Barcelona Part 2

Our day started with 10 am admission tickets to Sagrada Familia. Sagrada Familia is a Roman Catholic basilica in Barcelona, that is still unfinished after more than 140 years of construction. It is the work of famous architect Antoni Gaudí, who designed it with a towering and special shape that makes it the most popular tourist attraction in Barcelona.

From there, we walked to Casa Mila and Casa Batllo. Casa Mila and Casa Batllo are two famous buildings designed by Antoni Gaudi. They are both UNESCO World Heritage and have unique architectural features.

We made our way to Placa de Catalunya and walked down the La Rambla. La Rambla is a bouvelard, it's lively, packed with tourists, street vendors and street artists. At the end, we reach the Gothic Quarter.

Gothic Quarter is the historical centre of the old city of Barcelona. The area is full of alleyways and squares, and is home to ruins, medieval monuments, churches and cobbled lanes. It is the oldest

part of Barcelona and contains the remains of some of the Roman buildings and walls.

Tonight we pack our bags again, as tomorrow we make our way into France.