Platja de la Mar Bella

Barcelona has so much to offer, so 3 days is definitely the bare minimum time to spend here. But it's enough to cover all the major attractions - especially when you're travelling on a budget and with limited time off from work. Maybe you're just going for a long weekend. Or this is one leg of many in a well-deserved trip to Spain. Whatever the case, this guide will help you optimise your first time in Barcelona, with a detailed plan of how to spend each day there. ✨ Here you'll find over 30+ hours of research condensed and streamlined into a simple 10 min read Includes: ✅ Detailed daily schedule for 3 days in Barcelona ➕ (Optional) 1 Day trip to Dali Museum, Figueres 🛏️ 3 Hotel recommendations in the heart of Barcelona 🍸 Food & drink suggestions + tips to avoid tourist traps 🛍️ Local delicacies to buy as souvenirs 🔗 Links to buy tickets for trains & attractions . . . Know before you buy: ⛱️ This guide is moderately paced. If you're more of a slow traveller, you can spread out this itinerary across 4-5 days 👟 Involves a lot of walking ☀️ Daily schedule from 10AM - 8PM; nightlife is not included

2 nights, 3 days, lots to see and do. Immerse yourself in the vibrant allure of Barcelona, where every winding alley echoes with history and modernity merges seamlessly with tradition. This guide will sweep you through iconic boulevards and hidden pathways, offering a tantalising taste of its world-renowned art museums and the rich tapestry of its culinary scene. From Gaudí's masterpieces to the sizzling flavours of local tapas, get ready to experience the heartbeat of Catalonia in a whirlwind of wonder.