Weekend Guide: Santa Coloma de Gramenet in 4 Days

Experience the diversity and beauty of Catalonia in Santa Coloma de Gramenet.

22 April 2023

Santa Coloma de Gramenet is a stunning city located in the province of Barcelona in Spain, known for its rich cultural heritage and breathtaking monuments. As a tourist, you can explore the city's stunning Gothic architecture, take a stroll through its charming old town and marvel at its impressive museums and galleries. Don't forget to indulge in the delicious Catalan cuisine and experience the vibrant nightlife that Santa Coloma de Gramenet has to offer.

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Travel plan

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Day 1

Arriving in Santa Coloma de Gramenet

Check into Hotel Ciutat de Sant Adria, a modern and comfy hotel with free Wi-Fi and breakfast
Stroll along La Rambla, the lively main street with many shops and eateries
Visit the Cultural Center Barceloneta, a former prison now turned exhibition space for contemporary art
Savor a tapas feast at El 58, with tasty options like grilled octopus and croquettes
End the day with a refreshing cocktail at Cova Fumada, a cozy historic bar with a great atmosphere

Day 2

Santa Coloma de Gramenet's Art Scene

Enjoy breakfast at La Confiteria, a charming café serving delicious pastries and coffee
Explore the Joan Miró Park, a peaceful and beautiful green space with art installations and sculptures
Visit the Can Sisteré Cultural Center, a cultural hub hosting exhibitions, concerts, and theatre plays
Admire more contemporary artworks at Espai Únic, a gallery showcasing works by emerging artists
Try some authentic Catalan cuisine at Ca L'Andreu, a traditional restaurant with a cozy vibe and hearty dishes

Day 3

A Day Trip to Barcelona

Take the metro to the vibrant city of Barcelona, just a 20-minute ride from Santa Coloma de Gramenet
Visit the iconic Sagrada Família, a stunning basilica designed by Antoni Gaudí and still under construction
Stroll along the bustling Las Ramblas, with street performers, cafes, and shops galore
Check out the colorful and quirky Park Güell, another architectural masterpiece by Gaudí
Enjoy some local seafood dishes at La Paradeta, a seafood chain with a market-style dining concept

Day 4

Outdoor Adventures and Relaxation

Trek to the Parc de la Serralada de Marina, a natural park with stunning views of the Mediterranean sea
Have a picnic at Font de la Budellera, a scenic spot with a natural spring and tables for al fresco dining
Spend the afternoon at the Mar Bella beach, a large and popular beach with many amenities
Treat yourself to some spa treatments at Aire de Barcelona, a luxurious spa with a hammam and thermal baths
Have a farewell dinner at Els Paisanos, a cozy and homely restaurant serving traditional Spanish dishes

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How to get there

Plane

The best way to get to Santa Coloma de Gramenet by plane is to fly into Barcelona El Prat Airport and then take the R2 North line of Rodalies de Catalunya to Santa Coloma de Gramenet station.

Car

If you're driving from Barcelona, take the C-31 towards Badalona and then the BV-5001 to Santa Coloma de Gramenet. The journey takes approximately 20 minutes.

Train

There are several train stations in Barcelona, but the best one to reach Santa Coloma de Gramenet is Barcelona-Sants station. From there, take the R4 line of Rodalies de Catalunya to Sant Joan Despí and transfer to the R2 north line to Santa Coloma de Gramenet.

Boat

There are no boats that sail directly to Santa Coloma de Gramenet as it is an inland town. However, you can take a boat from Barcelona to nearby coastal towns like Badalona or Mataró and then take public transportation to Santa Coloma de Gramenet.

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