3 Days in Barcelona, Spain
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3 Days in Barcelona, Spain! BEST Things To Do, Eat, + See (Travel Guide) Don’t forget to check out GetYourGuide’s unique experiences and tours for future trips. The tours we took in our Barcelona trip are below 00:00 Intro to Barcelona travel vlog 01:01 🐲 Casa Batlló tour with first entry https://gyg.me/xROi0rxx 04:17 🫒The BEST Spanish food and tapas tour in Barcelona https://gyg.me/WxtpdCR6 07:09 🍉 A Barcelona Market BETTER than La Boqueria 08:01 El Born District in Barcelona 10:33 Picasso Museum in Barcelona 12:14 Barcelona Gothic Quarter 14:40 Getting Around Barcelona 15:11 Plaza Reial (Main Plaza in Barcelona) 15:52 ⛪️ La Sagrada Familia with Audio Guide https://gyg.me/AT0AQSzH 18:01 🎠 Exploring Parc Güell https://gyg.me/EeiCHXrV 19:54 The Best Thing About Spain (Menu del Dia) 21:15 ⛰️ Best Barcelona Day Trips (Montserrat Monastery) https://gyg.me/rPAVlosn 💙 S T A Y S I N B A R C E L O N A → Mirro Bornetta https://booking.stay22.com/eatseerv/gXCl85WGdb → Mihlton Barcelona https://booking.stay22.com/eatseerv/8PWaago_76 👩🏽💻 H E L P F U L B L O G P O S T S 🏨 Our 20 Favorite Barcelona Accommodations: → https://eatseetv.com/best-barcelona-accommodations-by-neighborhood/ 🥘 Where to Eat in Barcelona (Food Guide): → https://eatseetv.com/15-best-places-to-eat-in-barcelona/ 📖 2026 Barcelona Travel Guide (Everything You Need to Know) → https://eatseetv.com/best-barcelona-travel-guide/ 🦐 3-day Barcelona Itinerary → https://eatseetv.com/3-days-in-barcelona-spain-itinerary/ 🗣️ How I learned Spanish → https://eatseetv.com/how-i-learned-spanish/ ⛪︎ Monsterrat Itinerary → https://eatseetv.com/montserrat-day-trip-itinerary/ Get ready to explore Barcelona in this epic travel vlog! Our travel guide shares some of the best things to do in Barcelona, along with the top things to eat and best day trips. There's a lot more to do and see in Barcelona, but hopefully, this guide will help you make the most of your time here. ▬▬▬ S U P P O R T U S 🤗 Help us Eat, See, and RV more! → Become a Patreon & Join our Community: https://www.patreon.com/eatseetv → Shop through our links or give a friendly donation: https://eatseetv.com/support-us/ ▬▬▬ G E A R & P R O D U C T S 🛒 → Our vlogging gear 📷: https://eatseetv.com/vlog-equipment → Favorite Amazon Products: https://www.amazon.com/shop/eatseerv → Favorite Travel Resources: https://eatseetv.com/resources/ ▬▬▬ M U S I C 🎵 All of our music is from Epidemic Sound. Try them for free! → Epidemic Sound: https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/9fko3l ▬▬▬ S O C I A L 💬 → Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/eatseetv → Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/eatseetv → Blog: http://www.eatseetv.com ▬▬▬ This channel is for entertainment purposes only. We are not travel experts. We share our opinions and what works for us, but you should do your own research. We are a participant in affiliate advertising programs. If you choose to purchase any of the items above, it is at no additional cost. However, we will get a small % of the sale.
Know before you go 🧳
The practical stuff for Barcelona, Spain — check these before you book and pack.
Entry & document checks
- Passport validity — Rule of thumb: many countries ask for passports valid 6+ months beyond travel; check your passport's remaining validity before booking.
- Visa note — Visa rules vary by nationality (Schengen: many passports get 90 days visa-free). Verify requirements for your passport on the destination's official immigration site or IATA Travel Centre.
- Travel insurance — Buy comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical evacuation, theft, and cancellations; carry policy details and emergency contacts.
- Entry checks — Border checks can include return ticket, proof of funds and accommodation—have printed or digital copies ready.
Health & medical practicalities
- Vaccinations — Routine vaccinations should be up to date. Check official health advisories for recommended or required vaccines before travel.
- COVID and changing rules — Entry and testing rules for respiratory illnesses can change; confirm current requirements with official health or embassy sources shortly before travel.
- Medications — Carry prescriptions in original packaging and enough supply. For controlled drugs, check Spanish regulations and bring a doctor’s note if needed.
- European citizens — If you have an EHIC/GHIC, bring it for medically necessary care—but still buy travel insurance for full coverage.
Money & payments
- Currency code — Currency: Euro (EUR).
- Cards & ATMs — Credit/debit cards widely accepted; ATMs common. Notify your bank about travel to avoid card blocks.
- Tipping norm — Tipping is modest: small change or rounding up in cafés, 5–10% in restaurants if service was good; service may already be included.
- Cash to carry — Carry some cash for markets, small vendors, or places that are card-light, especially in less touristic areas.
Connectivity & power
- Plug & voltage — Plugs: Type C and F. Voltage: 230 V, 50 Hz. Bring a compact adapter if your devices use different plugs.
- Mobile internet — Local prepaid SIMs and eSIMs are available at shops and kiosks; compare short-stay plans for data needs.
- Roaming & Wi‑Fi — Roaming often works but can be costly; free Wi‑Fi is common in hotels and cafés—avoid unsecured networks for sensitive tasks.
- Emergency number — Emergency services: call 112 (EU-wide emergency number).
Local customs & safety
- Local languages — Catalonia has Catalan and Spanish; using a few words in Catalan is appreciated in Barcelona.
- Dress & behavior — Dress casually but respectfully when visiting religious sites; avoid loud, disruptive behavior on public transport and in residential areas at night.
- Pickpocket risk — Pickpocketing occurs in tourist areas and on public transport—use a secure bag, keep valuables concealed, and stay alert in crowds.
- Dining etiquette — Meals can be later than in some countries (dinner often 20:00+). It's polite to greet staff and say thanks (gracias/merci).
Climate, best time & packing
- Best months to visit — Best: late spring (May–June) and early autumn (Sept–Oct) for mild weather and fewer crowds. Summer is hot and busy; winter is mild but cooler.
- What to pack — Pack layers, comfortable walking shoes for cobbled streets, sun protection for summer, and a light jacket for evenings.
- Weather variability — Weather can change quickly near the coast—check short-term forecasts before outdoor plans.
- Beach season — If planning beaches, expect warm sea and crowded beaches in July–Aug; bring swimwear and a quick-dry towel.
Language & key phrases
- Official languages — Spanish (Castilian) and Catalan are official in Barcelona. English is common in tourist areas but less so in some local shops.
- Useful Spanish — Hola (hello); Gracias (thank you); ¿Dónde está el metro?/¿Dónde está...?(Where is the metro/…?).
- Useful Catalan — Bon dia (good day); Gràcies (thank you); On és... ? (Where is...?). Using these is appreciated.
Airport & getting around
- From El Prat airport — Barcelona–El Prat (BCN) to center: options include airport express buses, suburban train (R2), taxis and ride-hail—travel time varies with traffic.
- Public transport — Efficient metro, trams and buses cover the city; buy tickets at machines or via official apps and validate them where required.
- Taxis & apps — Official taxis are metered; ride-hailing apps operate in the city. Check license markings on taxis and follow app pickup instructions.
- Walking & cycling — Central Barcelona is walkable; bike lanes are widespread but watch for scooters. Rent bikes or e‑scooters through reputable providers if needed.
General guidance, not legal advice — entry and health rules depend on your passport and change often. Verify with official sources before you fly.
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