McJesus, Donald Trump or a punching bag in the shape of a woman - these and other fascinating works of art have been banned from exhibitions for various reasons. But you can still admire them here.

What do a snake skeleton, a turtle and a honeycomb have to do with one of Gaudi's most famous houses? The night tour provides exciting insights into Gaudi's architectural thinking. The surprising thing is that everything has a function! The tour ends above the rooftops of the city with a colorful light spectacle that takes its origins in the formation of the earth and reflects the epochs up to the construction.

Vibrant music, brilliant singing, and energetic dancing await you in a flamenco show deeply rooted in Spanish culture. While enjoying local tapas and cocktails, the passion and heritage of flamenco is revealed, transmitted through generations. An evening that captures the essence of flamenco in an atmosphere full of history and tradition.

Immerse yourself in Gaudí's early architectural genius and reveal a world of innovative designs and fascinating details. The magnificent façade, ornate interiors and use of unique materials reflect Gaudí's visionary approach. Each element tells its own story, embedded in the rich Catalan culture and tradition.

From the summit of Montjuïc, there are breathtaking views over Barcelona and the sparkling Mediterranean Sea. Children will be amazed by the sight of the cable car gently floating to the summit. The extensive gardens invite you to take a stroll, while the historic fortress tells stories of times gone by. Don't forget to visit the magic fountain at nightfall, when it glows in vivid colors.

In the halls of the museum, you can follow the traces of Picasso's youthful creative period. The presentation of his earliest works, which he painted at the age of 14, is particularly fascinating. Here, the artist's deep connection to the city that shaped him during his formative years is revealed. This place offers a unique opportunity to study the development of one of the greatest artists of the 20th century at close quarters and to understand why his art continues to inspire the world today.

Stroll under plane trees, past street performers and flower stalls. Listen to the melodies of the musicians as you stroll past historic buildings and the hustle and bustle of the Mercat de la Boqueria. For children, watching the street performers becomes a highlight. Pause to admire the creativity of the cartoonists or enjoy an ice cream as you soak up the lively ambiance.

If you are not yet a fan of Salvador Dalí, you can definitely become one here. The entire museum itself is a work of art designed by the master himself. Bizarre works of art invite you to marvel at them, such as an entire room where each piece of furniture adds up to a portrait of a woman. Or a hidden Abraham Lincoln in the painting. If you want to find out more about Dali's eventful life in advance, you should definitely watch the film Dalíland.

A visit to El Liceu doesn't have to be expensive, with tickets starting at just 11 euros. Although they don't offer a view of the stage, they let you soak up the atmosphere. The mirror room and the view from the top down to the stage are really great to see. If you want to have a refreshment during the interval without stress, you can order in advance and you will even get your own table in the Theater Bistro.

Warm sunlight tickles your skin as you lie on fine sand and enjoy the fresh sea breeze. Barceloneta invites you to relax on the beach and splash around in gentle waves. For children, building sandcastles will be great fun, while adults can try their hand at the popular padel game. Keep your belongings safe and bathe worry-free by asking a beach neighbor for supervision.

Walk through narrow streets lined with centuries-old buildings and experience the medieval charm of the Gothic Quarter up close. Every nook and cranny here tells a story of times gone by, while the impressive Gothic architecture transports you to a world that has stood the test of time and modernity. Fascinating monuments and hidden places are waiting to be discovered by you. Let yourself be enchanted by the historic centerpiece with its unique character and find peace in the shady courtyards or by walking along the old city walls.

Admire the interplay of light, color, and form in Gaudí's visionary basilica. A walk through the porticoes is like a journey through a petrified forest, where organic structures and emblematic sculptures weave a unique narrative of faith, hope and love. This unfinished masterpiece remains a testament to Gaudí's tireless dedication and creativity.

Less than an hour from Barcelona, a jewel created by Antoni Gaudí reveals itself to you, the Crypt of Colònia Güell. This early work by Gaudí, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, already shows all the characteristic elements of his later world-famous buildings. The crypt, a mix of colorful roofs and undulating columns, was Gaudí's first public commission.

Immerse yourself in the world of unique architecture and encounter an unfinished masterpiece that has been taking shape for over a century. Majestic towers reaching into the sky, filigree facades and stained glass windows tell a story of genius and creative perseverance. The organic shapes and religious motifs surround you with an atmosphere that is both spiritual and inspiring. Every nook and cranny reveals detailed sculptures and emblematic works of art, embedded in a structure that combines Gothic and Modernist elements. A visit here promises not only insights into the life's work of a visionary artist, but also an incomparable perspective on the interplay of nature, faith and architecture.

From the origins of Catalonia to modern times, the region's eventful past comes to life in this unique museum. Prehistoric artifacts, medieval documents and modern exhibits provide a comprehensive picture of Catalan identity and its development. Here you will not only gain knowledge, but also feel the pulse of history. A visit is recommended to delve deeper into the soul of Catalonia and understand the roots of today's cultural diversity.

A world full of passion and lust opens its doors, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the complex history of eroticism. With over 800 fascinating exhibits, from ancient sculptures to modern erotic artworks, this place offers a unique cultural perspective on the role of sexuality through the ages and cultures. A visit is worthwhile for all those who are open-minded and are looking for an artistic exploration of a topic that is as old as humanity itself.

Marvel at microscopic masterpieces by Nicolai Siadristy, so tiny that they can only be fully appreciated through a microscope or magnifying glass. A fascinating journey through precise art that challenges the eye and the mind.

Upon entering Camp Nou, you immediately feel the electrifying atmosphere emanating from the stands of the 99,354-capacity arena. Children marvel at the size and can't wait to step onto the hallowed turf where legends like Messi have played. A visit to the FC Barcelona Museum completes the experience, where trophies and multimedia exhibits bring the club's glorious history to life.