The famous striking but unfinished Roman Catholic church by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí is a must. No question needed.
Space is as valuable as the pizza it whips up; set in some of the coolest of locations (all with open kitchens and long trestle tables), it's all about community. So delve in to some of the yummiest wood-fired delicacies, and of course a tiramisu to finish.
Not only is the Mercat dels Encants located in a building that all architecture aficionadas will admire, it is also home to one of the largest flea markets in Barcelona. Bring a few bags and have your hunting goggles at the ready, there's treasures to find!
Not a whole lot beats a coffee and pastry for brekky. It's a heavenly combination. Especially if it's the ham and cheese napolitana or pain au choc from Origo.
Hop on a 70s style stool and sip away at the perfectly brewed coffee at Bar la Camila. If you get a little peckish order som pan tomatat, or an anchovy omelette and you're all set for the perfect morning routine.