Tourist Attractions & Monuments Barcelona

Barcelona Route offers you the possibility to tailor the city visits according to the length of your stay and your desires. A fully personalised service with a private guide, which also offers the possibility of renting a room in the living room.

By leaving Barcelona, you arrive very quickly on the beaches frequented by the Barcelona on weekends. Each has its own interest, its particularity. First, Gavá, known as "La Pineda", with its dunes and pine forests. Then Castelldefels, and its large stretches of sand, 5 km, frequented by athletes, fans of wind, windsurfing, surfing and other kites. Both locations are contiguous and connected by a dike for roller or bicycle lovers, who end in Port Ginesta. Through the coastal road, you arrive at the small beach of Garraf, a small bay lined with white and green huts. Very quiet with a terrace restaurant, Garraf Chiringuito: first terrace, tapas; Second terrace, restaurant with specialities from the sea, where it is good to drag away from the parasols with a view of a beautiful sea, a relaxing holiday atmosphere. At the entrance to Sitges, Marina, a small beach and a small harbour with a tropézienne atmosphere with its restaurants and terraces giving directly onto the harbour. In Sitges, the beaches of Balmins and Sant Pedroche are the quietest and the most family-friendly. Fine sand and gentle slope to enter the water, the sea is often hot, thanks to its low depth.

The evocative name of this brand-new Barcelona space (opening late October 2023) leaves no doubt as to the collection it houses: the Museum of Forbidden Art exhibits in a sumptuous palace some forty works that have in common the fact of having been censored, vandalized or simply withdrawn from exhibitions. These contemporary artworks (by Picasso, Abel Azcona, Andy Warhol, Ines Doujak and Robert Mapplethorpe, among others) question the political and moral place of art in our societies. An aesthetic and civic experience.