Churches and basilicas

Standing as Barcelona’s most iconic architectural landmark, the Sagrada Família represents Antoni Gaudí’s visionary fusion of Gothic tradition and organic Modernisme. This

Dominating the central square of the Gothic Quarter, the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia (La Seu) stands as the

The Basílica de Santa Maria del Mar stands as the purest surviving example of Catalan Gothic architecture. Built entirely in the 14th

The Temple Expiatori del Sagrat Cor (Temple of the Sacred Heart of Jesus) is one of Barcelona’s most recognizable landmarks. Designed by

This 14th-century Catalan Gothic church stands tucked within tranquil historic squares of old Barcelona. Featuring a massive rose window and an imposing

Clinging to sheer conglomerate cliffs 725 meters high, this Benedictine abbey houses Catalonia’s venerated patroness, the Black Madonna. Surrounded by distinctive serrated

Standing as the oldest Romanesque church in Barcelona, this fortified monastery once stood isolated among open countryside fields outside Roman walls. Its

Founded by Queen Elisenda de Montcada, this royal convent preserves an extraordinary three-story cloister where Poor Clare nuns lived in strict contemplation