Dos días en Barcelona

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DÍA 1

Primer día en Barcelona

1. Visita La Sagrada Familia
La Sagrada Familia es uno de los lugares más imprescindibles de tu visita a Barcelona. Es la famosa iglesia creada por Antoni Gaudí. El arquitecto murió durante la construcción de la iglesia, por lo cual la edificación ha estado en proceso de construcción durante más de 100 años. Puedes simplemente pasear por los alrededores y admirarla desde fuera, o puedes ingresar y aprender más sobre la historia y la arquitectura de este hermoso edificio. Cuando regreses al centro de la ciudad puedes ir andando en lugar de tomar el autobús o el metro. Al caminar podrás ver los demás edificios de Gaudí, La Pedrera y Casa Batlló.

2. Visita el Barrio Gótico y El Born
La zona gótica es la parte más antigua de Barcelona y, como tal, se ve muy diferente al resto de la ciudad. Es lo que queda de la invasión romana del siglo II, y hoy en día es una gran zona para pasear. Te perderás fácilmente, pero esa es la parte divertida de la caminata y también la mejor manera de descubrir el barrio. Cuando estés en el Gótico debes buscar la iglesia de Santa María del Pi, que cuenta con uno de los rosetones más antiguos de Europa. Otro lugar para visitar cuando estés en Barrio Gótico es la Catedral de Barcelona, ​​también llamada Catedral de la Santa Cruz y Santa Eulalia. ¡Este barrio te hará sentir como si volvieras al pasado! También podrás encontrar varias plazas a lo largo del camino.
Si estás paseando por la zona, el Barrio Gótico está a pocos metros del barrio El Born. Éste es otro de los barrios que recomendamos para conocer caminando. Está cerca de la playa, así que si tienes un par de horas de sobra puedes aprovechar, camina 10 minutos y ya estarás en el mar.

DÍA 2

Parques y Museos

1. Visita el Parque Güell y camina por Gracia
El Parc Güell es otra de las creaciones de Antoni Gaudí. Este es uno de los lugares ideales en Barcelona para dar un paseo tranquilo y relajarse. Este parque fue creado en la fase naturalista de Gaudí. Debido a que el parque está situado en la colina de El Carmel, los visitantes del parque pueden disfrutar una vista increíble de la ciudad, algo que no se ve todos los días.
Cuando termines con el parque, en vez de tomar un metro o un autobús de vuelta al centro de la ciudad, te recomendamos caminar por el barrio de Gràcia. Es un lugar donde encontrarás a la mayoría de los lugareños que viven en la ciudad. Es un hermoso barrio auténtico con muchos bares y restaurantes agradables y acogedores. Solo pasea y disfruta de la zona.

2. Visita al museo Picasso y relax en el Parc de la Ciutadella
El Museo Picasso está situado en El Born. Enfocado en Pablo Picasso, el museo tiene una de las mayores colecciones de su obra, y es una visita obligada cuando estás en Barcelona. Cerca del museo se puede encontrar uno de los parques más grandes de Barcelona, Parc de la Ciutadella. donde verás una gran variedad de personas y de actividades. Cerca del parque está también el Arc de Triomf, un hermoso arco histórico (¡perfecto para las fotos de viaje!), así que después de haber disfrutado la belleza del parque, tómate un poco de tiempo y camina por el bulevar hasta Arc de Triomf.

Si no te sientes demasiado cansado tras dos intensos días de turismo, puedes ir a Plaça Espanya y disfrutar del espectáculo de la Fuente Mágica de Montjuic. Si no estás en la ciudad en un día de espectáculo (miércoles a domingo durante los meses de verano), puedes caminar a la parte superior de las escaleras y disfrutar de la vista nocturna de Barcelona.

Otra sugerencia que tenemos si estás aquí por sólo uno o dos días es tomar el autobús turístico de Barcelona. Este autobús te llevará hasta todos los lugares que hay que ver en Barcelona. Durante este recorrido podrás decidir por ti mismo si quieres visitar los edificios o no, pero al menos podrás decir que has visto todo lo que se debería ver en Barcelona.

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