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
Day by day
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
Day 6
Montserrat
- 9:00Montserrat MonasteryMontserratDay trip
- 13:00Sant Jeroni trailMontserratWalk
Day 7
Poblenou
- 10:00Rambla del PoblenouPoblenouWalk
- 12:00Bogatell BeachPoblenouSight
- 15:00Disseny Hub BarcelonaGlòriesSight
- 17:00Mercat dels EncantsGlòriesSight
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Barcelona questions
Is one week enough for Barcelona?
One week covers the main districts and day trips. Allocate separate days for Montserrat and the beach to avoid backtracking.
Do I need to book Sagrada Familia tickets ahead?
Book Sagrada Familia online at least two weeks ahead. Timed entry slots sell out daily, especially for the towers.
How do I get to Montserrat from Barcelona?
Take the R5 train from Plaça Espanya station to the monastery in about one hour. Add the cable car or rack railway for the summit trail.
Do I need a metro pass in Barcelona?
Buy a T-casual card for ten metro and bus rides if you stay central. Single tickets cost more for repeated trips to Gràcia or Montjuïc.
