Barcelona Cathedral overlooks La Boqueria Market

1️⃣ Barcelona Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia. The highlight of this church is that you can climb to the top👍 There is an elevator next to the church dome that takes you to the top of the church. There is an iron bridge at the top, where you can overlook the maze-like streets of the Gothic Quarter and the panoramic view of Barcelona. There is a goose well in the cloister of the church, where 13 geese are raised, symbolizing the 13 tribulations experienced by Saint Eulalia, the patron saint. This design adds a mysterious touch to the church. ✔️Tips: Tickets: EUR 14/person, EUR 6/person for children under 6 The ticket includes the elevator fee to the top (but you need to scan the QR code on the ticket again when taking the elevator) 2️⃣ It is a 10-minute walk from the cathedral to La Boqueria Market (Mercado de La Boquería) on La Rambla. The last time I came to Barcelona, I arrived at the market at around 6 pm, and it was already closed. This time, I came early to enjoy the lively atmosphere. There are indeed a lot of food options, and a wide variety! But... there are a lot of people! Prices are much higher than in supermarkets! Strawberries without chocolate sauce, EUR 4 per cup (about 7 or 8) Churros EUR 6 (I asked for a little chocolate sauce, otherwise it would be too sweet) Bought about 7 or 8 small pieces of chocolate for EUR 14 (chocolate is so expensive!)