Barcelona embodies a spirit of happiness and freedom. This seaside city teems with pristine beaches where sun-kissed tourists relax and play in the sand. Live music echoes throughout the city. Everywhere you turn, the streets are dotted with colourful tapas bars, Catalan restaurants and sculptures that add to the energy of the city. Citadines Ramblas Barcelona is a great starting point to explore the Catalan city. Next to the eponymous Las Ramblas boulevard, a promenade dotted with shops, restaurants and museums, the walk is an entertaining and pleasant one as you make your way to cultural attractions such as the human statue of Galileo Galilei and Miró mosaic.Your next stop should be the Barri Gòtic, or Gothic Quarter. Almost untouched by time, the area evokes the old-world romance of Barcelona. Many of the buildings that still stand originated during Medieval times, and some date back to the Roman period.Next head for the Quadrat d’Or to relish the sight of majestic buildings decorated with floral designs, neo-Gothic details and stained glass. A must-see attraction here is the Sagrada Família, the unfinished masterpiece of Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi.