This Barcelona tourist map marks the 13 top sights in walking order, 30 hidden gems in orange and a 7.0 km walking route through the centre, from the Sagrada Família to Ciutadella Park. The map is free to view, print and download.
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Each sight is described in full on tourist attractions in Barcelona.
The numbers below match the pins on the map, the PDF and the video. The first 8 sights sit on the walking route through the centre; the last 5 are reached by metro or funicular.
Marked in orange on the map: 30 smaller sights worth a detour. The PDF lists all of them with addresses.
The PDF is the same map on four A4 pages. Page 1 holds the map of the centre with the numbered legend, how to get around and the licence. Pages 2 and 3 list the 13 sights with a photo, a short text and the full address, including the transport for the five outside the centre. The 30 hidden gems follow with their addresses, and a page of neighbourhoods closes it. In English, 1.8 MB. Edition: October 2026.
Start of a 7.0 km (4.3 miles) route, about 1 h 25 on foot, from Sagrada Família metro station (L2, L5). The basilica fills a whole block of the Eixample on Carrer de Mallorca. Walk north-west through the grid towards Passeig de Gràcia.
On the corner of Passeig de Gràcia and Carrer de Provença; the undulating facade and the wrought-iron balconies are best seen from the opposite pavement. The next stop is a short walk down Passeig de Gràcia.
At Passeig de Gràcia 43, on the block known as the Illa de la Discòrdia, with Casa Amatller next door. From here the route crosses Plaça de Catalunya and continues down La Rambla.
Halfway down La Rambla at number 91, under the cast-iron canopy; the quietest browsing is first thing in the morning. Liceu metro station (L3) is at the market's door.
Just off La Rambla on Carrer Nou de la Rambla, with the twin parabolic gates on the street front. The route then crosses La Rambla into the Gothic Quarter.
On Pla de la Seu in the heart of the Gothic Quarter, with the shaded cloister and its thirteen geese beside it. Jaume I metro station (L4) is a short walk away.
On Plaça de Santa Maria in El Born, reached through the lanes east of Via Laietana. Passeig del Born runs from its apse towards Ciutadella Park.
The route ends at the park gates on Passeig de Picasso, with the lake and the Cascada fountain inside. Ciutadella | Vila Olímpica metro station (L4) is at the seaward corner of the park.
The centre is walkable: the 8 stops on the route cover 7.0 km, about 1 h 25 of walking without the visits, and the longest leg is the 1.7 km from the Sagrada Família to La Pedrera.
The metro, run by TMB, follows the route: L2 and L5 stop at Sagrada Família, Diagonal (L3, L5) and Passeig de Gràcia (L2, L3, L4) serve La Pedrera and Casa Batlló, Liceu (L3) is at the door of La Boqueria and close to Palau Güell, Jaume I (L4) is the stop for the cathedral and Santa Maria del Mar, and Ciutadella | Vila Olímpica (L4) is beside the park.
Sights outside the walking route:
Four of the numbered sights sell timed entry tickets. Booking ahead avoids the queues at the Sagrada Família and Park Güell.
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