Best Nature and Parks (RV, National, Dog, etc) in Barcelona

"One of Antoni Gaudí’s most famed works, and one of the most visited attractions in Barcelona, is the spectacular Park Güell. One of the city’s largest parks, it is a green space that is rich in biodiversity and offers panoramic views of the city at its feet. You can either take a stroll around for free in the natural areas or pay a fee to enter the ‘monumental zone’ where the core attractions of the park are."

"Park Guell receives more than ten million tourists every year. Within the park Antoni Gaudi built a residential complex, which became his masterpiece."

"An idyllic green space, and one of the largest in Barcelona at over 280,000m2, is the iconic Parc de la Ciutadella. Barcelona’s answer to New York’s Central Park, it is home to the Catalan Parliament as well as the Barcelona Zoo. You can rent a boat to row on the lake, stroll along the park’s paths, or admire the magnificent fountain that was designed by a young Antoni Gaudí."

"If you would like to visit a city centre park, a good option is the Citadel Park, or Parc de la Ciutadella, which isn’t too far from the Chocolate Museum. Dating from the 19th century, and the earliest green space in the city, this 70-acre park has plenty of green space – perfect for a picnic, or to grab a breather from all your exploring."

"The park was developed on the site where the military citadel once stood. But it was torn down in 1869. After that, a huge park was born here, which managed to adapt to the needs of the World’s Fair held in 1888."

"Del Port Vell, Moll d’Espanya, s/nBarcelona 08039+34 932 21 74 74. Click Here To See Ticket Price. Barcelona is filled with family things to do and places to go like an eventful and fascinating trip to the L’aquarium Barcelona where you’ll be able to witness the rich marine life the city has in store."

"L’Aquarium Barcelona is one of the largest and most-renowned aquariums in the world. It houses over 11,000 water-dwelling animals of 450 different species."

"The Parc del Laberint d’Horta (the Horta Labyrinth Park) is the oldest historical garden in Barcelona, found in the Horta-Guinardó district. Designed by Italian architect Domenico Bagutti for the Desvalls family estate in 1791, the park boasts scenic gardens with a maze of cypress trees (clue’s in the name labyrinth!). Here you can also find serene ponds, streams and a waterfall, to take a calm afternoon out of the city."

"5,865 km from city center 27 out of 29 places to visit in Barcelona. Away from the buzz of the metropolitan city, the Parc del Laberint d’Horta or Labyrinth Park of Horta offers peace and tranquillity. Easily referred to as the most beautiful park in Barcelona city, it is proudly the city’s oldest as it was constructed in 1792."

"These are the oldest public gardens in the city, created in the 18th century, and they are a perfect mix between a Neoclassical and a Romantic garden. They get their name from the maze with walls of cypress trees, but there are also fountains, a waterfall with a little stream and mythological sculptures."

"The Laribal Gardens are one of the gems of the Montjuïc Park, perfect for an afternoon, leisurely stroll in the sun. The gardens were the first public rose gardens to be created in Barcelona, with exceptionally beautiful foliage, cascading water features, and tiled benches to sit and admire the scenery. The Gardens were named after, and belonged to the estate of, Josep Laribal, a prestigious lawyer and journalist."

"Jardins de LaribalBarcelona, SpainStop by the Jardins de Laribal on your way down from Montjuïc to check out the sculptures and just stroll leisurely. This spot is perfect for stair lovers (those of us who enjoy going up and down dozens of steps for fitness purposes). This park used to be a popular hangout spot for politicians and gastronomic enthusiasts back in the day."

"One of the lesser-known gardens on the list, meaning It’s an even quieter park to visit away from tourists, is the stunning Parc del Guinardó. Located not too far from the Parc Güell, so can be easily tied in as a double trip to the two, the park sits high above the city offering some of the best views of Barcelona. Both rustic and elegant, there are three different parts that make up the park: an urban section, the historical green space, and in its highest part, a lush forest area."

"Parc del GuinardóBarcelona, SpainKiller 360-degree views of the city. I stopped by at this tiny slice of paradise before reaching the very top. The park is located up in the steep hills and is a great alternative to the overly crowded parc Güell."

"This central park is not far from the aforementioned Parc de la Ciutadella and is located right at the exit of the Arc de Triomf metro (Calle Nàpols exit). Here you’ll get several interesting things for children including slides, swings, and a unique spiral/mountain-like structure where they (and you?) can run and play. Near here you’ll also find a strategic little bar where parents can sit have a coffee/beer."

"We had never witnessed so many huge yachts and rows of boats lining the harbour. Who owns these multimillion-dollar floating homes?. There were so many in port and we marveled at their extravagance and how someone could possibly afford one of these."

"Built as a private garden in the early 20th century, Tamarita Gardens is now a public garden where you can enjoy a peaceful day out. Designed by the architect and landscape Tuduri respecting the existing plant layouts, the garden is full of both decorative features such as sculptures, fountains and ornamental flower vases and nature at its best. Orange trees, lily turfs, silver limes, bamboo trees and many more welcomes you to enjoy a calming day in the garden while impressive architecture will give you a taste of nostalgia."

"If you are looking for a playground near our sea view apartments in Barcelona, this is the best option. The personal brand of Jean Nouvel, creator of the emblematic Torre Agbar, is reflected again in this park in the neighbourhood of Poblenou, this time with the help of Gaudí’s inspiration. This park is perfect for children to discover each of its corners, travel the well of the world or hide in the cabins that are distributed in the area."

"You can even find an architectural park in the centre of Barcelona. Poble Nou Central park was designed by the French architect Jean Nouvel. He also designed the Torre Agbar tower at Plaça Glories."

"The diners of one of the most important gastronomic recommendations sites in the world have put this restaurant on the podium of the best luxury restaurants in Barcelona. Mediterranean cuisine bathed in signature cocktails, an affordable price and decadent decoration are the winning recipe of this restaurant. In addition, if you are looking for the best places to eat a paella in Barcelona, here you will also find a delicious rice menu."

"Acces is a popular restaurant on Aribau street in nightlife area of Eixample area of Barcelona. Acces has an elegant interior, a menu of consistently high quality Mediterranean cuisine and wines and att ...Read More..."

"La Terrrazza, inside the quaint Poble Espanyol (an outdoor architectural museum and model village), is a rooftop nightclub specialising in house and techno. It’s open throughout the summer season and is one of the main venues during the Sonár electronic music festival, which takes place in Barcelona each year. Even though the open-air rooftop has to abide by restricted noise capacity, it offers a dance experience like no other in the city."

"Why you have to go: This party is open air inside a castle on a mountain – need we say more?. Atmosphere: This place has a fresh, happy vibe, fitting of the title “Atmospherical Fun Club”. Tell your friends back home you’re going to an open-air party at a nightclub in a castle and watch their jaws drop."

"Behold the insouciant creative dynamism of Europe's most bizarre cathedral. Often called "the last cathedral" (even though it's not technically a cathedral), the Sagrada Familia inspires, delights, torments, and disturbs in equal measure. It is Barcelona's Holy Grail of religious buildings."

"Start your day by going to Sagrada Familia first thing in the morning as the lines get extremely long and the place gets incredibly crowded."

"Esglesia de Betlem—Catalan for Betlem Church or the Church Of Bethlehem—features an impressive portal that occupies a corner of Las Ramblas and Carrer Hospital. The chapel was constructed between the 17th or 18th centuries on the site of a previous chapel that was lost in a fire. It's one of the city's most outstanding examples of Baroque architecture (a style that's rare for Barcelona), although it's rather small and primitive."

"The least known of the four but with many surprises waiting for you at the interior. These include recent archaeological finds underground and some of the quirkiest depictions of purgatory. FREE OPENING TIMES: Monday to Saturday: 11 am to 2 pm & 5 pm to 8 pm / Sundays: 10 am to 1 pm."