Do you want to see Barcelona not just as a tourist following a guidebook to all the famous landmarks and confusedly hunting for buses? You can handle this trip on foot and discover the hidden secrets of picturesque alleys, the pulsating nightlife, the cool ocean, beaches full of colorful pebbles, and if you let yourself be enticed by the soul of the city, you'll learn a lot of new and tasty things, too. You’ll take home not just unique souvenirs from artisan markets or a beach tan, but most importantly, plenty of unforgettable views and memories. The Barcelona itinerary itself can be done very low-cost (without tickets), or you can leave room to visit the monuments.
The adventure can begin! Let's head to the city! The best way to get there from the airport is by city bus, which you'll find at the basement exit following the signs (not the Airport bus! you'll just overpay for that). If you arrive in the morning, a walk through the city combined with a good meal is a great start to your trip. Adjust today's program to suit yourself and your arrival time.
Getting from the airport is easy by bus to one of the nearest squares, but you can also buy a multi-day travel card based on your needs and budget if you prefer. More information here.
What better way to get to know Barcelona than through the unique atmosphere that breathes on you at every step? Literally. You'll walk on the city's mosaic floors, discover the most famous "Casas" and their one-of-a-kind beauty. You'll snack on a local specialty, relax at the botanical garden, or even head out for a boat trip on the lake.
Gaudí's houses are definitely worth seeing. If you're happy just looking at them from the outside, you'll find them all relatively close to each other as you walk through the beautiful historic part of the city, which blends perfectly with modern architecture. Also, keep an eye out for the interesting mosaics on the ground you're walking on—Gaudí was responsible for those, too. However, if you're keen on taking a tour inside any of the houses, you won't regret it. It's better to secure your tickets in advance, for example here (you'll also find some great information about the whole house and interior), and in 2026, ticket prices start at 25 euros per person.
You can find tickets for Casa Milà here. It's a completely different interior experience compared to the previous casa. If you don't want to go inside, there's a lovely café and gift shop at the entrance. If you're up for continuing your tour of Gaudí's houses, stop by Casa Vicens as well, or keep exploring the city.
If you want to experience a market in the heart of the city, head here to recharge with some seafood, fresh orange juice, or a beautiful flower shop.
Stop by for some delicious Las Muns stuffed empanadas. The exact address is here. They have both savory and sweet options, so there's something for everyone, plus they often have discounts on sets... For me, it's the perfect quick lunch. And for the more adventurous, you can grab them to-go and continue exploring the beauty of Barcelona with a full stomach.
After a beautiful palm-lined promenade, you will reach a park with a small lake, where you can rent a boat for a lovely romantic cruise, or just wander through the nearby botanical garden (free entry), admire the flying parrots, and listen to street performers.
A seaside town demands that you also explore its marine side! Walk through a tunnel while sharks swim above your heads, bury your toes in the sand, frolic in the waves, let yourself be enchanted by romantic alleys, and maybe even learn something new in the former barracks... or over a glass of delicious sangria.
For kidsFor lovers of the marine world, or in case of bad weather, this beautiful aquarium is the ideal plan (even for a whole day), where you can also grab a bite to eat. The whole family will have a great time here. More info here.
After exploring the sea world, it's time to come back to the light, hee hee! You can either relax right on the beach after lunch, or at some cute restaurant after strolling along the romantic coastline and alleys that look like scenes from Pirates of the Caribbean. If you're lucky (and visit on a weekday), you might even stumble upon some local markets along the coast.
You can also head out for a walk to the famous W Hotel, or grab dinner at one of the nearby restaurants (I highly recommend the sangria and paella combo). If you don't feel like going anywhere else, the nightlife by the beach is quite an experience too.
On the way back to the city, there's another alternative and a great stop at the Maritime Museum, located in a former shipyard building that's charming both from the outside and the inside. (Alternatively, the cafe inside is also a nice option).
Today you'll experience something incredible - you'll watch the sunrise while swaying on the waves on a paddle board. A dream? Reality! You'll grab some brunch while the city is just waking up, and then head over to the famous Sagrada for a tour. And how about ending the day with a view of Barcelona from a rooftop bar? Now that sounds like a plan...
The best experience I personally have from Barcelona is paddle boarding at sunrise (sunset is also an option) – similar services can be found all over Barcelona, but I tried Stand Up Paddle Sunrise Supsuprise Barcelona myself (here). I communicated with the owner via Instagram – just send a message a day in advance. Apart from swimwear, you only need the determination to wake up before the sun – otherwise, they will lend you everything and teach you. Professional photos are also included in the price (I haven't found this service anywhere else in 2024).
Brunch at La Cala is absolutely perfect. If you go for sunrise paddleboarding, you'll be finished while the rest of the town is still sleeping or just waking up. It's the ideal time for a walk on the beach without anyone else around, followed by brunch at a nearby spot before starting the rest of your day.
If you're heading to Barcelona from the summer of 2026 onwards, you'll see the Sagrada without all that ugly scaffolding, so I'm jealous. For me, it's beautiful even from the outside, but if you're keen on a tour inside, it's a good idea to book your tickets here well in advance! Slots fill up fast, especially during the high season... P.S. there are drinking water fountains all around the park, and you'll definitely find those useful.
One of the many rooftop bars around the Sagrada, but in my opinion, this one isn't as well-known, and the waiting times are the shortest here (at least they were in summer 2024). You can also sit inside in a "classic" bar with a luxurious, old-fashioned style. Luxury drinks for luxury prices, but for me, it's definitely a unique experience (they close around midnight).
You’ve already explored the city from every angle... but how about from a viewpoint above the sea? Standing at the foot of the castle, letting the sea breeze hit you while the city below keeps buzzing with life? And all you have to do is take it all in... That view is definitely worth a few stairs.
A beautiful viewpoint like this one is definitely worth it (though it's not the only one in Barcelona). It's ideal to head out before it gets too hot, or you can get closer by taking a bus or a taxi. From the city center, it's also a very nice long walk. Alternatively, you can pop into some charming shops along the way and pick up some souvenirs before you leave...
Since you're already at the viewpoint, you can also explore the castle that stands there; more information about tickets is available here.
Your trip home is just around the corner! Don't be sad, memories of Barcelona will soon bring you back. Tailor your day today to your flight time. If time allows, you can visit anything you missed before your flight or head back to your favorite spots.
If you have some time left in the city, you can stroll through the streets you haven't been to yet, say goodbye to the beach, or go grab some delicious Churros...
Miracles happen in this city too... what will yours be?
Do you want to see Barcelona not just as a tourist following a guidebook to all the famous landmarks and confusedly hunting for buses? You can handle this trip on foot and discover the hidden secrets of picturesque alleys, the pulsating nightlife, the cool ocean, beaches full of colorful pebbles, and if you let yourself be enticed by the soul of the city, you'll learn a lot of new and tasty things, too. You’ll take home not just unique souvenirs from artisan markets or a beach tan, but most importantly, plenty of unforgettable views and memories. The Barcelona itinerary itself can be done very low-cost (without tickets), or you can leave room to visit the monuments.
The adventure can begin! Let's head to the city! The best way to get there from the airport is by city bus, which you'll find at the basement exit following the signs (not the Airport bus! you'll just overpay for that). If you arrive in the morning, a walk through the city combined with a good meal is a great start to your trip. Adjust today's program to suit yourself and your arrival time.
Getting from the airport is easy by bus to one of the nearest squares, but you can also buy a multi-day travel card based on your needs and budget if you prefer. More information here.
What better way to get to know Barcelona than through the unique atmosphere that breathes on you at every step? Literally. You'll walk on the city's mosaic floors, discover the most famous "Casas" and their one-of-a-kind beauty. You'll snack on a local specialty, relax at the botanical garden, or even head out for a boat trip on the lake.
Gaudí's houses are definitely worth seeing. If you're happy just looking at them from the outside, you'll find them all relatively close to each other as you walk through the beautiful historic part of the city, which blends perfectly with modern architecture. Also, keep an eye out for the interesting mosaics on the ground you're walking on—Gaudí was responsible for those, too. However, if you're keen on taking a tour inside any of the houses, you won't regret it. It's better to secure your tickets in advance, for example here (you'll also find some great information about the whole house and interior), and in 2026, ticket prices start at 25 euros per person.
You can find tickets for Casa Milà here. It's a completely different interior experience compared to the previous casa. If you don't want to go inside, there's a lovely café and gift shop at the entrance. If you're up for continuing your tour of Gaudí's houses, stop by Casa Vicens as well, or keep exploring the city.
If you want to experience a market in the heart of the city, head here to recharge with some seafood, fresh orange juice, or a beautiful flower shop.
Stop by for some delicious Las Muns stuffed empanadas. The exact address is here. They have both savory and sweet options, so there's something for everyone, plus they often have discounts on sets... For me, it's the perfect quick lunch. And for the more adventurous, you can grab them to-go and continue exploring the beauty of Barcelona with a full stomach.
After a beautiful palm-lined promenade, you will reach a park with a small lake, where you can rent a boat for a lovely romantic cruise, or just wander through the nearby botanical garden (free entry), admire the flying parrots, and listen to street performers.
A seaside town demands that you also explore its marine side! Walk through a tunnel while sharks swim above your heads, bury your toes in the sand, frolic in the waves, let yourself be enchanted by romantic alleys, and maybe even learn something new in the former barracks... or over a glass of delicious sangria.
For kidsFor lovers of the marine world, or in case of bad weather, this beautiful aquarium is the ideal plan (even for a whole day), where you can also grab a bite to eat. The whole family will have a great time here. More info here.
After exploring the sea world, it's time to come back to the light, hee hee! You can either relax right on the beach after lunch, or at some cute restaurant after strolling along the romantic coastline and alleys that look like scenes from Pirates of the Caribbean. If you're lucky (and visit on a weekday), you might even stumble upon some local markets along the coast.
You can also head out for a walk to the famous W Hotel, or grab dinner at one of the nearby restaurants (I highly recommend the sangria and paella combo). If you don't feel like going anywhere else, the nightlife by the beach is quite an experience too.
On the way back to the city, there's another alternative and a great stop at the Maritime Museum, located in a former shipyard building that's charming both from the outside and the inside. (Alternatively, the cafe inside is also a nice option).
Today you'll experience something incredible - you'll watch the sunrise while swaying on the waves on a paddle board. A dream? Reality! You'll grab some brunch while the city is just waking up, and then head over to the famous Sagrada for a tour. And how about ending the day with a view of Barcelona from a rooftop bar? Now that sounds like a plan...
The best experience I personally have from Barcelona is paddle boarding at sunrise (sunset is also an option) – similar services can be found all over Barcelona, but I tried Stand Up Paddle Sunrise Supsuprise Barcelona myself (here). I communicated with the owner via Instagram – just send a message a day in advance. Apart from swimwear, you only need the determination to wake up before the sun – otherwise, they will lend you everything and teach you. Professional photos are also included in the price (I haven't found this service anywhere else in 2024).
Brunch at La Cala is absolutely perfect. If you go for sunrise paddleboarding, you'll be finished while the rest of the town is still sleeping or just waking up. It's the ideal time for a walk on the beach without anyone else around, followed by brunch at a nearby spot before starting the rest of your day.
If you're heading to Barcelona from the summer of 2026 onwards, you'll see the Sagrada without all that ugly scaffolding, so I'm jealous. For me, it's beautiful even from the outside, but if you're keen on a tour inside, it's a good idea to book your tickets here well in advance! Slots fill up fast, especially during the high season... P.S. there are drinking water fountains all around the park, and you'll definitely find those useful.
One of the many rooftop bars around the Sagrada, but in my opinion, this one isn't as well-known, and the waiting times are the shortest here (at least they were in summer 2024). You can also sit inside in a "classic" bar with a luxurious, old-fashioned style. Luxury drinks for luxury prices, but for me, it's definitely a unique experience (they close around midnight).
You’ve already explored the city from every angle... but how about from a viewpoint above the sea? Standing at the foot of the castle, letting the sea breeze hit you while the city below keeps buzzing with life? And all you have to do is take it all in... That view is definitely worth a few stairs.
A beautiful viewpoint like this one is definitely worth it (though it's not the only one in Barcelona). It's ideal to head out before it gets too hot, or you can get closer by taking a bus or a taxi. From the city center, it's also a very nice long walk. Alternatively, you can pop into some charming shops along the way and pick up some souvenirs before you leave...
Since you're already at the viewpoint, you can also explore the castle that stands there; more information about tickets is available here.
Your trip home is just around the corner! Don't be sad, memories of Barcelona will soon bring you back. Tailor your day today to your flight time. If time allows, you can visit anything you missed before your flight or head back to your favorite spots.
If you have some time left in the city, you can stroll through the streets you haven't been to yet, say goodbye to the beach, or go grab some delicious Churros...
Miracles happen in this city too... what will yours be?
itinerary by Sofie Laura Plivova
Do you want to see Barcelona not just as a tourist following a guidebook to all the famous landmarks and confusedly hunting for buses? You can handle this trip on foot and discover the hidden secrets of picturesque alleys, the pulsating nightlife, the cool ocean, beaches full of colorful pebbles, and if you let yourself be enticed by the soul of the city, you'll learn a lot of new and tasty things, too. You’ll take home not just unique souvenirs from artisan markets or a beach tan, but most importantly, plenty of unforgettable views and memories. The Barcelona itinerary itself can be done very low-cost (without tickets), or you can leave room to visit the monuments.
The adventure can begin! Let's head to the city! The best way to get there from the airport is by city bus, which you'll find at the basement exit following the signs (not the Airport bus! you'll just overpay for that). If you arrive in the morning, a walk through the city combined with a good meal is a great start to your trip. Adjust today's program to suit yourself and your arrival time.
Getting from the airport is easy by bus to one of the nearest squares, but you can also buy a multi-day travel card based on your needs and budget if you prefer. More information here.
What better way to get to know Barcelona than through the unique atmosphere that breathes on you at every step? Literally. You'll walk on the city's mosaic floors, discover the most famous "Casas" and their one-of-a-kind beauty. You'll snack on a local specialty, relax at the botanical garden, or even head out for a boat trip on the lake.
Gaudí's houses are definitely worth seeing. If you're happy just looking at them from the outside, you'll find them all relatively close to each other as you walk through the beautiful historic part of the city, which blends perfectly with modern architecture. Also, keep an eye out for the interesting mosaics on the ground you're walking on—Gaudí was responsible for those, too. However, if you're keen on taking a tour inside any of the houses, you won't regret it. It's better to secure your tickets in advance, for example here (you'll also find some great information about the whole house and interior), and in 2026, ticket prices start at 25 euros per person.
You can find tickets for Casa Milà here. It's a completely different interior experience compared to the previous casa. If you don't want to go inside, there's a lovely café and gift shop at the entrance. If you're up for continuing your tour of Gaudí's houses, stop by Casa Vicens as well, or keep exploring the city.
If you want to experience a market in the heart of the city, head here to recharge with some seafood, fresh orange juice, or a beautiful flower shop.
Stop by for some delicious Las Muns stuffed empanadas. The exact address is here. They have both savory and sweet options, so there's something for everyone, plus they often have discounts on sets... For me, it's the perfect quick lunch. And for the more adventurous, you can grab them to-go and continue exploring the beauty of Barcelona with a full stomach.
After a beautiful palm-lined promenade, you will reach a park with a small lake, where you can rent a boat for a lovely romantic cruise, or just wander through the nearby botanical garden (free entry), admire the flying parrots, and listen to street performers.
A seaside town demands that you also explore its marine side! Walk through a tunnel while sharks swim above your heads, bury your toes in the sand, frolic in the waves, let yourself be enchanted by romantic alleys, and maybe even learn something new in the former barracks... or over a glass of delicious sangria.
For kidsFor lovers of the marine world, or in case of bad weather, this beautiful aquarium is the ideal plan (even for a whole day), where you can also grab a bite to eat. The whole family will have a great time here. More info here.
After exploring the sea world, it's time to come back to the light, hee hee! You can either relax right on the beach after lunch, or at some cute restaurant after strolling along the romantic coastline and alleys that look like scenes from Pirates of the Caribbean. If you're lucky (and visit on a weekday), you might even stumble upon some local markets along the coast.
You can also head out for a walk to the famous W Hotel, or grab dinner at one of the nearby restaurants (I highly recommend the sangria and paella combo). If you don't feel like going anywhere else, the nightlife by the beach is quite an experience too.
On the way back to the city, there's another alternative and a great stop at the Maritime Museum, located in a former shipyard building that's charming both from the outside and the inside. (Alternatively, the cafe inside is also a nice option).
Today you'll experience something incredible - you'll watch the sunrise while swaying on the waves on a paddle board. A dream? Reality! You'll grab some brunch while the city is just waking up, and then head over to the famous Sagrada for a tour. And how about ending the day with a view of Barcelona from a rooftop bar? Now that sounds like a plan...
The best experience I personally have from Barcelona is paddle boarding at sunrise (sunset is also an option) – similar services can be found all over Barcelona, but I tried Stand Up Paddle Sunrise Supsuprise Barcelona myself (here). I communicated with the owner via Instagram – just send a message a day in advance. Apart from swimwear, you only need the determination to wake up before the sun – otherwise, they will lend you everything and teach you. Professional photos are also included in the price (I haven't found this service anywhere else in 2024).
Brunch at La Cala is absolutely perfect. If you go for sunrise paddleboarding, you'll be finished while the rest of the town is still sleeping or just waking up. It's the ideal time for a walk on the beach without anyone else around, followed by brunch at a nearby spot before starting the rest of your day.
If you're heading to Barcelona from the summer of 2026 onwards, you'll see the Sagrada without all that ugly scaffolding, so I'm jealous. For me, it's beautiful even from the outside, but if you're keen on a tour inside, it's a good idea to book your tickets here well in advance! Slots fill up fast, especially during the high season... P.S. there are drinking water fountains all around the park, and you'll definitely find those useful.
One of the many rooftop bars around the Sagrada, but in my opinion, this one isn't as well-known, and the waiting times are the shortest here (at least they were in summer 2024). You can also sit inside in a "classic" bar with a luxurious, old-fashioned style. Luxury drinks for luxury prices, but for me, it's definitely a unique experience (they close around midnight).
You’ve already explored the city from every angle... but how about from a viewpoint above the sea? Standing at the foot of the castle, letting the sea breeze hit you while the city below keeps buzzing with life? And all you have to do is take it all in... That view is definitely worth a few stairs.
A beautiful viewpoint like this one is definitely worth it (though it's not the only one in Barcelona). It's ideal to head out before it gets too hot, or you can get closer by taking a bus or a taxi. From the city center, it's also a very nice long walk. Alternatively, you can pop into some charming shops along the way and pick up some souvenirs before you leave...
Since you're already at the viewpoint, you can also explore the castle that stands there; more information about tickets is available here.
Your trip home is just around the corner! Don't be sad, memories of Barcelona will soon bring you back. Tailor your day today to your flight time. If time allows, you can visit anything you missed before your flight or head back to your favorite spots.
If you have some time left in the city, you can stroll through the streets you haven't been to yet, say goodbye to the beach, or go grab some delicious Churros...
Miracles happen in this city too... what will yours be?
Do you want to see Barcelona not just as a tourist following a guidebook to all the famous landmarks and confusedly hunting for buses? You can handle this trip on foot and discover the hidden secrets of picturesque alleys, the pulsating nightlife, the cool ocean, beaches full of colorful pebbles, and if you let yourself be enticed by the soul of the city, you'll learn a lot of new and tasty things, too. You’ll take home not just unique souvenirs from artisan markets or a beach tan, but most importantly, plenty of unforgettable views and memories. The Barcelona itinerary itself can be done very low-cost (without tickets), or you can leave room to visit the monuments.
The adventure can begin! Let's head to the city! The best way to get there from the airport is by city bus, which you'll find at the basement exit following the signs (not the Airport bus! you'll just overpay for that). If you arrive in the morning, a walk through the city combined with a good meal is a great start to your trip. Adjust today's program to suit yourself and your arrival time.
Getting from the airport is easy by bus to one of the nearest squares, but you can also buy a multi-day travel card based on your needs and budget if you prefer. More information here.
What better way to get to know Barcelona than through the unique atmosphere that breathes on you at every step? Literally. You'll walk on the city's mosaic floors, discover the most famous "Casas" and their one-of-a-kind beauty. You'll snack on a local specialty, relax at the botanical garden, or even head out for a boat trip on the lake.
Gaudí's houses are definitely worth seeing. If you're happy just looking at them from the outside, you'll find them all relatively close to each other as you walk through the beautiful historic part of the city, which blends perfectly with modern architecture. Also, keep an eye out for the interesting mosaics on the ground you're walking on—Gaudí was responsible for those, too. However, if you're keen on taking a tour inside any of the houses, you won't regret it. It's better to secure your tickets in advance, for example here (you'll also find some great information about the whole house and interior), and in 2026, ticket prices start at 25 euros per person.
You can find tickets for Casa Milà here. It's a completely different interior experience compared to the previous casa. If you don't want to go inside, there's a lovely café and gift shop at the entrance. If you're up for continuing your tour of Gaudí's houses, stop by Casa Vicens as well, or keep exploring the city.
If you want to experience a market in the heart of the city, head here to recharge with some seafood, fresh orange juice, or a beautiful flower shop.
Stop by for some delicious Las Muns stuffed empanadas. The exact address is here. They have both savory and sweet options, so there's something for everyone, plus they often have discounts on sets... For me, it's the perfect quick lunch. And for the more adventurous, you can grab them to-go and continue exploring the beauty of Barcelona with a full stomach.
After a beautiful palm-lined promenade, you will reach a park with a small lake, where you can rent a boat for a lovely romantic cruise, or just wander through the nearby botanical garden (free entry), admire the flying parrots, and listen to street performers.
A seaside town demands that you also explore its marine side! Walk through a tunnel while sharks swim above your heads, bury your toes in the sand, frolic in the waves, let yourself be enchanted by romantic alleys, and maybe even learn something new in the former barracks... or over a glass of delicious sangria.
For kidsFor lovers of the marine world, or in case of bad weather, this beautiful aquarium is the ideal plan (even for a whole day), where you can also grab a bite to eat. The whole family will have a great time here. More info here.
After exploring the sea world, it's time to come back to the light, hee hee! You can either relax right on the beach after lunch, or at some cute restaurant after strolling along the romantic coastline and alleys that look like scenes from Pirates of the Caribbean. If you're lucky (and visit on a weekday), you might even stumble upon some local markets along the coast.
You can also head out for a walk to the famous W Hotel, or grab dinner at one of the nearby restaurants (I highly recommend the sangria and paella combo). If you don't feel like going anywhere else, the nightlife by the beach is quite an experience too.
On the way back to the city, there's another alternative and a great stop at the Maritime Museum, located in a former shipyard building that's charming both from the outside and the inside. (Alternatively, the cafe inside is also a nice option).
Today you'll experience something incredible - you'll watch the sunrise while swaying on the waves on a paddle board. A dream? Reality! You'll grab some brunch while the city is just waking up, and then head over to the famous Sagrada for a tour. And how about ending the day with a view of Barcelona from a rooftop bar? Now that sounds like a plan...
The best experience I personally have from Barcelona is paddle boarding at sunrise (sunset is also an option) – similar services can be found all over Barcelona, but I tried Stand Up Paddle Sunrise Supsuprise Barcelona myself (here). I communicated with the owner via Instagram – just send a message a day in advance. Apart from swimwear, you only need the determination to wake up before the sun – otherwise, they will lend you everything and teach you. Professional photos are also included in the price (I haven't found this service anywhere else in 2024).
Brunch at La Cala is absolutely perfect. If you go for sunrise paddleboarding, you'll be finished while the rest of the town is still sleeping or just waking up. It's the ideal time for a walk on the beach without anyone else around, followed by brunch at a nearby spot before starting the rest of your day.
If you're heading to Barcelona from the summer of 2026 onwards, you'll see the Sagrada without all that ugly scaffolding, so I'm jealous. For me, it's beautiful even from the outside, but if you're keen on a tour inside, it's a good idea to book your tickets here well in advance! Slots fill up fast, especially during the high season... P.S. there are drinking water fountains all around the park, and you'll definitely find those useful.
One of the many rooftop bars around the Sagrada, but in my opinion, this one isn't as well-known, and the waiting times are the shortest here (at least they were in summer 2024). You can also sit inside in a "classic" bar with a luxurious, old-fashioned style. Luxury drinks for luxury prices, but for me, it's definitely a unique experience (they close around midnight).
You’ve already explored the city from every angle... but how about from a viewpoint above the sea? Standing at the foot of the castle, letting the sea breeze hit you while the city below keeps buzzing with life? And all you have to do is take it all in... That view is definitely worth a few stairs.
A beautiful viewpoint like this one is definitely worth it (though it's not the only one in Barcelona). It's ideal to head out before it gets too hot, or you can get closer by taking a bus or a taxi. From the city center, it's also a very nice long walk. Alternatively, you can pop into some charming shops along the way and pick up some souvenirs before you leave...
Since you're already at the viewpoint, you can also explore the castle that stands there; more information about tickets is available here.
Your trip home is just around the corner! Don't be sad, memories of Barcelona will soon bring you back. Tailor your day today to your flight time. If time allows, you can visit anything you missed before your flight or head back to your favorite spots.
If you have some time left in the city, you can stroll through the streets you haven't been to yet, say goodbye to the beach, or go grab some delicious Churros...
Miracles happen in this city too... what will yours be?
