I should pass through La Rambla street at least twice everyday when I was in Barcelona. That’s wonderful beginings and endings of mine Barcelona days.
La Rambla is the iconic street of Barcelona. It connects Plaza Catalonia and the Christopher Columbus’ monument at Port Vell. It is regard as the emotional hub of Barcelona.
Okay, Here is my La Rambla street guide.

Casa Mila(La Pedrera) at the No. 92 of Passeig de Gracia, Barcelona. It’s one of Antoni Guadi’s masterpiece with a lot of controversy.

Even among all cities of this world, The quality and quantity of Passeig de Gracia’s modernist buildings is unrivalled. Let’s go for a walk.

Passeig de Gracia avenue belongs to the classes.
It’s the city’s elegant shopping area. You can find almost all the world’s topest fashion brands here. It’s one of the best places to view Catalonia modernist architecture too.You can see the Eixample feature of 19th century here.

If you only have time for one sightseeing in Barcelona, It must be Sagrada Familia (Expiatory Temple of the Holy Family). It’s where Antoni Gaudi and 5 generations best catalonia architects dedicated almost all of their life, These masters have worker for it more than 100 years, And still need many years to finish.
The ticket cost me 8 €. It’s the important outlay source for continue this large project. It’s worth.

Josep Ma. Subirachs was criticized for not complying with Gaudi’s original style. But he really culminated his work with these extraordinary set of sculptures for the Sagrada Familia.

There were five generation architects working for Sagrada Familia. All architects followed the idea of Antoni Gaudi’s mind.
Even in detail, Antoni Gaudi’s style is the most outstanding one.

I couldn’t express my heartquaking feeling when I standed at the feet of the Sagrada Familia. Everything seemed so insignificant in the presence of Antoni Gaudi’s unfinished masterpiece.

FC Barcelona not won any kind of champion last year, But it’s still the only club I admire in this money days.
That’s the reason I must visit Camp Nou, The base camp Of FC Barcelona.

That’s Salvador Dali, again!

When I prepared my Barcelona tour, I found many visiters loved Barcelona Bus Turístic. It was called Big Eyes as a nickname.

If you visit Montserrat, Montserrat Boys Choir is definitely one of the Best you can’t miss.