You can find everything in Barcelona, it is so rich in culture and the people are helpful and kind, just in case you get a little lost, just ask somebody and they will point you the right way.

Visit a library, museums, galleries, sport venues, religious sites and a lot more, don ’t go until you finish visiting all.

Baixada de Santa Eulàlia

This is a beautiful cathedral dedicated to Santa Eulalia, the most honored martyr of the city. It is a great experience when you go and know the history of this chapel and the martyr Santa Eulalia.

Biblioteca Popular de la Dona Francesca Bonnemison

This is the first library exclusively for woman, this library was funded in 1909 has an interesting story behind this, all started when somebody said (Any woman's worth more when she learns how to read), the first line of a ballad by the 13th-century Catalan troubadour Severí de Girona.

Museu de la cera

Barcelona's Wax Museum has plenty of appeal. This Museum is a 19th-century building that used to be a bank, the winding staircase and frescoes are a fitting setting for the array of Catalan and Spanish historical and cultural personages, Princes Diana, Cave man, Dracula, Frankenstein, and the usual suspects and resent ones. The Next door, the museum's cafe El Bosc de les Fades is fitted out "fairy forest" style with magic mirrors, bubbling brooks, and secret doors, further adding to the fantastical experience.

Boqueria

This well known Barcelona’s food market (Mercat de Sant Josep) spectacular and delicious bar restaurants or how most people called it food sanctuary. Where you could find any kind of exotic food, fast, fresh, hot, cold and the taste is unique Barcelona’s Style.

If you go to Barcelona don’t forget to stop in this famous food market you wont regret it.