Barcelona, situated along the Mediterranean coast, enjoys mild and comfortable weather in October.
The crowds have diminished compared to the summer months, allowing you to explore the city’s architectural wonders, including Antoni Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia and Park Güell, with ease. Take leisurely strolls along the city’s vibrant streets and indulge in delectable tapas at outdoor restaurants. The beach is still enjoyable, and the city’s vibrant arts scene is in full swing.
When most people think of winter accommodations, they envision cozy, warm cabins or luxurious ski resorts. However, some of the most unique and unforgettable places to stay in the colder months are ice hotels—built entirely from snow and ice.