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This UNESCO World Heritage building is one of Antoni Gaudí's most well-known works. He commissioned this building quite early in his career. The structure has now been repurposed as a museum and cultural space. If you're looking to explore Gaudí's work, this is the place to visit. The place tends to get quite busy as the day progresses, so it is better to visit Casa Vicens before noon.

Travelers’ Tips:

1. See Gaudi’s first accessible rooftop at the Casa Vicens.
   
2. Visit the Restaurant Aurea right next to Casa Vicens to grab a sumptuous meal while in the vicinity.
   
3. Photograph the garden and the courtyard to get some insta-worthy clicks.

Immense architectural beauty is one of Barcelona's best features. La Rambla is one such pedestrian street filled with the Barcelona spirit. Adjacent to that is Barri Gòtic, a neighborhood that has several buildings from the Gothic history of Barcelona. A splendid afternoon walk at La Rambla and Barri Gòtic should surely be a part of your Barcelona itinerary.

Travelers’ Tips:

1. Watch a live performance at Gran Teatre del Liceu.
   
2. Visit La Boqueria to get access to a large selection of fresh Catalan produce.
   
3. Go to Museu de l’Erotica to have a memorable adult experience at the heart of Barcelona.
   
4. Witness the magnificence of the Cathedral of Barcelona at Barri Gotic.

Europe's largest aquarium must make it to your Barcelona itinerary, no matter when you are in the city. The Barcelona Aquarium boasts hundreds of aquatic life forms. A cage dive with the sharks or observing the penguins during their feeding time will leave you mesmerized.

Travelers’ Tips:

1. Do not leave out Planeta Aqua, which recreates an aquatic topography and habitat.
   
2. Go for the Diving with the Sharks activity if you think the cage dive is too safe for you.
   
3. Get the Skip the Line tickets for L’Aquarium Barcelona as it is quite popular among the tourists and tends to get crowded.

Casa Batllo is one of the creations of Antoni Gaudí that makes an Instagram appearance every hour. It stands out from the very first glance and is a worthy addition to your Barcelona itinerary. Casa Batlló currently plays host to exciting activities every day of the year. This landmark is rarely empty, so it is advisable to reach here as soon as it opens.

Travelers’ Tips:

1. Utilize the free WiFi at Casa Batllo and share your experience with the world.
   
2. Watch the play of sunlight on the colorful tiles of Casa Batllo’s terrace and facade.
   
3. Begin your tour from the terrace and make your way down to avoid the crowd.
   
4. Buy your Casa Batllo skip-the-line tickets online for hassle-free entry.

Known as La Pedrera, or "the stone quarry," Casa Milà is yet another prime example of Barcelona's superior architecture. This is where you should be headed after Casa Batllo. This masterpiece is the last project of Antoni Gaudí before he turned his attention to Sagrada Familia. Casa Milà's architecture reflects, in a very raw form, the abstract essence of modern art.

Travelers’ Tips:

1. Grab a Barcelona City Pass to gain free entry to Casa Mila.
   
2. Enjoy shopping around Passeig de Gracia after completing the tour of Casa Mila.
   
3. Come back to Casa Mila at 7:00 PM for an immersive multimedia experience of Gaudi’s La Pedrera.

A lot has been said about Sagrada Familia, but every time you look at it, words will fail you. This beautiful architectural exponent has been attracting global attention for decades. This incomplete Antoni Gaudí masterpiece is certainly worth every minute you spend and will make the perfect addition to your Barcelona itinerary.

Traveler's Tips:

1. Visit Sagrada Familia on Mondays if you want to endure a smaller crowd.
   
2. Better yet, get skip-the-line Sagrada Familia tickets to escape the crowds and save time in your Barcelona itinerary.
   
3. Consider opting for an official tour that includes an audio guide.
   
4. Wear clothes that cover your shoulders and knees since Sagrada Familia is a church and has a dress code.

Barcelona is known for its many beaches. The busiest and the most famous of those is Barceloneta Beach. It is always full of tourists, but that doesn’t mean you can complete the tour of Barcelona without visiting it. The expansive blue sea ahead of you will make it worth the hassle.

Travelers’ Tips:

1. Visit Museu d'història de Catalunya for a healthy dose of Catalan history.
   
2. Take a short walk to Mercat de la Barceloneta, a true melting pot of Catalan lifestyle and local produce.
   
3. Witness the awe-inspiring beauty of the Sant Miquel del Port church.
   
4. Avoid buying food items from hawkers at the beach.