Barcelona is famous around the world for its jam?n and suckling pig. So it can be a problematic issue for those who are vegetarian. So to solve their problem, here is a list of top 5 vegetarian restaurants of Barcelona.
In our day to day lives, it often becomes hectic and dull. To overcome the monotony this life, one desperately finds various other things to do to make their day livelier. Travelling is by far the best choice among all the options. A change of scenery and atmosphere is just what the mind needs to relax and enjoy without having to worry about anything. This is why vacations are a must.
Though in our country India, there are many places to visit and tour, people often opt to travel to far more exotic places in order to get their desired scenery. In a tropical country like ours, the weather becomes quite harsh with the summer heat almost making it impossible for the people to live in such extreme conditions. This is why people choose to travel to cooler places outside India in these months.
In fact, one of the best destinations to visit in summer outside India would undoubtedly be to Barcelona, Spain. It is one of the most famous tourist destinations for people across the globe and is a must-see spot if one decided to travel to Spain. It is often counted among the most beautiful cities in the whole wide world because of its majestic beauty which fills the streets and roads of the city. Its churches, citadels and overall layout of the buildings of the city into numerous blocks are a remarkable architectural feat.
1. La Sagrada Familia Temple
Coming to the places which one should visit in Barcelona, the first heritage site which would be the first on anyone’s list is the La Sagrada Familia Temple. Designed by architect Antoni Gaudi, the Temple of La Sagrada Familia is a Roman catholic church built in 1882. It is now a part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Exterior constructions are still being carried out with the goal being the completion by 2026, which marks the 100th year death anniversary of Antoni Gaudi. Upon completion, The La Sagrada temple will become the tallest church in the entire world at 566 ft.
2. Park Güell
Another brilliant spot to see in Barcelona is the Park Guell, also a work of Antoni Gaudi. It is a public park comprising wonderful architectural components and gardens. It is located on Carmel Hill. The main attraction in this park is its terrace which is beautifully designed by Gaudi. Surrounding the terrace is a long park bench which takes the shape of a sea serpent. One can even get the panoramic view the entire city of Barcelona from the top of the park.
Another cathedral to visit will be the Barcelona Cathedral whose history last dates back to as far as the 13th century. Being the most elegant and wonderful structures, it is one of the must visit places in the city.
3. Arc De Triomf
Continuing with the mesmerising architectural landmarks in Barcelona, the next stop for travellers would be the Arc de Triomf. It is a triumphal arch in the city built by Catalonian architect Josep Vilaseca I Casanovas in the year 1888. The arch made of reddish brickstone, it is an exquisite masterpiece with the two pillars containing carvings of bats, which was the emblem for King Juame I, a prosperous ruler of Barcelona in the 13th century.
4. Gothic Quarter
The Gothic Quarter in Barcelona is the centre of the city. It is a neighbourhood filled with quiet streets, alleyways and courtyards which shows the city’s rich history. One can easily get lost in the centre’s mysterious pathways and get acquainted with various historic landmarks within the streets themselves. El Call is the Jewish centre in the Gothic Quarter and contains one of the narrowest lanes in the city. Its rich history dates back to medieval times. One can find lovely restaurants, cafes and bars in these streets too.
5. La Boqueria
The La Boqueria, located on the borders of the Gothic Square, contains one of the city’s oldest and busiest markets. Here one can find anything and everything to buy and calls for being one of the most crowded places in Barcelona.
6. Magic Fountain of Montjuïc
The Magic Fountain of Montjuïc, a fountain found near the Avinguda Maria Cristina. Built in 1929 as a part of Barcelona’s expansion towards international tourism, the place offers the tourist to enjoy a spectacular fountain show which attracts people from all parts of the world. Its amazing light and music show garner almost 2.5 million viewers throughout the year.
7. Camp Nou Stadium
For sports enthusiasts, especially football fans, Barcelona is home to the third largest football stadium in the world, Camp Nou. Home to FC Barcelona after its completion in 1957, Camp Nou has hosted various important sporting events such as the UEFA Champions League and Copa Del Ray finals, UEFA Super Cup finals and FIFA world cup games etc. It is dream come true moment for any football fan to visit this brilliant stadium.
8. Montserrat
Coming to more natural terrain, Montserrat is a mountain range located in Barcelona which is yet another beauty this city has to offer. With the highest peak being Sant Jeroni at 1236 m, this series of mountain ranges is great for hiking and mountain climbing.
Thus, we clearly see why Barcelona is the ideal choice for anyone to visit during summer. With beautiful architecture, amazing food, and spectacular views, one should definitely take out time to come visit this splendid city.
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