Montjuïc

Montjuic Park is located in the heart of Barcelona, we go up the mountain from the side of Plaza de España, all the way to the National Museum of Catalonia, the 1992 Olympic Stadium, etc., and then all the way down the mountain to the near seaside.

Montjuic Hill Park is a very large civic park and there are many locals sightseeing in the park. You can take the cable car and enjoy the Mediterranean scenery of Spain, or enjoy the beautiful city view of Barcelona.

The park is very beautiful, condescending, and there are very beautiful and distinctive buildings. The greening is also quite distinctive. There are quite a lot of tourists. It is also a recommended attraction to Barcelona. There are many famous attractions nearby.

A bird's-eye view of the Mediterranean Mount Monconk Park is the place Barcelonans visit daily. During the 1929 Universal Exposition and the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games, a large number of cultural and sports facilities were built on the mountain, which made this lush hill more dynamic and became one of the main attractions of Barcelona. Most of the tourists come here because they visit the Olympic site. The site of the Olympic Games is very beautiful. You can see the Olympic Torch Station, the main stadium, the TV tower and so on. You can also enter the stadium and sit in your seat and feel it. It overlooks Spain Square, Barcelona City and the Mediterranean Sea.

At the foot of the hill is the National Museum of Espana Square. On the foot of the hill, there is a small castle on the top of the old Olympic venue, but it can overlook the whole seaside Wharf Cable car/trains directly to the bottom of the hill.

This is Barcelona's Metropolitan Viewing Platform. Besides the Olympic Stadium, the Palace of Kings and other contemporary and modern scenic spots, it can also overlook the whole city and the harbor. What impressed me most was that when I went down the hill and passed the diving hall, the scenery was so wonderful that I really wanted to have a good swim there.

Arriving in Barcelona in the afternoon, I heard that the sunset on Mount Montjueker was a scene, and I drove up the mountain. Mount Montjueker is a wooded hill in the southwest of the center of Barcelona, and it is also the venue of the 1929 World's Fair in the city's Central Park. The venue for the 25th Olympic Games in 1992 is located on this mountain. On the top of the mountain, there is the National Palace of Montjuic, the main venue of the 1929 Universal Expo, which is now the National Museum of Art in Catalonia. Because of the late time, the museum has closed. We also sit on the steps of the National Palace with a large number of tourists, most of them local students in Barcelona. The curved landscape waterfall, four straight Roman columns, a pair of brick red square columns imitating the Venice St. Mark's Bell Tower, and two giant statues of men and women, overlooking the sunset.