I'm afraid that the most famous thing in Barcelona is football, which is indeed the reason for most people, but Barcelona is an ancient historical city and a site with a strong European literary atmosphere, which has preserved a large number of excellent traditional cultures and buildings and is an ideal travel destination.

It rained in England for more than a month in winter, so I decided to take my good friends with me to go to Barcelona and feel the sunshine. I booked a plane to take off from Manchester City at six o'clock in the morning, but something went wrong here. Since our newly-acquired French visa didn't enter France for the first time, we temporarily changed our air tickets to Paris before going to Barcelona. It should be noted that the newly-acquired French visa first entered France and then went to the surrounding European cities. Scenic spot recommendation

1. Bartholomew House

Ticket price: 23 adults/person; Children 7-17 years old 2/ each; Children aged -6 years old are free

Bartholomew House+Chinese audio guide

The interior of the house is as special as the exterior building. The house has become one of Barcelona's famous landmarks and is also open to the public. Bartholomew House was awarded the 24 European Nostradamus Prize in recognition of its protection of cultural heritage, and was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 25. There is no doubt that the house of Bartholomew is definitely worth seeing.

The audio guide languages include: Spanish, English, French, Italian, German, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Russian and Catalan.

Opening hours: Monday to Sunday from 9: am to 9: pm (the last admission is at 8: pm)

Location: Passeigh Degracia 4387 Barcelona

Transportation: Subway to Diagonal or Passeigh Degracia

2. Mira House

Transportation:

Bus: Take 7,16,1.

subway: take L3 and L5 lines and get off at Diagonal station.

Tickets:

Day visit tickets for Mira House: 25 euros for adults/students, 19.5 euros for people over 65 years old and 14 euros for children (7-12 years old); Senior daytime visit ticket to Mira House: 32 euros for adults/13 euros for children (7-12 years old); Night ticket for Mira House: 34 euros for adults/17 euros for children (7-12 years old); Day and night tickets for Mira House: 41 euros for adults/2.5 euros for children (7-12 years old); Morning wake-up ticket for Mira House: 39 euros for adults/19.5 euros for children (7-12 years old) (Monday-Sunday, January 1st-December 31st) Free of charge: children under 7 years old

Opening hours:

9:-2:3 (matinee), 21: -23. December 26th-Monday-Sunday of January 3rd of the following year)

9:-18:3 (matinee), 19:-21: (evening show) (November 4th-December 25th, January 4th-February 28th, Monday-Sunday)

tip

Tickets:

Basic tickets for Sagrada Familia: 17 euros for general staff/student tickets and 15 euros for people under 3 years old; Sagrada Familia+audio guide: 25 euros for general staff/student ticket, 23 euros for people under 3 years old/2 euros for people over 65 years old/7 euros for disabled people; Sagrada Familia+audio guide+Gaudi Museum: 27 euros for general staff/25 euros for student tickets/22 euros for people over 65 years old/25 euros for people under 3 years old/7 euros for disabled people; Sagrada Familia+audio guide+climbing tower: 32 euros for general staff/student ticket, 3 euros for people under 3 years old/26 euros for people over 65 years old; Sagrada Familia+instructor's explanation: 26 euros for general staff, 24 euros for people under 3 years old, 21 euros for people over 65 years old, 8 euros for children under 11 years old, and 8 euros for disabled people

(Monday-Sunday, January 1-December 31)

Tips:

Tickets will not be sold 3 minutes before the closing time.

Only children over 11 years old can use the audio guide, and the interpreter is in Chinese.

Opening hours:

9: -2: (Monday-Sunday, April 1st-September 3th)

9: -18: (Monday-Sunday, November 1st-February 28th of the following year)

9: -19: . December 26th-December 26th, January 1st-January 1st, January 6th-January 6th)

These three scenic spots are required to punch in, and you can book tickets online. When you arrive, just open the mailbox and show the QR code. You can get an interpreter at the door, both in Chinese and English. The headphones are all headset-type, which is very convenient, except for Sagrada Familia, but it is a little troublesome to take photos. This is.

Barcelona is really a paradise for architecture lovers. A Catalan museum is especially recommended here. The waterfall water curtain on the exterior is particularly spectacular, and the interior is also beautiful. If you just punch in for the scenic spots, it will be enough for three days. Because Barcelona is near the sea, you can spend your holiday at the seaside in summer. Hotel accommodation

I stayed at the Baquez Hotel this time, and searched for HotelBagues on Booking. The hotel is a very retro little dark style, with a particularly good geographical location. It is very convenient to live on the downtown street and close to the scenic spots. The hotel is very clean. There is a church opposite the balcony of our room, which has local characteristics. The balconies in Spain are particularly small, so we must be careful when standing and taking pictures. The hotel service is also very good. When we come back the next day, we find that our pajamas are neatly folded, and every time we come back to the front desk, we will say hello to welcome you back. It is very warm-hearted. Food recommendation

Two restaurants are recommended

The first restaurant is Colom

restaurant, which is the best compared with several Spanish seafood risotto. Two people can also order a seafood platter, which is very large, fresh and memorable.

the second restaurant is Vinitus, with rich and fresh ingredients, and the foie gras beef inside is especially recommended. The environment of this restaurant is very good, and the dishes are very beautiful, giving people a warm and romantic feeling, which is very suitable for taking pictures.