If you would like to visit one of most exciting cities - Barcelona and to avoid the crowd of tourists at the same time, do it in March! Nice and warm weather, green spring time and low-season prices. These are the good signs to start your trip. Main tourist attractions, interesting walks and routes, and a guide to understanding the city and its districts - there are so much to do when you are coming here in the heart of Spain.
The Botanical Gardens - a perfectly green piece of Barcelona. If you're looking for a garden of tranquility amongst the hustle and bustle of mainstream Barcelona, this proves to be a most relaxing and visually stimulating sight for sore eyes. The Picasso Museum should receive some of your attention as well, even if you are not fan of arts. If you want to understand Barcelona is important to understand Picaso. Free on Sunday so get there very early as the lines are usually very long.
Ramblas is definitely Barcelona's most famous thoroughfare is also a tourist attraction in itself! They have street performers there all day (live statues are amazing and original), every day and for something like 10 cents, they will do their little party trick for you. Plaza Catalunya (the end or the beginning of Ramblas): is always full of people and pigeons. whenever you need to feel live atmosphere feel free to go there. It is a meeting point for everyone from everywhere.
Despite the famous architecture miracle - Sagrada Familia, there is another one perfect creation of human hands - Fountain of Montjuic. In total there are 3,620 different water jets in the fountain that can be used in a whole variety of combinations to create wonderful water sculptures and water acrobatics. Barcelona, is much more than a Gaudi buildings. It is the personal identity of the Catalan people, their pride and glory. Dear to open your eyes!
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