Sagrada Família
Barcelona, Catalonia
Gaudí's masterpiece basilica, an architectural wonder still under construction after 140 years.
Local tip
Book timed entry tickets well in advance. Consider the audio guide for deeper insights.
A vibrant country of passionate flamenco, stunning architecture, and diverse landscapes from beaches to mountains.
Plan a Trip to SpainSpain captivates visitors with its rich tapestry of cultures, from the Moorish influences in Andalusia to the Basque traditions in the north. The country boasts world-renowned art museums, architectural marvels by Gaudí, pristine beaches along the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts, and a culinary scene that ranges from tapas bars to Michelin-starred restaurants.
Planning tip
Build your days around nearby places and realistic travel times so there is room to enjoy each stop.
Destination highlights
Start with these signature places, then shape a route around the experiences that matter to you.
Barcelona, Catalonia
Gaudí's masterpiece basilica, an architectural wonder still under construction after 140 years.
Local tip
Book timed entry tickets well in advance. Consider the audio guide for deeper insights.
Granada, Andalusia
Stunning Moorish palace complex showcasing Islamic art and architecture.
Local tip
Purchase tickets months in advance. Visit during golden hour for the best photography.
Barcelona, Catalonia
Whimsical park designed by Gaudí with colorful mosaics and unique architecture.
Local tip
Early morning visits offer the best light and fewer crowds.
Madrid
World-class art museum featuring works by Velázquez, Goya, and other Spanish masters.
Local tip
Free entry during the last 2 hours on weekdays. Focus on the Spanish masters collection.
Go from country to city
Use a city guide for the decisions that change the route: where to stay, how to move, what to reserve, how much to fit into a day, and what to do when conditions change.
Editorial city guide
For three days in Barcelona, dedicate one day to the Gothic Quarter and El Born, one to Sagrada Família and the Eixample–Gràcia corridor, and one to Montjuïc and Poble-sec. Reserve the major Gaudí site for a specific time and use Metro for the long district changes.
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Three days in Spain