Honeymoon ideas to Remember during your Barcelona visit
Barcelona is situated on the north-east of the Iberian Peninsula in Spain. As such, you can arrive in Barcelona via cruise ship or plane.
The city boasts a beautiful Mediterranean climate, though the best time of year to plan a honeymoon in the city is from May-June or September-October.
This being said, the weather is still stable enough to visit during the winter months from November-January.
Whether you choose to arrive via cruise ship or plane, here are some ideas during your honeymoon in Barcelona.
1. Take in the Magnificence of Park Guell
A must-do on your excursions throughout Barcelona is a visit to Park Guell, designed by expressionist architect, Antoni Gaudi.
This park resembles more of an artwork than an actual park, decorated with ornate benches, caves, mosaics and a stunning terrace overlooking the city.
Stroll hand-in-hand as you uncover the beautiful designs throughout the park, then enjoy a sunset from the terrace with expansive views of the city.
Park opening hours are from 8:30 am to 6:30 pm.
2. Explore Mount Tibidabo
For an excursion just outside the city limits, a visit to Mount Tibidabo is must-see. Towering over the city itself, you'll need to catch a tram ride to the top which in itself offers beautiful views.
Unwind on the hilltop and soak in the panoramic views of Barcelona below or take things up a notch at the Tibidabo amusement park. The Sagrat Cor church, located nearby, is also worth viewing!
3. Enjoy the Views at Montserrat
For a day of both historic and breathtaking sights, schedule in a visit to Montserrat. With its rugged outcrops and ancient mountains, it's a truly beautiful sight to behold.
Enjoy a traditional cogwheel train ride to the top with stunning views overlooking the Pyrenees range and the surrounding region of Catalonia.
Make sure to visit the Benedictine monastery, an ode to a bygone era and deep-seeded Spanish heritage.
4. La Sagrada Familia
Undoubtedly one of the most popular sights in all of Barcelona, La Sagrada Familia is a true wonder of architecture.
This great architectural feat began in 1882 by architect, Antoni Gaudi, and is still under construction to this day.
The basilica features 18 towers which reign over Barcelona, designed with the most incredibly intricate detail.
Along with this, admire the facades and artworks of other Spanish artists such as Domenec Sugranes I Gras, Francisco de Paula and many more.
Opening hours during the summer are from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm and 9:00 am to 6:00 pm in winter.
5. Discover Parc de la Ciutadella
This expansive property houses the Catalan Parliament, Museu d'Art Modern as well as a zoological garden and is most definitely worth a visit.
You can also choose to meander the perfectly manicured, opulent gardens for a truly romantic, yet serene introduction to Barcelona.
Opening hours during the summer are from 10:00 am to 8:00 pm and 10:00 am to 6:00 pm in winter.
6. Unwind on Sant Sebastia Beach
For a day of full relaxation, pack your beach bag and head to La Barceloneta and Sant Sebastia beach, found in the heart of the city.
Here you can hire a sun lounger and umbrella and soak in the Mediterranean sun while enjoying stunning beach views.
Indulge in a cocktail or sea facing meal of tapas from anyone of the shore side restaurants and pubs lining the beach.
If you're looking for a little more action, the beach offers water sports such as windsurfing, kiteboarding, and surfing.
7. Enjoy the Catalan Cava
Barcelona is the capital of the Catalan wine region, so without-a-doubt you should add a day of Catalan wine tasting to your itinerary.
You can choose from a number of nearby wineries, located just outside of Barcelona in Penedes Region.
8. Catch the Show at Font Magica in Montjuic
For a truly romantic display, make your way to the water fountain show in Montjuic.
The Font Magica is a wonderful sight to behold, with the dancing fountain displaying over 50 shades of color, all seamlessly choreographed to music.
Pack a small picnic basket and some wine and find a comfortable spot around the fountain for a delightful light and water show.
Showtime is from 9:00 pm to 10:30 pm every day. However, keep in mind that the show remains closed from January 6th to February 18th, every year.
9. Explore the Gothic Quarter
In there any specific region worth visiting while in Barcelona, it has to be the old Gothic Quarter of the city.
Dating back over 2,000 years, this region is packed with history, cultural fascinations, medieval streets, and trendy bars and clubs.
You may have heard of Las Ramblas, but if not, this busy avenue is an eclectic mix of cafes, bars, street vendors, musicians and more.
The charming Gothic Quarter also hosts the Museu d'Historia de Barcelona and remnants of the Roman city as well as the ornate Cathedral of Barcelona.
10. Indulge in a Spanish Foodie Adventure
If you're a foodie, then Barcelona is a real treat and offers up some of the best Spanish cuisine you could hope for.
One of the best ways to discover and truly appreciate Spanish cuisine and the famous tapas.
Travel into local neighborhoods and discover local Spanish delicacies like nowhere else- explore bodegas, family-run restaurants, pastry shops, markets and more.
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