Primeira classificação Atracções em Barcelona

Uma visão impressionante e a maior glória da comunidade do futebol na Espanha, o Camp Nou é um dos maiores estádios da Europa. Lar do amado Clube de Futebol de Barcelona, conhecido simplesmente como Barça pelos locais, este estádio espetacular foi construído em 1957 em um terreno separado, quando a expansão do estádio Camp de Les Corts foi considerada impossível devido à falta de espaço. O estádio é às vezes chamado de "casa que Kubala construiu", em referência ao grande artilheiro eslovaco-húngaro que jogou pelo Barça na década de 1950. Kubala era tão popular entre os espectadores que o estádio não conseguiu acomodar as massas extraordinárias que se aglomeravam para vê-lo jogar em mais de uma ocasião. O Camp Nou pode acomodar mais de 99.000 espectadores por vez e é profundamente icônico por suas arquibancadas vibrantes, pintadas nas cores do clube: azul e vermelho.

An architectural and historical landmark of the city, the Poblenou Cemetery is a popular attraction for its notable burials and numerous statues and monuments. Constructed in the early 19th Century, it was designed by Italian architect Antonio Ginesi and is divided into two sections; the normal burial niches are located at the front of the cemetery while the more extravagant area of mausolea and monuments which catered to the wealthier population of the city, are at the back. The cemetery is visited by a large number of tourists from around the world to admire its architectural beauty and the nostalgic aura that surrounds the place. The Kiss of Death sculpture, located in this cemetery, particularly attracts the attention of each visitor because of the bittersweet undertone that it gives to the observer. It depicts a marble sculpture of a skeleton planting a kiss on young man's forehead as it prepares to lift him away. A visit to this cemetery, surely gives a very enchanting experience to the visitor.

There's no better place to get a rush than the Tibidabo Amusement Park, an exhilarating attraction that opened on top of Tibidabo Mountain in 1901. Begin your visit to this family-friendly attraction with a panoramic ride up the Tibidabo Cable Car then hit the rides. Hold on to your seat on a stomach-turning roller coaster, watch your kids take a trip on the miniature train, or take a scenic flight on the historic Red Aeroplane ride. You'll also discover great performances, wonderful restaurants, and an outstanding view of Barcelona on offer here. Thrill seekers welcome.

Located in Barcelona's traditional fishing quarter of the same name, Barceloneta Beach runs parallel to the esplanade to one side of the Port Olympic. Spanning a length of 422 meters, the beach's soft sand set against shimmering turquoise waters fringed by swaying palms is the ideal sun-drenched retreat. Thronged by tourists looking to soak up some Mediterranean warmth under the shade of striped umbrellas, the beach also has a variety of useful facilities as well as a lifeguard on site. A few meters from the beach, the seafood eateries tucked into Barcelonata's bylanes serve authentic Catalan seafood and are a local favorite.

Located along the main shores of Barcelona's vast stretched coast, at the rear of the Passeig Joan de Borbó, the Port Vell Marina is a public waterfront dock where boats can be moored. Surrounded by pristine views of the sea, night-time bars, restaurants, and cinemas, this port is the place to be to soak in the entertainment and nightlife scene of Barcelona. For those who arrive in their own private boats, the Port Vell Marina offers top-notch services like 24 hours electricity supply, a fueling station, drinking water, showers as well as boat maintenance. For more details on reservations and services provided, please check the website.

A landmark district in Barcelona, the Portal de l'Àngel is always filled with people looking for a bargain inside one of the cool boutiques. Located in the Ciutat Vella (old city), the Portal de l'Àngel has a wide variety of stores and it is the second most popular area to shop in the city. The district extends from the Plaça Catalunya and runs along the Avinguda Diagonal all the way to the Barri Gòtic.