[2025 Barcelona Attraction] Travel Guide for Placa Espanya (Updated Apr)

#2024TravelReview Every major city in Spain has a #Plaza de Spain , and each Plaza de Spain looks a little different. Barcelona's Plaza de España is located on a major traffic route. The intersection of the España train station and the subway station is presented in a circular shape, connecting the surrounding #MagicFountain, #VenetianTower, and #NationalArtMuseumofCatalonia. Next to the Plaza de España there is a circular building called Arenas, which used to be a bullring but has now been converted into a shopping mall. From the top floor you can overlook the square, the city and Montjuic Mountain, and it is free. Walking through the Twin Towers of Venice, you will see the famous Magic Fountain and the landmark Roman Columns. Going further up is the National Art Museum of Catalonia, which has a commanding terrain and a very broad view. During local festivals in October, there is a grand fireworks show in Plaza de España that is just as lively as the New Year's Eve fireworks. Coupled with the magical light show of the fountain, it is always crowded and well worth a visit. #SpainTravel #BarcelonaAttractions #Barcelona

Walking in Barcelona, ​​every step is a dialogue between history and art. This city is like an artist's canvas, colorful and passionate. From magical buildings to passionate sporting events, there are stories everywhere and surprises in every corner. ⛵✨ 🚃 Transportation Guide: The L series of subways runs through the old town, covering all the major tourist attractions in Barcelona. TMB public transportation has extensive coverage, and the sightseeing buses also provide voice guides, allowing you to travel freely to every corner of the city. 🏛️ La Rambla: Wandering in the Artists’ Playground This is a pedestrian street that embodies the essence of Barcelona. The street performers’ performances are wonderful, and the cafes under the tree-shaded trees are a great place to enjoy the local life. 🌺Stay at an open-air cafe and enjoy the lazy Mediterranean afternoon. 📍Las Ramblas, Barcelona 🕙10AM-21PM 🏰 Sagrada Familia: An architectural wonder that transcends time Designed by the genius Gaudi, the construction is still in progress after a century. Every wall tells a story, and the colorful windows are even more beautiful under the sunset. 🌇Climb up the tower and overlook the beauty and sorrow of this city. 📍Carrer de Mallorca 401, Barcelona 🕙Open according to seasonal changes, closed on Sundays 🎨 Arc de Triomphe: The Gate of Joy to Welcome the World Feel the bold and uninhibited spirit of Spain through the red brick buildings. This used to be the entrance to the World Expo, and now it has become a leisure place for citizens. 🌿The park behind the gate is a quiet corner for dreamers to take a rest. 📍Passeig de Lluís Companies, Barcelona 🕛Open all day 🔮 Plaza de España: light show at night The magic fountain on the square performs brilliantly when night falls. Surrounded by classical buildings, it is a meeting point where the ancient and modern meet. 📍Plaça d'Espanya, Barcelona 🕚Open all day, with fountain shows at night 🍽️ Els 4 Gats: Taste of Art Come here to try the seat where Picasso once loved to sit and taste classic Spanish tapas. The literary and artistic atmosphere of the time is still in the air. 📍Carrer de Montiso, 3 bis, 08002, Barcelona 🕙10AM-1AM the next morning 🛍️ Passeig de Gràcia: enjoy the pleasure of shopping It is not only a paradise for shoppers, but also has Gaudi masterpieces such as Casa Mila. Every step you take is a close contact with art. 📍Passeig de Gràcia, Barcelona, ​​Spain 🕛Open 24 hours Barcelona is a city worth savoring, with different secrets waiting to be discovered in every corner. 🌆🧳🎭 #OverseasTravel #Barcelona #BarcelonaTravel #BarcelonaAttractions #SpainTravel #Spain #SpanishGoodPlaces #La Rambla #Sagrada Familia #Arc de Triomphe #Plaza de España

#arenas de Barcelona is a former bullring turned commercial complex near the Plaça d'Espanya #barcelona #spain. #inspiration #architecture #lookout #happynewyear

Regarding the Plaza de Espaa, it seems that every city is happy to establish its own "Spain Square" and every building is as strong as the "central square" or "People's Square" seems to be every city I hope that my "Spain Square" is the biggest and most beautiful Barcelona's "Spain Square" occupying the area and all the advantages of altitude become the first of the "Spain Square" Spain Square around do a lot Expansion Barcelona's most famous landmarks such as the Venetian Tower, the Barcelona Arena, the Miro Park and other tourist destinations are nearby through the Queen Maria Cristina and the end of the avenue connected to the square The National Art Museum of Catalonia (also known as the National Palace) forms a regional attraction concept [Spanish village] not far from Spain Square and another Spanish village The Spanish Village is a small theme park that shows the local customs of Spain. It was built at the 1929 World Exposition. It completely restored many of Spain's historical monuments, highlighting the representative buildings of some squares in Spain, people can see Spain even in Barcelona. In the summer of July to August each year, the Spanish village has more flamenco dance performances and concerts, which are very lively. [Catalonia National Art Palace] Climb to the top to overlook Barcelona City All the people are waiting for the sunset but later discover that everyone is waiting for the magic of the night Fountain [magic fountain] the fountain is known as the world's second, Europe's first fountain lighting accompanied by fountain music extremely strong but the fountain is not every day date on Thursday to Saturday 21

#MarchTravelSupportEvent Plaza de España is a large square in Barcelona, ​​Spain, built for the 1929 Barcelona World Fair. At the center of the square is an Italian-style fountain and the La Monella Palace. Also, around the square is the Montjuic Cable Car, which connects to the Montjuic hill, providing a great view. This is an important intersection in Barcelona and a place of cultural and historical significance.

#newyearnewtrip To get to Funicular Aeri de Montserrat from Barcelona, you need to take train to Placa Espanya station in Barcelona then take the R5 line (Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya - FGC) train towards Montserrat-Aeri. This is a scenic route that takes about 1 hour and the final stop will be Montserrat-Aeri station. Once you arrive at the Montserrat-Aeri station, you’ll find the Aeri de Montserrat Funicular nearby, follow the crowd or the sign. The train and funicular have specific schedules, make sure you don't miss the train. You can buy a combined ticket for both the train and the funicular.

If you want to travel in winter and enjoy both the romance of the mountains and the sea and the humanistic feelings, and relax in the warmth, then go to Southern Europe. 11 days, 2 countries, 6 cities, no backtracking (start->E: self-driving, E->end: plane). Let's share Spain first: ▶️Day 5-6 Lisbon - Seville (C) - It's worth the ticket price to see a wonderful performance in the birthplace of flamenco - Seville Palace, which feels like a low-end version of the Alhambra - Try the winter 🍊, I heard that the leaves are different in shape, some are sour and some are sweet - The most beautiful Spanish square can be visited early in the morning when there are fewer people ▶️Day 7 Seville - Malaga (D) - Granada (E) - Originally planned to go shopping in Malaga, but encountered a beautiful rainbow and sunset by the sea ▶️Day 8-9 Granada - The Alhambra (P1-6) is the top 1 favorite of this trip, worth a day of deep experience, passing by P4 to the center to talk and have unexpected harvest (remember to buy tickets in advance on the official website!!) - Strolling around the city of Granada, seeing the snow-capped mountains is inexplicably touching ▶️Day 10-11 Granada - Barcelona (end) - The Sagrada Familia in Barcelona is the top 2 favorite, who knows how many photos were taken inside, go in the evening, it's unbelievably beautiful - Due to time constraints, I only visited the outside of Casa Mila and Casa Batllo - The outlet in Barcelona is worth visiting, the price is good 👍

1. Madrid: Brilliant fireworks at Puerta del Sol 🎆 Madrid, the center of Spain, is a popular choice for New Year's Eve. The bell ringing ceremony at Puerta del Sol is one of the most famous New Year's Eve events in Spain. 🕰️ On the evening of December 31st, crowds gathered in front of the Real Casa de Correos clock. When the clock struck 12, the whole city seemed to be boiling! The gorgeous fireworks soared into the sky, lighting up the night sky and everyone's smiling faces. 2. Barcelona: Fireworks feast at Plaza de España🎆 Barcelona’s New Year’s Eve is also spectacular. At Plaça Espanya you can enjoy a spectacular fireworks, light, music and laser show. 🎶 Nearly 80,000 people attend this party every year, so arrive early to grab a good seat! 3. Valencia: Carnival in Plaza del Ayuntamiento🎉 The central Plaza del Ayuntamiento in Valencia is another great place to spend the New Year. There are fireworks, festivities, performances and lots of live music for you to enjoy. 🎶 Starting at 10:30pm and lasting until 1:45am, you will be immersed in endless fun! 4. Palma: Fireworks by the sea in Corte Square 🏖️ If you plan to spend New Year's Eve on the largest island in the Balearic Islands, then Palma is a great place to celebrate. Fireworks were set off on the seaside promenade and in the city center. Just like on the mainland, locals gather to eat grapes and drink cava to celebrate the coming year. 🍇🍷 5. Seville: Flamenco Night at Plaza Nueva💃 Seville is another great city in Spain to spend the New Year. At Plaza Nueva you can spend the last hours of the year with the locals. Don’t forget to bring your Cava or Sidra and 12 lucky grapes! 🍇 In addition, you can also attend a flamenco show and feel the passion and charm of Andalusia. 6. Malaga: Music and fireworks at Plaza de la Constitución 🎵 The sunny Andalusian city of Malaga is famous for its beautiful Christmas decorations. Ring in the New Year at Plaza de la Constitucion! The event starts at 10pm, where you'll get to watch a free concert and taste lucky grapes. Then, head to El Palacio Club for the grand New Year's Party! There are five areas offering different styles of music - from reggae to flamenco. 7. Tenerife/Ibiza: Wild nights with beach parties 🏖️🎉 If you’re looking for warm weather and beach parties to say goodbye to 2024, Tenerife and Ibiza are the places for you. In Santa Cruz de Tenerife, you can enjoy fireworks and music shows at Plaza de Candelaria, while in Ibiza, you can party hard in various clubs and enjoy the charm of nightlife on this Mediterranean island. 💃

This is the Plaza de España, a must-visit when traveling to Spain! The plaza is wide and very beautiful. Be sure to stop by :) #New YorkFlightEvent

#SeptemberTravelSupportEvent Isn't Piazza di Spagna familiar and famous to everyone even without saying it?? It's the filming location for the movie Roman Holiday. The tall and numerous stairs in the photo are called the Spanish Steps, and they were built to connect the Trinita dei Monti Basilica and Piazza di Spagna! I think I used up all my energy going up there😂

#MayTravelSupportEvent It was a really great place. The flamenco busking was especially impressive. I recommend that you don't make a tight schedule and visit leisurely, take a walk in the park, see the Spanish cities made of tiles, and definitely watch the flamenco busking performance that takes place at sunset.

Spanish 🇪🇸 Arch… The early development area of ​​Barcelona was located in Gothic Quarter (El Gotic), Mainly located on La Rambla Between the Via Laietana and There are quaint streets from the Middle Ages. In the endless winding alleys, a lot of culture is preserved. Ancient buildings built for political, religious or public welfare needs. There are also many specialty shops, century-old restaurants, cafes, and gold-medal-winning croissants here. There are also second-hand markets and artists' paintings for sale in the Holiday Square. Walking here is not boring at all. You can find the most interesting places by turning your back often. Amazing little shop! However, the security in the Gothic Quarter is not very good. The alleys here are complicated and thefts and robberies are heard from time to time, so during the day, you only need to protect your safety. If you take good care of your belongings, you can basically go shopping without any worries. It is not recommended to wander around here after dark!

The capital of Catalonia Autonomous Region and the second largest city in Spain, Barcelona, features a mix of ancient Roman walls, medieval palaces and houses, and modern buildings. Many streets still have old stone-paved roads. The Gothic-style Catholic Cathedral, built in the 14th century, is located in the center of the old city. The La Rambla street, which connects the Peace Gate Square and the Catalonia Square in the city center, is a famous "flower market street". The Bright Fountain on the Spain Square is a masterpiece, and the buildings designed by the architectural genius Gaudi have left a deep impression on the city, making people linger.

Plaza de España is a meeting place for Catalonia Barcelona residents 🤩🤩. You can also catch a bus to the airport here, so it seems like the first place travelers meet when they arrive in Barcelona😍. There are many shopping malls and restaurants centered around this square, so please visit and have a good time☺️☺️. #Catalonia #BarcelonaTravel