28^th Euro-Global
Neurologists Meeting

Barcelona is a seaside city with boundless culture, fabled architecture and a world-class drinking and dining scene. Barcelona is Spain’s second largest metropolis and one of its major travel destination. The city of Gaudi and Catalonia’s capital is a cultural hub, a culinary heaven, and almost certainly the finest beach city in Europe.

Blessed with a privileged location between the vibrant shores of the Mediterranean Sea and the spectacular Collserola mountain range, the sprawling metropolis features 10 main districts, each of them with its own particular feel and priceless architectural wonders. The most rousing of all, Ciutat Vella (Old Town) is the beating heart of Barcelona. Equally charming, L’Eixample and Gracia balance the medieval allure of the historic center with their contemporary layout, wide avenues, and precious, awe-inspiring Modernist architecture. Each district features a cluster of interesting neighborhoods, making Barcelona an incredibly varied, dynamic city with numerous faces and personalities. From the narrow winding streets and quintessential cafes of Barri Gotic to the trendy vibe of El Raval, and from the charismatic Barcelona with its chiringuito-lined sandy beach to the cultural delights of Montjuic, the Catalan capital has it all. As cosmopolitan as the city itself, Barcelona’s nightlife ranges from sassy late dinners under the stars to spectacular clubbing, making it everyone’s favorite after-dark paradise.

Some of the top attractions

• La Sagrada Familia
• Magic Fountain Light Show
• Picasso Museum.
• Las Ramblas street
• FC Barcelona  stadium
• FC Barcelona museum
• Barrio Gotico
• Park Güell
• Modernist buildings
• Plaça d'Espanya
• National Museum 
• Montjuic hill & Poble Espanyol
• A rc de Triomf
• Tibidabo hill
• Montserrat Mountains & Monastery
• Girona
• Torre Agbar