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Must-Sees of Barcelona
Catalan National Art Museum
Considered the Prado of Romanesque art, this museum is a must. Housed in the National Palace, it displays the world’s finest Romanesque and Gothic paintings, sculpture and metalwork, as well as the Catalan impressionists, art nouveau furniture, and religious art from the Thyssen Bornemisza collection.
El Born
Formerly one of the seediest sections of Barcelona, the El Born neighborhood with its medieval roots has seen a revival. It is now one of the hottest spots to shop and dine. Read the rest of this entry »






