Most Romantic Places In Barcelona: Top 10 Sites Not To Be Missed!

Worthy of all our admiration, Barcelona is a living testimony of natural beauty, culture, traditions, love, romance, food, wine, thrill, adventure, and the list goes on. Enjoying a surreal seaside location, romance surrounds the love birds effortlessly at some of the most romantic places in Barcelona.

Home to the centuries-old works of Antoni Gaudi, it is a must to witness the Catalan architectural treasures in Barcelona that will add the much needed charm to your trip to Spain. Moreover, as the city is considered to be an apt choice for the honeymooners too, we went ahead with our research and have put together the most romantic places to visit in Barcelona that will indeed make your honeymoon, an affair to remember.

10 Most Romantic Places To Visit In Barcelona

1. La Sagrada Familia

Having laid its first stone in the year of 1882, La Sagrada Familia is an epitome of architecture that has survived testing times, war, and is yet, under construction. Considered to be one of the must visit places in Barcelona for couples, one can witness the creative works of Antoni Gaudí, Lluís Bonet i Gari, Francisco de Paula del Villar y Lozano, Domènec Sugrañes i Gras, and many more.

Sagrada Familia Church, Barcelona, Spain

Expected to be completed by 2026, this great 18-tower structure combines the architectural styles of Modernisme, Art Nouveau, Spanish Gothic, Noucentisme, and is surrounded by the majestic facades called the Nativity facade, the Passion facade, and the Glory facade.

Location: Carrer de Mallorca, Barcelona
Height: 172 meters
Timings: November to February: 9 am to 6 pm; March & October: 9 am to 7 pm; April to September: 9 am to 8 pm; December 25th to 26th and January 1st & 6th: 9 am to 2 pm
Cost of Ticket: INR 850 to INR 1150 per person
Average Time Spent: 2 to 2.5 hours
How To Reach: Take the metro rail, board the blue line and get down at the Sagrada Familia station which is the closest metro station to the church.
Tips:

Get to the church as early as possible as per the timings.
Since the church is the most popular attraction, the area is expected to be a lot more crowded than one can imagine.

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2. The Magic Fountains At Montjuic

Built in 1929 and putting up a magical show of lights, music, and water acrobatics, nothing beats the Font Màgica at Montjuic when it comes to the romantic places in Barcelona to propose.

Displaying more than 50 perfectly choreographed, and incredible shades of colors, your night is sure to come alive at the Magic Fountains in Barcelona.

Location: Pl Carles Buïgas, 1, Montjuic
No. of Water Jets: 3,620
No. of Lights: 4,760
No. of Main Colors: 8
Timings:

Fridays & Saturdays Only: 7 pm to 8.30 pm (February 19th to March 31st & November 1st to January 5th)
Fridays & Saturdays Only: 9 pm to 10.30 pm (April 1st to May 31st & October 1st to October 31st)
Thursday to Sunday: 9.30 pm to 11 pm (June 1st to September 30th)
Closed From: January 6th to February 18th & December 30th

How To Reach: Take the metro rail, board the green line and get down at the the closest metro station of Placa Espanya.
Average Time Spent: 30 minutes
Tips:

All shows are free for travelers in all the seasons.
Since chances are high that the timings of shows might change, it is recommended to check the official website once before visiting.

3. Parc Guell

Perched high on the Carmel Hill, one cannot help but think how pretty this public park of Parc Guell can look. Being one of the romantic places in Barcelona, Spain, Parc Guell or Park Guell was designed by none other than the great Antoni Gaudí.

Though most of his works remained incomplete, Park Guell continues to be one of his most colorful and vibrant mosaics that attracts a huge crowd throughout the year. An entrance fee is applicable to explore the Monumental Zone that includes the main entrance, terrace, and the mosaics whereas entry remains free to visit the Park.

Location: Carrer Olot 5, 08024, Barcelona
Timings:

January 1st to March 25th and October 29th to December 31st: 8.30 am to 6.30 pm
March 26th to April 30th and August 28th to October 28th: 8 am to 8.30 pm
May 1st to August 27th: 8 am to 9.30 pm

Entrance Fee: General Ticket: INR 490 (online) & INR 560 (at the park); Entrance to Barcelona History Museum: INR 450 (at the park)
Average Time Spent: 1.5 hours
How To Reach:

By bus, take the blue line of Bus Turístic and get down at Park Güell.
By metro, take the Green Line which is Line 3 and get down at Vallcarca stop. Park Guell is just 15 minutes away from there.

Tips:

Buying tickets well in advance is recommended.
You can enter the Monumental Zone up to 30 minutes post your time slot.

4. Montserrat

Much famed as the serrated mountain, the Montserrat is popular for its rugged rock formations wherein the historical Benedictine monastery is located. Offering the best panoramic views of the entire Catalonia and the Pyrenees, one can get to the vantage point of Montserrat by a cog wheel train.

On the whole, the Benedictine monastery serves as the pride of Montserrat which also houses the famous wooden statue of Catalonia’s patron saint La Moreneta, that dates back to the 12th century.

Location: 45 kilometers northwest of Barcelona
Height: 1,200 meters
Average Time Spent: 1 day
Things To Do Around Montserrat: Visit the Benedictine monastery; hike the Montserrat Nature Park; and take the Aeri de Montserrat cable car ride; Visit the Art Museum, & explore the Cava trail
How To Reach:

By train, board the R5 line that goes towards Manresa from Espanya station which takes about 1 hour.
You can also opt to take a cable car ride which takes about 90 minutes to reach Montserrat.

5. Mount Tibidabo

Standing tall at a height of about 512 meters, Mount Tibidabo is the highest mountain in the glorious mountain ranges of Serra de Collserola.

Though the main attraction of the Sagrat Cor church attracts numerous travelers throughout the year, the 100-year old amusement park of Parc d’Attractions is a total stunner too. As you admire the Catalan architecture of the church, don’t forget to witness the mesmerizing views of the sunset from the church itself.

Location: Northwest of Barcelona
Elevation: 512 meters
Average Time Spent: 1 day
Things To Do Around Tibidabo: Visit the Sagrat Cor church; explore the Tibidabo Amusement Park; Stroll around at Collserola Park; and visit the Royal Palace of Pedralbes
How To Reach:

By metro, take L7 line, get down at Avinguda del Tibidabo, interchange and board the blue tram.
From the Tramvia Blau terminus, take the cable car ride till Mount Tibidabo.

6. Parc de la Ciutadella

In the desert dominated by classic architecture, Parc de la Ciutadella is a lush green oasis that serves as an ideal place for the love birds to spend some quality time together.

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Perfect for a picnic spot, the park also houses a zoo, the Museu d’Art Modern, the Catalan Parliament, the Museu de Geologia, and the Zoological Museum. You can row a boat yourself and if you’re a hopeless romantic, you might as well end up recreating the boat scene from Notebook.

Location: Passeig de Picasso, 21, 08003 Barcelona
Timings: March 23rd to September 22: 10 am to 8 pm; September 23rd to March 22nd: 10 am to 6 pm
Average Time Spent: 2 to 3 hours
How To Reach: By metro, board the line L1 and get down at the Arc de Triomf station.
Tips:

To get to the main entrance of the park, get through the Arc de Triomf station and head towards the Passeig de Lluis Companys.
You can also avail a discount of extra 20% on the entry fee to the Zoo if you have purchased a Barcelona Card for yourself.
In case you plan to go for boating, you can rent a boat approximately for INR 400 per couple.

7. Torre de Collserola

Barcelona is an architectural wonder and the communication hub of Torre de Collserola proves it right, once again. Designed by Sir Norman Foster, Torre de Collserola stands 560 meters above the sea level and serves as the tallest building in Barcelona.

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Scaling new heights, the magnificence of this tower that is felt from the observation deck located on the 10th floor, makes it one of the most romantic places in Barcelona.

Location: Carretera Vallvidrera, Tibidabo, S/N, 08017 Barcelona
Height: 288 meters
Entry Fee: INR 400 per person
Timings: Weekends: 12 noon to 1.45 pm and 3.30 pm to 7.45 pm
Average Time Spent: 2 to 3 hours
How To Reach:

By metro, board the FGC train from the S2 line and get down at the FCG station.
Then board the funicular train and get down at the Vallvidrera Superior station.
Going ahead, board bus number 111 to Torre de Collserola.

8. Parc del Laberint d’Horta

Renowned to be the oldest parks in Barcelona, Horta’s Labyrinth Park or the Parc del Laberint d’Horta once showcased the creativity of the famous architect Domenico Bagutti that was later changed into a romantic theme.

Parc del Laberint d'Horta, Barcelona, Spain

It’s typical maze structure with a romantic Italian touch has delighted many travelers in past centuries and it also makes it one of the best treasured gems of Barcelona.

Location: Passeig dels Castanyers, 1, 08035, Barcelona
Timings: 10 am to 9 pm (All days)
General Admission Cost: INR 150 per person (Guided tours will cost an extra of INR 100)
Average Time Spent: 2 to 3 hours
How to Reach:

Take the green line number 3 and get down at the Mundet station from where Parc del Laberint d’Horta is just at a walking distance.
By bus, you can take route number 27, 60, 73, or 76.

9. La Barceloneta Beach

Much renowned to be the hub of locals for eating seafood and tapas, La Barceloneta is one of the oldest and most loved beaches of Barcelona.

Located in the heart of the fishing district, this beach turns out to be one of the most romantic places in Barcelona in the evening wherein numerous restaurants, cafes, and nightclubs grace the boardwalk of the beach.

Location: Passeig Maritim de la Barceloneta, 16, 08003 Barcelona
Timings: 11 am to 2 pm
Average Time Spent: 1 to 2 hours
Things To Do Around The Beach: Indulge in thrilling watersports of kiteboarding, surfing, and windsurfing; visit the Casa de la Barceloneta museum; experience a different thrill at the Aquarium.
How To Reach:

One can reach the La Barceloneta beach in just 15 minutes from Las Ramblas.
By metro, one can board the yellow line and get down at the Barceloneta stop.

10. La Roca Village: Shopping

We saved the best for last. Luxury romances your soul only at the shopping hub of La Roca Village in Barcelona.

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Catering perfectly to the whims and fancies of a shopaholic, La Roca Village houses some of the leading international and Spanish brands of fashion, luxury, and lifestyle. So if you don’t mind splurging while shopping, your lady love is sure to be impressed at the La Roca Village.

Location: 08430 Santa Agnès de Malanyanes, Barcelona
Timings: 10 am to 9 pm
Average Time Spent: 2 to 3 hours
How To Reach:

By Car, you can drive to La Roca Village in just 40 minutes from Barcelona.
By train, you can board the train from Barcelona Sants and get down at Granollers Centre to reach La Roca Village in just 30 minutes.

Tips:

Don’t carry eatables as the restaurants and cafes open one hour prior to the opening of all the boutiques.
Refresh yourself at the thermal spas while you explore the nature reserves and beautiful beaches around La Roca Village.

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