1. S a n t a M a r ia d e l M a r
Dedicated to the
patron saint of sailors,
the church of Santa
Maria Del Mar was
built in the years
1329-1383 and
designed by
Berenguer de
Montagut in
Barcelona's La Ribera
district. Its
construction took 55
years and represents
a fairly uniform
Gothic style

2. P a la u N a c io n a l
It was built for the World
Exhibition in 1929 Currently there
are art collections, including the
world's largest collection of works
by Latin, which are displayed
against the magnificent twelfth-
century frescoes. The Museum
also has a huge collection of
Spanish Gothic art.

3. M ir a d o r d e C o lo m
Sixty meter high column
erected to commemorate the
return of Christopher
Columbus' voyage to the New
World. Founded in 1888, the
World's Fair.

4. St Paul’s hospital
A group of buildings in
the Eixample district of
Barcelona, designed by
Lluís Domenech i
Montaner, one of the
most important
representatives of
Catalan Art Nouveau.
Construction began on
January 18, 1902 and
lasted 18 years, with
interruptions due to lack
of funds.

5. S t E u la lia ’ s C a t h e d r a l
Cathedral. Eulalia is a
Gothic structure,
dedicated to the patron
saint of Barcelona - St.
Eulalia. Located within
the Barri Gotic.
Cathedral was built
between the thirteenth
and fourteenth century,
only its facade dates
from the nineteenth
century. The basement
houses the sarcophagus
of St. Eulalia.

6. L a R a m b la
La Rambla is the most
famous promenade in
Barcelona. There's
always something
going on here,
organized street
performances, full of
stalls here, cafes and
shops. You can find
also designer
boutiques here.

7. C a mp Nou
Camp Nou is the largest football
stadium in Europe. Its capacity is
98.800 spectators. The
construction ended September
24, 1957. The host is the FC
Barcelona stadium