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1) La Sagrada Família. The temple, the construction of which lasts more than 100. Perhaps this is its zest - it changes every day, and every visit to Barcelona is accompanied by an inspection of the renovated masterpiece of architecture. In this case, the temple can be viewed not only from the outside, but also to climb into the towers - on foot or on the elevator, while viewing the creation of Gaudi, as well as the view from the temple of the beautiful Barcelona. 2) La Rambla is a pedestrian boulevard surrounded by trees, as well as busy motor roads. Rambla is always filled with tourists from all over the world, and foreign speech sometimes drowns out Spanish. Boulevard attracts attention by street actors, among them fire devourers, and dancers no less hot than fire, flamenco. Being on this unusual street, you need to fear not only pickpockets, but also prices in local institutions that threaten to ruin the guests of the city. In the evening, you can see the night butterflies on the streets of Rambla, and closer to the morning of cheerful tourists, heated by hot drinks and singing songs. By the way, for those who necessarily want to return to Barcelona necessarily, you can advise taking a sip from the drinking fountain Channeles - eternal love for Barcelona and return to it will be guaranteed.3) a magnificent collection of Romanesque art. Basically, these are murals found in churches in the north of Catalonia, some of them date back to the 11th and 12th centuries. In addition, the museum exhibits some of the exhibits created by Gaudi. 4) Gardens on Mount Montjuic. Fragrant gardens are a corner of peace and tranquility against the backdrop of a metropolis, life in which does not stop for a single moment. In addition to the beauty of nature from the mountain you can see the boundless azure sea. After sunset, you can see the magic fountains with fascinating lighting. The whimsical overflows of water are accompanied by classical music, creating a romantic atmosphere. You can not ignore the numerous museums located on the mountain Montjuic. 5) The Picasso Museum. Under the arches of the Gothic mansion there is a museum of the great painter. Here you can see Picasso's children's works, and works of the late period, as well as a rich collection of ceramics and printed graphics. In addition to works of the artist, you can also admire the old courtyards of the mansion itself. 6) Park Güell. It is impossible to imagine a visit to Barcelona without visiting the Park Güell. In fact, this is the whole city created by Eusebi Guel. 15 hectares of land, on which are located quaint gingerbread houses, numerous sculptures and buildings, decorated with mosaic. In this park, even an adult will feel like a child, caught in an incredible fairy tale. On the territory of the park you can visit the Gaudí house museum to double the creativity of two brilliant personalities. 7) Museu Marítimo. Since Barcelona is a seaport, one should also pay attention to the naval museum in order to feel like an experienced sailor near the 16th-century galley, recreated in full size. Thanks to a hundred sailors, driven by whips, the galley developed a speed of up to 9 knots. The museum acquaints visitors with the history of this sea power. The very building of the museum is a kind of exhibit, since it was built in 1283 and was a shipyard. These attractions are just a drop in the ocean. Each street in Barcelona contains something unusual, unique and fascinating either with its view or history.