Essential Information About Barcelona in March
Weather In Barcelona in March
The weather in Barcelona in April is quite pleasant as it starts to get warmer during this month.
The average highest temperature ranges between 18 to 20 degrees Celsius during the day, while the lowest temperature ranges between 6 to 4 degrees Celsius in the evening.
It is the ideal climate to indulge in fun outdoor activities and explore the city.
There are also high chances of rainfall in April and the average rainfall is around 51 mm.
Even though the wind isn’t too strong during the month of April, it’s best to keep warm clothes or shawls for evening strolls.
What To Pack For Barcelona In March
Flowy dresses, T-shirts, full pants. and chinos, etc as the weather is pleasant.
Carry a few jackets, and sweaters as the temperatures during the day are less.
Take swimsuits as you might swim or indulge in water sports in the Mediterranean Sea.
Comfortable shoes for walking through historical sites, art museums, and cathedrals.
Carry sunscreen, sunglasses, and hats as protection against the sun.
Although it might be the pleasant spring season, stay hydrated all the time and carry an adequate amount of water.
Carry some Spanish Euros in cash as some places don’t accept cards or wallets.
Things To Do In Barcelona In March
Seek Blessings At La Sagrada Familia
You can visit the unfinished Roman Catholic Church of Sagrada Familia, dedicated to Jesus, Mary, and Joseph while visiting Barcelona in March.
You can seek blessings from the Cathedral and basilica of Pope Benedict XVI.
Catch the beautiful sight of Flying Buttresses visible from far distance.
Have a look at the four towers ascending from three exterior facades that are named what they depict- Passion, Glory, and Nativity.
Witness the neo-gothic, and geometric architecture designed by Antoni Gaudi through the vision of “Nature is God’s artwork”.
Explore the cathedral's museum, store, crypt, nave, and other areas.
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About Casa Batllo:
Casa Batlló, a masterpiece by Antoni Gaudí, captivates with its surreal facade and interior design in Barcelona. Inspired by marine life, its undulating forms and vibrant colours astound visitors. Interesting facts include its nickname "House of Bones" due to its skeletal appearance and the use of innovative techniques like trencadís, a mosaic made from broken tiles. It's a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-visit for architecture enthusiasts.
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Check Out Gaudi’s Colonia Guell
Colonia Guell’s Gaudi Crypt is a world heritage site and belongs to the artist’s “Works of Gaudi” list.
This place is where the artist planned to build a church, but only its crypt and portico were built.
This place exists in an old textile colony.
You can witness the earthly-colored symbolic interiors.
The stained glass of the crypt has a cross-shaped design that aligns with the ironwork done on the windows.
Go On A Cruise
Board either the Catamaran sunrise or sunset cruise in Barcelona during March.
Enjoy the live jazz music on board as you transverse through the waters of the Mediterranean.
Spend 1.5 hours on the cruise and enjoy the yummiest Spanish cuisine.
Get snacks and refreshments throughout your cruise journey.
Enjoy the healthiest breakfast or tastiest dinner onboard.
Plan a dinner date with your love with the candle lights to witness the stunning skyline of Barcelona.
You can even take a hop-on-hop-off sightseeing Catamaran cruise to explore Sagrada Familia, Casa Mila, Casa Batllo, and many iconic attractions.
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About Aquarium Barcelona:
Aquarium Barcelona, located in Port Vell, is one of Europe's largest and most impressive aquariums. It features 35 tanks housing over 11,000 marine animals from 450 different species. The main attraction is the Oceanarium, a vast tank with an 80-metre-long underwater tunnel, allowing visitors to walk through and observe sharks, rays, and diverse fish species up close. Themed exhibits include the Mediterranean aquarium, tropical coral reefs, and the Planeta Aqua section, highlighting the evolution of marine life. The aquarium also focuses on marine conservation, offering initiatives to protect sea life and educate the public about the importance of ocean ecosystems.
About Casa Vicens, Barcelona:
Casa Vicens, located in Barcelona is a stunning example of Antoni Gaudí's early works. Completed in 1885 and declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2005, this museum showcases Gaudí's distinctive architectural style, blending Moorish, Oriental, and neoclassical influences. The house features vibrant ceramic tiles, wrought-iron elements, and intricate interiors. Visitors can explore the beautifully restored rooms and gardens, gaining insight into Gaudí's innovative designs.
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About the Poble Espanyol Barcelona:
Poble Espanyol, located in Barcelona, is an open-air architectural museum that actually resembles a small village and showcases the diverse styles of Spain’s regions. Built for the 1929 International Exposition, it features 117 full-scale buildings, streets, and squares representing different areas of Spain. Visitors can explore traditional crafts, artisan workshops, and cultural exhibitions held throughout the village. Poble Espanyol is a vibrant destination for those looking to explore Spain’s architectural and cultural diversity.
Take A Walking Tour
Explore Barcelona during March on foot through a guided tour known as the Barcelona introduction walk.
Choose from a Sightseeing Walk, Picasso’s walking tour, a Gothic Walking Tour, a Shopping Walk, Foodie’s guide, a vegan tour, a kids' trip, and many more tours.
You can make your custom itinerary and walk through your favorites that belong to Barcelona.
Discover the city’s most popular attractions like Gothic Quarter, Antoni Gaudi’s best works, and medieval buildings.
Move through Barcelona’s most popular street La Rambla.
Take 13 self-guided tours through Barcelona’s museums, and Cathedrals.
Navigate through the GPS and find your own ways of exploration at your own pace.
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Attend The Festa de Sant Josep Oriol
Festa Major is held every year in March across the streets, and squares around the Cathedral of Saint Mary of Pine.
Among things to do in Barcelona in March, this festival is a tribute to Sant Josep Oriol, and his contribution to the downtrodden of Barcelona.
The lively festival is held only for three days in March every year for people to enjoy pop culture activities for all ages.
The festival holds a number of musical acts by traditional Spanish artists.
A dance form with people wearing big head covers and giant clothing can also be seen across the city.
Take A Bike Tour
Taking a bike tour in Barcelona in March lets you explore the city just like a resident of Spain.
You can witness the monuments, attractions, neighborhoods, markets, and other popular spots of the city at your own pace.
Tour Ciutadella Park, Arc de Triumph, Sagrada Familia, Barceloneta, Barcelona Beach, La Ramblas, etc.
With a professional guide, you can understand the Spanish culture of Barcelona, its history, and local legends.
You can either take a cute bicycle or a legendary bike to take the city’s overview in 3 hours.
Join the bike tour with Tapas, and Wine for some more flavor.
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Attend The Barcelona Marathon
Barcelona Marathon is held every year in March to host players from all across the world.
The marathon map has the leaving point Sortida as Avenida de La Reina Maria Cristina and the endpoint Arribada as Plaza Espanya.
The Barcelona marathon lasts up to 6 hours.
The marathon is conducted on the 25-mile circuit that runs through the city of Barcelona and covers major attractions.
After every 3.11 miles, there is a stall for taking refreshments and water
Visit The Spanish Village
Out of all things to do in Barcelona in March, visiting the open-air village- Poble Espanyol is the best choice.
You can witness the traditional Spanish architecture and enjoy the local cuisine.
The village lets you buy souvenirs of local craftsmanship.
Recreation of Spain’s 117 popular buildings is there in the Village.
Explore the village’s small streets, traditional houses, shops, restaurants, and the monastery.
Access the state-of-art-technology to catch the sight of five different landscapes of Spain through the immersive screen supported by simulation.
Take a guided tour of one of the 20 traditional factories.
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Explore The Dali Museum
Exploring the life and artworks of the World Famous Spanish Artist Salvador Dali in the Dali Museum-Theater is one of the best things to do in Barcelona in March.
Witness the surreal art of Salvador Dali through his iconic paintings of Morphological Echo, Persistence of Memory, Disintegration of Persistence of Memory, etc.
Take a guided tour of the Museum to understand the imagination and messages conveyed through the paintings.
Get to know about the painter’s mind-bending art by meeting the dreamscape through the museum, and his home.
Catch The Vintage Barcelona-Sitges Rally
Held in Barcelona in March every year, the Barcelona-Sitges International Vintage Car Rally witnesses huge amounts of Car Fans.
The Vintage Car Rally is Europe’s biggest car Rally happening since 1959.
The Car Festival showcases vintage cars manufactured before 1924.
Sponsored by Audi for 18 years to present privately owned cars before 1924.
Witness the race of 70 vintage cars on a 45 km long seaside road.
Rally lets you catch the sight of enthusiastic drivers in their full costumes.
Enjoy the race of cars with a bottle of wine.
The winner receives the award of the “Elegance Grand Prix”.
