Barcelona, the cosmopolitan capital of Spain, is known for its art and architecture. The city is situated in Spain’s south-west. Barcelona has a lot to see and explore. In the below Barcelona 3 Day itinerary, I will try to cover most of Barcelona’s unmissable attractions.

So, let’s get into the unfiltered Barcelona vibes.

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GOOD TO KNOW

Best Location to Stay in Barcelona: Eixample & La Rambla
Must-Try Food Botifarra Amb Mongetes
Best time to Visit: All Year Around
Hotel Suggestion: 3 STAR HOTELS: Holiday Inn Express Barcelona City 22@, Hotel ILUNION Auditori, Hotel Sagrada Família

4 STAR HOTELS: Hotel ILUNION Bel Art, Hotel NH Collection Barcelona Constanza, Petit Palace Museum

5 STAR HOTELS: W Barcelona, Meliá Barcelona Sarrià, El Palace Hotel Barcelona
Shopping Streets: Passeig de Gracia & Plaza Catalunya
Tips: i) Keep in mind that you do not need a luxurious hotel, as most of the time you will be exploring the city.

ii) Book the hotel that is located in the centre of the city, which is Eixample & La Rambla

iii) Purchase Barcelona hop-on, hop-off bus tickets. It is the best way to explore the attractions of the city.
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DAY 01: (Art and History)

On the very first day of the Barcelona 3 Day Itinerary, visit the Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, Casa Batlló, and La Rambla Street. All these sites are located in the central area of Barcelona and are easily accessible by the Hop On Hop Off bus.

SAGRADA FAMILIA

La Sagrada Familia Barcelona Spain

In the morning, after breakfast, first proceed to La Sagrada Familia. The basilica was masterfully designed by Antoni Gaudí. It’s an unmissable UNESCO World Heritage Site in Barcelona. This Catholic church is decorated with stone carvings and sculptures.

It has been under construction since 1882 and is expected to be completed by 2026.

It is suggested to purchase a skip-the-line ticket for Sagrada Familia with tower access. Also, make sure you make a booking well in advance.

PARK GUELL

Park Guell Barcelona Spain

Park Guell was originally intended to be a residential estate. It was designed by Antoni Gaudi. The vibrant colours of Park Guell make it more attractive.

Salamander sculpture, also known as “El Drac” (in English, “The Dragon”), welcomes visitors at the entrance of the park. Also, it’s a popular spot for photographs.

The rooftop of the park offers a panoramic view of the city.

The park was built from 1900 to 1914 and officially opened to the public in 1926.

Like Sagrada Familia, Park Guell is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

CASA BATLLO

Casa Batllo Barcelona Spain

Casa Batlló, also known as the “House of Bones,” is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Barcelona. It was designed by Emilio Sala Cortés, who was Antoni Gaudí’s guru.

The roof of the building is shaped like a dragon, and it is made in the theme of Marine World and the Mediterranean Sea.

LA RAMBLA STREET

La Ramblas Street Barcelona Spain

La Ramblas is the 1.2-kilometer-long Vibrant Street in Barcelona, located in the heart of the city. It is known for its street performers, like living statues, musicians, etc.

The street is home to many restaurants, shops, and cultural institutions. It is also known for its vibrant nightlife, with many bars and clubs.

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DAY 02: (Show and Sport)

On your second day of the Barcelona 3 Day Itinerary, visit FC Barcelona (Spotify Camp Nou), Montjuic Cable Car, and the Flamenco Show at City Hall Theater. All these sites are located in the central area of Barcelona and are easily accessible by the Hop On Hop Off bus.

FC BARCELONA (Spotify Camp Nou)

Spotify Camp Nou FC Barcelona Spain Football Stadium

Spotify Camp Nou is FC Barcelona’s home stadium. It is the largest football stadium in Europe, with a seating capacity of 1,05,000 spectators. There is a museum on the stadium premises. The museum showcases the history and greatness of the FC Barcelona Club with a unique multimedia experience.

At FC Barcelona, you can test your football skills in the “Robokeeper” challenge, where you’ll have three chances to score a goal against our robotic goalkeeper.

MONTJUIC CABLE CAR

Montjuïc Cable Car Barcelona Spain

Carles Bugas designed and built the Montjuc Cable Car in 1929. It was the first cable car system in Spain. The cable car has two stations: one at the foot of Montjuic Hill and one at the top of the hill. The per-way journey takes about 5 minutes. 

The cable car offers bird-eye views of Barcelona.

FLAMENCO SHOW AT TABLAO CITY HALL

Flamenco Show Barcelona Spain, City Hall

In the evening, experience an authentic flamenco show at City Hall Theater. Watch a flamenco show at a historic venue in the heart of the city, next to Plaza Catalunya, in the La Rambla district, with live music and singing. You will have the option to include a drink or dinner with the show ticket.

There are four show times in the evening: 5:00 PM, 6:45 PM, 8:30 PM, and 10:00 PM. The show lasts for an hour.

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DAY 03: (Adventure)

On the last day of Barcelona 3 Day Itinerary get ready for a super fun time at the theme park! Proceed to PortAventura World and Ferrari Land Barcelona, which is 108 KM from the city (1.5 Hour Drive Per Way).

PORTAVENTURA WORLD

PortAventura Park is the part of Portaventura World. The park attracts 5.3 million visitors per year, making it the most visited theme park in Spain.

You can experience roller coasters like Dragon Khan, Furius Baco, and Shambhala—the tallest ones in Europe. Also, water attractions like Angkor or Tutuki Splash.

There’s so much to explore and enjoy for everyone in PortAventura Park.

FERRARI LAND

Ferrari Land Barcelona Spain

Ferrari Land is a theme park located in PortAventura World, next to the PortAventura Park. The Theme Park has 11 rides, including world’s highest and fastest vertical accelerator, the Red Force.

It is the second amusement park by Ferrari Group, after the Ferrari World Abu Dhabi.

Ferrari Land has shops that offer unique gifts & Ferrari themed souvenirs.

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CONCLUSION

With this Barcelona 3 Day Itinerary, you’ll get a taste of the city’s history, culture, and entertainment. Whether you’re an art lover, a sports fan, or an adventure-seeker, Barcelona will leave you with unforgettable memories.

So, pack your bags, grab your camera, and get ready to immerse yourself in the unfiltered Barcelona Vibes!

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