A visit to Barcelona, Spain, wouldn’t be complete without seeing Antoni Gaudí’s masterpiece Sagrada Familia. But you shouldn’t rush to leave the place once you finish your tour. As it turns out, there are plenty of other things nearby worth seeing. Check out some of them below.
Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site
Another stunning architectural complex, Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site, is often considered one of the most important examples of Art Nouveau style. It consists of 12 pavilions, each fascinating in its own right, and it offers plenty of opportunities for exploration. You’ll be able to enjoy its stunning gardens and green spaces, intriguing tunnels, colorful mosaics, interior decorations, artwork, and much more.
Passeig de Sant Joan
Passeig de Sant Joan is a popular avenue in Barcelona that is only 10 minutes on foot from Sagrada Família. Here you’ll find many small shops, bars, restaurants, and several monuments and landmarks that deserve your attention. The list includes Arc de Triomf, Palau Macaya, and a monument dedicated to the famous Catalan poet Jacint Verdague.
Gràcia
Gràcia is the perfect place to get to know the local culture better. This charming part of Barcelona was once an independent municipality and still puts significant effort to maintain its tradition. You won’t find major tourist attractions here, but plenty of hidden gems will make the trip well worth it.