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Well known as a cultural centre, Barcelona boasts splendid architecture, monuments, historical sites, natural resources, beaches and much more. It is a very modern, multicultural, cosmopolitan city. Almost 4.5 million people live in the Barcelona metropolitan area.  With a balmy year round climate (not too steamily hot in summer and with few genuinely cold days in winter) it is not surprising that Barcelona is attracting an increasing number of visitors. Because of its rich history, Barcelona is filled with many landmark buildings and world-class museums. The city boasts the work of the modernist architect Antonio Gaudi. Some of Gaudi's jobs include the unfinished church La Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, and the Mil Home, among others. The Rambles (Catalan "Ramblas") is the principal thoroughfare in the city center. The area around the Catalunya Place, including the city's historical center includes the Passeig de Gracia, the Rambla de Catalunya and the upper half of the Diagonal avenue is the main commercial area of the city. Accommodation in luxury and apartments. The best time to go out is on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays and most of the times is not necessary to pay an entrance fee. Keep in mind that as everything else in Barcelona, nightlife sets off a few hours later. Although not quite in the same league as Paris or Milan, Barcelona is certainly among Europe's cities of style. The best times to go to Barcelona are late spring and early autumn , when the weather is still comfortably warm, around 21-25?C and walking the streets isn't a chore. In summer , the city can be unbearably hot and humid with temperatures averaging 28 C.