Spring in Barcelona 🇪🇸

#springitinerary We visited Barcelona in the spring, and the city was bursting with color, sunshine, and energy. The weather was perfect for exploring — warm but not too hot ☀️, with a gentle sea breeze 🌊. We explored Park Güell, and it felt like stepping into a surreal world of mosaics, winding paths, and whimsical architecture. Designed by Gaudí, it’s a must-see if you love art, nature, and views — the panoramic lookout over the city is breathtaking. I would recommend going early to enjoy it with fewer crowds and take in the peaceful beauty. 📍Carrer d’Olot, 08024 Barcelona, Spain 🎨🌿🌇 We wandered down La Rambla, and the whole street was alive with movement and color. From flower stalls and street performers to historic cafés and local shops, every step felt like a discovery 🎭🌺. We explored the nearby Mercado de La Boqueria, where we tasted fresh fruits, jamón, and local treats. I would recommend taking your time here — it’s perfect for people-watching and soaking in the vibe of the city. 📍La Rambla, 91, 08001 Barcelona, Spain We visited the awe-inspiring Sagrada Família, and no photo could ever do it justice. The sunlight through the stained-glass windows filled the interior with a rainbow glow 🌈, and the details in the architecture were absolutely mind-blowing. We explored every corner, from the forest-like columns to the intricate facades. I would recommend booking tickets in advance and including the tower visit for the best view over Barcelona. 📍Carrer de Mallorca, 401, 08013 Barcelona, Spain