[2025 Barcelona Attraction] Travel Guide for Arc de Triomf (Updated Jul)

Barcelona is a city where art and history come alive, and every moment of the trip was moving. When I faced Gaudi's masterpiece, the Sagrada Familia, I was speechless at its overwhelming beauty. The intricate exterior carvings and the light-filled stained glass inside created a mysterious atmosphere, making me feel like I was in another world. Walking through the Gothic Quarter and enjoying the medieval atmosphere was also an unforgettable experience. As you walk along the narrow, old alleys, you can find charming cafes and artistic murals everywhere. The Barcelona Cathedral boasts magnificent architecture, and entering it, I was overwhelmed by its majestic atmosphere. The Arc de Triomf was also impressive. Unlike the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, this place, with its unique design made of red bricks, showcased Barcelona's individuality. It was nice to take a leisurely stroll in the surrounding park and enjoy the warm sunshine. The beach in Barcelona offered another charm. The moment I looked at the soft sandy beach and the blue sea and felt the cool sea breeze, I could feel the vibrant energy of the city. Barcelona is a city where history, art, and nature harmonize, and it is a place I definitely want to visit again.

#celebrateit Barcelona is famous primarily for the masterpieces of Gaudi (Familia Sagrada, Casa Batllo, Casa Mila and Park Guell) and the Picasso Museum. If you’re not a hardcore fan for arts/architecture wonders to wanna go through all of them, you might not wanna do Barcelona for more than two days. But half a day of citywalk should still be enough to keep one engaged. Places/areas to walk around: 1) Arc de Triomf 2) Casa Vicens 3) Las Ramblas 4) Gothic Quarter 5) Pont del Bisbe

#JapanFlightEvent @@Those of you who are planning a trip to Barcelona, ​​Spain this summer, take note🇪🇸 If you were to ask me which country I liked the most among the countries I've traveled to, I would recommend Spain. That's how many times I've been to Spain, and Barcelona in particular was so good that I've traveled there 3 times. For those of you who are planning to visit Barcelona for the first time, I'll recommend a few places to visit!🫶🏽 🏨Recommended Barcelona Hotels - Hotel Colón Barcelona Hotel Colón / A 5-star hotel located right in front of the Barcelona Cathedral. The rooftop terrace cafe is especially famous for its view of the cathedral. (Even non-hotel guests can use it.) - Leonardo Hotel Barcelona Gran Via Leonardo Hotel Barcelona Gran Via / This is a 3-star hotel that I recommend because of its great facilities and service. It's a great value for money accommodation! 📍Places to visit in Barcelona - Catedral de Barcelona / A cathedral with a different charm from the Sagrada Familia Cathedral. It's located in the Gothic Quarter. - La Rambla / A shopping street with various shops and restaurants. Always full of people. - Mercat de la Boqueria / An indoor public market with lots to see, including food, meat, and processed foods from Spain. - Casa Milà, Casa Batlló / These are famous buildings by the genius architect Gaudi. If you travel to Barcelona, ​​you must take a Gaudi tour! - Parc Güell / If you haven't been to Casa Milà or Casa Batlló, you must visit this place. This park perfectly shows Gaudi's identity, and it's great for a walk, quiet, and has many photo spots. - Basílica de la Sagrada Família / A place you absolutely must visit in Barcelona. The Sagrada Familia Cathedral! I've been to many European cathedrals, but I think the Sagrada Familia is the most magnificent and beautiful. I highly recommend you try the audio guide tour🫶🏽 - Plaça de Gaudí / A garden in front of Sagrada Familia, famous as a Sagrada view photo spot. - Bunker MUHBA Turó de la Rovira / A viewpoint where you can see the entire city of Basel at a glance. It's famous for its sunset, but it's currently open until 6pm. - Tibidabo / An amusement park with a Ferris wheel and several rides. It's a viewpoint in Barcelona with a magnificent cathedral. Of all the places I've been to in Basel, this is probably the prettiest sunset & night view point. - Camp Nou Spotify Camp Nou / You should definitely watch an FC Barcelona game. I went when Messi was there, but it's still the best for watching La Liga games..! Watch El Clásico. - Arc de Triomf / It has a different charm from other European triumphal arches. Sometimes, small festivals are held in front of it. - La Barceloneta / Barceloneta Beach, a must-visit in summer and winter. - Castell de Montjuïc / A castle built in the 17th century, it is the symbolic castle of Barcelona. The view is great, and the fountain show at the Montjuïc fountain is the best! Barcelona is so beautiful that I've visited it 3 times, and there are so many places to visit. Spain has a Mediterranean climate, so it's warm even in winter. It's hot in midsummer, so I recommend April-June and September-October! If you're visiting Barcelona for the first time, save it and use it as a reference.🧡 #europe #europetrip #barcelona #spain #barcelonatrip #spaintravel #Europe #Europeantravel #Europeantraveldestination #Europeantravelrecommendation #Barcelona #Barcelonatravel #Spain #Spaintravel #Spaintraveldestination #Barcelonahotplace

#EuropeanTravel - Arc de Triomphe I heard there are no tourist attractions around the Arc de Triomphe, so I was debating whether to go or not, but I went for a walk at night and fell in love with it, so I took a lot of pictures! First of all, the Arc de Triomphe itself is very luxurious and has details that you can take pictures of up close, so I think I looked at it for a long time! It's pretty during the day, but I think the grandeur is even greater at night with the lights! I recommend stopping by the Arc de Triomphe and then going all the way to Plaza de España for a walk!

Be sure to stop and take pictures when you pass by Barcelona's Arc de Triomphe 😂 The first time I saw it, I thought it was super big and spectacular. It was great, but there were so many people 🤣 If you want to take pictures with no one in the background, I recommend coming here in the early morning 💕💕💕👍🏻

[Barcelona Arc de Triomf (Arc de Triomf) | The symbol of the 1888 Universal Exposition, a neo-Mudejar red brick arch] — Not a military triumphal arch, but a festive gate built as the “gateway to the city” — ⸻ 📍[Location/Access] Located at the northern end of Passeig de Lluís Companys, at the entrance to Ciutadella Park, directly above the Arc de Triomf station on the L1 subway line. It is within walking distance of the old town and the Gràcia district. 🕰️[History] • A monument built in 1888 as the main gate of the **Universal Exhibition**. • The designer was Josep Vilasecai Casanovas, who combined modernism with the Mudejar style. ⸻ ✨Recommended points • 🔴Bright red bricks x Mudejar decoration: The 30m-high arch is made of red bricks, giving it the influence of Islamic architecture . • 🌍**Stone carved frieze "Barcelona rep les nacions (Barcelona welcomes the nations)"**: The north side expresses welcome, and the south side expresses "Recompensa (reward)" . • 🦇Bat decoration: The bats carved into the building are derived from the coat of arms of King Jaume I of Aragon, and are a symbol of economic prosperity . • 🌳The Paseo (boulevard) is also attractive: The tree-lined avenue that stretches from the Arc de Triomf to Ciutadella Park is popular for strolling, cycling, and events (). ⸻ 🎒Tips and advice • Best time to take photos: The red bricks look great in the morning or evening when the sky is blue 📷. • Set up a stroll around the area: Combine it with the Castilleja Fountain and the Picasso Museum in the park for a great experience (). • You can't go to the top: There is an elevator, but it is not open to the public, so be careful. #AbsolutelyFreeTrip #Spain #Barcelona

#June Travel Support Fund 1. 🌴 Placa Reial (Reial Square) A historic square built in the neoclassical style between 1848 and 1859, it is a representative landmark spanning the Gothic Quarter and Las Ramblas. At the center is the ‘Three Graces Fountain’, and around the square are streetlights and palm trees designed by Gaudi, creating an exotic yet classic atmosphere. During the day, you can watch people from the sun-drenched terrace cafe, and at night, it is a colorful lifestyle space where restaurants, bars, and clubs come alive. . In the early evening, you can enjoy a cup of coffee on a bench around the fountain, and at night, you can enjoy an exciting nighttime atmosphere with bars and live performances. ⸻ 2. 🏛 Arc de Triomf (Triumphal Arch) This is a gateway architecture for a civic festival built as the official entrance to the 1888 World’s Fair. The neo-Mudejar style red brick structure and delicate reliefs emphasize the public meaning of celebrating culture and industry, unlike the existing triumphal arches that commemorate Baroque or military victories. Standing tall at the entrance of Passeig de Lluís Companys, it is also a popular meeting place for cyclists and hikers. You can see various sculptures and patterns up close, and the tree-lined walking course across from the Arc de Triomphe to Parque de la Ciutadella is attractive.

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#europeonbudget A stunning red-brick gateway to the heart of Barcelona, the Arc de Triomf is more than just an arch—it’s a statement. Its intricate Moorish-inspired design stands proudly at the end of a palm-lined promenade. Unlike its Parisian cousin, this arc celebrates progress and unity, not war. Perfect for photos, leisurely strolls, or people-watching, it’s a must-see that blends history and charm effortlessly. Whether bathed in sunlight or glowing at dusk, the Arc de Triomf is a bold and beautiful introduction to the city’s artistic soul. My rating: 3.5 ⭐️ out of 5!

📍Barcelona, Spain Planning to visit one of the most famous and popular destinations in Europe? Looking for a mix of culture, beach vibes and nightlife? Barcelona is your perfect choice! 🏛️💃🏖️ 👉 Attractions: Arc de triomf, Casa Milá, Sagrada Familia, Catedral de Barcelona, Barceloneta. 👉 Food: simply loved paella 🥘 try jambon serrano and visit the street markets close to La Rambla! #cityplaybook #spain #Barcelona

On my first trip to Spain, I just wanted to "walk around and see"; On my second visit, I started noticing the breeze in museums and plazas; By the third time, I finally understood: What truly captivates about Spain isn’t just the sights, but those "experiences that can only happen there." ☀️ So I’ve compiled this list of 【20 Must-Do Things in Spain】, From architecture and beaches to food, local life, and cultural romance, Each one is worth savoring slowly and feeling deeply ❤️ 🏰 History & Culture × Architectural Wonders 1️⃣ Gaze up at the kaleidoscopic light of Sagrada Família ⛪️ 2️⃣ Snap a photo in the mosaic wonderland of Park Güell 🎨 3️⃣ Walk past the bullring and listen to the echoes of a fading tradition 🐂 4️⃣ Stroll the green path from Arc de Triomf to Parc de la Ciutadella 🌳 5️⃣ Admire the sunset over the steps of Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya 🌇 6️⃣ Ride a small train through the valley to Montserrat’s sacred mountain 🛤 7️⃣ Take the cable car up to see the monastery merge with the peaks 🚡 8️⃣ Explore the salt mines and their underground crystal galaxy 🧂 9️⃣ Spend a night in the medieval Castell de Cardona 🏰✨ 🔟 Watch the sunrise from Girona’s city walls and step into a real "Game of Thrones" scene 🌅 🎭 Cultural Experiences × Travel Highlights 1️⃣1️⃣ Wander Roman alleys and Arab baths—time-traveling street corners 🛁 1️⃣2️⃣ Capture a memory on the Eiffel Bridge in Girona 🌉 1️⃣3️⃣ Fall for Tossa de Mar’s golden beaches and stone castle 🏖️ 1️⃣4️⃣ Stand in the monastery museum, viewing divine paintings and sculptures 🖼️ 1️⃣5️⃣ Glance back at Barcelona’s skyline from the art museum—pure romance ❤️ 🍷 Food Adventures × Authentic Mediterranean Flavors 1️⃣6️⃣ Sip genuine Spanish wine or Cava 🍷 Tip: Local bars in Girona or seaside restaurants in Tossa serve the best. 1️⃣7️⃣ Try freshly made paella 🥘 Golden rice + shrimp and mussels, as savory as the Spanish sun. 1️⃣8️⃣ Sample tapas at a local bodega 🍤 Tip: Fried squid, olives, and jamón on bread—simple yet addictive. 💃 Local Vibes × Lifestyle Moments 1️⃣9️⃣ Watch a raw, passionate flamenco show 💃🔥 When the rhythm hits, your soul claps along. 2️⃣0️⃣ Get lost in old-town alleys—smell fresh bread, hear street guitars, spot cats sunbathing 🐾🎶

From Gaudí's fairy-tale dreamscapes to the serene valleys of monasteries, and the sea breeze on golden beaches, these 10 experiences made me truly fall in love with Spain in Europe ❤️👇 1️⃣ Gaze up at the "Unfinished Miracle" of the Sagrada Família ⛪️✨ Sunlight streaming through stained glass feels like stepping into a kaleidoscopic heaven. 2️⃣ Daydream on the Mosaic Bench at Park Güell 🎨🌳 Vibrant tiles and whimsical graffiti make every photo a masterpiece. 3️⃣ Step into the Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas, Reliving Spain’s Fiery Past 🐂🔥 Now a shopping hub, but the arena’s grandeur still echoes its passionate history. 4️⃣ Walk Barefoot on Barcelona’s Beach 🏖️🌊 Sun, sand, and Mediterranean breeze—pure unfiltered joy. 5️⃣ Stroll Through the Arc de Triomf to Ciutadella Park 🏛️🕊️ Where greenery, fountains, and slow living blend seamlessly. 6️⃣ Watch Barcelona’s Sunset from MNAC 🎨🌇 The city panorama at the museum’s entrance rivals its art. 7️⃣ Ride the Scenic Train🚞 to Mysterious Montserrat⛰️ A journey so picturesque, it feels like entering a sacred realm. 8️⃣ Take the Cable Car🚡 to the Cliffside Monastery 🕍🌥️ Silence broken only by the wind, leaving your soul at peace. 9️⃣ Explore the Surreal Cardona Salt Mine 🧂✨ A glittering underground palace straight out of *Frozen*. 🔟 Witness Golden Sands Meet Ancient Walls in Tossa de Mar 🏖️🧡 Dog’s Cave, lighthouse, stone gates—every corner begs to be savored. 📌 These aren’t just checkboxes—they’re how you *feel* Spain. No rush, no clichés—just your senses soaking up this passionate land 💃

Casa Vicens is the first work of Spanish architect Antoni Gaudi and the starting point of his career. It is known as "the beginning of Gaudi's fantastic ideas." 📕[History and Rebirth] Vincent House was built in 1883 and completed in 1885. It remained a private residence for 132 years and changed hands only three times. Originally the summer home of tile merchant Vincent, its design combines neo-Moorish, oriental and neoclassical elements. The exterior walls are decorated with colorful tiles and African marigold patterns. It is both a residence and a "living advertisement" for the tile business, showcasing Gaudí's early innovative use of materials and colors. It was not until 2017 that it was acquired and restored by Andorra's MoraBanc Bank and opened to the public. During this period, the building was converted into multi-family apartments by Gaudí's friends in 1927, and a chapel was added, but its original appearance was restored in subsequent restorations. In 2005, it was listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO and became the last of the eight Gaudí heritage sites in Barcelona to open. 🍃[Design features and natural inspiration] The design of Casa Vincent reflects Gaudí's ultimate admiration for nature. Plant elements such as palm leaves and marigolds can be seen everywhere in the architectural details. The wall paintings and roof decorations are all inspired by nature, blurring the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces. Here, Gaudí tried for the first time to combine materials such as iron, glazed tiles, and mosaics, and incorporated the arches, domes, and towers of Islamic architecture to form a unique "fairy tale castle" style. Although it lacks the iconic curves of his later works, its regular structure and functional layout foreshadow Gaudí's future breakthroughs. ❓[Why recommend it?] • This is a hidden gem among Gaudi’s buildings, a hidden gem for Spanish locals • Moorish style mixed with colored tiles + palm leaf relief, as if traveling through the story of "One Thousand and One Nights" • The Persian-style dome in the main hall on the second floor is breathtakingly beautiful • Any photo taken on the balcony looks like a magazine photo 📸[Photography location guide] ① Palm wall on the building's exterior (upward shot to show off beautiful legs) ② Peacock green cast iron balcony on the second floor (light and shadow shine through the carvings to show the peerless profile) ③ Rooftop Observation Deck (Photo with the colorful mosaic chimneys) ④ Reflection in the garden pond (pretending to be in Morocco) 🧬[Not enough vacation · Recommended itinerary] Barcelona, ​​6-person VIP Mercedes-Benz business tour group Day 1. Barcelona Airport Pickup Day 2. Barcelona Gaudi Highlights Tour Day 3. Barcelona-Tossa Beach-Barcelona Day 4. Barcelona full day free activities Day 5. Barcelona full day free activities Day 6. Barcelona Airport Transfer ✨【Free activities in the city】 After a good night's sleep, you can enjoy a free city walk in Barcelona today. Recommended attractions: Casa Vincent -- Palau Güell -- Casa Mila -- Casa Batlló -- Magic Fountain -- Plaza de España -- Barcelona Beach -- Picasso Museum -- Barcelona Cathedral -- Arc de Triomphe 💕 Editing is not easy. If you like the travel content we share, please use your lucky hands to follow and like it~

Today, Barcelona's blue sky and white clouds are like an oil painting! #SpanishTravel #Barcelona

There are white clouds floating in the blue sky! Different seasons and weather will bring different views! #西班牙旅行 #巴塞罗娜景点

#Overseas travel 📍Arc de Triomphe Passeig de Lluís Companys, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, ​​Spain This place, built as an entrance to the 1988 Barcelona Expo, has a great atmosphere and is a great place to go during the day because the sunlight is beautiful, but it's also a great place to hike at night. It's also a great place to take photos of your life, so I'd like to recommend it as a Barcelona night view course.

A very impressive and big monument in Barcelona located in front if the park. The arc has a long history and old architecture that you can observe in details. Located near the historic streets it’s a nice place for walking and exploring. The arc is considered as the symbol of Barcelona rich history and culture. Also this place is very attractive at night time. #springwander

The Arc de Triomphe is not only in Paris, France! I didn’t expect it to exist in Spain too! ! ! ! And in Barcelona~ 🕰️Business hours: It is suitable to visit during the day and at night 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: In addition to the Arc de Triomphe, the park next to it is also great 💰Average Consumption: $0 🗓️Itinerary: You can go in the morning or evening to visit the city 💞Reason for recommendation: In addition to shooting from the front, side, and back, it is also recommended to go to the park, where you can take great photos by simply shooting the roadside seats!

This Arc de Triomphe is a much smaller size than the Arc de Triomphe in France, but if you go up close you can see the intricate and beautiful carvings. I just happened to stop by, but it is a building with a certain amount of history, as it was built for the Barcelona Universal Exposition in 1888. There are few tourists, so you can take your time looking around, which is a recommended point! 📍Location: Passeig de Lluís Companys, Ciutat Vella, 08003 Barcelona, ​​Spain #0 yen trip February 2025

There are actually many great attractions around Barcelona. In addition to visiting Gaudi's buildings, we also visited other attractions, such as the Arc de Triomphe, Barcelona Cathedral, Mozuzi Olympic Football Stadium, Columbus Monument, Santa Caterina Market, and Palau de la Música Catalana. Here are some places I haven’t been to but are worth recommending: 1. Tibidabo This is a mountain near the city of Barcelona. There is a super old amusement park and a super beautiful church (Sacred Heart Church) on the top of the mountain. From the top of the mountain you can overlook the entire Barcelona scenery, the view is super wide! Although the amusement park is not big, it has a retro feel. The Ferris wheel and carousel are perfect for taking photos. It feels like returning to childhood! 2. Montjuïc This mountain is right next to the city and there are many attractions worth seeing! For example, you can take a cable car up to Montjuic Castle, and the scenery is amazing! There is also the Magic Fountain, and the light show at night is super dreamy and definitely not to be missed! In addition, the Olympic Stadium and the National Art Museum of Catalonia on the mountain are also worth seeing and suitable for people who like history and culture. 3. Barcelona Zoo If you like animals, this is definitely the place to go! There are many kinds of animals in the zoo, such as lions, giraffes, penguins, etc., and the environment is designed to be close to nature, which makes it very comfortable to visit. Especially suitable for taking children to play together! 4. Port Vell This is a very lively area in the city. There are many restaurants and shops by the port, and there is also a huge aquarium (L'Aquàrium) with a lot of marine life, such as sharks, tropical fish, etc. It is super fun to visit! You can also take a walk along the harbor and look at the yachts and sailboats, which is a very relaxing experience. 5. Passeig de Gràcia This street is a shopping paradise in Barcelona, ​​with brand-name stores and boutiques on both sides, but the most attractive are Gaudi's two buildings - Casa Mila and Casa Batlló. Even if you don't go in to visit, just looking at the appearance is amazing! 6. Barceloneta Beach If you want to relax, this is a great place! The beach is right next to the city, with soft sand and clear water. You can sunbathe, swim, or find a seaside restaurant to eat seafood there. It's a super enjoyment! These attractions are all in or near the city of Barcelona, ​​with convenient transportation, making it suitable for arranging a relaxing itinerary at any time. Each place has its own unique charm, which is enough to make you enjoy the journey #Register for February Hotel Test Sleeper 2025

#getgoing2025 The Arc de Triomf is a grand triumphal arch located in Barcelona, built for the 1888 Barcelona World Exposition. Things to Do: • Walk down the wide promenade leading to the park. • Admire the beautiful sculptures and intricate carvings on the arch. • Enjoy the nearby Parc de la Ciutadella, perfect for a stroll. Tip: The arch is beautifully illuminated at night, offering a different but stunning view. Direction: Easily accessible by metro (Arc de Triomf station), or a short walk from the Passeig de Sant Joan.

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I visited the Arc de Triomf in Barcelona, ​​and the sunset view was really beautiful. The unique red brick architecture was even more splendid and warm in the sunset light. There were many walking paths and benches around, so I could leisurely enjoy the view, and the street performances and lively artists were also attractive. As the sun set, the sky gradually turned red, leaving a deep impression on my trip. #December Travel Support Fund Event #2024 Wish Event

One of Barcelona’s most recognizable landmarks, the Arc de Triomf is a stunning monument that stands as a gateway into Parc de la Ciutadella. Built for the 1888 Universal Exposition, this grand arch is a symbol of the city’s rich history and cultural pride. 🌍✨ Admire the intricate brickwork and the beautiful sculptures that adorn the arch, telling stories of Barcelona’s achievements. The arch’s reddish hue and towering presence make it an unforgettable sight, and it's the perfect spot for photos! 📸🌇 Whether you’re strolling down Passeig de Lluís Companys or simply soaking in the vibrant atmosphere, the Arc de Triomf will captivate you with its beauty and historical significance. Don’t miss this gem of Barcelona! 🌿🌞 #voyagevibes

The sky above the Arc de Triomphe in Barcelona, ​​Spain, without filters or beautification, is so beautiful that people stop to watch and appreciate its natural color matching! #西班牙旅行 #巴塞罗娜景点 #巴塞罗娜景点

I used to like watching the sky at the beach. Now I work at the Eurohui Pharmacy opposite the Arc de Triomphe in Barcelona, ​​so I can always see the ever-changing scenery of the sky! Whether it is spring, summer, autumn or winter, its colors are the most beautiful and spectacular! #西班牙旅行 #巴伦斯

🌕 Stroll through Barcelona’s Arc de Triomf under the enchanting light of a full moon, where the historic monument glows against the night sky, casting long shadows on the promenade. 🌟 The Arc, built for the 1888 Universal Exposition, stands tall and majestic, with its intricate brickwork illuminated in the moonlight, creating a mesmerizing sight. 🚶♂️ As you walk along the tree-lined Passeig de Lluís Companys, the soft light of the moon reflects off the nearby fountains and palm trees, creating a magical atmosphere that feels like stepping into a dream. The peaceful surroundings, with fewer crowds at night, offer a serene escape to admire the grandeur of the Arc and the beauty of Barcelona’s architecture. 🌌 Whether you're taking a quiet evening walk or simply pausing to admire the view, the full moon adds an extra layer of wonder to this iconic Barcelona landmark, making it a perfect spot for a peaceful night out in the city. #voyagevibes

#NovemberTravelSupportEvent It's the Arc de Triomphe in Barcelona! I thought the Arc de Triomphe was only in Paris... I don't know if it's my ignorance or my lack of knowledge...ㅠ I just wandered around and wondered how this was done here!!! ㅎㅎ Spanish desserts are truly the best♥️

There are Arc de Triomphes in many European and American countries, and each one is spectacular and grand. The Arc de Triomphe in Spain is very different. It was built as the main entrance to the World Expo in 1888. It presents a Moorish architectural style, and the red brick gate is engraved with exquisite and special patterns! If you have the chance, you must visit the Arc de Triomphe in Barcelona. #Spain #Barcelona #Arc de Triomphe #CoolTravelExperiences #BeautifulPhotos of Attractions #Historical Monuments