Barcelona Spain - Barcelona Tourist Guide

Barcelona tourist information includes many fantastic Barcelona attractions which of course include those of Antoni Gaudi located along the Quadrat d'Or (Golden Square) of the Eixample ideally located in a central district of the city.

This lovely city is overflowing with cultural delights which are easy to see on a cultural tour of the city. You can visit the top attractions and stroll along the famous tree lined La Rambla with its many flower stalls, steet entertainers and nearby La Boqueria market in the bohemian area of El Raval.

Half way down on the opposite side of La Rambla is the medieval Barcelona Gothic Quarter (Barri G̣tic) and the neighborhoods of El Born and Barceloneta next to the sea.

Barcelona Tourism is booming simply because this stunning city has so much to offer. If you're a football fan then a visit to the famous Stadio Nou Camp (New Stadium) is a must. If you're lucky you can watch fc Barcelona play live.

Trendy shops and restaurants and bars line the streets and squares of this lovely city which is also home to one of the most important ports in Spain.

Luxury cruises make their stops in Barcelona and daily ferries take you to the nearby Balearic Islands of Majorca, Menorca and Ibiza and Genoa in Italy. The city has a stunning waterfront full of restaurants stretching from Port Vel (old port) to Port Olimpic and of course the lovely Barcelona beaches.

Barcelona Spain is the city everyone dreams of visiting and there are many cheap flights to Barcelona and many excellent and cheap hotels in the center and near the beaches of this lovely city.