Madrid

A City of Art, Culture & Mediterranean Charm

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La Sagrada Família

Antoni Gaudí’s masterpiece and Barcelona’s most iconic landmark, this awe-inspiring basilica is a must-see for its unique, intricate design.

Park Güell

A whimsical park filled with Gaudí’s colourful mosaics, curving structures, and stunning views of the city—a true fairy-tale setting.

Las Ramblas

Stroll down Las Ramblas, Barcelona’s lively boulevard, and explore the charming Gothic Quarter, filled with narrow medieval streets, hidden squares, and historic buildings.

Barceloneta Beach

Relax by the sea at this popular urban beach, where you can enjoy fresh seafood, sip sangria, or take a leisurely bike ride along the coast.

Madrid Facts

Local langauge

Spanish & Catalan (English spoken in tourist areas)

Currency

Euro

Timezone

GMT+0 (GMT+2 in summer)

Top Three Activites
  1. Admiring Gaudí’s Architecture – Beyond La Sagrada Família, visit Casa Batlló and Casa Milà (La Pedrera) to experience Gaudí’s unique vision.
  2. Exploring the Markets & Tapas Scene – Wander through La Boqueria Market and indulge in delicious tapas at local bars across the city.
  3. Watching a Match at Camp Nou – Football fans can experience the magic of FC Barcelona at this world-famous stadium.
Top five dishes to try
  1. Pa amb Tomàquet – A simple but delicious dish of crusty bread rubbed with tomato, garlic, olive oil, and salt, often served with ham or cheese.
  2. Bombas – A popular tapas dish: crispy potato balls filled with minced meat and topped with spicy sauce and aioli.
  3. Fideuà – Similar to paella but made with short noodles instead of rice, cooked with seafood and saffron.
  4. Escalivada – A smoky, grilled vegetable dish made with red peppers, aubergine, and onions, often drizzled with olive oil.
  5. Crema Catalana – A creamy custard dessert with a caramelised sugar crust, the Catalan version of crème brûlée.
What's the weather like in Madrid?

Barcelona enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with hot summers (25-35°C) and mild winters (10-18°C). Spring and autumn are ideal for sightseeing, with pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds.

Why You Should Embark on a Journey to Madrid

Barcelona is a city that has it all—breathtaking architecture, golden beaches, a thriving culinary scene, and a rich artistic heritage. Whether you're marvelling at Gaudí’s surreal buildings, getting lost in the winding streets of the Gothic Quarter, or enjoying sunset views from Montjuïc, every moment in Barcelona feels special.


For food lovers, the city's tapas bars, seafood restaurants, and bustling markets offer a true taste of Spain. Adventure seekers can explore hiking trails in the nearby Collserola hills, while those looking to relax can soak up the Mediterranean sun on Barceloneta Beach. Vibrant, diverse, and endlessly exciting, Barcelona is a city that invites you to fall in love with it—again and again.