Planning a trip to Barcelona this May? May is one of the best times to visit Barcelona when you can enjoy the best of the city before the summer heat and crowds descend. In this post, I’ll share just why you should visit Barcelona in May, what to expect from May weather in Barcelona, what to wear, where to stay and the best things to do in Barcelona in May, as well as everything else you might need to enjoy your Barcelona trip!
Is May a Good Time to Visit Barcelona?
May is a wonderful time to visit Barcelona. The weather during this month is usually pleasant, with mild temperatures and a lower chance of rain compared to earlier in the year. Daytime temperatures typically range from around 15 to 25 degrees Celsius (59 to 77 degrees Fahrenheit).
May marks the beginning of the tourist season in Barcelona, so you can enjoy the city without the extreme crowds that peak during the summer months, although it can still be busy at weekends. The flowers are in bloom, and outdoor attractions are in full swing.
It’s a great time to explore the city’s architecture, parks, and beaches as the Xiringuito beach bars begin to open and the weather warms up.
Keep in mind that while May is generally a good time to visit, weather conditions can vary, so it’s always a good idea to check the forecast closer to your travel dates.
Know Before You Go to Barcelona
Before travelling to Barcelona, make sure you book accommodation and popular attractions ASAP as hotels and tickets can sell out.
⭐ TOP 3 BARCELONA ACTIVITIES TO BOOK IN ADVANCE:
1: Sagrada Familia Skip the Line Ticket - a must-see in Barcelona!
2: Park Guell Admission Ticket - colourful mosaic terraces and gorgeous views
3: Casa Batlló Entry with Self-Audioguide Tour - stunning Modernist Building & rooftop
🛌 MY FAVOURITE HOTELS IN BARCELONA:
$$: Sercotel Hotel Rosellon - Incredible view of the Sagrada Familia from some rooms and the terrace
$$: H10 Madison 4* Sup - top location with rooftop pool & view of the Gothic Cathedral
$: Chic & Basic Lemon Boutique Hotel - great value hotel near Plaça Catalunya
❗BEWARE OF PICKPOCKETS❗
Although Barcelona is a safe city, pickpockets are a problem here, particularly in popular tourist areas and on the metro. Use a theft-proof backpack and consider getting some hidden-pocket clothing to keep your belongings safe.
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Pros & Cons of Visiting Barcelona in May
Pros of Visiting Barcelona in May
Warm and Pleasant Weather: May is a fantastic time to visit Barcelona as the weather is warm and pleasant. Average high temperatures range from 18-23°C (64-73°F), making it ideal for outdoor activities and beach visits.
Blooming Gardens: The city’s gardens and parks are in full bloom during May, with colourful flowers and greenery adding to the city’s charm. It’s a great time for scenic walks and outdoor enjoyment.
Extended Daylight: May offers long daylight hours, giving you more time for sightseeing and outdoor adventures. You can make the most of your visit and explore the city at a relaxed pace, enjoying the warm, light evenings.
Cultural Events: Barcelona hosts various cultural events and festivals in May. You might catch events like the Night of Museums when many museums stay open late, and the flower festival in nearby Girona.
Beach Season: May marks the beginning of the beach season in Barcelona. While the sea might still be a bit cool, it’s suitable for sunbathing, beach sports, and swimming.
Cons of a May Barcelona Trip
Increased Tourist Numbers: May is the start of the peak tourist season in Barcelona. While it’s not as crowded as the summer months, you can expect more tourists compared to earlier in the year. Popular attractions will have longer lines so you’ll need to book in advance to avoid long wait times.
Higher Prices: With the increase in tourist numbers, you may encounter higher prices for accommodations, flights, and certain services. I recommend booking as far in advance as you can to secure the best deals on flights, accommodation and car hire.
Cruise Ship Arrivals: Barcelona is a major cruise port, and May is a popular time for cruise arrivals. This can lead to temporary spikes in tourist activity in the city when large ships are in port.
In summary, visiting Barcelona in May offers warm and pleasant weather, blooming gardens, extended daylight, and the start of the beach season. However, you should be prepared for increased tourist numbers and higher prices as Barcelona moves into the peak season. It’s an excellent time for outdoor activities and cultural events if you don’t mind sharing the city with more visitors!
Weather in Barcelona in May
In May, Barcelona experiences mild and pleasant weather, making it a great time to visit. The average daytime temperatures typically range from around 15 to 25 degrees Celsius (59 to 77 degrees Fahrenheit). Nights are generally mild, with temperatures rarely dropping below 10 degrees Celsius (50 degrees Fahrenheit).
The sea temperature in May is still on the cooler side, so swimming might be more enjoyable later in the summer, but May can still be a good time to start visiting the beach for sunbathing even if you don’t swim.
May marks the transition from spring to summer, and you can expect sunny days with a relatively low chance of rain. While occasional showers are still possible, they are less frequent compared to the cooler months.
What to Wear in Barcelona in May?
While it will probably be warm and dry if you visit Barcelona in May, it’s always a good idea to check the weather forecast closer to your travel dates for more accurate and up-to-date information.
Here are some suggestions on what to wear in Barcelona in May so you can decide what to pack for your trip, check out my full Barcelona packing list for details:
Light Layers
Bring a mix of lightweight and breathable clothing for the daytime, such as cotton or linen trousers, T-shirts, shorts, and skirts and an extra layer like a sweater or cardigan. Barcelona can be warm during the day, so light layers will help you stay comfortable.
Light Jacket or Sweater
Evenings can be cooler once the sun goes down, especially if there is a sea breeze. A light jacket is advisable for cooler nights. A scarf can be a handy accessory if it’s a little chilly – I love my Travel Scarf with a hidden pocket, perfect for keeping valuables out of reach of pickpockets and adding a stylish touch to my outfit.
Comfortable Shoes
Barcelona is a city that invites exploration on foot. Comfortable walking shoes are essential for exploring the city’s streets, parks, and attractions, whether that is trainers/sports shoes or comfortable sandals on hot days.
Pack a pair of flip-flops for the beach and for relaxing around your accommodation.
Rain Gear
While May is relatively dry, there’s still a chance of occasional showers. Packing a compact umbrella or a waterproof jacket can be useful in case of unexpected rain.
Swimwear
If you plan to hit the beaches or take advantage of hotel pools, don’t forget to pack your swimwear. The sea temperature may still be a bit cool, but it’s refreshing on warmer days.
Sun Protection
As the sun becomes stronger, it’s important to bring eco-friendly sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat to protect yourself from the sun’s rays.
Travel Essentials
Don’t forget essential travel essentials like a theft-proof backpack for carrying your belongings, a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated and reduce plastic waste, a portable power bank and a universal adapter to charge your electronic devices.
eSIM for Spain
Before you travel to Spain, check if your phone contract includes roaming in Spain, and if you have any data allowance to use while you are travelling. To avoid excess charges for roaming data use, an eSIM is a cheap and useful way to make sure you stay connected, as long as your phone is eSIM compatible.
Airalo is super easy to set up and sends you email notifications when your eSIM is about to expire so you can top up easily if needed. Their eSIMs for Spain start from $4.50 for 1GB of data which lasts for 7 days.
Travel Documents
Remember to bring your passport, travel insurance, identification, and any other necessary documents. Additionally, have a copy of your hotel reservations, emergency contact numbers, and a map or guidebook for navigating the city.
READ MORE: Barcelona Packing List
Top Travel Tips for Visiting Barcelona in May
- Bring a refillable water bottle with a filter to drink tap water and top up at water fountains around the city, saving you money on bottled water.
- Check the weather forecast before you travel so you have a better idea of what the weather in Barcelona will be like for your visit and pack accordingly.
- Make sure you protect yourself from the sun and stay hydrated as you’re exploring
- Enjoy the warm weather and explore the city without it being too hot or cold, and take a couple of day trips from Barcelona to see more of Catalonia
- Book in advance for top attractions as they can sell out in busy periods, especially at weekends. Skip-the-line tickets can save you waiting time too.
What to do in Barcelona in May?
Visiting Barcelona in May means that you can pretty much do anything you would do at any other time of the year, without the excessive summer heat or overbearing crowds. May is a great time to get out and about to explore the city and surroundings, so add a couple of day trips to your Barcelona itinerary too.
Book in Advance for Barcelona’s Top Attractions
May starts to be a busy time in Barcelona so I recommend booking tickets for the top Barcelona attractions in advance so you don’t miss out on these unique experiences.
I use GetYourGuide to book skip-the-line entry tickets and tours in Barcelona which can also cut down on your waiting time – some of the best tours and activities in Barcelona you need to book include:
- Sagrada Familia Entry Ticket
- Sagrada Familia Tour
- Camp Nou and FC Barcelona Museum
- Park Guell
- Casa Batllo
- La Pedrera (Casa Mila)
Enjoy these Barcelona Festivals and Events in May
There are lots of festivals in Barcelona throughout the year, these are some of the most important events and festivals in Barcelona in May:
Labour Day / International Workers’ Day
Date: 1 May every year
This is a public holiday in Spain and Barcelona and most shops will be closed although restaurants, museums and other attractions usually stay open.
While there aren’t really any special activities to enjoy there may be protests regarding workers’ rights and pay in the city centre so bear this in mind and route of services like the Aerobus or Bus Turistic may be affected.
Live Music at Palau Sant Jordi
The Palau Sant Jordi is the largest indoor music venue in Barcelona and hosts the biggest stars from all genres of music. 2024 May concerts include Andrea Bocelli, David Bisbal, and the Jonas Brothers. Check out the official website for more information and ticket sales.
Comic Barcelona
Date: 3rd-5th May 2024
This annual festival takes place in the Fira de Barcelona and celebrates the world of cartoons and comics, with exhibitions, screenings, round tables and lots of activities for kids and adults alike. More information here.
International Museum Day & The Night of Museums
Date: 18th May 2024
May is a great time to visit Barcelona for museum lovers. International Museum Day is celebrated on 18th May which sees numerous museums in the city open their doors for free access for everyone.
That same evening, the Night of Museums continues with free entry to participating museums in the evening and through until 1am.
Some museums will require you to pre-book as there are limited spaces, and top Barcelona museums that participate include the Picasso Museum, the Moco Museum, MACBA, the CaixaForum, Montjuic Castle and many more. The official website is only available in Spanish or Catalan here.
Modernist Fair of Barcelona
Date: 24th– 26th May 2024
The Modernist Fair celebrates Modernist culture and architecture in the city with special events, stalls and exhibitions showcasing this unique cultural heritage and its importance to Barcelona. Step back in time and enjoy live performances, vintage cars and lots of traditional dress from the Modernist era. Get more information here.
Primavera Sound
Date: 29th May to 2nd June 2024
Primavera Sound music festival takes place at the end of May into the start of June. Top international music artists perform across three main days of live music (with two smaller events a day either side) at the Parc del Fòrum just outside the city centre.
Primavera Sound 2024 headliners include Pulp, Vampire Weekend, Lana del Rey, The National and PJ Harvey. It’s great fun and tickets are available for just one day or over the whole weekend. Check the details on the official website here.
Corpus Christi and the Dancing Egg
Date: 30th May to 2nd June
This religious festival takes place on the Thursday after Trinity Sunday to mark the Feast of Corpus Christi.
The Dancing Egg refers to the tradition of placing a boiled egg into the jet of a fountain so it “dances” in the water. The fountain is decorated with flowers and fruit, and you can find a Dancing Egg in the Gothic Cathedral cloister as well as in some other courtyards and gardens such as the Reial Monestir de Santa Maria de Pedralbes and Frederic Marès Museum.
There is also a Sardana dance performance in Plaça de Sant Jaume at 7pm on Thursday 30th, and a procession the following Sunday beginning in Plaça de Sant Jaume leading to the Cathedral. You can spot the Gegants (giants) and other traditional Catalan festival figures like the lion and eagle in the procession.
The Best Things to Do in Barcelona in May
Similar to visiting Barcelona in April or June there are very few activities I don’t recommend doing in May in Barcelona. These are just a few of my favourite things to do in Barcelona, you can also check out other articles to find more specific recommendations like
- The Top 10 Best Things to do in Barcelona
- Free Things to do in Barcelona
- Non-Touristy Things to Do in Barcelona
- Things to do in Barcelona at Night
- Hidden Gems in Barcelona
Visit Some of Gaudí’s Works
Modernist Architecture in Barcelona is stunning, and much of that is thanks to Antoni Gaudí, Barcelona’s most famous architect. La Sagrada Familia Cathedral is an icon of Barcelona, even though it is still unfinished some 140 years after construction began!
I love passing by just to see this magnificent cathedral from the outside (get the best photos from across the pond in Plaça de Gaudí), but I’d highly recommend going inside La Sagrada Familia as this incredible place is worth the entry fee.
Visiting Barcelona in May means there should be fewer queues to contend with than during the summer, but it is getting busier so you will need to buy your tickets in advance to guarantee your preferred entry time. I’d also recommend taking a guided tour as you will learn a lot more about Gaudí and his designs, and then you’ll have as much time as you like after the tour to take photos.
My other personal favourite Gaudí work is Park Güell, originally designed to be a kind of housing estate on the hill above the city. It is now a park and a very popular attraction with a mosaic dragon, fairytale-like houses and a mosaic terrace with fabulous views of Barcelona. The views are best on a sunny day, and in late afternoon the light and fewer crowds make for the best photos. Book tickets for that here.
You could also visit some of the Gaudi houses like La Pedrera (Casa Mila), Casa Batlló, Casa Vicens and Palau Guell, or spend some time enjoying works by other Modernist architects like the Palau de la Musica Catalana, el Hospital de Sant Pau or Casa Amatller.
Take a Bike Tour
Explore the city on two wheels by taking a bike tour. Barcelona has bike-friendly routes that allow you to see the city from a different perspective, and May is a great time to get active before the summer heat arrives. If you prefer to go at your own pace, hire a bike and take the whole day to explore, or if you want an easier option try a segway tour!
Check out these bike tours in Barcelona:
- Guided City Sightseeing Tour by Bike or E-Bike
- 3-Hour Bike Tour with a Local Guide
- City Highlights Bike, E-bike, or E-Scooter Tour
Picnic in Ciutadella Park
Enjoy a leisurely afternoon in Ciutadella Park, Barcelona’s main green space. Rent a rowing boat on the lake, visit the Barcelona Zoo, or simply relax with a picnic in the shade. The park is busiest at weekends when locals celebrate birthday parties, meet friends and watch live music or art performances here.
Watch the Last Barça Football Match of the Season
PLANNING TO VISIT CAMP NOU?
Camp Nou is currently undergoing construction work so the stadium tours are not running but the FC Barcelona museum is open, with an option to view the stadium from a Construction Viewpoint. While work is going on, Barça will play their home games at Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium. They were originally estimated to return to the Camp Nou Stadium in Spring 2025, although they are now expected to play the rest of the matches in the 24/25 season at the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium. Tickets for matches are available here which shows you the venue where matches are played, and you can book a museum visit here.If you time your trip well you can get tickets to see Barça in action at one of their home matches, which usually take place every other weekend during the football season, with the final matches played in mid-May. Camp Nou is undergoing renovations until November 2024 so home matches will be at Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium in the meantime.
Check fixture dates and buy tickets to see a match on the official FC Barcelona website here. If Barça win the league they celebrate with a parade through the city so that is another spectacle you might be able to enjoy if you visit Barcelona in May!
If you don’t manage to watch a match, a visit to the FC Barcelona museum is one of the most popular things to do in Barcelona and a must for football fans. The visit includes the chance to:
- Immerse yourself in Barça’s history and feel the field’s magic firsthand
- Be captivated by the 360º audiovisuals at Camp Nou
- Engage with the legends through interactive showcases
- Get an exclusive glimpse into the future home of FC Barcelona at Espai Barça
Relax on the Beaches
Enjoy the Mediterranean sunshine by spending some time at Barcelona’s beaches. The Chiringuito beach bars open in Spring so you can have a drink or a bite to eat on the beach as you enjoy the sunshine and the view. Relax, sunbathe, or take a dip in the sea if it’s warm enough!
Walking or cycling along the seafront is a great way to get some exercise while enjoying a beautiful view, so stretch those legs and make the most of it! The further away from the city you get, the cleaner and quieter the beaches become.
Taste Barcelona’s Incredible Food and Drink
One of my favourite things to do in Barcelona is eat! Joining a food tour in Barcelona means you can sample some of the tastiest food in the city and have a guide show you around the best places to eat in Barcelona.
If you like to cook, then learning how to make paella in a paella cooking class could be just what you need to practise your skills and enjoy the fruits of your labour with some wine and a group of fellow culinary explorers.
That said, if you just prefer to wander and to eat all the tapas you can find then you won’t be disappointed with that either! While paella isn’t traditionally from Barcelona, one of the best places to enjoy it is at Xiringuito Escriba which is on the beachfront, so don’t miss that while you’re here!
Explore Montjuïc
Montjuïc, the hill overlooking Barcelona and the coastline is a wonderful area to explore on a sunny day, with gardens, museums and various other attractions. Take a cable car from Barceloneta up to the top of the hill and admire the views on the way, or walk up at your own pace.
Montjuïc Castle perched on the summit is a historic fortress that dates back to the 17th century and showcases Barcelona’s military history as well as panoramic views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea.
Barcelona Botanic Garden is home to a wide variety of Mediterranean plants, whereas the Miramar Gardens offer a tranquil green space where you can unwind with more scenic views, or walk along the many pathways cross-crossing the hillside.
There is plenty to see and do for art lovers too, with the Fundació Joan Miró, and the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya (MNAC) housed in the impressive Palau Nacional which are both well worth a visit, and the view from the Palau Nacional of the Magic Fountain, Plaça Espanya and Tibidabo beyond should not be missed.
Unfortunately, the Magic Fountain is currently closed due to drought restrictions, but under normal circumstances has a spectacular evening light and music show.
Find Hidden Gems in the Gothic Quarter
The Gothic Quarter is my favourite neighbourhood in Barcelona and I love nothing more than wandering around the maze of streets, stopping off in little boutiques and art galleries, and finding cute cafes in hidden squares. It is the historical centre of Barcelona and you can’t help but fall in love with El Gotic.
During the summer though the narrow streets are jam-packed with tourists, and May is getting busier so by all means enjoy the main sites like the Gothic Cathedral but go beyond the typical Barcelona travel guides and look out for hidden gems like the Temple of Augustus, tucked away in an alleyway that you could easily miss.
Some of my favourite spots in the Gothic Quarter include Plaça de Sant Felip Neri behind the Cathedral of Barcelona, The Kiss mural, and the Basilica Santa Maria del Pi which often has markets in front of the church.
Explore Catalonia on Day Trips from Barcelona
May is also a great time to explore more of Catalonia beyond the city limits. The Natural Parks around the city are excellent for hiking, and some of the most popular Barcelona day trips include Montserrat which is a beautiful mountain with a monastery and a statue of the Black Madonna, as well as spectacular views and hiking opportunities, the medieval city of Girona and the seaside town of Sitges.
Girona celebrates its flower festival, the Temps de Flors in May every year, with dates confirmed for 11th – 19th May 2024. This is one of the best times to visit Girona to see the streets filled with beautiful flower decorations, but it does get very busy, so take an early train from Barcelona to visit before the crowds, or spend a night in Girona to make the most of your visit.
There are several wine regions within easy reach of the city too, and by train or on a wine tour from Barcelona where you can taste delicious Catalan wines and cava sparkling wine in the Penedes, Alella or Priorat. France isn’t too far away, and the tiny country of Andorra can make a nice day trip as well.
May can also be a lovely time to visit the beaches of the Costa Brava if the weather is warm enough, but they’re still beautiful to look at even if you can’t get a tan. Hiking or hiring a car to explore the harder-to-reach areas is well worth the effort. The Dali museum at Figueres is often included in a Costa Brava day trip, or you can take the train there easily too.
Where to Stay in Barcelona in May
Barceloneta for Beaches, Nightlife and Incredible Seafood
If you want to come to Barcelona and spend a lot of time on the beach, then Barceloneta is definitely the best place for you. Barceloneta is an old fishermen’s neighbourhood located on the beachfront, known for its lively atmosphere, excellent seafood restaurants, and beautiful sandy beaches.
It is one of the oldest and most traditional neighbourhoods in the city the location makes it a great place to stay for those who want to enjoy the sun, sand, and sea. Barceloneta is particularly famous for its fresh seafood, which is caught daily by local fishermen, and there are some excellent restaurants here as well as some fabulous little tapas places and lively bars.
Barceloneta is a popular place to stay for young people wanting to party and hit the beach, so it can be noisy on summer evenings but in May it should still be fairly quiet.
Accommodation here is usually in rental apartments and Airbnbs which tend to be on the small side due to the style of the buildings, and prices here are at a premium.
The Best Places to Stay in Barceloneta include:
- W Barcelona is a luxurious hotel on Barceloneta Beach. All rooms have floor-to-ceiling windows and views of the city or the Mediterranean Sea. Take a dip in the 3 swimming pools, including an infinity pool, and visit the WET Deck bar for sundowners and snacks served by the pool. >>>CHECK PRICES & AVAILABILITY
- Hotel 54 Barceloneta is a modern design hotel in Barceloneta, just 3 minute walk from the beachfront. Choose from single or double rooms, some with views of Port Vell, and enjoy a cocktail and watch the sunset from the rooftop bar. >>>CHECK PRICES & AVAILABILITY
- Barcelona Beach Apartments is steps away from the beach, and many apartments have balconies with a sea view. There is a shared roof terrace and each apartment is fully equipped with a kitchen including oven and microwave for you to rustle up your own meals. >>>CHECK PRICES & AVAILABILITY
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The Gothic Quarter & El Born
The Old City of Barcelona is my favourite area to wander around and explore, and the neighbouring districts of El Born and El Gotic are both stunning. While they can be extremely busy in summer, May should still be relatively quiet so you can enjoy the pretty streets and hidden squares without the usual crowds, although prices will start to increase as the month goes on.
The Best Places to Stay in the Gothic Quarter:
- The H10 Madison hotel has stunning views of the Gothic Cathedral from the rooftop terrace which also has a swimming pool. The hotel is in a restored early 20th-century building with elegant architecture and high ceilings, and gets rave reviews for the friendly staff and excellent location. Book a Classic Catedral Room to get views of the Cathedral from your window. >>>CHECK PRICES & AVAILABILITY
- The 5* Mercer Hotel has modern chic décor which blends beautifully with original beamed ceilings and exposed brick walls. There is an interior courtyard where you can have breakfast beneath orange trees, and a rooftop pool and terrace with a bar. Guests love the helpful staff, comfortable beds and the location. >>>CHECK PRICES & AVAILABILITY
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The Best Places to Stay in El Born
- chic&basic Habana Hoose is a great value hotel close to the Santa Maria del Mar Cathedral in El Born. It has funky décor which blends Scottish and Cuban influences, which sounds weird but it works! All rooms have air-con and private bathrooms, there is breakfast available in the morning and a restaurant serving Catalan and Italian cuisine. >>>CHECK PRICES & AVAILABILITY
- K+K Hotel Picasso El Born is on Passeig Picasso, opposite Ciutadella Park, and has stylish rooms with contemporary décor and air-conditioning, some of which have balconies and views of the city and park. There is a rooftop terrace with a swimming pool, a café, and a lobby bar that customises unique cocktails as well as a restaurant on site. >>>CHECK PRICES & AVAILABILITY
Eixample
Eixample is the place to stay for wide, leafy avenues, high-end shops and some excellent restaurants and bars. Eixample is also home to some of Gaudi’s most famous works, including Casa Batllo, La Pedrera and the Sagrada Familia.
It is a large neighbourhood, so I’ve split my recommendations into the best places to stay near La Sagrada Familia and Passeig de Gracia.
The Best Place to Stay in Eixample Near Passeig de Gracia
- Ohla Eixample is a chic boutique hotel in the Eixample District, 10 minutes walk away from La Pedrera and Casa Batlló. It features a year-round rooftop pool with city views, a gym and a Michelin-starred restaurant serving traditional dishes from the Ebro Region. The hotel also has a Lobby Bar and a Sky Bar. Breakfast is included in the room rate and includes local products as well as international favourites. >>>CHECK PRICES & AVAILABILITY
The Best Place to Stay Near La Sagrada Familia
- Sercotel Hotel Rossello is one of the only hotels in Barcelona with a view of La Sagrada Familia where you can wake up with this beautiful cathedral outside your window. Make sure you book a superior room with a “Landmark View” as not all rooms overlook the Sagrada Familia. If you don’t manage to bag a room with a view, there is a rooftop terrace with a bar and panoramic views where you can enjoy a drink and some tapas or just gaze at the cathedral. >>>CHECK PRICES AND AVAILABILITY
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Final Thoughts on Visiting Barcelona in May
I hope this has convinced you to travel to Barcelona in May to enjoy the city with what should be lovely weather before the peak tourist season. Do you have more suggestions for awesome things to do in May in Barcelona? I’d love to hear them, so please leave a comment below and share more of the wonderful May Barcelona activities you could do!
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