Are you planning your Europe trip, and one of the stops is the beautiful city of Barcelona? This Mediterranean destination is known for the culture, food, and physical wonders. It’s actually known as the “Paris of Spain” because of its breathtaking views.
When we travel nowadays, snapping magical photos and posting them for all to enjoy with memorable selfie captions is a must. Barcelona is filled with Instagram worthy picture sites. In this article of ShBarcelona‘s going to tell you some of our favorites you should check out on your trip to Spain.
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This is one of the most visited tourist attractions for Barcelona. The Sagrada Familia is a church filled with detailed carved arches and pillars. The facade and towers look like they’re from a fairy tale or dream.
The inside is even more magnificent with the columns and stained glass windows, creating a colorful reflection as the sun moves. This is a spot you don’t want to miss to snap a great photo.
You can play around with the angles and perspectives. If you go in the late afternoon, you’ll get the best images with the light coming in the church.
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This mosaic balcony is an Instagram goal. The Park Güell is a monument with a fantastic view of the city. Antoni Gaudí, who was also the architect of Sagrada Familia, designed this beautiful lookout.
The stairs leading up to the view have colored sculptures and decorated walls. Every turn, you’ll want to snap more photos. If you go to Barcelona, Park Güell should be at the top of your list of places to visit.
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Barcelona is located right on the Mediterranean Sea, and the beaches are some of the world’s best. If you want to get the best experience, you need to check out San Sebastià Beach, which is the oldest and one of the largest in the city.
You can get a great photo during the day with the clear water, or wait until sunset. Your followers will love this content and wish they were there with you.
However, you want to be careful where you take photos. In one section, Mar Bella Beach, there is an area for nudists to enjoy the sun.
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Carmel Bunkers were used during the Spanish Civil War as a lookout to see who was entering the city. Large cannons were mounted here to protect Barcelona from attacks. Once the war was over, everything was taken out and left without maintenance.
However, it wasn’t long before this gorgeous view in a remote part of the city became a tourist destination. The bunkers are filled with military history and were renovated to become a proper attraction.
Even if you don’t like history or cannons, you’ll appreciate the view, and so will Instagram. You can sit on the edge and have a birds-eye view of the city and the ocean.
If you love going to photo-worthy buildings, Casa Milà needs to be a destination on your Spanish adventure. It was also constructed by Antoni Gaudí.
The exterior is a bit more simplistic than some of Gaudí’s work, but the top terrace at sunset will take your breath away. There are twisted chimney and more decor. The lighting makes for a romantic view, while it’s still dusk.
The illuminations are set to music, so you should bring a bottle of red up top and enjoy the experience. Dress in a cute outfit and get the perfect picture to post.
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This is yet another breathtaking architectural masterpiece of Barcelona. The Palau de la Música Catalana is a UNESCO World Heritage SIte and is a perfect example of the Catalan Art Nouveau style.
In the hall, there are many Instagrammable areas to get the perfect shot. The inside is filled with colorful mosaic walls, pillars, and paintings. You can go upstairs and take a picture on the balcony looking into the concert area for an aerial shot of the Palau de la Música Catalana.
Everyone dreams about the day they can go on a European tour and a favorite spot to stop in Barcelona. Almost all the streets and buildings are picture worthy filled with culture. However, there are a few main places you have to go to.
Our suggestions are to visit Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, San Sebastià Beach, Carmel Bunkers, Casa Milà, and Palau de la Música Catalana. You and your Instagram followers will love all the magical shots taking in these places.
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