Barcelona in 3 days
Here is a short 3-day guide based on our personal trip to Barcelona. Hitting all the tourist spots and restaurants we visited!
Any tips would be appreciated :)
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General Tips
Consider getting a TMB public transport pass (includes bus and subway)
Day 1
Morning
Park Güell
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Definitely worth a trip, was a large park with lots of picturesque locations. Does get very crowded, especially during sunset, so be sure to book in advance as well.
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Lunch
Sagradas Tapas
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This place was highly rated on Google, but this turned out to be quite a disappointment. However, is in a fantastic location next to the La Sagrada Familia.
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Afternoon
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Barça Store
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Large store selling official merchandise and also official tickets for their matches at Camp Nou.
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Xurreria Laietana
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The best Churros we had in Barcelona, from small local shop with not many seats but definitely worth a visit!
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Evening Drinks
Dr Stravinsky
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Dr. Stravinsky was once part of the World's best 50 bars - definitely worth a visit and as it gets busy, would recommend going before dinner.
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Dinner
El Chigre 1769
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Popular tapas bar amongst tourists and locals likewise, had some unique tapas and amazing vermouth
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Day 2
Morning
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La Pedrera-Casa Milà
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When in Barcelona, you have to checkout these amazing architectural buildings
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Lunch
Bodega La Puntual
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This place was well-rated on Google, however was not the best tapas we had in Barcelona
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Dinner
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Day 3
Morning
Mercado de La Boqueria
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Checkout Spain's markets with lots of fresh food stalls as well as tapas stalls
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Lunch
El Xampanyet
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The best tapas in Barcelona, in a small and local store which gets really busy but with a high turnover. Be prepared to stand.
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Afternoon
Telefèric de Montjuïc (Barcelona Cable Car)
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Had nice views over the city but overall was not breathtaking
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Churros
La Pallaresa Xocolateria Xurreria
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Wander back to the Gothic quarters for a afternoon snack of churros
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Dinner
Ciutat Comtal
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Very popular amongst locals and tourists, tapas was decent but did not feel that it was the best in Barcelona!
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Football match
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Barcelona in 3 days
Here is a short 3-day guide based on our personal trip to Barcelona. Hitting all the tourist spots and restaurants we visited!
Any tips would be appreciated :)
26 Places • 14 Saves • ago
Free
General Tips
Consider getting a TMB public transport pass (includes bus and subway)
Day 1
Morning
Park Güell
@annechua
Definitely worth a trip, was a large park with lots of picturesque locations. Does get very crowded, especially during sunset, so be sure to book in advance as well.
Add to
Details
Add to
Details
Lunch
Sagradas Tapas
@annechua
This place was highly rated on Google, but this turned out to be quite a disappointment. However, is in a fantastic location next to the La Sagrada Familia.
Add to
Details
Afternoon
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Details
Barça Store
@annechua
Large store selling official merchandise and also official tickets for their matches at Camp Nou.
Add to
Details
Add to
Details
Add to
Details
Add to
Details
Xurreria Laietana
@annechua
The best Churros we had in Barcelona, from small local shop with not many seats but definitely worth a visit!
Add to
Details
Evening Drinks
Dr Stravinsky
@annechua
Dr. Stravinsky was once part of the World's best 50 bars - definitely worth a visit and as it gets busy, would recommend going before dinner.
Add to
Details
Dinner
El Chigre 1769
@annechua
Popular tapas bar amongst tourists and locals likewise, had some unique tapas and amazing vermouth
Add to
Details
Day 2
Morning
Add to
Details
La Pedrera-Casa Milà
@annechua
When in Barcelona, you have to checkout these amazing architectural buildings
Add to
Details
Add to
Details
Lunch
Bodega La Puntual
@annechua
This place was well-rated on Google, however was not the best tapas we had in Barcelona
Add to
Details
Add to
Details
Add to
Details
Dinner
Add to
Details
Day 3
Morning
Mercado de La Boqueria
@annechua
Checkout Spain's markets with lots of fresh food stalls as well as tapas stalls
Add to
Details
Add to
Details
Lunch
El Xampanyet
@annechua
The best tapas in Barcelona, in a small and local store which gets really busy but with a high turnover. Be prepared to stand.
Add to
Details
Afternoon
Telefèric de Montjuïc (Barcelona Cable Car)
@annechua
Had nice views over the city but overall was not breathtaking
Add to
Details
Churros
La Pallaresa Xocolateria Xurreria
@annechua
Wander back to the Gothic quarters for a afternoon snack of churros
Add to
Details
Add to
Details
Dinner
Ciutat Comtal
@annechua
Very popular amongst locals and tourists, tapas was decent but did not feel that it was the best in Barcelona!
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Details
Football match
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Details
* * *
CURATED BY
I’m a doctor who loves food and travel. I was born in Singapore but grew up in Taipei, Shanghai, and Kuala Lumpur. I have since lived in London/Southampton for 7.5 years. My guides will mainly be focused on food and attractions!
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