Every visitor to this marvelous city wants the perfect photo of Barcelona to show off to their friends when they get back from holiday. Whether it is posing in front of the fountain in Parque de la Citudella, or taking a selfie in front of the Colón statue, there are plenty of places to take great pictures.
However, if you are a photography lover, you will want to seek out the most impressive views. Nothing wows the folks back home like an expertly taken panoramic photo that shows off everything that makes the Barcelona skyline so striking and beautiful. So grab your camera and take a look at some of the high-altitude spots where you can capture Barcelona in all its glory.
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Tibidabo
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Tibidabo is a theme park that has been providing fun days for families and friends for over 100 years. But aside from the thrilling rides, the park provides stunning views over Barcelona, across to the Mediterranean sea and Montjuic in the East. Go for a ride in the park’s colorful Ferris wheel and snap a couple of shots of the city.
Parc de Montjuïc
If you want a striking photo from the opposite end of the city, there is only one place to go: Parc de Montjuïc. For the most comprehensive view of the city, go straight up to the top of the park, by foot or cable car, and get ready to start shooting.
There you will find the imposing beauty of the medieval Castell de Montjuic, which boasts a 360-degree viewing platform with incredible views of the city over to Tibidabo. And if you head to the other side of the castle, you can take some striking photos of the Montjuïc Cemetery or the mind-boggling expanse of the commercial Barcelona Port.
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Bunkers del Carmel
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Perhaps the hardest spot to access on this list, the Bunkers del Carmel are nevertheless absolutely worth your time in your search for the perfect panoramic photo.
A Civil War relic, the ruined bunkers that dot the hillside of Turó de la Rovira were used during the conflict as anti-aircraft batteries to protect the city from Franco-ist ariel bombardment. Now, however, they are a favorite spot for anyone wanting to experience breathtaking views of the city. The top spot to witness a stunning Barcelona sunset, this fantastic site makes sense as the perfect place to capture a stunning, unforgettable photograph of the beautiful city of Barcelona.
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