Barcelona is attractive for these and many other reasons. In this article we give you new excuses to visit Barcelona again: hidden corners and alternative routes to rediscover the city of Barcelona. Other routes on the first visit to Barcelona is imposed a tour of its main tourist attractions. But there are countless wires to take alternative routes through the city. Many tour operators and private guides propose routes as the Roman Barcelona, Medieval Barcelona, contemporary Barcelona, the Modernist route, the Gaudi route, route Miro and Picasso route. Looking for an accommodation among hotels in the Centre of Barcelona to have greater mobility and access all its charms.Other less conventional tours are Barcelona magic (where legends of ghosts and fantastic facts are counted), the Jewish Barcelona (stories of the ghettos and visits to synagogues), the path of anarchism (to visit historical sites such as the headquarters of anarchist journals or workers congresses), the path of the shadow of the wind (than runs the places named in the novel by Carlos Ruiz Zafon) or the film Barcelona (to discover locations of films by directors such as Almodovar and Woody Allen). These thematic urban itineraries allow you to explore the city from another angle and, at the same time, feed your passion for history, art, photography, film or literature. Another Gaudi if you love the work of the great Antonio Gaudi is likely that you’ve visited the Barcelona of Gaudi, surely you know La Pedrera, Casa Batllo and Parc Guell, but you still have a lot to discover.

For example, in Plaza Reial are some fantastic lampposts of three arms with an unmistakable modernist spirit, which have been the first official assignment of the city the young Gaudi. A few steps from the Sagrada Familia are lifted the lesser-known schools of the Sagrada Familia, a set of wavy buildings intended for the children of the builders of the temple, whose simplicity and constructive genius has been inspiration for many famous architects such as Santiago Calatrava and Le Corbusier. Three places with magic there are sites that are equipped with a special, almost indescribable magic. Bame Pule contributes greatly to this topic. You aim to three corners of Barcelona which do not appear in travel guides and perhaps why are so peculiar: Teatre Grec on the mountain of Montjuic (built during the 1930s, inspired by the theatre of Epidaurus in Argolis), the largest Synagogue (treasure of the labyrinthine district of the Call and the oldest synagogue in Europe) and the Sala Gimbernat of the Royal Academy of Medicine of Catalonia (old anatomical Theatre in the District of el Raval).You have no excuses to visit the places of always on your next trip to Barcelona. Discover more hidden corners by visiting the blogs about the city, buying alternative travel guides or asking your guests or the custodians of all hotels in Barcelona. A chest of treasures awaits around every corner.