Plaça de Catalunya Guide

Located in the Eixample neighborhood, the Rector Olivera Gardens is a hidden gem for you to explore. As you stroll, the surrounding beauty of the place, the stunningly crafted Church of Conception, exotic flora, and fauna altogether create a dreamy vibe. You can also taste the unfiltered flavors of Catalan society and enjoy a glimpse of the daily life of the city by booking your Plaça de Catalunya tickets. Enjoy walking to the core part of Gaudi’s Barcelona to discover the interesting aspects of the city and witness some of his world-popular art pieces, like Casa Vicens, Park Güell etc.

La Rambla is a renowned tree-lined vibrant street in Barcelona and often considered as a mini paradise for shoppers and foodies. The place is a hub of all luxe brands and lip-smacking local cuisines. You can unwind amid the calm and cozy atmosphere, admire the exotic artifacts and buy some trendy outfits to make one of the best excursions of the city of Barcelona. You can even indulge in treating yourself with delicious Tapas from Cerveseria Catalina, after a tiresome day of all the walking-and-shopping stuff.

Francesc Macia, a stunning square and one of the most transitory points in the city, is no less than heaven to artists, sculptors, and art lovers. You can get to witness Francesc Macia, one of the stunning sculptures that is shaped like an upside-down stairway along with the heart-pleasing architecture. When you buy the Plaça de Catalunya tickets, you get to relish in the amazing must see surroundings especially at the time when the sun sets.

The beautiful fountain, Font Dels Sis Putti is a must see attraction of the city. You can admire the gorgeous sculpture figures of six young chubby males, which represents Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of "love," during her birth. Alongside, Font Dels Sis Putti blesses its visitors with a beautiful ambiance including the flock of birds, exotic flowers and plants. Also, the place is lined by lots of classy international designer boutiques and stores.

Yet another major tourist attraction in Catalunya is The Dona amb image de la Mare de Deu, chiefly known as the moving sculpture. It features a moving sculpture of a naked mother who is cradling her child and the little one is hugging her back. The woman is in pleasure and is looking upward to her symbolizing as if she's happy to be a mother. The whole scenario is completed with an ecstatic sparkling fountain.

The quaint street of tallers is a narrow lane that makes its way to the top of the most-popular Las Ramblas. Being a cozy and shady street, it offers vintage shopping, chill-out bars, and much more than you expect. Walking down the street usually remains calm and peaceful, and thus you can explore the nooks and corners of the street featuring a myriad of boutiques.