The Mobile World Congress turns Barcelona into the global capital of technology during a few intense days at Fira de Barcelona Gran Via. But once the keynotes wrap up, the city keeps buzzing with culture, food, and nightlife, perfect for extending your experience beyond the event. Discover the best things to do in Barcelona after the Mobile World Congress and make the most of your stay. Hola Barcelona takes you there!
Barcelona’s architecture goes far beyond Modernisme and Gaudí. If you really want to get to know the city’s architectural soul in just three days, here’s the perfect itinerary—easily explored using public transport. Hola Barcelona takes you there!
The memories of an unforgettable trip are undeniably linked to its photographs. These allow us to share our experiences with our friends and acquaintances and also transport us to those precise moments in the years to come. To help you have the best memories of the city and share incredible experiences on social media, we offer you a route through the best places to take a selfie in Barcelona.
Catalan modernism has left its mark on some of Barcelona's most emblematic buildings. Architects such as Antoni Gaudí, Lluís Domènech i Montaner or Josep Puig i Cadafalch filled the city with unique houses, pavilions, palaces and parks, which are part of the city's DNA.
Barcelona is a city that offers many plans and where you can visit a large number of interesting places: culture, leisure, sports or activities for the whole family. In the five proposals below you’ll find the places that every visitor should see, whatever the duration of their trip.
The Expiatory Basilica of the Sagrada Familia is one of the most brilliant examples of Catalan modernism and the masterpiece of the brilliant architect Antoni Gaudí. The city's most visited monument can be recognized from afar by its towers rising up to the sky. Up close, its impressive facades impact the visitor. The basilica is still under construction and is not expected to be completed until 2026.
