Soak Up The Culture
 

• You simply can’t visit Barcelona without a visit to the world-renowned Basilica of La Sagrada Familia. Majestic in every way possible, this iconic landmark was completed by architect Antoni Gaudi in 1883. Be sure to go early to avoid the crowds – and don’t forget your camera!
   
• The Gothic Quarter is perfect for those with a love of spectacular buildings and rich heritage. This gorgeous neighbourhood dates back to Roman and medieval times and is ideal for a walking tour if you want a history fix with the beautiful sights. The Quarter also has a brilliant selection of cafés and coffee shops should you feel peckish.
  
   

After Dark Destinations
 

• Warm up your vocal chords and head down to Touch Music Karaoke for a night of endless fun, laughter and sensational singing. With a repertoire of 70,000 songs in 12 languages, you’re sure to find your tune in no time. Or, if you’re feeling shy, head to the bar and indulge in some liquid courage!
   
• If you’re in the mood for a cocktail or two, head to Barcelona’s Bloody Mary Cocktail Lounge. Located in the heart of the city, this is the perfect spot for a relaxed evening catching up with friends or an after-dinner drink. The bartenders will quickly become your best friends.
  
   

Tastes To Try
 

• Uma is the place to be for a refined fine dining experience that’s simply out of this world. In high demand by locals and visitors alike, Uma serves delicious Fusion cuisine of the highest standard that will have you posting every plate to Instagram. The friendly staff will make you feel right at home, too.
   
• If you’re on the hunt for the best meal of your life, look no further than Viana. Specialising in international dishes with a creative flair, both vegans and vegetarians are catered for here, ensuring every guest is sent to heaven with each bite. Be sure to try out the blackberry mojito – it’s to die for!