How to Spend a Perfect Day in Barcelona

Planning to visit Barcelona for the first time? Here is a well-structured route that can make your first day in Barcelona outstanding and beautiful.

1. Brunch in ‘Brunch & Cake’ by the Sea

The Brunch & Cake is on the greatest spot in Barcelona. The cafe is dedicated to brunch that is located by the beach. The brunch is so worth it with delicious acai bowls, sandwiches, and eggs benedict on waffles. Definitely worth to try it! They believe in the traditions and philosophy of the grandmothers, using the best possible ingredients.

Where? Carrer d'Enric Granados, 19, 08007 Barcelona, Spain

Website: http://www.brunchandcake.com/

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2. City bike tour

Have you ever thought about taking a ride on the bike and at the same time to visit the most beautiful see sights in Barcelona? Visiting Barcelona by bike is healthy, environmentally friendly and you will end the day with a feeling of freedom and accomplishment. Whether you are visiting the city for just one day, or are here on holiday, the Barcelona city bike tour is the perfect way to get truly orientated and feel immediately at home in the winding streets of the historical center and the wide boulevards of the beach promenade.

The city bike tour is extremely fun, educational and allows you to maximize your time in Barcelona. This is an easy route, perfect for any fitness level.

The tour consists of visiting the most beautiful places in Barcelona:

La Sagrada Familia - the most famous building of Antoni Gaudí. The incredible design and the different natural-light colors throughout the day are exceptional.

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Barceloneta beach - is the most iconic beach in the city as it is the one closest to the city center.⁣ ⁣But it has so much more to offer! The neighborhood behind it is full of restaurants and beautiful corners around.

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Park Ciutadella - is a monument that leads to the gateway to the Parc de la Ciutadella and one of Barcelona’s most treasured landmarks.

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Monumental bullring was built in 1914 and is the world’s only Art-Nouveau bullring. It was the last active bullring in Catalonia that was closed in 2011 because bullfighting was banned by the Parliament of Catalonia. The building is dedicated to the small bullfighting museum.

Arc de Triomf was built as the gateway to the 1888 Universal Exhibition. The architect Josep Vilaseca designed the monument as an allegory of Barcelona’s respect for the nations and provinces taking part in the exhibition. The combination of red brick with a series of friezes around the arch makes it a singularly beautiful landmark of the city.

Port Olímpic marina is the perfect place to enjoy leisure activities very close to the city's most renowned beaches.

Discover more about the Bike tour in Barcelona here.

3. Dinner at Santa Rita Experience

If you want to experience a special and personal approach from the chef, who will explain and share all details about dishes and flavors of the Spanish cuisine, you definitely need to try out the Santa Rita Experience restaurant. The combinations of the flavors and food are exciting and unique.

Enjoy the authentic service and try the best Spanish cuisine..

Where is it? Calle Venezuela, nº16. Local 4

Phone & email: +34 676 272 820 & reservasantarita@gmail.com

Website: https://santaritaexperience.com/en/

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When planning your trip, be aware that many top sights are closed on Monday — making them especially crowded on Tuesday and Sunday. Some of Barcelona's major sights can have long lines, such as the Sagrada Família, so book the tickets ahead.

That was just one day plan in Barcelona. I hope that this itinerary helped you to organize your tour and enjoy it fully!