Catalonia

- Sagrada Família — Antoni Gaudí’s monumental basilica in Barcelona, famous for its soaring facades and intricate, still-unfinished interior; a must-see example of Catalan Modernisme. - Park Güell — Colorful public park by Gaudí with mosaic sculptures, whimsical architecture and panoramic views over Barcelona. - Barri Gòtic (Gothic Quarter) — A maze of narrow medieval streets in Barcelona packed with historic buildings, plazas, the Cathedral and lively cafés. - Montserrat — Dramatic serrated mountain and Benedictine monastery northwest of Barcelona, known for the Black Madonna, spiritual pilgrimage and excellent hiking. - Costa Brava — Rugged northern Catalan coastline offering secluded coves, sandy beaches and charming seaside towns like Cadaqués and Tossa de Mar. - Dalí Theatre-Museum (Figueres) — Surreal, immersive museum created by Salvador Dalí housing a vast collection of his works and bizarre installations. - Girona Old Town — Well-preserved medieval city with a grand cathedral, ancient city walls, a picturesque Jewish quarter and Romanesque architecture. - Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici National Park — Catalonia’s high Pyrenees park with alpine lakes, dramatic peaks and extensive hiking trails for nature lovers.