Things To Do in Barcelona

Someone who is moving to Barcelona should know that the city is full of art and museums. The Barceloneta beach is one of the most visited one. Barcelona, for me is one of the best places to live in Spain, because offers amazing, sunny weather almost nine months per year.

Barcelona, Spain, is a place you should check out for your next travel experience. Since my stay here, I learned to love food and people easily. Spanish foods are a must-try for every visitor to Spain. From the different variety of tapas (or appetizers) to the famous paella, a tourist will love the country naturally. The people are so friendly. Since Barcelona is home to many migrants, you will find other nationalities like Chinese, Filipinos, and Moroccans thriving in this promising land. The people are sharing their culture making Barcelona a place rich in cultural variety that is not only limited to Spanish culture.

If someone moves to Barcelona, must have a bicycle to go to work or study, traffic there is very heavy, and there are many bicycle roads to go anywhere. Barcelona is a city full of museums and some of them are free, you just have to go to a public office and get a ticket.

Barcelona has two beautiful and large parks. The first that you should explore is within the city next to Poble Sec and is called Montjuic. The other is a bit further out and you can reach it by taking the green metro line (L3) towards Trinitat Nova. You can get off at a variety of stops after Vallcarca where you are able to hike in Serra de Collserola Natural Park.

The city can be quite dangerous. The city however is one of the most beautiful places in Spain and equally Europe. I recommend that anyone thinking of planning a trip abroad should strongly consider Barcelona as one of the first choices. The plane journey is short and it’s a cheap place to wine and dine.

Like many cities around the world at the moment Barcelona is experiencing change, the once busy street are deserted for most of the day, the throngs of tourists no longer pose for selfies outside the Sagrada Familia, the air is cleaner and the roads are quiet. But, the city is still Barcelona, the narrow streets, the Gothic architecture that crowd the city centre are unique to this city. what do you need to know about Barcelona before moving here? No matter what happens Barcelona will still be individual, it will still stand out from the masses it will always be Barcelona.