Barcelona, the city of architecture.

Accommodation 1. Near La Rambla: Convenient transportation, many attractions, and a wide range of shopping and dining options. For example, Hotel Continental Barcelona is located on La Rambla and is close to La Boqueria Market. 2. Near Passeig de Gràcia: Located in the Eixample district of Barcelona, close to many of Gaudí's architectural works, with an elegant environment and many high-end shops and restaurants. For example, Hotel Casa Fuster is a representative modernist building with luxurious interior decoration. Food 1. Paella: A traditional Spanish dish made with seafood, poultry, and rice, which can be served as a hearty main course. 2. Tapas: A variety of snacks, such as ham, cheese, and fried squid, paired with drinks, perfect for experiencing the local food culture. 3. Crema Catalana: Similar to crème brûlée, it is a classic dessert in the Catalonia region. 4. Botifarra: A representative Catalan sausage, often served with white beans, with a unique Mediterranean flavor. 5. Suquet de Peix: A traditional seafood stew with a blend of seafood and vegetables, unforgettable. Attractions • Day 1: Gaudí Architecture Tour • Morning: Head to Casa Milà to admire its unique parabolic or catenary-shaped exterior, irregular walls, and soldier-shaped chimneys. • Afternoon: Visit the Sagrada Família and feel the artistic charm of this unfinished building, with its rhythmic design and beautiful stained glass. • Evening: Visit Casa Batlló, with its dragon-like roof, mask-shaped balconies, and bone-shaped columns full of magical colors. • Day 2: Gothic Quarter and Beach • Morning: Stroll through the Gothic Quarter, admire the ancient buildings, narrow streets, and charming squares, and visit the Barcelona Cathedral. • Afternoon: Head to Barceloneta Beach to enjoy the sun and sand, and participate in water activities. • Evening: Enjoy seafood at a restaurant near the beach and admire the beautiful Mediterranean night view. • Day 3: Park Güell and El Born • Morning: Visit Park Güell and admire the colorful mosaic decorations, unique architectural shapes, and beautiful gardens. • Afternoon: Explore El Born, with its many art galleries, creative shops, and specialty restaurants, and feel the strong artistic atmosphere. • Evening: Enjoy dinner in a square or street in El Born and experience the local nightlife. • Day 4: Montserrat Day Trip: Take the FGC train from Plaça d'Espanya to Montserrat Aeri station, then transfer to the cable car. Visit Montserrat Monastery, admire its architecture and art treasures, listen to the Escolania boys' choir, and hike to enjoy the natural scenery. • Day 5: Plaça d'Espanya and Surroundings • Morning: Visit Plaça d'Espanya and see the landmark buildings, such as the Venetian Towers and the National Art Museum of Catalonia. • Afternoon: Shop at nearby shopping centers or relax at a street café and reminisce about the wonderful moments of your trip.