Barcelona places I want to go

DHR.com: This is where you'll find a wide selection of works of Spanish artist Pablo Picasso. The permanent collection includes Man in a Beret and Mountain Landscape. Open Tuesdays-Sundays, 10am-8pm.

Fatima: Great tapas, as good as Ciutat Condal. Pretty good service. Always crowded, give your name to host and wait ~20ish min. Mi lugar favorito para tapear.

Dan Calladine: Keep walking! The square looks nice, but it's full of overpriced tourist traps, pickpockets and beggars

Oh-Barcelona.com: It was this square that Antonio Gaudí was travelling to the night he died in 1926. He was hit by a tram on his walk there.

Simon Wynn: Great museum. You get to see a large underground roman and medieval ruin. Plan for two hours, get the audio tour. Great value too at 7 euro.

@JaumePrimero: just walking through this area of old Barcelona is amazing, even if you don't buy anything or sit in a cafe. It is a glimpse of Barcelona long past. Lots of photo ops.

Amy O'Brien: A truly new and innovative souvenir shop featuring its own line of postcards, magnets, mugs and trays, all of which being of artistic images of a Barcelona.

Epicurious: While technically a market, there are many tiny counters to gather around and sample the spot's immense variety. Check out the array and plan your next meal while snacking on spectacular fruit salad.

Oh-Barcelona.com: Just what has world famous chef Ferran Adrià been getting up to since closing his five-time world No.1 restaurant El Bulli? Well, his circus-themed tapas bar Tickets has been keeping him busy! Leia mais.

SuiteLife Barcelona: One of the best places to get brunch in Barcelona every Saturday and Sunday. Things to try: Very Berry Banana Smoothie, Eggs Benedict, Tortilla Ranchera and/or Penny Lane Pancakes. Leia mais.

Oh-Barcelona.com: One of the most well recognized buildings of Barcelona. Antonio Gaudi's architectural masterpiece is supposed to be finished by 2025. Audio-guides are available when visiting this cathedral Leia mais.

I Wanna Go There: This building from 1877 was entirely remodeled by Antonio Gaudí in 1905-1907. It is a jewel and you need to see the entire building at least once if you go to the 'Ciutat Comtal'. Leia mais.

thewandering1: the roof of this building is its main attraction, but the gaudi museum and architectural details throughout are what are truly special.

@JaumePrimero: A canadian/catalan chef who executes his spin on Catalan cuisine elegantly.

Olympics: The Piscina Municipal de Montjuïc hosted the diving events for the 1992 Summer Olympics. There is a great panoramic view here.