Spain, Costa Brava

Capital of Catalonia, world famous thanks to its famous LA SAGRADA FAMILIA cathedral by Gaudi, Barcelona is a Mediterranean city where life is good.

For nature lovers, come and recharge your batteries in Parc Guell, appreciated for its mosaic benches and its salamander. Then, take Las Ramblas, where musicians, mimes, living statues and acrobats mix, make this street the liveliest in the city !

For athletic holidaymakers, discover the Montjuic park, the most touristy hill in the city where the Olympic stadium of the 1992 Summer Olympics is located or the Camp Nou, mythical football stadium of the FC Barcelona club ( his changing rooms, trophies, etc.). Take in the eyes and stroll through the aisles of the colorful Boqueria market! Take the opportunity to taste the Catalan specialties: tomato bread, Catalan cream, fish stew…. Do not forget to appreciate the museum of Pablo Picasso and its 4000 works of art, an artist who spent a large part of his life in this city. Finally, as a family, set off to conquer the oceans by visiting the largest aquarium in Europe located on the port, you can access it by cable car.

A unique blend of ancient and modern

Barcelona is a city where past and future meet in harmony. The Old Town (Ciutat Vella), with its narrow streets, lively squares and magnificent cathedrals, is testimony to its rich past. La Sagrada Família, Gaudí's unfinished work, is a symbol of the city and a masterpiece of Modernista architecture. Parc Güell, another of Gaudí's masterpieces, offers panoramic views over the city and a dreamlike journey into the heart of nature.

A city open to the sea

Barcelona is a city that looks out to sea. La Rambla is the city's main thoroughfare, leading to the famous Plaça de Catalunya and the Port of Barcelona. The beaches of Barceloneta and Bogatell are very popular with tourists and locals alike. Here you can enjoy a wide range of water sports, relax in the sun or simply take in the festive atmosphere.