Tibidabo has several good vantage points, but it is necessary that this day will be clear for you to observe the Mediterranean Sea and its surroundings. It is still worth attending. Take the ancient Tramvia Blau and the Funicular train to the peak where Sacred Heart Church places on the top and the amusement park is undergoing renovations. Further along Tibidabo is Norman Foster’s unmistakable communications tower, which is completed with observation deck and the best scenery of Barcelona, and the nearby towns like Sant Cugat. Also, Tibidabo is neighbored by Parc de la Collserola that is called the Barcelona’s lung, and it is not rare to observe wild boar that trots around the windy ways alongside the adventurous cyclists.
It is impossible to retell sights of Barcelona with scenery without mentioning two of Barcelona’s UNESCO Inheritance places. Park Guell was planned by Antoni Gaudi, an author of numerous works of miracle around Barcelona and the nearby districts. The Barcelona travel buses station at the Park’s gates that is the most elaborate, for it was completed first, but it is also the lowest spot of the park, and therefore the scenery are not as good.
The second one is Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Familia or it is also called the Church of the Holy Family. It is an incomplete work by Gaudi and while the scenery is not very high, the stunning setting and the stroll up the steps to get to the external towers make the entire experience worthwhile. This gives an astonishing up close scenery of the remarkable expanse that is Eixample with its rooftop terraces galore and parallel lines.
