The Sagrada Família in Barcelona, an extraordinary work by Antoni Gaudí, is one of the most impressive examples of Modernisme and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Under construction since 1882, the unfinished church combines organic forms, religious symbolism and detailed craftsmanship. Every year, it attracts millions of visitors who marvel at both the fascinating architecture and the history of this monumental project.

Park Güell is one of the city's most important sights and a unique masterpiece by Gaudí. What makes it so special is the combination of nature-inspired architecture and colorful mosaics.

Strolling through the popular Passeig de Gràcia makes the hearts of all architecture lovers beat faster. Passeig de Gràcia is practically unique in the world: there are two buildings on the same street that have been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and were designed by the same architect, Antoni Gaudí. We are talking about Casa Batlló and Casa Milà. Casa Batlló at 43 Passeig de Gràcia is an outstanding example of Gaudí's innovative architecture and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2005. Gaudí combined stone, glass, ceramics and iron to create a unique façade that creates a poetic interplay of light and shadow in the sunlight. The ‘trencadís’ technique, which adorns both the façade and the interior and was personally supervised by Gaudí, is particularly noteworthy.

Casa Milà, also known as La Pedrera, was completed in 1910 by the ingenious architect Antoni Gaudí for the Milà family. With its irregular façade, reminiscent of a quarry, it was given the nickname "La Pedrera". This unique building has been a World Heritage Site since 1984. It is particularly remarkable that there is not a single right angle to be found in the entire building, which emphasises the extraordinary architecture. Even from the outside, Casa Milà impresses with its undulating façade and curved wrought iron balconies. The organic shapes and structures, inspired by nature, give the building its unique character. Inside, a world full of surprises awaits visitors: curved lines, impressive staircases and colourful mosaics bring Gaudí's visionary design to life. The magnificent ceilings and the many loving details make every room an experience.

Discover the rich history of FC Barcelona, the legendary players and the iconic stadium like never before in the newly designed FC Barcelona Museum.

At the Moco Museum you have the opportunity to discover a selection of works by some of the most influential contemporary artists of our time, including Banksy, Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat.

The aquarium in Barcelona is one of the largest and most impressive aquariums in Europe, located right next to the city's harbor.

Embark on a 90-minute journey through the heart of the Estrella Damm brewery in el Prat de Llobregat. Learn more about the brewing process and enjoy a sensory beer tasting.

Casa Amatller in Barcelona, built in 1898 by chocolate mogul Antoni Amatller, was designed by Puig i Cadafalch and reopened after extensive renovation. The building impresses with its almond blossom motifs, ornate wrought iron and gargoyles. It has been a protected monument of art since 1976 and can be explored on (audio) guided tours. A souvenir shop and chocolate café round off the visit.

Casa Vicens, the first major work by world-famous architect Antoni Gaudí, invites visitors to immerse themselves in his imaginative world. This unique UNESCO World Heritage Site in the heart of Barcelona showcases Gaudí's visionary talent and impresses with vibrant colours, fascinating facades and refined details.

Discover the industrial and architectural history of the 19th and early 20th centuries in a former textile factory and the unique church of the industrial colony.

With G Experiència, immerse yourself in the creative universe of the genius of modernist architecture in an interactive way, using 4D technology and augmented reality, and discover the secrets and mysteries behind Antoni Gaudí’s innovative architectural language. Gaudí Experiència is a new way to get to know Gaudí and his work. Here you can experience the creative universe of the genius of Modernisme with the help of innovative audiovisual and interactive technology.

The Montjuïc cable car, also known as the Teleférico de Montjuïc, offers a spectacular way to explore Barcelona's famous Montjuïc hill. The cable car ride starts at the bottom of Montjuïc hill and takes around 10 minutes to reach the top, where the Montjuïc Castle viewpoint is located. During the ride, passengers enjoy breathtaking views of the city of Barcelona, the harbour and the Mediterranean Sea. The cable car crosses the picturesque landscape and offers a unique view of the architectural highlights and natural beauty of the surrounding area. The cable car is not only a practical means of transport to get to the sights of Montjuïc, such as the Olympic Stadium and the various gardens, but also an opportunity to enjoy the impressive views of the city to the full.

The Museo Banksy Barcelona invites you on an extraordinary journey through the works of the anonymous street art genius. In the heart of Barcelona's cultural district, a permanent exhibition with over 130 works awaits you, bringing to life the rebellious spirit and provocative messages of the British artist. This unique collection showcases masterful reproductions of Banksy's most iconic works, originally created on walls in England, France, Italy, Ukraine, the USA and Palestine.

The wax museum offers 28 sets and stages, including Star Wars, Hall of Fame with Rosalia and Messi and a host of pop stars and more than 150 classic figures.