Day 1: Arrival and First Impressions Arrive in Barcelona and check into your hotel. Start to get a feel for the city in the neighbourhood around your hotel with a leisurely stroll, with plenty of stops for coffee and some delicious pastries in local cafes. Take a stroll down Las Ramblas and around the Gothic Quarters, and take in the beauty of the historic sites such as the Barcelona Cathedral, and the Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar. Day 2: Gaudí's Masterpieces Start your day with a tour of the famous, yet unfinished, Sagrada Familia basilica, designed by the famous architect Gaudí. Take a short stroll to Park Güell which houses another series of Gaudi’s amazing architectural feats, along with stunning views of the city around. Spend the afternoon exploring Gaudi's Casa Batlló and Casa Milà, and be sure to set aside some time to enjoy the rooftop terrace which reveals spectacular views of the city. Day 3: Markets and Monuments Begin your day by exploring the vibrant Mercado de La Boqueria, Barcelona's most famous market, and treat your taste buds to the best of this city’s culinary delights. Spend the morning meandering through the stunning Gothic Quarter, and then visit the majestic Santa Maria del Mar church. In the afternoon, head up to Montjuïc hill for incredible views over Barcelona and visit the National Art Museum of Catalonia with its stunning collection of Romanesque art. Day 4: Beaches and Villages Spend the morning wandering around the narrow streets of Barceloneta, the historic fisherman's district in the heart of Barcelona, with its stunning beaches, and choose from one of the many fantastic seafood restaurants right on the sand. In the afternoon, travel up the Catalan coast to the charming medieval town of Girona, you can step into another incredible world of ramparts and towers, crossing narrow streets and discovering hidden squares, ending the day with an amazing selection of tapas in some of the best restaurants the town has to offer. Day 5: The Famous Camp Nou Take a tour of Camp Nou, the stadium where the world-renowned Barcelona football team plays, before diving into one of the city's best cultural offerings at the Joan Miro museum with its impressive collection of this famous artist’s work. Evening ends with a trip to the exclusive neighbourhood of Gracia, known for its cool boutique bars, and top-class restaurants. Day 6: Picnic in the Park Spend the day exploring the famous Parc de la Ciutadella, one of the most popular parks in Barcelona, with its beautiful lake and the stunning Gaudi fountain. Hire a small boat and take in the scenery at a more leisurely pace or take a picnic lunch of your favorite local goodies from the market. The afternoon can be spent exploring the trendy El Born district, visiting hotspots such as the Picasso Museum. Day 7: Time to Relax On the final day of your trip to Barcelona spend the morning in the labyrinthine old town of Poble Espanyol, a stunning replica village where you can really immerse yourself in traditional Catalonian culture. Then after lunch, why not end your trip with a relaxing afternoon on the beach? These renowned beaches located within easy reach of the city centre, and offer an ideal chance for relaxation and fun.