Parks and nature in Barcelona
4 best parks & nature in Barcelona
Park, Lookout
One of architect Gaudí’s most famous works, and one you simply must not miss when visiting Barcelona, is Park Güell, a vast park featuring rich architectural elements, which once captivated even the painter Salvador Dalí. [btn "Book your hotel in Barcelona in advance" https://www.booking.com/city/es/barcelona.cs.html?aid=2380460;label=p-barcelona-park-guell] This fairytale park is full of fascinating colourful sculptures, structures, walls and…
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Park, Lookout
One of Barcelona’s key attractions is undoubtedly the vast Montjuïc hill, which stretches along the southern side of the city, just above the port of Barcelona. It is hard to believe that such an oasis of peace and greenery is situated so close to a bustling metropolis. The vast area offers a wealth of cultural attractions, botanical gardens and places to relax. [btn "Book your hotel in advance to get a discount" https://www.booking.com/city…
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Park, Zoo
On hot summer days, walking around the city can quickly leave you feeling tired. As well as Montjuïc Hill, a popular natural attraction and park, you can visit a spacious city park right in the city centre to relax. What’s more, you’ll find plenty of attractions and entertainment options here. [btn "The best accommodation in Barcelona" https://www.booking.com/city/es/barcelona.cs.html?aid=2380460;label=p-barcelona-ciutadella] The park’s name…
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Monastery, Mountain, Cable car, Museum
There are plenty of sights to visit right in Barcelona itself, but if you’re spending at least 3 or 4 days in the city, I’d definitely not miss out on a trip to Montserrat. The Benedictine monastery lies about 50 km from Barcelona, set amidst an unusual rocky massif. Most people come here for the basilica and the Black Madonna, but in my opinion, the surrounding countryside, the views and the short and full-day hiking trails are at least as…
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