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Updated Jun 2024
- 6.74.7/519 ReviewFrom24.64
based on 16166 reviews"Eine wirklich atemberaubende Kirche auf Mallorca, eine gigantische Größe für die Insel! 🤩"Palma de Mallorca>100km from BarcelonaHighlights: The Cathedral of Palma de Mallorca is a Gothic Catholic church. It took nearly 400 years before it was finally completed in 1601. The church is located between the Almudena Palace and the Bishop's Palace. Entering the main hall, 14 columns stand in the sky, and the tops of the columns are scattered like palm trees. Looking up, there is a huge rose-colored glass at the top of the main hall, which is very eye-catching.Show Less - 6.64.7/570 Reviewbased on 8132 reviews"The Cathedral of Our Lady of Pilar is the core area of the city and the most important Cathedral of Our Lady of the city. It has a very important status and history. The interior of the church can also be applied for visits. It is a lot of sculptures and artistic structures, which is very good."Zaragoza.Old Town>100km from BarcelonaHighlights: In the Basilica of Our Lady of Pilar, the stone column of the apparition of the Virgin Mary is still preserved. In Spanish, the column is called "Pilar", which is the origin of the church's name. The current church was built in the 17th century, and the Epiphany Column is preserved in the chapel of the Holy Tower at the east end of the church. Zaragoza is famous for the Epiphany Column, and believers from all over the world will line up to visit and worship. In addition, the commanding heights of the North Tower have a good view overlooking the city of Zaragoza.Show Less
- 5.94.3/564 ReviewFreebased on 8110 reviews"day trip suitable for those who love nature especially mountains. unique rocks"Bages36.3km from BarcelonaHighlights: Montserrat Monastery is 60 kilometers away from the city of Barcelona. It is famous for its peculiarly shaped rocks, black Madonna statues and ancient European choirs. It is regarded by the locals as the guardians of the spirit and soul of the Catalans, and many believers come here to make pilgrimages.Show Less
- 5.84.9/528 ReviewFreebased on 1790 reviews"Sitges Beach is large and the sand is very fine. The sun makes the sand warm and it is very comfortable to step on bare feet. There are many people on the beach basking in the sun, and there are people playing beach volleyball, everyone is enjoying the beach time in the way they like."Sitges35.2km from BarcelonaHighlights: LaPlayadeSitges is a well-known beach area in Sitges, where the beauty of the sea and the sky, sunbathing and various marine sports can be realized.Show Less
- 5.84.2/529 ReviewFrom40.25based on 7975 reviews"I learned a lot in this museum! a must go for any art lover - be sure to leave at least 2-3 hours to explore everything"Figueres>100km from BarcelonaHighlights: The master painter Salvador Dalí founded the world-famous Dalí Museum in his hometown of Figueres in 1974, which is one of the most visited museums in Spain and a destination for art lovers around the world. It houses more than 4,000 works by Dalí (1904-1989), including his early artistic experiments and works, as well as his surrealist works in later years. In addition to paintings, the museum also exhibits sculptures, jewelry, and furniture designed by Dalí. The predecessor of the museum was the ancient theatre of Figueres, which was destroyed by war. The museum was designed by Dali himself, and every detail was scrutinized several times. It was finally opened to the public on September 28, 1974. The building itself is a very imaginative work. Artwork, the transparent mesh dome has become the landmark of Figueres, and the giant eggs standing or falling on the roof of the museum are also very conspicuous. The use of eggs to represent life and change is a frequent image in Dali's works. There are also dolls, bagels and other works of art scattered outside the museum, revealing a strange and mysterious atmosphere. Dali himself called the museum a "surreal world". Walking into it, the decoration of the atrium will make people's eyes shine. The small windows are arranged in a semi-arc shape, like the boxes in the theater. Greetings to the audience, very interesting. There are countless works of Dalí at various stages of creation in the pavilion, not to be missed: Port Alguer, The Girl from Figueres, The Spectre of Sex Appeal, The Spectre of Sex Appeal, SoftSelf-Portrait with Fried Bacon, Galarina, Basket of Bread, Atomic Leda, Apotheosis of the Dollar, Morning, Noon, afternoon and evening" (Dawn, Noon, Afternoon and Evening) and so on. In addition, the Mae West room is also not to be missed. This magical exhibition hall is modeled after the American sexy actress Mae West. The lip-shaped sofa in the room, the oil paintings similar to binoculars, and the curtains shaped like hair make up the room. The vivid face of the actress and the unique design concept have given infinite inspiration to future home designers. The classic "face" shape can be photographed in the small building behind the curtain. Dalí's Jewellery Gallery was established in 2001 and includes 37 sets of gold jewellery, 2 sets of jewellery that are new, and 27 drawings and paintings on paper that Dalí created while designing his jewellery. Dalí died in 1989 and was buried in the basement of the museum's center, which is also used to display gold jewelry designed by the new artist.Show Less
- 5.74.2/538 Reviewbased on 69 reviews"Amazing architecture and fascinating place to see with hidden gems around each corner, great to learn the history in a wonderful museum near by.Also lovely cafe's restaurants and ice cream shops"Girona86.2km from BarcelonaHighlights: The Cathedral of Girona, located in the heart of the old town, was built in the 11th century in Romanesque style, then changed to Gothic style in the 13th century. Completed in the 18th century, the cathedral is one of the world's most famous Gothic cathedrals. The cathedral stands impressively on nearly 100 steps and is famous for its nave. The cloister of the church is neo-Romanesque, the front facade and main hall are Catalan Baroque, and the side bell tower was built in the 18th century. The very wide Gothic nave is also a symbol of the ideal space of Catalan Gothic architecture. The Church Treasure Museum preserves the complete brocade painting "Genesis" embroidered in Europe between the 11th and 12th centuries, which is very spectacular. The Cathedral is also the location for the filming of the Cathedral of King's Landing in "Game of Thrones".Show Less
- 5.64.6/528 ReviewFree"The Arc de Triomphe of Montpellier is the symbol of this ancient city. The size of the Arc de Triomphe is much smaller than that of Paris. But the appearance is also very delicate, there are exquisite carvings on the door, is the standard building of this cultural city, we must come to visit."Montpellier.Montpellier City Center>100km from BarcelonaHighlights: The Arc de Triomphe of Montpellier is located at the east end of the Peruvian Gardens. Although this Arc de Triomphe is not as grand as the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, it has a longer history and is one of Montpellier's well-known architectural attractions.Show Less
- 5.54.7/530 ReviewFreebased on 724 reviews"The Garon River is also a very interesting landscape in Toulouse. The river scenery here is also quite fun. The night view is very good. The whole river can also see some bridges. It is also very good to experience some of the feelings of this city. It is very good at night."Toulouse.Toulouse City Center>100km from BarcelonaHighlights: The Garonne River flows through the urban area of Toulouse from south to north. The scenery on both sides of the river is beautiful. The historic New Bridge and the Saint-Pierre Bridge are all across the river. It is especially beautiful at night against the backdrop of landscape lights. The Garonne River is one of the five major rivers in France. It originates in the Spanish Pyrenees and flows into the Atlantic Ocean along the Gironde estuary in northern Bordeaux, France.Show Less
- 5.44.2/58 ReviewFrom91.47
based on 25865 reviews"Both playgrounds are super fun. The price is not expensive. Especially the vertical roller coaster at Ferrari Park is really an extreme experience, accelerating to 180km/h in 5 seconds, falling 70 meters vertically, stimulating the explosion. The Ferrari theme park is full of racing elements, a great experience."Salou91.5km from BarcelonaHighlights: PortAventura has more than 1 million square meters of breathtaking landscape and more than 30,000 different species of plants. The scenic spot is divided into five parts: Mexico, Polynesia, China, the Mediterranean coast and the western United States. Each zone is based on a different part of the world. Explore the quintessential Catalan coast town of Mediterrnia, watch a gunfight in the far west, and discover the park's most exhilarating rides in the Mexican Quarter. The largest area is the China area, a full path theme looks like the Great Wall of China. Experience a thrilling roller coaster ride in Europe at the 256-foot-tall on what is said to be the world's fastest, with a max speed of 84 mph! There are also speedboats, water tanks, and whitewater rafting to add to the fun, and there are several simulators for exciting experiences. Hanging around the park's myriad rides, the performances are different every day, and visitors can see dancing and acrobatics as well as the Sesame Street parade. There are also restaurants to enjoy food: tacos, Marco Polo's Chinese buffet or hot dogs.Show Less - 5.14.8/531 Review"Visiting Airbus headquarters came to Toulouse because I wanted to visit Airbus. Toulouse is the seat of Airbus headquarters, in fact, the office and production workshop, here security guards, you can only visit along the designated route, about 1 and a half hours, by the interpreter introduced the entire production process, very shocking. Photographs are taken outside the factory because the tour process is prohibited."Toulouse.Toulouse West>100km from BarcelonaHighlights: Airbus is headquartered in Toulouse, France, and is owned by the European Aerospace Defense Group. Airbus has wholly owned subsidiaries in the US, China, Japan and the Middle East, spare parts centres in Hamburg, Frankfurt, Washington, Beijing and Singapore, training centres in Toulouse, Miami, Hamburg and Beijing, and worldwide There are also more than 150 field service offices.Show Less
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FAQ
What are some Best Things to Do near Barcelona?
Some Best Things to Do near Barcelona include:Cathedral de Mallorca, Basílica de Nuestra Senora del Pilar, Abbey of Montserrat, Sitges Beach, Dalí Theatre and Museum
What are some highly-rated Best Things to Do near Barcelona?
Some highly-rated Best Things to Do near Barcelona include:Cathedral de Mallorca:4.7, Basílica de Nuestra Senora del Pilar:4.7, Abbey of Montserrat:4.3, Sitges Beach:4.9, Dalí Theatre and Museum:4.2
Where are Best Things to Do near Barcelona located?
The Best Things to Do near Barcelona are mainly located in:Cathedral de Mallorca:Palma de Mallorca, Basílica de Nuestra Senora del Pilar:Zaragoza, Abbey of Montserrat:Bages, Sitges Beach:Sitges, Dalí Theatre and Museum:Figueres
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