Barcelona travel costs

The travel cost is about 20,000-25,000 yuan

Barcelona’s famous tourist attractions: Girona

Girona is located 100 kilometers north of Barcelona , is the second largest city in Catalonia. As early as the Middle Ages, this was a large and influential Jewish settlement. Today, the quiet town still preserves many Jewish relics.

Most of Girona’s attractions are concentrated near the cathedral. There is a Romanesque bell tower on the top of the Baroque-style cathedral's facade. On the left after entering from the entrance are the exquisite Romanesque cloisters and the Museu Capitular, the most worth-seeing church in the church. Some of the religious artworks in the museum, such as the 12th-century tapestry that uses embroidery to depict creation scenes from the Old Testament, are very attractive. The right side of the church is now the Girona Art Museum. The exhibits here are mainly paintings, sculptures, furniture, glassware, gold and silver crafts from the Visigothic period to the 19th century, as well as Gothic-style altarpieces. In the vaulted hall. Behind the church is the baths built by Moorish craftsmen in the 13th century. It is said that in the past, the baths here were not only divided into baths with different temperatures such as cold water, warm water, and hot water, but also saunas. The most attractive part is the cold pool, with its cleverly designed skylight framed by slender columns.

Today, this historic university town on the banks of the Onia River presents a modern side. Many young people have injected vitality into urban life. The streets are filled with art galleries and modernist buildings, some fashionable Shops, bars and restaurants have emerged.

There is a quiet town called Banyoles 18 kilometers north of Girona. It was the venue for the 1992 Olympic Games rowing competition. Visitors can rent a boat and take a look around the lake. Those beautiful villages are a real treat. There is also a market that has lasted for about a thousand years every Wednesday in the arcadeed central square of the old town.

How to get there: There are regular trains to Girona from Barcelona Main Station and Passeig de Gracia, with a journey time of 1 and a half hours. You can also go there from the Northern Long-distance Bus Terminal (Estació del Nord), the journey takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes.

Address: Tourist Information Office Address: Rambla de la Llibertat, 1, 17004 Girona

Barcelona’s famous tourist attractions: Montserrat

Located in Barcelona 60 kilometers northwest. On the mist-shrouded Montserrat mountain, exposed layers of cylindrical rocks can be seen everywhere, which are traces of erosion by wind and rain. It is said that Gaudí was inspired to build the spire of the Church of the Atonement of the Holy Family after seeing the wonderful outline of the mountains here. If you think about it carefully, you will find that the two are really similar! The Montserrat Monastery is located in the embrace of the Montserrat mountains. It looks particularly peaceful and noble. It is the guardian of the spirit and soul of the Catalan people. It has been a place of pilgrimage since the Middle Ages. There are still about 80 monks living a secluded life here. The church built in the 14th century has a Roman-style statue of the Virgin holding the Holy Child for tourists from all over the world. Pilgrims worship. The 5 exhibition rooms in the museum in the monastery include archaeological artifacts from Egypt, Cyprus and the Holy Land of Palestine, gold and silver handicrafts from the 15th to the 20th century, as well as historic paintings and paintings by modern painting masters such as Picasso and Dali. sculpture. The exhibition in the audio-visual room shows visitors the daily life of monks, and takes you into every corner of the monastery through interactive CDs. There is also the Escolania Youth Choir, one of the oldest choirs in Europe. Visitors can hear their beautiful singing in the afternoon and join in the mass.

In 1987, the Montserrat area was designated as a national park, which means that the historical buildings, plants, and animals here will be protected by people, and further measures will be taken to provide tourists with a more comprehensive services.

How to get there: You can drive along the Barcelona-Manresa highway from the A2 exit, or you can take the Catalunya Railway from Plaza de Espa?a to the Montserrat cable car station , the journey takes about 1 and a half hours.

Half-day tours by Julia Tours and Pullmantur depart at 9:00 daily and return to Barcelona at 14:30 pm

Address: Information Office Address: Placa de la Creu, s/ n, 08199 Montserrat

Famous tourist attractions in Barcelona: CASA MILà

CASA MILà was built between 1906 and 1912 and is located in Barcelona, ??Spain In the Eixample extension area in the city, on Passeig de Gràcia. Casa Mila is also known as the "Stone House". Its irregular walls and chimney shaped like a soldier wearing a helmet on the platform are its most famous symbols.

Nowadays, La Pedrera has become a cultural and artistic center, with a floor dedicated to exhibition halls and audio-visual rooms, and a suite that reproduces the modernist furnishings of the time. The attic and roof terrace are the "Gaudi's Space" exhibition halls, which display the master's exquisite design and are most worth seeing.

La Pedrera is regarded as one of the most famous works of architect Gaudí and a symbol of Barcelona. The exterior is treated with a series of stone walls, and the interior is composed of courtyards, pillars and several rooms painted in different colors. The undulating facade features several large windows and iron balconies. On the roof terrace rises the chimney, with its enviable carvings, and the view over Paseo de Gràcia is unparalleled. A World Heritage Site, this building takes craftsmanship and modernist style to the extreme.

In 1984, La Pedrera was selected as a World Cultural Heritage.

Address: Paseo de Gràcia, 92 08008 Barcelona (Barcelona)

Barcelona's famous tourist attraction: L'Aquarium de Barcelona

Located in the old port area The aquarium is the largest in Europe. The water tank in the museum contains more than 50,000 liters of water. It is one of the largest venues in the world containing Mediterranean underwater life. The museum's 20 huge themed pools and an 80-meter-long glass passage bring you face-to-face contact with more than 300 kinds of seahorses, whales, tropical fish, corals, and more than 8,000 marine creatures. There is also a group of lively and cute little penguins at the exit, swimming nimbly and nimbly in the water, attracting the attention of many visitors.

How to get there: Take the Metro L3 Drassanes Station, L4 Barceloneta Station, Tourist Bus Blue Line

Address: Moll d'Espanya del Port Vell, s/n (08039)