{A Dash Of Luxury was born in 2013. However, some posts are from before A Dash Of Luxury was created and made public. Therefore, dates may be older.}
Aside from the major sights, which I’ve highlighted in a bunch of previous posts, there’s still much more to see in Barcelona, like the Picasso Museum, Santa Maria Del Mar, etc. Some of which are just slightly outside the city center.
The Picasso Museum is pretty self-explanatory. It houses artwork from famous artist, Pablo Picasso. Be sure you check the museum’s hours before going.
Santa Maria Del Mar is a gorgeous church. The first mention of it dates back to the 900s (being “by the sea”), but the current building was constructed in the 1300’s. You’d have no idea the inside looks the way it does based on the outside. The stained glass is jaw-dropping, as is the structure’s overall gothic appearance.
Next, I’m going to brush upon some of the other things to see in Barcelona. So once back in Barcelona proper, head to the end of Las Ramblas and check out Port Vell. We ventured here a number of times during our stay. It’s a fun, waterfront atmosphere with great shopping and good restaurants. Also located here is the Statue Colon.
Venturing back to city center there’s still more Gaudi to see. Aside from Park Guell, the Sagrada Familia, and um, most places in Barcelona, Gaudi has about a million other points of interest to check out. The two I’ve highlighted below are Casa Mila and Casa Batllo.
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