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Spain

Barcelona / Life's a beach and tapas are free.

MeowScore 😼80/100
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🐈 Cats in the city 😻
☀️ Sun-soaked days 😸
🚗 Traffic density 😿
🔈 Noisiness 😼
📸 Views and Sightseeing 😻
🌳 Parks and greenery 😸
👮‍♂️ Safety 😸

Best month

May

Weather is warm, beaches are open, but peak season hasn't started yet. (max. 12 words)

👑🐱
january

Attend the Three Kings Day parade in Gracia neighborhood (max. 20 words)

🥳🏖️
february

Experience the Sitges Carnival by the beach (max. 20 words)

🏰🐱
march

Explore the Gothic Quarter without the summer crowds (max. 20 words)

💐🎉
april

See the colorful Flower Festival decorations around the city (max. 20 words)

🌞🏖️
may

Enjoy the sunshine and beaches on the outskirts of the city (max. 20 words)

🎉🍹
june

Celebrate the city's patron saint at the Feast of Sant Joan (max. 20 words)

🎵🍻
july

Experience the liveliness of summer festivals and outdoor concerts (max. 20 words)

🎉🌺
august

Join the locals on the streets for the colorful Festa Major de Gracia (max. 20 words)

🎆🌇
september

Catch the la Mercè festival featuring firework shows and human towers (max. 20 words)

🍁🏞️
october

Explore the Montserrat mountains for fall foliage and breathtaking views (max. 20 words)

🎼💃
november

Soak up traditional Catalan culture through music and dance at the Taller de Músics festival (max. 20 words)

🎄🍫
december

Visit the festive Christmas markets and enjoy hot chocolate and churros (max. 20 words)

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Reasonable prices

Bigmac $?

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Barcelona is a moderately expensive city but can offer good value for money. Visitors can find affordable accommodation options but prices for food, drinks and shopping can be higher than expected.

Check out the local markets for fresh and cheap produce and souvenirs, and try the set menu deals at restaurants for a more budget-friendly option.

Usual visit duration

3-5 days

popular city attractions

Usual visit duration

3-5 days

popular city attractions

Tourists tend to explore the city's Gaudi architecture, beaches, and food scene in a few days.

Tipping

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Not expected

Tipping

0%

Not expected

Credit cards widely accepted, cash also common. Splitting the bill is accepted, but not always offered.

internet situation

great Speed

Fiber optic availability, high speeds but can vary.

great Availability

Wi-Fi hotspots readily available in most areas.

excellent Cellular

Strong signal and coverage throughout the city.

Electric socket type C

Common in Europe, South America, and Asia. Non-grounded, 2-pin plug, accepts Type C & Type E&F (non-grounded variant).

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biking possible

Good infrastructure.

walkable

Good public space

LGBTQ friendly

Progressive attitudes

A cat's paradise with endless cozy nooks and alleys to explore, complete with tasty seafood treats.

But watch out for those crowded tourist spots, they're like hairballs in your paws!

Things to do

The mainstream

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Camp Nou
🐾🏖️
Barceloneta Beach
🐱🏬
La Rambla
🐈🎨
Park Guell
🐾🌈
Sagrada Familia

The mainstream

⚽🐾
Camp Nou

A legendary home stadium for the FC Barcelona cats. Take a guided tour to see the pitch, trophies, and locker room.

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🐾🏖️
Barceloneta Beach

Paws down the best place to soak up some sun and salty sea air. Perfect for a lazy beach day or a game of beach volleyball.

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🐱🏬
La Rambla

A busy catwalk that's always bustling with activity. Stop by to people-watch, shop, and grab a fishy snack.

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🐈🎨
Park Guell

A whimsical cat wonderland with mosaics, sculptures, and stunning views of the city. Guaranteed to make you purr.

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🐾🌈
Sagrada Familia

Magnificent cat-hedral with towering paws and colorful stained glass. A true masterpiece by Gaudi.

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Off the beaten path

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Casa Batlló
2
Tibidabo
3
El Jardí de l'Àpat
4
Parc del Laberint d'Horta
5
La 3 de Botines

Off the beaten path

1
Casa Batlló

A masterpiece of architect Antoni Gaudí, this house features colorful mosaics, unique rooftop chimneys, and a magical interior design. 🏢✨🎨

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2
Tibidabo

A stunning hilltop amusement park with vintage rides and panoramic views of the city. A great day trip for the adventurous cat. 🎢🌞👀

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3
El Jardí de l'Àpat

Botanical garden hidden within the walls of a former convent. Great for cat-nature lovers and historical seekers. 🌺🐈🍃

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4
Parc del Laberint d'Horta

Formerly a private garden, this park boasts beautiful sculptures, views from atop the labyrinth, and shaded spots to nap. 😻🌳🏰

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5
La 3 de Botines

Cat-friendly café with vegan options and a cozy atmosphere. Perfect for a lazy afternoon or as a workspace. 🐾🌱🍵

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biking possible

Good infrastructure.

walkable

Good public space

LGBTQ friendly

Progressive attitudes

Mindful meoweler tips

Park Guell: Whimsical Wonderland

A stunning park with colorful mosaic structures and scenic views of Barcelona.

La Boqueria: A Taste of Catalan Cuisine

A bustling market filled with fresh produce, seafood, cheeses, and meats. Must-tries include Iberian ham and paella.

The Gothic Quarter: History and Charm

A district filled with medieval architecture, cozy cafes, and quaint shops. Don't miss the iconic Gothic Cathedral.

Useful external sites

www.barcelonaturisme.com

Barcelona Turisme↗

The official tourism website for Barcelona, offering information on attractions, events, accommodations, and more.

www.tmb.cat/en/home

TMB↗

The public transportation website for Barcelona, providing information on metro, bus, and tram routes and schedules.

parkguell.barcelona/en

Park Güell↗

The official website for Park Güell, a popular park and tourist attraction in Barcelona designed by Antoni Gaudí.

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