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This is the work of genius architect Gaudi. Gaudi’s birthplace was converted into a museum, and you can catch a glimpse of Barcelona at the park's central square. It was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984.

This cathedral is deemed Gaudi’s greatest masterpiece. Consisting of exquisitely decorated spiers and façades, the elevator leads to the top of the city and overlooks the city of Barcelona.

It is a 6-story building made of cream-colored limestone, one of Gaudi’s representative works. People reside in the building today. It was registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984.

It is a house designed by Gaudi, a world-renowned architect, for his master and supporter, Earl Guell. The rooftop chimneys of various shapes decorated with broken tiles are impressive. It was listed as the UNESCO World Heritage in 1984.

A street built for the 1929 Expo exhibition, you can enjoy walking on old Spanish streets, and there are workshops and shops of various craftsmen.

As a sports venue, it is well known by its old name, the Montjuic Olympic Stadium. It was used as the main stadium of the 1936 and 1992 Summer Olympics. You can see the monument of Hwang Young-Joo who won gold medal at the 1992 Summer Olympics marathon.

A castle located on the Montjuic Hill. You can take a cable car and go directly to Montjuic Castle, where you can see the Barcelona city and harbor.

Famous for its collection of the world's best Romanesque art collections. Picasso said: ‘it is a place you must visit to understand the roots of Western art.’ You can see a vast amount of Catalan art from the 10th to the 20th century.