1.Number 1 - La Sagrada Familia churchNumber 1 Barcelona Top Ten Tourist Attractions list is the fabulous unfinished church of La Sagrada Familia designed by Antoni Gaudi. This very unusual construction is Barcelona's most famous and most visited tourist attraction. It is rated one of the world's top attractions by Tripadvisor users. It is free to see from the outside, but going inside is another matter. La Sagrada Familia welcomes over 3 million visitors a year, so expect long queues to get inside. The mornings are busiest. Late afternoons are less crowded. A good tip is to buy skip-the-line ticketsin advance. How long does it take to visit? From the outside it takes about 30 minutes to see. The inside of the Sagrada Familia church takes longer. You might have to queue for 1 hour or more for tickets - and then you will need 1 or 2 hours inside to see it all. But it's worth it. This unfinished basilica is one of the most famous buildings in the world and a top must-see sight in Barcelona. It was designed by famous Catalan architecht Antoni Gaudi over 100 years ago and the foundation stone was laid in 1882, when the surrounding area was just fields.The splendid Sagrada Familia interior was opened to the public in 2012. The outside is still being built and was at 65% completion in 2013. Only 8 towers of the 18 spires are finished.The plan is to complete the Sagrada familia church in 2026 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Gaudi's death in 1926. When finished it will be 144 years since construction began. See a YouTube video animation of how Sagrada Familia will look when finished Gaudi knew that it would take a long time to finish the temple and he famously once said, "My client is not in a hurry!" Gaudi died tragically in 1926 after being hit by a tram. At the time only the nativity facade was completed. Visit the Sagrada familia on a hop-on-hop-off bus tour or take the metro to station Sagrada Familia. See mapVisitor tip: Beat the 1 hour long queues to get inside by buying tickets in advance. Buy Skip-the-line Tickets Sagrada Familia BarcelonaOpening times and ticket prices Sagrada Familia 2015: Basilica only 15 - Basilica and Towers 19.50 Generally open all year, but can be closed for certain services and special religious events.

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Number 2 - Magic Fountain showNumber 2. The Font Mgica Fountain. The Magic Fountain is a "must see" Barcelona attraction. You have never seen a fountain like this. It really does feel magic to experience the beautiful show of water, light and music. The Magic fountain was built in 1929 as one of the main attractions for the Barcelona World Fair and the Font Magica is still one of the most famous spots in Barcelona with an estimated 2.5 million visitors annually. There are water and light shows in the summer from Thursday to Sunday and admission is free. See show times below. Please note that sometimes due to exhibitions and events access to the fountain can be closed. Visit the Magic Fountain by metro to station Espanya. See map

Magic Fountain winter show timesFrom 1 October until 30 AprilFriday and Saturday: shows from 7pm to 9pmSunday to Thursday: closed - no showsAdmission free.

Magic Fountain summer show times from May:Monday to Wednesday: no showsThursday to Sunday: show every 30 mins from 9pm to 11.30pm Last show starts 11pm

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Number 3 - Picasso Museum BarcelonaNumber 3. Picasso Musuem. The world's most famous painter Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga, but lived in Barcelona with his familyfrom 1895 to 1904. It was here he spent his formative years as an artist.The Picasso Museum is in the Born area of Barcelona and is Barcelona's most famous museum and a top 10 attraction.Picasso's father was an art teacher. The young Pablo Picasso had already started his art studies in Malaga, but Barcelona was a huge influence on his early years as a struggling painter. Picasso first exhibited his work in Barcelona and considered himself from Barcelona. The Picasso museum in Barcelona does not have the most famous Picasso paintings, but the collection in Barcelona is unique. You find early sketches and lesser known Picasso's, which explain and show his development as an artist. The museum is located in various magnificent gothic mansions in the medieval part of Barcelona called El Born. The Picasso museum is a top attraction in Barcelona: Visitor Tip 1: be early during weekends and the summer, when the queues are long. Visitor Tip 2: Get skip-the-line Picasso museum tickets when you book a guided tour. Visitor Tip 3: Free admission for everyone on first Sunday of each month all day and free every Sunday after 3pm. Visit the Picasso Musuem by metro to station Jaume I and then 10 walk.See map

Opening times and ticket prices Picasso museumClosed Mondays except public holidaysTicket price 2015: 11

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Number 4 - Las Ramblas streetNumber 4. La Rambla is another must-see. Also called Las Ramblas The Spanish poet Federico Garca Lorca said about La Rambla, "It is the only street in the world which I wish would never end." La Rambla starts at Plaza Catalunya and ends at the Monument of Columbus at the Port Vell harbour of Barcelona. La Rambla it is not a spectacular sight, but very pleasant to stroll down and enjoy the human heartbeat of Barcelona. If you have not strolled down it, you cannot say you have been in Barcelona. Also called Las Ramblas as it is really a collection of various stretches of street with different names. During the day and early evening completely safe and free to visit. However, be careful of pickpockets on La Rambla and in the Metro stations nearby. In the early hours of the morning 2 - 4am be wary on lower part of La Rambla near the harbour.Always open and free. > See map. Visitor Tip. Keep a hand on your bag at all times and wear your backpack on your front to avoid pickpockets.

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Number 5 - FC Barcelona museum & Camp Nou stadiumNumber5.Camp Nou Experience. Buy Tickets FC Barcelona Camp Nou ExperienceIf you can see Bara play a home match, then that is the best Camp Nou experience but you the museum is worth a visit. The Camp Nou stadium and FCB museum are among the most popular attractions in Barcelona attracting millions of visitors a year. Camp Nou has the one of the largest Nike stores in Europe packed with Barca merchandise. Unmissable for football fans.Visitor tip.You can buy cheaper FCB shirts and scarves at market stalls outside the stadium on match days.Opening times and ticket prices Camp NouOpen dailyAdmission 23

Number 6 - Barrio Gotico area of BarcelonaNumber 6. The Barrio Gotico gothic quarter is the medieval city of Barcelona from the middle ages. It grew around the old Roman town of Barcinowhich is the oldest part of Barcelona.The gothic part of the city has many beautiful churches, plazas, markets and museums and you can see parts of the old Roman walls. If you visit the Barcelona history musuem - Museu d'Histria de la Ciutat - you can see remains of Roman houses and streets of Barcino in Roman times under the museum. The gothic quarter is free to visit and best seen on foot because tour buses cannot get through the narrow streets. There are no dangerous areas in the Gothic quarter, but be aware of Barcelona pickpockets. Also worth visiting is the neighbouring medieval area of Barcelona's old city called El Born.

Opening times & ticket pricesAlways open and free to visit Number 7 - Modernist Park Guell by Gaudi Number 7. Parc Guell by Antoni Gaudi. Parc Guelli is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered to one of Gaudi's most artistic works. Parc Guell is a Barcelona top attraction and definite must see. The park is on Carmel hill so seeing this attraction means quite a long and uphill walk if you take the hop-on-hop-off bus or metro station Vallcarca. If you prefer not to walk, then take a taxi to the Park Guell front gate. The original idea of Park Guell was to build a private and exclusive residential garden village with 60 houses. This business idea didn't work and in 1923 the park was donated to Barcelonas city council for as a public park. See mapVisitor tip: Save 1 and avoid queues if you buy Park Guell tickets in advance online

Opening times & ticket prices Park GuellOpen daily all yearAdmission fee 7 to enter Park Guell Monument area.

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Number 8 - Modernist buildingsNumber 8.Modernist buildings Barcelona. Modernisme was a Catalan cultural movement centred in Barcelona and Catalonia from 1888 to 1911. It is most famous for its architectural expression in particular the many works of Antoni Gaud. There are a handful of modernist buildings in Barcelona that are outstanding. Three of them are in the one Barcelona city block called the Illa de la Discrdia - the "Block of Discord" on the street Passeig de Gracia. They are "Casa Amatller" designed by Josep Puig i Cadafalch, the magical "Casa Batll" by Antoni Gaudi and the "Casa Lle-Morera." A little further up the street Passeig de Gracia on the opposite site is one of Gaudi's most famous buildings in Barcelona named "Casa Mila" - and nicknamed "La Pedrera" (the Quarry). which is pictured above. In the summer months you can enjoy rooftop terrace jazz concerta at La Pedrera. Sadly for visitors in 2014 Casa Mila facade is covered for cleaning and restoration, but you can take a Pedrera guided tour, see exhibitions and have a coffee or drink in the Casa Mila cafe on the first floor. At Casa Batllo you can tour the builiding and also enjoy summer concerts in the modernist courtyard. Another modernist treasure is the beautiful Palau Guell town house near Las Ramblas, also by Antoni Gaudi. For modernist art and furniture visit to the Barcelona Modernist museum. A popular way to see top modernist buildings is on foot on Passeig de Gracia or by taking hop-on-hop-off tourist buses. Nearst Metro stations Passeig de Gracia or Diagonal

Opening times and ticket pricesAdmission price Casa Mila 20.50Admission price Casa Batllo 21.50Admission price Casa Amatller 10Admission price Palau Guell 12

Address + directions to Casa BattloAddress + directions to Casa Amatller Address + directions to Casa MilaAddress + directions to Palau GuellAbout Antoni Gaudi and his buildingsNumber 9 - Montjuic hill and Poble Espanyol Spanish villageNumber 9. Montjuic hill and Poble Espanyol de Barcelona - the Spanish Village of Barcelona. Montjuic hill has many parks and attractions including an old fort at the very top called Montjuic Castle, which has a rich and dark history and fantastic views of Barcelona. The other big attraction on Montjuic hill is a unique Spanish village called Poble Espanyol which was built in 1929 for the Barcelona 1929 World Fair and Universal Exposition. The Poble Espanyol village is the 4th most visited attraction in Barcelona. It was built in 1929 as an architectural experiment to create a village to showcase Spain's different architecturalstyles. It was so popular that it was left intact after the world exhibition and it now houses a wide variety of cafs, summer open air night clubs, restaurants, over 40 very nice handicraft shops and a full programme of concerts and events, especially in the summer. You can also see a very good flamenco show called El Tablao de Carmen at Poble Espanyol, which includes 1 hours free entrance to Poble Espanyol. Poble Espanyol was designed by Catalan architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch. see map. This attraction is on hop-on-hop-off bus routes or take metro to nearest metro station Espanya and then it is 20 minute walk.

Montjuic castle is open daily all yearAdmission price: 5Address and map Montjuic Castle

Poble Espanyol village is open daily all yearAdmission price: 11 which includes audio-guideAddress and map Poble Espanyol

Number 10 - Tibidabo hillNumber 10. A visit to Tibadabo is a fun thing to do in Barcelona and great for kids. The views of Barcelona are fantastic and there is a small and fun vintage amusement park at the top, which is open in the summer from March to September. You can reach the top of Tibadabo via a vintage Blue Tram which connects to a mountain railway, Or take the bus from the Plaza Catalunya directly to Tibidabo. The fun-fair is closed in winter, open at weekends in spring and autumn and generally open from Wednesday to Sunday in summer, but check before visiting. The Skywalk where you can enjoy views of Barcelona is free and open all year except a few weeks in February for annual maintenance. The Sagrat Cor church at the top of Tibidabo is open all day and is free to visit. Visit by bus or by tram/mountain train see map andSee how to get to Tibidabo

Opening times and ticket pricesTibidabo amusement park opening timesGeneral ticket price: 28.50 Children under 1,2m 10.50Children under 90cm FREE.Skywalk views of Barcelona open all summer: free.

2.We suggest the following plan for 3 days and nights

1 day walking (or biking) in the Barcelona's old city centre, called Ciutat Vella, the old town. Ciutat Vellahas three neighbourhoods worth visiting which have major attractions and charm. They are called El Gtico, El Born and Barceloneta. El Raval is also interesting to visit for it's bohemian atmosphere.

1 day to explore the sights of the newer parts of Barcelona on theBarcelona hop-on-hop-off busesoutside the old city which include the 19th century Eixample area, Sant Marti area which has beaches, Les Corts area where the Camp Nou stadium is located, Montjuic hill with parks, city views and an old fort - and Tibidabo hill which has a city views, and old fairground and church.

1 day or half a day outside Barcelona on a day tour outside Barcelona or Half-day tour outside Barcelona to Montserrat Monastery and Mountain - or Girona or Sitges.

You can mix the three days we suggested above, anyway you want. Barcelona shops are usually closed on Sundays (except in July and August,) so a walking day in the old city will be more fun on any day except Sunday. For excursions and day tours outside Barcelona try to avoid the weekends, because many local residents leave Barcelona for the weekend, so beaches and towns outside Barcelona are more crowded and there will be more traffic coming back to the city on Sunday evening.

Most of the Barcelona attractions and things to see are in these three districts of Barcelona, which you can see on the map below. For the best places to stay in Barcelona see our "Best area to stay in Barcelona" guide and check out our Barcelona practical tips page

Ciutat Vella, which means "the old city" in the Catalan language, is the oldest district of Barcelona, where it all started with the Roman city of Barcino.Eixample and Sant Marti are the newer city extensions from 19th & 20th century. Eixample has most of the 19th and early 20th century modernist buildings. Sant Marti used to be the old industrial area of Barcelona but has been modernised since the Olympics in 1992 with modern neighbourhoods and top class beaches.

Take a closer look at the satellite map of part of Barcelona below. You will notice that the old city centre of Barcelona has many narrow winding streets. That is the Ciutat Vella" - the old city of Barcelona dating back to the middle ages. Because of the narrow streets, the tourist hop-on-hop-off buses dont go into the old parts of Barcelona. The hop-on-hop-off buses only stop on wide roads on the edges of the old city, so this part of the city is absolutely best explored on foot or on bicycle.

The Ciutat Vella consists of several neighbourhoods. The most central one is "El Gotico." This is the gothic quarter, which expanded around the original Roman city of Barcelona called "Barcino." You can still see parts of Barcelona Roman city walls and if you look closely at the map of the gothic area of Barcelona, you can still make out the outline of the old Roman city of Barcleona.

The Eixample district, which means extension in the Catalan language, is outside and around the old city of Barcelona. This is the newer part of Barcelona which was built in the late 19th century. Readhow Barcelona's Eixample area was created. There are many interesting tourist attractions to see in this area and they are best seen from the Hop-on-hop-off buses, which make stops at all the big attractions in Barcelona

Day 1 in BarcelonaWalk round Barcelona's old Ciutat Vella areasThe "Ciutat Vella", which means "old city" in the Catalan language, is one of the biggest medievel city areas in Europe. It includes the five neighbourhoods of La Raval, Barri Gotic, La Ribera / El Born and Barceloneta. You can spend 1 day walking or bicycling around the three most interesting neighbourhoods of the old city which are called El Gtico, El Born and Barceloneta,The pedestrian boulevard Las Ramblas cuts through the old city of Barcelona and should not be missed either. If you don't have a full day then start at Las Ramblas street and focus mostly on the Gothic part of the old city, which has the most historic sites in the old city. The gothic area is almost the most central because it grew around theRoman city of Barcelona called Barcino. You can still see parts of the Roman walls and four Roman temple columns in the gothic area of Barcelona. Other sights of interest inthe Gothic area things to see are Las Ramblas street,Barcelona cathedralandthe square Plaa Reial. Then head over to theBorn/Ribera part of the old city, which has some lovely medieval streets, trendy small boutiques and cafes, and two big Barcelona attractions, which are the Picasso museum and famous gothicSanta Maria del Mar church. Then if you have time and want a lovely walk with harbour and sea views, stroll down to Barcelonetawhich is the old fisherman's quarter in Barcelona, which borders on Barcelona's beaches.

Day 2 in BarcelonaSee Modernist sights of Barcelona on hop-on-hop-off tourist bus1 day on the hop-on-hop-off buses exploring the areas outside the old city including the Eixample area, Sant Marti, Les Corts, Montjuic hill and Tibidabo hillThe Eixample is the area that was developed in Barcelona when the the old middle age city became too overcrowded and so in the late 19th century the old medieval city walls were pulled down and a new part of the city called the Eixample sprang up around the old city. This is where you will find most of the famous modernist buildings that Barcelona with one important exception which is the Palua Guell by Guadi which is in the Raval area of the old city. But most of the modernist architecture is in the newer areas of Barcelona and is best seen on a hop-on-hop-off tour, which will take you along the elegant shopping street Passeig de Gracia past Gaudi's Casa Mila and Casa Batllo, also to Sagrada Familia church and past FC Barcelona's famous foot ball stadium Camp Nou. There are several routes on the hop-on-hop-off buses and you can also go as far as the hills overlooking Barcelona which are Montjuic hill and Tibidabo. The hop-on-hop-off buses also visit Plaza Espanya where you can see the famous Magic Fountain but this is best enjoyed at night when you can see the fantastic Magic Fountain light and music show.Sant Marti is the district of Barcelona that is on the coastline of the city. Prior to the 1992 Barcelona Olympics Sant Marti was the industrial area of Barcelona and called the "Manchester of Barcelona." For the Olympic games the area started a process of transformation that now has turned it into a new residential and business area of Barcelona. Sant Marti is somewhat off-centre, but is well connected to the city centre and the big attraction of the Sant Marti area is the close proximity to the beaches. The hop-on-hop-off buses will take your past this area, but apart from the beaches there are no major sights.

Day 3 in BarcelonaSee attractions outside Barcelona on a Day Tour1 day or half a day outside Barcelona on a day or half day group tour or small group tour.Barcelona is a bustling, vibrant and cosmopolitan city. It can also be noisy, busy and hot, especially in the summer. So for Day 3 we recommend that you get out of the city and book a tour to one of the many beautiful spots, which are just one or two hours from Barcelona. There are many top class attractions outside Barcelona and you can choose between a wide variety of wonderful and interesting day tours from Barcelona to popular attractions like the Costa Brava beaches and coast area, Montserrat mountain and monastery, seaside village Sitges, Roman city of Tarragona, Girona - the city of sieges, world famous vineyards of the Penedes region, the pre-pyrenees and Pyrenees mountains and much more.

Top 10 Barcelona tourist attractions ordered by number of visits/year

No. 1 Sagrada Familia by Antonio Gaud (Giant Basilica)

Address: La Sagrada FamiliaCalle Mallorca, 40108013 Barcelona, Espaa. .Opening hours:October - March: 09:00 - 18:00April - September: 09:00 - 20:00;25 and 26 December, 01 January and 06 January: 09:00 - 14:00. Admission:Main entrance (Queuing): 15.00 Main entrance + towers (Queuing): 19.30 Jump the queue access to Sagrada Familia with guided tourDisabled Access: YesMetro: Sagrada Familia (Blue Line, L5) and (Purple Line, L2)A Giant Basilica designed by the master architect Antonio Gaud. This building has been under construction since 1882 and they've still got another 30 to 80 years (depending on funding and resources) to go before it will be finished. Just imagine the dedication, devotion and commitment involved in creating a building for that length of time.Some people love the Sagrada Familia and some people hate it but whatever you think I guarantee it will cause a reaction one way or the other. The first time I saw it I was rather shocked. It was so different from anything I had ever seen I had no reference point. However each time I visited it I really grew to love the building. Its uniqueness, its boldness and shear size are breathtaking. It is under construction which means that each time you visit you will see something new. You will also be witnessing a masterpiece in its creation as the work will be going on whilst you visit.I have travelled the world and seen many breathtaking constructions but for me the Sagrada Familia is at the top of the list.

No. 2 LAqurium de Barcelona

Metro: Drassanes (Green Line, L3) Address: LAqurium de BarcelonaMoll d'Espanya del Port Vell08039 Barcelona, Espaa. Tel: +34 93 221 7474 Save 20% on the entrance fee to the aquarium with the Barcelona CardBarcelona Aquarium is a popular Barcelona attraction to take the kids and young ones. I have to admit I loved the aquarium, so does that make me a kid? The aquarium is at Port Vell (Barcelona Port Area).Official website for Barcelona Aquarium

No. 3 Poble Espanyol de Montjuc otherwise known as the Spanish Village

Poble Espanyol - "Spanish Village"Address: Poble EspanyolFrancesc Ferrer i Guardia, 1308038 Barcelona, Espaa. Entrance: 12.00 Save 20% with the Barcelona CardMetro: Espanya (Green Line, L3) and (Red line, L1) about 15 minutes walk from the metro stop.This Barcelona attraction is a small Spanish village with different quarters that replicate the style of houses and architecture from different parts of Spain.Poble Espanyol is also home to a whole host of specialist craft shops and workshops where you can see some traditionally made Spanish goods.Poble Espanyol is also the venue for the Famous Flamenco show at Tablao de Carmen which maybe is one reason for it's popularity at no.3No.4 La Pedrera - Casa Mila by Antonio GaudOpening hours:05 November - 28 February: 09:00 - 18:3001 March - 04 October: 09:00 - 20:00 Address: La PedreraCalle Provenca, 261 - 26508008 Barcelona, Espaa. Admission: 20.50 Save 20% with the Barcelona CardDisabled Access: Yes. Nearly 100% accessible for the wheelchair visitor.Metro: Diagonal (Green Line, L3) and (Blue Line, L5)Another one of Antonio Gaud's creations once again hits the top 10 most visited attractions in Barcelona. This building used to be called Casa Mila but nowadays it's more commonly known as La Pedrera which means "quarry". Gaud was instrumental in completing this building and his characteristic wavy brick work and colourful tiles are also evident on this masterpiece.No. 5 Barcelona FC MuseumAddress: Barcelona FC MuseumAristides Maillol, entrance no 708028 Barcelona, Espaa. Opening hours: 02 April - 07 October: 10:00 - 20:00; 08 October - 01 April: 10:00 - 18:30; Sundays and holidays: 10:00 - 14:30 Admission price Adults: 23.00 Child: 17.00 Barcelona FC Tour: Barcelona FC stadium tour online.Disabled Access: YesMetro: Collblanc (Blue Line, L5)No surprises here. If you are a football fan then this museum is a must see. It has wall to wall trophies, pictures and statues of the greats. I'm not a football fan but I still enjoyed walking round this museum. When you buy your ticket you have 2 options. You can buy a ticket for the museum and to see the stadium or you can buy a dual ticket where you get to see the museum and behind the scenes at the club e.g. changing rooms, VIP lounge, press conference areas etc.No. 6 Barcelona ZooMetro: Ciutadella (Yellow Line, L4) about 10 minutes walk.Official Web Site: www.zoobarcelona.catTel: +34 90 245 7545 Barcelona Zoo is based in the Parc de la Ciutadella the best way to find it is to go to Ciutadella park and to follow the signs to the Zoo. The zoo has a wide variety of animals on show. The Zoo also has a restaurant, picnic area, a shop, electric cars, ponies and a mini-train. To get a full listing of the facilities and operating hours click on the official web site link found above.No. 7 Picasso MuseumOfficial Web Site: Picasso MuseumAddress: Picasso MuseumMontcada, 15-2308003 Barcelona, Espaa. Opening hours: Tuesday - Sunday: 10:00 - 20:00; Closed on working Mondays Annual closing days: 01 January, 01 May, 24 June, 25 December, 26 December. Admission: 11.00 for main exhibition - extra for special showings. Save 20% with the Barcelona CardDisabled Access: YesMetro: Jaume l (Yellow Line, L4)The museum has arranged Picasso's paintings in chronological order from his early days to his final works. Arranging the paintings in this way gives you a fascinating insight into the development of Picasso thinking over time and shows how he developed the distinctive designs that he is famous for today. A popular art gallery.

No. 8 Mir MuseumOfficial web site: Joan MirAddress: Joan MirParc de Montjuc08038 Barcelona, Espaa. Opening hours: Check web site for details as they vary depending on the time of the year.Admission: 11.00 Save 20% with the Barcelona CardDisabled Access: YesTransport: Montjuc Funicular - you can catch the Montjuc Funicular train from Paral.lel metro station.Metro Stop: Espanya (Green Line, L3) and (Red Line, L1) Walk about 20 minutes - Uphill most of the way.This art gallery has a wide range of Mir's work dating back as far as 1914. This artwork collection not only includes his paintings but also a good selection of sculptures, tapestries and early sketches. A wonderful collection of Mir's work.

No.10 National Museum of Art of Catalunya MNACOfficial web site: Art Galleries Barcelona - MNACAddress: MNACPalau Nacional, Parc de Montjuc08038 Barcelona, Espaa. Opening hours: Tuesday - Saturday: 10:00 - 19:00, Sunday and public holidays: 10:00 - 14:30, Monday: closed, except public holidays .Admission: 12.00 Free with the Barcelona Card Disabled Access: YesMetro: Plaa Espanya (Green Line, L3) and (Red Line, L1)The Magic Fountain of Montjuc - one of my favourite Barcelona tourist attractions.Metro: Plaa Espanya (Green Line, L3) and (Red Line, L1) Barcelona metro mapOfficial Web Site: Fonts of BarcelonaI know I said I was only going to give the top 10 most famous Barcelona tourist attractions but one site which is popular and in my opinion a "must" visit is the Magic Fountain of Montjuc. This is a light, music and water extravaganza that just can't be missed.Performances are nightly but times vary depending on the time of year.

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