A Filipino traveler's guide to Barcelona – even on a budget

After eating breakfast at your chosen café or restaurant, or at your accommodation, start your second full day in Barcelona with a stop at the Placa de Catalunya. Walk there from either the Universitat or the Urquinaona metro stations, or from your accommodation if you’re near enough. Placa de Catalunya is a favorite meeting place of both locals and tourists because of its central location. It is walking distance from many attractions and nearby metro stations.

After your stop at the beautiful concert hall, walk to the Barcelona Cathedral near Barri Gotic. The Barcelona Cathedral was built between the 13centuries. Its fetching neo-Gothic façade was built over the old exterior some time in the 19The Barcelona Cathedral is near the famous and beautiful Gothic Quarter or Barri Gotic. This area covers some of the city’s oldest parts. Contrary to its name, a substantial part of the neighborhood dates only to the 19centuries.

Spend your fourth day relaxing and taking easy walks around the city. Barcelona offers a mix of energy and a laid-back vibe. Meals start late. Eat some more paella, have another glass of beer or wine, eat churros, and eat croquetas. There are also several bars and clubs that cater to various genres, from jazz to techno to hip-hop to pop. Whatever kind of fun you want to have, the city has it.

Barcelona is a pedestrian-friendly city. Walking from one attraction to the next allows you to experience the city and see more of it.

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