Barcelona is Spain’s second biggest city and, arguably, it's the most lively! It is situated in the northern part of Spain near the French border in what is called the Catalan region. This region has its own distinct culture and language, which is separate from the rest of Spain. The city is famous for its Gothic architecture, museums, gardens, and parks.
The city will appeal to those who love trying different foods. There is an abundance of fresh and delicious food to be tried in the various food markets, bars, and restaurants. Spain is most famous for its “tapas”, offering a host of dishes for you to sample. The nightlife in Barcelona is renowned, with lots of clubs, bars, and live music to keep you entertained. The city has a low-cost and modern public transport system and is also well connected to other areas.
For example, Southern France is only an hour away by high-speed train.
