If you’re planning on spending 2 days in Barcelona, perhaps over a weekend, then we’ve put together this itinerary to help you plan your perfect visit.
Barcelona is a city that Jess and I have visited many times. There is so much to see and do, certainly more than would fit into two days. However, with careful planning, you can definitely see a lot of the city and many of the highlights in a couple of days.
If you have more or less time, check out our guide to spending a day in Barcelona, as well as our 3 day Barcelona itinerary.
In this guide, we’re going to share with you our idea of how to spend two days in Barcelona. This focuses on the highlights that a first-time visitor is likely to want to see, but it also includes a few of our favorite sights that aren’t so popular.
As well as the itinerary, we’re going to tell you everything you need to know to plan your time in Barcelona. From where to stay, to how to get around, to how to save money on attractions, this guide has you covered. Let’s start with the itinerary itself.
2 Day Barcelona Itinerary
As with all our itineraries, this one should be taken as a starting point for you to plan your own time in the city. We think it makes for a good two days, but we appreciate that everyone has different interests. So you can personalize it as needed.
Additionally, we like to pack a lot in when we travel, so if you prefer to see less, or are visiting Barcelona as a family with children, do tweak it to meet your own travel style.
Finally, you also want to check the opening times and dates for each attraction as some are closed one day per week or might have annual closing periods. So make sure they are open before you set out.
Barcelona Itinerary Day 1
Today you’re going to see one of the world’s most famous cathedrals, as well as a number of other sights around the city! Let’s get started.
Hop on Hop off Bus
Today, I’m going to recommend you get around using the Hop on Hop off bus. A few of today’s attractions are spaced a little apart, and Barcelona’s Hop on Hop off bus is an easy way to get between them. It’s also a great way to learn about the city as you go, thanks to the included audioguide.
Of course, you could get between today’s sights by public transport or other forms of transport, as covered in the section on getting around Barcelona. But as many of the city passes for Barcelona include at least a day of hop on hop off bus travel, it is worth taking advantage…
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