Touring Barcelona in three days is not easy to do, but if you follow these routes then you should be able to get a sense of what Barcelona has to offer in respect of its history, Catalan culture and cuisine, and its famous modernist architecture. You have just three days in which to see as much of Barcelona as you can: where should you go to get a feeling for the nature of this old Catalan City? To get a sense of its magnificent cuisine, history and culture? It's a big call to do this in just three days, but here is an itinerary that will give a taste of the city that is certain to make you eager to make a return visit soon. Day 1: Gaudi, the Diagonal and Grcia The North side of Barcelona offers some great restaurants and fabulous shopping, but above all is famed for its modernist architecture by Spain's famous Antoni Gaud. Morning Starting at Plaza Catalunya in the center of the city, you should head for the Paseo de Gracia where you will find La Pedrera and Casa Batll buildi...