Day 1
The Gothic Quarter and El Born
- 9:00Gothic QuarterSight
- 10:30Plaça ReialGothic QuarterWalk
- 12:00El BornSight
- 13:30El BornSight
- 17:00La RamblaCiutat VellaWalk
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Day 2
Gaudí and the Eixample
- 9:00EixampleSight
- 12:00Sant Pau Recinte ModernistaEixampleSight
- 15:00Passeig de GràciaSight
- 17:00Casa MilàPasseig de GràciaSight
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Day 3
Park Güell and Gràcia
- 9:30GràciaSight
- 12:00GràciaGràciaWalk
- 13:30GràciaSight
- 19:00El CarmelSight
Day 4
Montjuïc
- 10:00MontjuïcSight
- 12:00MontjuïcSight
- 14:30MontjuïcSight
- 18:00MontjuïcSight
Day 5
The waterfront
- 10:00La RamblaSight
- 11:30Port VellPort VellWalk
- 13:00BarcelonetaSight
- 16:30El BornWalk
- 18:30Sant PereSight
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Barcelona questions
Is 5 days enough for Barcelona?
Five days covers the main areas if you group nearby sights and use the metro between districts. Book timed tickets for Sagrada Família and Park Güell in advance to avoid long waits.
Do I need to book Sagrada Família tickets ahead?
Book Sagrada Família tickets online at least two weeks before arrival. Entry is limited to specific time slots and the towers sell out fastest.
What is the best way to get around Barcelona?
Walk the Gothic Quarter and El Born and take the metro or bus for longer hops to Montjuïc and Gràcia. A T-casual card covers ten metro and bus rides at a lower per-trip cost.
Do I need to book Park Güell tickets in advance?
Yes, buy timed-entry tickets online before your trip. Prices are the same all day, but morning slots are less crowded.
