The Park Güell. The park was designed by the famous artist Gaudi as his imitation to the English garden cities he so much admired by his patron who was Eusebi Güell (from where the bizarre name of the park was taken). The park was designed for the wealthy but for the public areas as well. Accordingly the original idea of the park was to sold the plots and let the architects designed. But the idea was never brought up, because the area is too far from the city and it is too radical to change. In 1922, the family decided to donate the park to the city. With Gaudi’s incredible imagination, he made a fantasy like park a breathtaking view to witness. Despite the fact that this was destroyed during the Civil War the two gate house remnants was renovated for the Hansel and Gretel opera. Starting here, you could pace forward to the splendid staircase which is ornamented with multicolored battlements; here you can also see the iconic sculpture of lizard through the main marketplace. Today, the Park Güell is already been designated as UNESCO’s World Heritage Site. The peak of the park is marked with the large cross that offers incredible scenery of the city and the glimmering sea beyond.

Palau de la Música Catalana. This striking concert hall was designed as a paean for the Catalan renaixenca as well as the showcase for the most wonderful Modernista workshop. The decoration that surrounds this incredible concert hall is worthy to visit. The vibrant colors and mosaic that it features designated as the members of the Orfeó Català is amazingly awesome. Aside from the fact that this is a concert hall however, Palau de la Música Catalana has been visited not only for its role as a concert hall but because of its stunning façade and architectural designs. Wherever you look, you will be impressed with the concert hall’s fascinating ornaments. Look up and you will discover the ceiling where the hanged inverted bell of stained glass can be seen. While if you walk forward to the back of the stage, the winged horses that seems like flying over the balcony is amazing. This concert hall is one of the must see in Barcelona. There are still many things to discover within this concert hall that you should have to discover it by yourself during your trip here.

So let us make a list of what to visit in barcelona in such a little time. Here are the major of the major of places of interest in Barcelona. So, even with a little time do not forget to see these structures or attractions.

Top 3 Major Attractions

1. Sagrada Familia
2. Las Ramblas
3. Parc Guell

Do not ever miss to visit the above mentioned attractions even if you got a very limited time. So, after visiting these places and to your surprise you are allowed to stay a day or two in Barcelona; then it is time to search for other attraction in barcelona.

4. The Magic Fountain of Montjuic
5. Picasso Museum
6. Barcelona FC Museum

And if you intend to take a stroll and comb the city of more attraction perhaps you can get acquainted with significant words like mercat de la boqueria, torre agbar barcelona, casa batllo barcelona, casa vicens barcelona, barri gotic barcelona, poble espanyol barcelona and la boqueria in barcelona.

There are a lot more to get to know in this famous Spanish city. But the Top 3 Major Attraction is of utmost importance. In my opinion, these three seems to represent Barcelona travel.

For you, what attraction/s best represents Barcelona?