What are the more interesting tourist attractions in Barcelona?

Barcelona is one of the top tourist cities in Europe. It has a strong medieval style and retains many magnificent churches. The whole city gives people a simple temperament and atmosphere, attracting people from all over the world. For travel enthusiasts, here is a detailed travel guide to share with you. 1. La Sagrada Família in Barcelona

Price: 17 euros for church visit; 25 euros for church visit + audio guide (available in Chinese); 32 euros for church visit + tower climbing + audio guide; experts are available Guided church tours are €26; children 10 and under are free; discounts are available with student ID. You can book tickets in advance on the official website. This requires booking in advance.

Official website address: http://www.sagradafamilia.org/

Address: CarrerdeMallorca 401, Barcelona? How to get there: Metro Line 2 (Purple Line) and Line 5 (Blue Line) Sagrada Familia Station, and can be reached by buses 19, 33, 34, 43, 44, 50, 51, B20 and B24.

It’s really super beautiful. The use of light is great. The entrance is on the Glory side. I’m scheduled to enter at 9 am. There aren’t too many people there. You’ll go through security checks when you enter. You can get the tour guide after entering. Go downhill on the right side facing the Sagrada Familia and you will be set in Chinese.

The Sagrada Familia is actually not big. The windows inside are in cool colors on the side near the entrance, and warm colors on the other side. The colors will become more colorful when the sun rises a little longer, and the windows on the side of the entrance will have light spots. , I wonder if the colors will be more intense in the evening.

The exit can be from the crucifixion side, or you can go down from the crucifixion to a museum or something below and then turn back to the glory side and come out from the gift shop. There is a small park with a small pool opposite Glory, and you can take pictures of the Sagrada Familia with water in the foreground. 2. Casa Batllo

Tickets: Adults 25 euros, 7-18 years old 22 euros, students (with student ID) 22 euros, seniors over 65 years old 22 euros, children under 7 years old free; the above The price includes an audio guide, and a Chinese audio guide is provided.

Address: Passeig de Gràcia, 43? How to get there:? Metro Line 2 (red line), Line 3 (green line) and Line 4 (yellow line) Passeig de Gràcia station, buses H10, V15, 7 , 22 and 24 can be reached.

In comparison, I think Casa Batlló is the most beautiful building outside the Sagrada Familia. Because there are still people living here, the whole thing is really beautiful.

The interior design of Casa Batlló also adheres to Gaudí’s consistent style. There are no straight lines and edges, but soft waves and curves. A door, a door handle, and a seat. The curves cater to the human body lines, and the small details reflected everywhere give people infinite admiration.

From the ground floor, you can reach the lobby on the second floor through Gaudí’s elegant wooden staircase specially designed for Casa Batlló. The top decoration of the stair handrail is particularly exquisite, with thin metal ribbons surrounding an orange A glass sphere, the flat and smooth surface of the ceiling inside the hall is thrown around in a whirlpool shape, and Gracia Street can be seen through the large window that can be opened up and down.