Barcelona: Sagrada, Park Güell, Montjuïc & Gothic

We stroll through Mercat de la Boqueria on La Rambla. This famous market, a landmark of Barcelona since its opening in 1840, continues to offer the people of Catalonia a wide range of high-quality fresh produce. It is an ideal opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of Spanish gastronomy.

One of the most important churches in Barcelona and a perfect example of Catalan Gothic religious architecture.
The tour does not include a visit inside the basilica.

One of the city's most breathtaking cathedrals. Construction began in the late 13th century but was not completed until the mid-15th century. The tour does not include a visit inside the cathedral.

The small bridge built by Joan Rubió i Bellver in 1928 has helped make C/ de Bisbe one of Barcelona's most photographed streets. It connects Casa dels Canonges and the Palau de la Generalitat

Square with the Palau de la Generalitat, where the President of Catalonia and his cabinet work

The Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar is considered the true cathedral of the old town, as it was built by its own neighbors during the Middle Ages.

Walk along Fossar de les Moreres, a war memorial commemorating those who died during the Siege of Barcelona (1713–1714) as part of the War of the Spanish Succession

Travel up to Montjuïc in our private transport and admire Barcelona and its surroundings from a bird’s-eye view. The best way to admire Barcelona in all its beauty is from high above the city.

Travel by transport to L'Anella Olimpica and this monumental complex, which consists of the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium, Palau Sant Jordi and the Ring Esplanade. It is a legacy of the 1992 Olympic Games, when Barcelona became the world capital of sport

The viewpoint is located on Montjuïc and reveals Barcelona’s majestic skyline. From historic landmarks to modern marvels, it captures the vibrant essence of the city.

Walk through Casa Battló, one of Gaudí’s masterpieces: an expression of joy, a canvas of maritime inspiration, and a dream world evoking nature and imagination.

Drive along Passeig de Gràcia and see Casa Milà from the outside, also known as “La Pedrera,” which means “the stone quarry” in Spanish. It was the last building Gaudí worked on before dedicating himself to the Sagrada Familia.

Set off on a pre-lunch adventure as our guide accompanies you to Park Güell in our private vehicle. Once inside, explore this symbol of Catalan Modernism, designed by Antoni Gaudí, at your own pace. Admire whimsical architectural forms that blend nature and imagination, with mosaic tiles, curving structures, and vibrant colors reflecting Gaudí’s innovative and surrealist approach to architecture. Enjoy one of the best viewpoints in Barcelona at your own pace.

Before our visit to the Sagrada Familia, we will take a lunch break at a local, family-run restaurant. A variety of dishes, including salads, meat, fish, and vegetables, will be available for you to choose from. Please note that lunch costs are not included in the tour price. Each guest is free to select their preferred meal. Payment is made directly at the restaurant (estimated cost: €20/25 per person). This is a suggestion, and the group is very welcome to dine together. Alternatively, if you would prefer to eat elsewhere or bring your own lunch, you are welcome to do so.

After lunch, your guide will accompany you to the Sagrada Família. Following a detailed presentation on the intricacies of the building’s façades, its historical significance, and Gaudí’s visionary concepts (IF YOU SELECT THE “BARCELONA ALL INCLUSIVE” OPTION), you will receive a ticket to skip the line. This gives you the opportunity to explore the wonders of Antoni Gaudí’s masterpiece independently. Marvel at the forest of columns and be captivated by the interplay of light through the stained-glass windows.