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18 Must-See Locations for the First Time Visitor in Barcelona, Spain

December 19, 2017 by Heather 24 Comments

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Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

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If you have read my 25 Things About Me, my Bucket List (see #79 & #80), or follow me on social media, you probably know that I have a heart for Spanish and Spanish-speaking countries. A big reason for this is I am part Spanish. Because of that, I was excited to have had the opportunity to visit Spain for the first time nearly 10 years ago and I have been going every summer since!

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This past summer, I explored Barcelona for the first time and thoroughly enjoyed it. I was there about a month prior to the terrorist attacks and yes, the city recently has made political headlines. Don’t let these stop you from missing out though! It’s a pretty laid-back city and I walked most everywhere possible (but if that isn’t your thing, here is a great guide to the hop-on/hop-off bus).

With all there is to do (use these Barcelona tips and tricks to simplify things), planning your first visit to the Catalonian capital might seem overwhelming. To hopefully make it easier, here are 18 must-see locations for the first time visitor in Barcelona, Spain!

La Sagrada Familia

La Sagrada Familia Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

La Sagrada Familia is the largest, unfinished Roman Catholic Church in the world.

La Sagrada Familia Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Designed by Antoni GaudΓ­, construction started in 1882 and went through various hold-ups. Today, it still isn’t finished and from what I understand, projected completion isn’t until 2026. Interestingly enough, this will be the 100th anniversary of GaudΓ­’s death in 1926.

La Sagrada Familia Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

You can take guided tours or audio-guided tours and I recommend going the audio-guided route. This way you can explore at your own pace. The best tour in this category is the Top Views ticket. This lets you explore the basilica and you can choose which tower you want to climb to get those spectacular views of Barcelona.

TIP: The Top Views ticket was the one I tried to buy, but the towers sell out FAST! Since I only booked a few days out, I missed out on the tower views and I was really sad about it. Don’t make my same mistake. Book EARLY! You can find all ticket and visitor information here.

Location: Carrer de Mallorca, 401, 08013 Barcelona, Spain

PlaΓ§a de Catalunya

PlaΓ§a de Catalunya Plaza Catalonia Plaza de CataluΓ±a Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Plaza de CataluΓ±a (its Spanish name) is considered to be the city center of Barcelona. There is a cool park area with fountains and all kinds of shops and restaurants surrounding the square.

TIP: Take the metro to PlaΓ§a de Catalunya and explore it as a starting point before heading down Las Ramblas.

Location: PlaΓ§a de Catalunya, 08002 Barcelona, Spain

Las Ramblas

Las Ramblas Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Las Ramblas (as it is known locally, the actual street name is La Rambla), is a popular, tree-lined tourist street. It is full of shops, markets and great places to grab a bite.

TIP: Walk La Rambla from PlaΓ§a de Catalunya to the Columbus Monument at Port Vell. It’s a beautiful walk and there’s so much to see along the way including La Boqueria. The distance is roughly 3/4 mile (1.2 km).

Location: La Rambla, 08002 Barcelona, Spain

La Boqueria

La Boqueria Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

While you are walking down La Rambla, stop in at La Boqueria. Its full name is Mercat Sant Josep de la Boqueria so I’m sure you can see how it got its shortened version!

La Boqueria Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain
You can taste test a lot of different foods and watch how they make them. Even if you aren’t hungry or not into trying new foods, you can at least see how beautiful their fruits and veggies are!

TIP: Try a juice smoothie. I recommend the strawberry-watermelon! For more food recommendations see how to eat your way through Barcelona!

Location: La Rambla, 91, 08001 Barcelona, Spain (**Closed on Sundays**)

Monument a Colom

Monument a Colom Columbus Monument Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

At the end of Las Ramblas, you can find the Columbus Monument. It was constructed in 1888 in honor of Columbus’ first trip to the Americas as well as a reminder that he reported to Queen Isabella I and King Ferdinand V after that first voyage.

TIP: Spend some time exploring the surrounding areas such as Port Vell, the Barcelona Aquarium, and the Maritime Museum.

Location: PlaΓ§a Portal de la pau, 08001 Barcelona, Spain

Parc GΓΌell

Parc GΓΌell Park GΓΌell Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Another creation of GaudΓ­, Park GΓΌell is one of the most popular attractions in all of Barcelona. Because of this, it is fairly crowded and can be difficult to get photos without a million people in them.

Parc GΓΌell Park GΓΌell Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

But, if you have the time (and some patience), you can wait for those precious few seconds where no one is around. Act fast though because this area doesn’t stay clear long! And, before you think this is only possible in the offseason, this photo was taken during peak season on July 4th at mid-day!

TIP: A lot of Park GΓΌell is free to explore. However, access to the Monumental Zone (location of the famous viewpoint) requires the purchase of a ticket. Be sure to purchase these in advance also as they fill up fast especially in the summer!

Location: 08024 Barcelona, Spain

Barri GΓ²tic

Barri GΓ²tic Gothic Quarter Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Barri GΓ²tic or Gothic Quarter is a cool area of Barcelona to walk around. It has cute medieval streets and all kinds of trendy restaurants and shops.

I got some fabulous watermelon gelato at Gelaaatii di Marco. Hmm…Just now as I’m writing this, I’m connecting my watermelon smoothie from La Boqueria to my watermelon gelato in the Barri GΓ²tic. Clearly, I was all about watermelon on this trip. Not totally surprising because watermelon in Spain is ridiculously good!!!

Catedral de Barcelona Barcelona Cathedral Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Make sure you see the Catedral de Barcelona. The exterior is beautiful. While you can pay a small fee for guided tours, you can tour most areas of the interior free of charge. When I was there, there was a massively long line. Due to the timing of another tour, I had to keep moving, unfortunately.

TIP: Browse the boutiques. There are some REALLY cute boutiques all throughout the Gothic Quarter. I found my go-to dress for the summer in one I happened to duck into last-minute called Sweety. I have gotten so many compliments on it and even wrote a Fashion Friday post about it!

Location: Mediterranean Seafront to Ronda de Sant Pere, Ciutat Vella, 08002 Barcelona, Spain

PlaΓ§a d’Espanya

PlaΓ§a d'Espanya Plaza de EspaΓ±a Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Where several major thoroughfares come together in a massive traffic circle, Plaza de EspaΓ±a was probably my favorite of the plazas.

The fountain in the center was designed by Josep Maria Jujol who was a collaborator with Antoni GaudΓ­. The Plaza features structures like the Venetian Towers which mark a dramatic lead to theΒ Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya…

Arenas de Barcelona PlaΓ§a d'Espanya Plaza de EspaΓ±a Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

and the Arenas de Barcelona which is a former bullring converted into a shopping mall. It just doesn’t get much cooler (or unique) than that!

TIP:Β Go to the top of the Arenas de Barcelona, grab a bite to eat and take photos of the views of PlaΓ§a d’Espanya. See how to find theΒ best views in Barcelona!

Location: Av. del Para-lel, s/n, 08015 Barcelona, Spain

Font MΓ gica de MontjuΓ―c

Font MΓ gica de MontjuΓ―c Magic Fountain Light Show Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Catching the MontjuΓ―c Light Show in front of the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya is a MUST. The first show was on May 19, 1929, during the International Exhibition. Music was added to the light show in the 1980s.


TIPS: Go early before the sun sets to get a good spot and have a picnic. Also, the shows only last around 15 minutes so there are several per night. Since the music varies, the show will too. Stick around and see a few of them! Be sure to check the schedule because shows are only on certain days of the week.

Location: PlaΓ§a de Carles BuΓ―gas, 1, 08038 Barcelona, Spain

Olympic Park

Olympic Park Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Walk around Olympic Park, home of the 1992 Barcelona Summer Olympics.

Torre Calatrava Torre TelefΓ³nica MontjuΓ―c Communications Tower Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Commonly known as Torre Calatrava and Torre TelefΓ³nica, the MontjuΓ―c Communications TowerΒ was designed by Santiago Calatrava.

Construction began on the tower in 1989 and was completed in 1992. It was built to transmit television coverage of the 1992 Olympics. It is 446 ft (136 m) tall and depicts an athlete holding the Olympic Torch.

TIPS:Β Go in the later afternoon when there is still plenty of light and stay to watch the sunset. Entry is free. Closest metro is Espanya and will then require taking the bus or taxi (or a long walk) to get there. Make sure you arrange a pick-up location and time with your taxi driver, especially if you are staying for the sunset. Taxis don’t drive up there regularly.

Location: Av. de L’Estadi, 08038 Barcelona, Spain

Beaches & Boardwalks

Barceloneta Beach La Playa de Barceloneta Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Barcelona is a coastal city so the first thought for most people is BEACH! The Barceloneta Beaches are quite popular.Β The boardwalkΒ is lined with clubs and quirky, unique places to eat.

Homenatge a la Barceloneta Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Don’t miss Homenatge a la Barceloneta by German Artist Rebecca Horn. Commissioned in 1992 for the Olympics, it pays tribute to the fisherman’s shacks that previously lined the beach.

TIP: Look for elaborate sand castles that are sometimes present as you walk up and down the boardwalk.

Location: 08003 Barcelona, Spain

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Casa BatllΓ³

Casa BatllΓ³ Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Antoni GaudΓ­’s Casa BatllΓ³ is a fan favorite and I quickly saw why.

Casa BatllΓ³ Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

GaudΓ­ redesigned the already-built house in 1904.

Casa BatllΓ³ Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

There are interesting features throughout the house, but the rooftop terrace was particularly neat!


TIP: Purchase tickets online ahead of time. This was one of those times I was so thankful I had purchased skip-the-line (FastPass) tickets. They were a little more, but worth every penny when I saw the line. I just walked straight on in!

Location: Passeig de GrΓ cia, 43, 08007 Barcelona, Spain

Palau de la MΓΊsica

Palau de la MΓΊsica Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

The only concert hall to be declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the Palau de la MΓΊsica is breathtakingly beautiful!

Palau de la MΓΊsica Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Guided tours of the interior are available and the inside is beautiful just like the outside!

Palau de la MΓΊsica Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Make sure to look up and get photos of the beautifully stained glass dome!

Palau de la MΓΊsica Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

The upstairs terrace is a great place to appreciate the exterior architecture. Contrary to the way it looks, it was not designed by Gaudí. It was built by Lluís Domènech i Montaner.


TIP: You can only enter via a guided tour or performance. Tickets can be purchased ahead of time and tours can be canceled for special events. Not sure it’s always this way, but for reference, I reserved my tickets online after arriving in Barcelona in peak season.

Location: C/ Palau de la MΓΊsica, 4-6, 08003 Barcelona, Spain

Casa MilΓ 

Casa MilΓ  La Pedrera Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Built between 1906 and 1912, Casa MilΓ  (also known as La Pedrera), was the last private residence designed by Antoni GaudΓ­.

Casa MilΓ  La Pedrera Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

In 1984, it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Casa MilΓ  La Pedrera Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

It was one of my favorite interiors to photograph because of the color and unique style!

TIPS:Β Purchase tickets ahead of time to avoid the lines. For a small upcharge, there is an option to purchase a premium open date ticket. This allows you to go any date and time during open hours and still skip the lines!

Location: Passeig de GrΓ cia, 92. 08008 Barcelona, Spain

Torre GlΓ²ries

Torre GlΓ²ries Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Torre GlΓ²ries was completed in 2004 and opened in 2005. Designed by French architect Jean Nouvel, the tower depicts the shape of a geyser rising into the air. It is 38 stories tall with a height of 473 ft (144.4 m).

Torre GlΓ²ries Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

It has a few nicknames, the most interesting being “‘the suppository”! I have to admit that fits!



TIP: This is one you will want to see both during the day and at night. It has an interesting subtle color during the day and then comes alive at night with brilliant, bright color!

Location: Avinguda Diagonal, 211, 08018 Barcelona, Spain

Arc de Triomf

Arc de Triomf Arco de Triunfo Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Seems like every big city in Europe has one, this Arco de TriunfoΒ was built as the main access gate for the 1888 Barcelona World Fair.

Arc de Triomf Arco de Triunfo Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

The inside of the Arc is pretty too.

TIP: Sometimes there are fairs/exhibits set up behind the Arc. When I was there, a dog/cat exhibition was going on and it had the cutest treats and accessories!

Location: Passeig de LluΓ­s Companys, 08003 Barcelona, Spain

Parc de la Ciutadella

Parc de la Ciutadella Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Walk through Parc de la Ciutadella. Great for walks, relaxing, and picnics, it is the greenest space in Barcelona.

Cascada Waterfall Parc de la Ciutadella Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

The most popular thing to see in Parc de la Ciutadella is the Cascada.

Cascada Waterfall Parc de la Ciutadella Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Intended to bear some resemblance to the Trevi Fountain in Rome, the Cascada was erected in 1881 by Josep FontsΓ©re with a little help from the then-unknown Antonio GaudΓ­.

TIP:Β Take the metro to the Arc de Triomf station. See and walk through the Arc on your way to Parc de la Ciutadella.

Location: Passeig de Picasso, 21, 08003 Barcelona, Spain

Tibidabo

Views Mount Tibidabo Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

Go to the top of Mount Tibidabo. The views of all of Barcelona are amazingly beautiful!

Views Mount Tibidabo Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

In addition to the amusement park,

Temple Expiatori del Sagrat Cor Tibidabo Best Places to See First Time Visitor Barcelona Spain

see the Temple Expiatori del Sagrat Cor. Tour the inside and walk up the steps to get even better panoramic views of Barcelona!

TIP:Β You can take a taxi to the top, but it’s a lot more fun to take the funicular up and down. Full disclosure, taking the funicular does also warrant an additional bus or tram ride.

Location: Cumbre del Tibidabo, 08035 Barcelona, Spain

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Ready to plan an amazing Barcelona adventure now? If you’ve been, let me know your favorite thing about Barcelona!

If you’re wanting a break from the busy city, check out these day trips from Barcelona and this ultimate guide to Montserrat. Also, if this is your first trip abroad, these 100 tips for planning your first trip to Europe are super helpful (especially for Americans)!

‘Til next time…

Trimm Travels,

Heather
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  1. Anna says

    May 6, 2018 at 3:06 pm

    I love Barcelona! I went back in 2012 but would love to go again, especially seeing your pics of Gaudi’s cathedral…would love to go inside!

    Reply
    • Heather says

      May 6, 2018 at 4:48 pm

      You have to go back and go inside!! It’s absolutely gorgeous!! Thanks for reading!

      Reply
  2. AMBER TATTON says

    May 7, 2018 at 6:12 am

    I love Barcelona – the zoo is one of my favourites ever. I wrote some posts on free things to do there as I found it super pricey, but this is such handy guide to where to go.

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    • Heather says

      May 7, 2018 at 3:06 pm

      Hi Amber! Barcelona for sure isn’t cheap! I didn’t make it to the zoo. What was the most exotic/different animal they had? Glad you found the list useful! Thanks for reading!

      Reply
  3. Bernie Jackson says

    May 8, 2018 at 7:26 am

    I think I spot a fellow architecture-lover! What a fabulous celebration of Barcelona this is, and I love your pictures, which really encapsulate its vibrancy and life. I’ve not been to the Palau de la Musica, and that’s got to be on my list for next time. It’s been way, way too long since I last visited.

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    • Heather says

      May 8, 2018 at 10:23 am

      Hi Bernie! YES!! I am most definitely an architecture-lover! My favorites are both Spanish (GaudΓ­ and Calatrava)! I’m so glad my photos achieved their purpose! Thank you for that and yes you must go to Palau de la Musica, it’s absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for reading!

      Reply
  4. Maggie McKneely says

    May 8, 2018 at 10:21 am

    Barcelona looks like such a fun and colorful city!! I love how unique the architecture is. La Sagrada Familia is on my bucket list, so I’ll make it to the city one day!

    Reply
    • Heather says

      May 8, 2018 at 10:24 am

      Hi Maggie! Yes, Barcelona is very colorful, fun, vibrant and trendy! I can’t believe it took me 9 years of traveling to Spain before I visited! That was a fail on my part because I absolutely loved it!! La Sagrada Familia…there just aren’t words to convey how beautiful and jaw-dropping it is! Thanks for reading!

      Reply
  5. Angela says

    May 8, 2018 at 5:42 pm

    We spent three months traipsing around Spain and Portugal (spending 6 weeks alone hiking the Camino) but did not make it to Barcelona! I am saving this bad boy for next time because we will get there soon. I have heard so many wonderful things about the city and cannot wait to explore it!

    Reply
    • Heather says

      May 9, 2018 at 12:42 am

      Hi Angela! Don’t feel bad…I have been going to Spain for the past 9 years straight (this will be my 10th summer coming up) and I only made it to Barcelona for the first time last year. Year 9!! *facepalm*. Anyway, I don’t know why it took me so long or why there wasn’t a pull towards it for me before, but I fell instantly in love with it and I want to go back and make up for the 8 times I missed! LOL! Thanks for reading!

      Reply
  6. Laura says

    May 8, 2018 at 6:25 pm

    I so want to visit Spain. Your list of places to visit looks amazing. I am saving it for trip planning! Thanks

    Reply
    • Heather says

      May 9, 2018 at 12:43 am

      Hi Laura! Thank you! It is an amazing place–both Barcelona and Spain in general! It definitely has something for everyone and the people are just amazingly friendly! Thanks for reading!

      Reply
  7. Danila Caputo says

    May 9, 2018 at 9:06 am

    We have a friend who moved to Barcelona and married there. He keeps on inviting us and we never find enough time: now I also know that we are missing out big time! Your pictures are absolutely stunning, I love those of the colorful inside of La Sagrada Familia!

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    • Heather says

      May 9, 2018 at 1:59 pm

      Hi Danila! Oh my goodness, you have to go!! Especially since you have a place to stay! Barcelona is just a stunningly colorful city and La Sagrada is truly amazing! Jaw dropping! Thanks for reading!

      Reply
  8. Erica Edwards says

    May 10, 2018 at 3:29 pm

    I love the colors and lighting you used in these photographs, it really brings the whimsy of Gaudi’s architecture to life! Barcelona is one of my favorite cities and I have to admit I’m a bit bummed out about the intense surge of tourism over the last few years, but I guess you can’t blame people for wanting to check out a great destination! To put into perspective how much it’s changed in recent years -the first time I visited nine years ago, Parque Guell was free to enter and you could rock up on any old Saturday afternoon to chill out with a book and a picnic and listen to the buskers in relative chill mode! Now… well you’ve seen it! Anyway, great list! I’ve actually yet to see the MontjuΓ―c Light Show and the view from Tibidabo… I guess I have to go back! πŸ™‚

    Reply
    • Heather says

      May 10, 2018 at 4:44 pm

      Hi Erica, That’s amazing that it used to be that calm! I feel the same way as you do about increased tourism. I don’t want the places to get overrun or bogged down, but at the same time, I can’t fault anyone (including myself) for wanting to see these beautiful sites. The way you feel about Barcelona is how I feel about Machu Picchu with its rule changes implemented 2 months after I visited. And thank you for your compliment on my photos! GaudΓ­ and Barcelona don’t need much help as you know! Thanks for reading!

      Reply
  9. Meagan says

    May 10, 2018 at 9:26 pm

    Between the Gothic district and the Gaudi work and that AMAZING stained glass dome, I think I’d be in photo heaven in Barcelona <3 thank you for the comprehensive list! We've been eyeing a few Spanish destinations for the nearish future, so this is very helpful!

    Reply
    • Heather says

      May 10, 2018 at 10:05 pm

      Hi Meagan! Yes you would most definitely be in photo heaven! Barcelona is a photographer’s dream! The only problem? What to point the camera at next! I’m glad you found it helpful and thanks for reading!

      Reply
  10. Liza says

    June 27, 2018 at 5:25 pm

    Very informative. We will be in Barcelona after our cruise in October. We will only have a full day and a half to spend in Barcelona. What would you suggest we do? First in our list is La Sagrada Familia. Planning to do the hop on hop off bus to cover a lot of grounds. There’s 10 of us in the group.
    Thank you for your information.

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    • Heather says

      June 27, 2018 at 5:32 pm

      Hi Liza, you will love Barcelona! For SURE I would do La Sagrada Familia. If I could only do one thing in Barcelona, that would be it. After it, I would recommend all of the GaudΓ­ things with Park GΓΌell being next. The Montjuic Light Show (but be sure to check the schedule for days/times first), Palau de la MΓΊsica and Tibidabo would be my next top highlights I think! Be sure to look into the fast passes that allow you to go any day/time if you think you will need to be on your own schedule. Hope you have a great time and I would love to hear about your trip! Thanks for reading! πŸ™‚

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  11. Edward Wesley says

    August 11, 2018 at 3:34 am

    I am glad to find it. You share the information is really great. Barcelona is very beautiful place. I like that. Thanks a lot for this beauty Enjoying article with me. I appreciate it very much!

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    • Heather says

      August 12, 2018 at 6:06 pm

      Hi Edward, I’m glad you enjoyed the article. Barcelona is a beautiful city, definitely visit if you get the chance! Thanks for reading! πŸ™‚

      Reply
  12. traveladdictedunicorn says

    September 27, 2019 at 5:50 pm

    Loved you article!! Very useful information!

    Reply
    • Heather says

      September 27, 2019 at 9:53 pm

      Hi! Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for reading! πŸ™‚

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πŸŽ„πŸŽ„ MERRY CHRISTMAS!! πŸŽ„πŸŽ„ ❀️ πŸ’š FO πŸŽ„πŸŽ„ MERRY CHRISTMAS!! πŸŽ„πŸŽ„
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Merry Christmas Eve! πŸŽ„ If you are in New York a Merry Christmas Eve! πŸŽ„ If you are in New York and want to know how to see everything OR are planning for next year, be sure to check out my new post CHRISTMAS IN NYC: THE PERFECT HOLIDAY GUIDE (link ⬆️ in profile and then tap this pic!) for photos, locations, maps, itinerary and more! πŸŽ„β€οΈπŸ’š
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The Peninsula in NYC is gorgeous at Christmastime! The Peninsula in NYC is gorgeous at Christmastime! πŸ˜±πŸŽ„β€οΈπŸ’š
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The Christmas week is upon us! 😱 It is my favor The Christmas week is upon us! 😱 It is my favorite time of year and I love discovering new places for insanely gorgeous decorations…and even the hidden gems within them! πŸ˜πŸŽ„πŸ˜‰
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