More advice needed please! Thank you all for your valuable tips so far. I'm dominating this forum today haha!
??? What do in Barcelona on New Year's Day which is the last day of our five-day trip. We will have seen the Park guell, La Grasada Familia, Gothic Quarter, El Born, and a day trip to Dahli house.
My thought is a tour Montjuïc?
What would you do?
I bet most tourist sites are closed in Barcelona on 1/1/23.. We were in Rome on New Years’ Day 2020 and everything was closed, very quiet. We finally found a small pizza place open after walking the city streets for a long time and had to eat outside in freezing temperatures.
it’s too bad if you’re heading home on January 2. The Joan Miró museum on Montjuïc, which is normally open on Sundays, is closed this coming Sunday, Jan. 1. But they’re open the next day, although they’re usually closed on Mondays.
I see, too, that although the castle on Montjuïc is open this Christmas Day, it’ll be closed on New Year’s.
Your other thread indicated you will be taking the Palau de la Musica Catalana tour earlier in your visit, is that still true? I see that there are two performances at this beautiful venue on Jan 1. At 5 pm, the excellent Gran Gala Flamenco, then at 9 pm a classical music performance. The flamenco performance followed by a nice final dinner, if you can find a restaurant that will be open, would be a special conclusion to your visit to Barcelona..
