Must See Sites
Sagrada Familia: Founded in 1882 by architect Antoni Gaudi, construction of this one-of-a-kind UNESCO World Heritage basilica continues today and is expected to be completed in 2026.
La Boqueria: The Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria is a large public market and foodie heaven on Las Ramblas, a major pedestrian thoroughfare.
Magic Fountain: The four columns shown are part of the Magic Fountains of Montjuïc, which offer an impressive light, music and color display in the evenings, with the national museum at the top of the hill.

Activities
Art lovers can admire the works of great artists like Picasso, Dali and Gaudi, who are just a few of the notables on display in this veritable cornucopia of art and architecture. Don’t miss the iconic symbol of Barcelona, La Sagrada Familia — Antoni Gaudi’s renowned, unfinished masterpiece that attracts thousands of visitors every year. Culture seekers will have a memorable time discovering the city’s architectural and historic treasures that span 2,000+ years — from the Roman Era to the Middle Ages and beyond. Stroll the cobblestone lanes of the Gothic Quarter, past intriguing plazas and imposing cathedrals.
For sun lovers, the deep blue Mediterranean hosts gorgeous beaches to bask on, bike along or leisurely stroll down. And, the surrounding rolling forests are perfect for hiking, mountain biking or picnicking. Outside the city, there’s plenty to explore, including the captivating island of Ibiza; breathtakingly beautiful Valencia; and the quaint little town of Reus. Delta Vacations offers exciting tours and activities you can add to your package, such as a tapas bar tour.

Shopping
From high-end couture to quaint boutiques, shopaholics can find something to suit any taste or style. The city’s most famous street, Las Ramblas, is lined with interesting shops, trendy restaurants, beautiful flower stands, book kiosks and more. This tree-lined promenade comes alive with a fascinating flow of colorful characters and animated street performers like jugglers, puppeteers and living statues. It is the perfect place to people watch in Barcelona.

Dining & Drinks
A world-class dining scene, Barcelona offers a special mixture of seafood and mountain dishes that will tempt the most discriminating taste buds. Its culinary landscape includes Basque-style tapas bars, Galician seafood taverns, avant-garde Japanese restaurants and decadent chocolate shops. Catalan dishes are simple and flavorful, with ingredients like seafood,jamon (cured ham) and fresh produce. Popular drinks includecava (sparkling wine),leche de pantera (milk & liquor), sangria and vermouth.

Getting to Barcelona
Delta Vacations flight + hotel packages include round-trip airfare aboard a Delta Partner Airline to Barcelona El Prat International Airport (BCN). Round-trip minivan and private car transfers between the airport and Barcelona hotels are available to purchase. Car rentals are also available.