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Public Question Asked by User96020 about Barcelona
what is the most fun places to visit in barcelona?
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Answered by Patrick Ducher , Barcelona, Spain
fun in Barcelona, besides a private tour with us you mean?
As thuglifeja said the funniest would be the Rambla avenue, at any time, though as the night goes on the scene changes...
Other fun things would be the Transbordador aeri (cabel car ride over the Port), Teleferic de Montjuic (gondola ride on Montjuic hill),
on a Friday or Saturday evening, the Magic Fountain of Montjuic is a must.
Tibidabo hill would be another hit... get on the Blue Tram to reach the cable car station (Funicular del Tibidabo).
Gaudí's works too have a funny side, even Sagrada Familia ! it just depends on how you see it, but yes, it can have a funny side.
Another fun thing to do when you walk around central Barcelona is to pay attention to the ornamention details on turn of 20th century buildins (pay special attention to 1st floor balconies and windows, street corners and the very top of the buildings...
Regards,
Patrick, of Barcelona Tour Guides dot com
Answered by thuglifeja ,
ramblas
Answered by LocaLuke , Torino, Italy
I stayed in Barcellona for one week, on holiday, two years ago.
The most beautiful places I visited are Barrio Gòtico (Gotic Quarter), the ancient part of the city, Parc Guell (pubblic parc), where you can find very interesting work of art and, naturally, Rambla!
If you haven't got enough time to visit all the city, I suggest to take Touristic Bus: I payed - I think - about 20/25 euro for all the day and I visited most important areas of Barcellona (you can get off the bus, visit place and get on again!).
This is just my experience as a tourist :)
Enjoy your trip!
Answered by Marta Laurent , Barcelona, Spain
Hi!
Well, it depends a lot on what's "fun" for you.
I agree the Gaudí works are amazing: fun to walk around, fun to catch the details, fun to take pictures of, even fun to learn about. Don't miss Sagrada Familia, Park Guell and Casa Milà.
It's fun to walk down La Rambla and watch the street performers, the birds stalls, the flower market, the caricature painters... And make sure to check out the Boqueria Market!
Some find fun the Aquarium, some the nightclubs and restaurants by the Olympic Village and Maremagnum, some the FC Stadium...
Hard to choose from! But the variety is huge: you won't have time to get bored!
