Visit Barcelona, Spain During Christmas & New Year Holiday

Visit Barcelona, Spain During Christmas & New Year Holiday Packages

Barcelona where the sun always smiles,
And the fun never sets

Barcelona

For an experience of Europe unlike any other, there’s no better place than Spain’s most cosmopolitan city – Barcelona, Just like its Mediterranean counterparts, bustling and beautiful Barcelona is a blend of the ancient and the modern, fast-paced as well as laid-back; yet it is completely ‘un-European’ in many ways. Here, you’ll enjoy sunshine and pleasant weather for most of the year, while warm hosts invite you to share delectable cuisine join in celebrates that go on till the wee hours. Whatever your preferences, Barcelona has something special for you.

Days In The Sun

With pleasant temperatures all year round, you can spend a lot of time outdoors. The 5 kms stretch of beach is well equipped with various facilities, as well as a superb Olympic Maina that’s ideal for water sports. Take a ride in the small golondrina boats, or visit the market to pick up paintings or cut-glass ornaments. Dine at open air restaurants or enjoy a drink at a quaint pavement café, with a stunning view of the Mediterranean Sea.

For the Nightbirds..

Barcelona’s nightlife is amazing – with cultural performances like the Flamenco dance, bohemian bars and clubs playing everything from traditional jazz to the latest trance, a variety of multi-cuisine restaurants, and in true Spanish style, the party goes on till down.

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Must-Visit Places

Take time out to see Casa Batllo, Park Guell and La Sagrade Familia – architectural wonders by world-renowned architect Antoni Gaudi, Stop over at Barcelona Zoo – home to over 400 species with a host of family activities like pony rides, a miniature railway, shops and picnic areas. The Gothic Cathedral is the cultural hub of the city where street performers, cafes and interesting shops provide a lively atmosphere.

Madrid Night life in Spain

La Rambla is a collection of streets lined with authentic Spanish attractions. Climb Montjuic Hill for the ‘Spanish Village’ and Montjuic Castle, which hosts many entertainment events and offers a commanding view of the city’s harbour. Also, explore the seven famous museums and L’Aquarium de Barcelona, a spectacular display of Mediterranean undersea life.

Around Barcelona

The stunning locales nearby include:

Montserrat – Go up this rugged mountain to see its peaceful monastery and enjoy panoramic views. You can also visit the Shrine of Our Lady of Montserrat and hike up to Sant Jeroni – the highest point in the Montserrat massif.

Sitges – Multicultural Sitges is famed for its 300 sunny days a year, and visitors from all over the globe come here for its Film Festival and Carnival, as well as its 17 beaches, nightspots and historical sites.

Figueres – Stop over to marvel at the work of painter Salvador Dali at the Theatre Museum, and also plan a day trip to the impressive castle of Sant Ferran, for its vaulted stables and underground cisterns.

Girona – Stroll around its Jewish Quarter or indulge in adventure sports – skiing and snowboarding in winter, or soaking up the sun on its beaches in summer.

Tarragona – Spend time enjoying its crystal clear waters, golden sands and warm sunshine. Its many archaeological complexes and museums are worth a visit too

A Paradise for Sports Fans – Barcelona hosted the 1992 Olympic Games in style, and in considered one of the finest venues for international sporting events today. Here, you can enjoy golf, swimming, cycling, football and many more sports.

For a holiday break that you’ll never forget, it’s got to be sunny, spectacular Barcelona.

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