To get here was interesting. What I did was take the subway to the tram up to the castle and then…read morewalked down to it. Way easier then trying to walk up it! I'll have to remember to add my photos. Btw.. The entrance is occupied by prostitutes.. . Great venue for funeral art.

This cemetery is such an amazing find. There is no cost to enter, but visitors should be…read morerespectful of the dead and their grieving families. Amazing, amazing craftsmanship for those who appreciate historical, religious, or artistic value. This cemetery offers such a broad scale of internment options that visitors can see the most simplistic and fantastically elaborate tombs in one place. Convenient to the beach, there is no cost of entry, and there is a public restroom (the sign reads to see officials for the key). We got here by hopping on the Barcelona City Tour green line from the Placa de Catalunya and getting off at stop six (Port Olimpia), then walking about 18 minutes. We bought the double decker hop-on, hop-off two day tickets so we could see all of the city and also use it for transport to the highlighted sites.

A beautiful cemetery with some amazing sculptures including the kiss of death which is situated on…read morethe left as you enter the cemetery in department 4t, it took me a while to find it as I went in the wrong direction but seen some stunning sculptures along the way, also came across a very scary, very angry seagull who kept swooping down aiming for my head and trying to poo on me, needless to say I screamed a few times in very quiet grounds but don't let the seagull put you off, this is a must see, a very beautiful, peaceful place.