas and the cheesecake is the best one I've ever had
Casa Amàlia
An eggcellent spot for brunch ;)
The EggLab, Feel Good, Be Good - the-egglab.com
Their suprise tapas board is defintely worth the wait. I'm not sure if all the dishes we tasted were traditional but they were defintely delicous.
Bodega Biarritz 1881
Night life
Possibly the rooftop with the best view in all of Barcelona. The food here wasn't bad either. Get the pan con tomate!
Sercotel Rosellón
Super fun speakeasy. Super friendly staff and delicious and fun cocktails. Make sure to check their instagram page for the password, which changes monthly
Bobby's Free
Things to do
It's worth paying the entry fee at least once in your life
Parroquia de La Sagrada Familia Catholic
Book tickets in advance as they do sell out
Park Güell
The most unique house
Casa Batlló
Gaudi's first commissioned house. Less crowded than other Gaudi houses
Casa Vicens Gaudí
Free to visit on Saturdays after 3pm
Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
UNESCO world heritage site. Option to also time your visit with a show
Palau de la Música Catalana
Who knew that hospitals could be this beautiful
Recinte Modernista Sant Pau Barcelona | Web Oficial
