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25 Jaw-Dropping Photos of Barcelona

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Since I was completely mesmerised by the beauty of the Catalonian city, I decided to compile a photo essay of my best captures. You can read the whole article about my three days in Barcelona if you have not had the chance to do so.

Before I jump to describing the photos you’re about to see, make sure you have enough pecuniary means in your bank accounts because you might end up booking a cosy place in the Mediterranean Pearl that Barcelona is. Without further ado, here are the 25 jaw-dropping photos of Barcelona.

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1. This is a gorgeous fountain located at Plaza Mayor in the Gothic Quarter.
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2. Barcelona’s enthralling Citadel Park has a wonderful pond where one can observe ducks and swans that navigate around it.
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3. As the main access gate to Citadel Park, the Triumphal Arch of Barcelona is a splendid example of Neo-Mudéjar style, built with red bricks.
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4. Wandering around the streets of Barcelona, one can stumble upon amazing pieces of modern architecture.
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5. Moving around 40 km (25 mi) north of Barcelona, you will marvel at the staggering rock formations of Montserrat near the monastery.
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6. Before you go down to take the train back to Barcelona, give your breath a chance to be taken away again by the orgasmic panorama from the Montserrat Monastery.
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7. You have seen multitudes of pictures from Park Guëll. However, this one is found just a few metres away from the park and is no less captivating.
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8. This is an image of Casa Batlló, one of the houses of Gaudí, located on Passeig de Gràcia – the main shopping street of Barcelona.
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9. Moving a bit further north on the same street, you will ponder in awe at La Pedrera – another one of Gaudí’s masterpieces.
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10. A different capture of Sagrada Familia’s exterior. Just look at how ornate its spires are.
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11. Many people have not been inside Sagrada Familia and that’s a pity. It is absolutely stunning!
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12. The stained glasses inside of the basilica allow the lights to enter into a playful and vivacious way.
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13. Pushing my way around the Gothic Quarter, I just cannot help but take images of peculiar, yet amazing, pieces of street lights.
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14. This is Plaça d’Espanya as seen from Arenas Mall. And skyporn.
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15. Getting closer to Montjuïc Hill, you will find its magical fountains.
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16. This is a view of the National Museum of Catalan Art with the water cascades in front.
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17. The Montjuïc Communications Tower is one of Santiago Calatrava‘s obras maestras. It measures 136 m (446 ft) and looks over the Olympic City of Barcelona.
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18. Poble Espanyol joins many of the Spanish regions into an architectural museum with their specific crafts and distinctive cuisines.
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19. Sauntering around the Spanish town (Poble Espanyol), you will be enthralled by its picturesque architecture.
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20. Columb’s monument, pointing to the New World – as seen from Montjuïc Hill.
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21. An aerial view of the yacht port of Barcelona.
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22. When I was in Barcelona, nature was painting drop-dead gorgeous images in the sky. This is at Barceloneta beach.
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23. Contemporary architecture near the beach of Barcelona.
24. From the Arenas Mall near Plaça d'Espanya, you can contemplate at fascinating sunsets.
24. From the Arenas Mall near Plaça d’Espanya, you can contemplate at fascinating sunsets.
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25. If your jaws have not dropped yet, here’s my last photo – the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc.

Before you go, let me know which of these places you’re planning to visit in your next holiday in Spain.

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This is a collection of 25 jaw-dropping photos of Barcelona. Prepare to be enthralled.

10 comments on “25 Jaw-Dropping Photos of Barcelona”

  1. Tina Ernspiker

    They were all beautiful. Now I want to visit ☺

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  2. Haley Bradley

    I would love to visit someday! It looks really beautiful and I love the mixture old and new architecture.

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    • Svet

      It is one of the most beautiful cities in the world, imho, and it is the mixture you mentioned that fascinated me most 🙂

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  3. Mamá en Bulgaria

    My beautiful city, I miss it a lot… Amazing pictures! 🙂

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  4. Audrey@That Recipe

    Such a variety of architectural styles. Lovely city!

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  5. Ella

    Wow, Barcelona is a stunner, isn’t it? The architecture is so unique, artistic and interesting. I’m definitely hoping that I can visit this city soon 🙂 P.S. I love the new site design, by the way 🙂

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    • Svet

      Barcelona is absolutely mesmerising, dear Ella! I wish you wholeheartedly to immerse yourself into its unadulterated charm – you will be swept off your feet!

      Thanks very much! It is so picturesque, isn’t it? 🙂

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