Barcelona’s Quintessential Parks
Fill your day with leisurely sightseeing starting at one park and ending at another. You’ll want to empty your camera roll for this day as your first stop will be one of the most photographic in all of the city! Pay a visit to El Drac, the famous mosaic-tiled Park Güell lizard before riding a gondola to the top of Montjuic. To fuel your wanderings, feast on classic Mediterranean and Catalan dishes like Marinated Anchovies with cider vinegar cream and paprika, Grilled octopus with Galician sauce and Sautéed Pyrenees Mushrooms, and quirky afternoon tea with savory donuts and artisanal cakes.
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A taste of the day
Stop 1
11:00am Parc Güell
A fantastical park home to acres of tiled sculptures and colorful mosaics, Parc Güell is one of Barcelona’s most famous …
Stop 2
1:00pm Leisurely Lunch
Camouflaged among a line of anonymous houses is Saó. The word Saó means seasoning in Catalan, which perfectly describes …
Stop 3
3:00pm Barcelona’s Historic Hill
A historic hill that's home to museums, a former Olympic site, and exotic gardens, Montjuïc is large enough that you cou…
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