Get inspired by Jennifer Winget’s “Postcards From Barcelona” and visit these 5 places in the Spanish city

Jennifer Winget tapped into her globetrotting spirit, as seen in her latest Instagram post titled “Postcards from Barcelona.” In the photos, Jennifer can be seen strolling through the quaint streets of the Spanish city in a white dress. She embarked on a tour of the area, with sightseeing stops at the Gothic Quarter and ArtzFolio’s Temple of the Sacred Heart, as well as a sunny day on the beach. Jennifer’s travel companions were her friends who were looking for adventure. The actress also indulged in delicious food at several restaurants while taking in a salsa show.

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Like Jennifer Winget in Barcelona, ​​head to these 5 places in the Spanish city on your next vacation here.

1. Basilica of the Sagrada Familia

Featuring artistic architecture, the Basilica of the Sagrada Familia is a must-see in Barcelona. The towers that rise to the sky and the sculpted pillars are quite impressive. There are also several motifs of Jesus and angelic beings. The two-way stairs symbolize the path between heaven and earth.

2. Casa Batllo

Casa Batlló is a modernist building that stands out for the skillful work of its craftsmen. Multi-colored stained glass windows, breathtaking curves and vibrant masonry create a fairytale scene that can only be seen in movies.

3. Picasso Museum

To answer the call of the artist in you, visit the Picasso Museum. Works by the famous painter Pablo Picasso are exhibited there. If you are in Barcelona as a couple, this will be the ideal date at the museum.

4. La Rambla Market

For a local gastronomic expedition, head to the tree-lined street of La Rambla market. Here you’ll find a range of food items such as poultry, eggs, olives, ham, bacon, fruits and vegetables, nuts and dried fruits, wild mushrooms and seafood.

5. Montjuic Castle

This magnificent castle is famous for its culture-rich museums, which house a magnificent collection of works by Catalan artists. The breathtaking panoramic views, complemented by lush vegetation, will allow you to take Instagram-worthy photos.

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