Small Group Guided Tour in Barcelona with Seaside Lunch
Barcelona, Spain
Trip Type: City Tours
Duration: 8 hours
Enjoy on this 8-hour guided tour of Barcelona’s essential points of interest, combined with some more hidden and precious spots, including a delicious lunch in front of the beach. A truly small group led by a very knowledgeable, personable and entertaining Barcelona city tour guide.
Not only you will learn about Barcelona’s colorful history, impressive architecture and gain an insight to the interesting current affairs of Barcelona and Catalonia, but you will also experience the lifestyle of Barcelona while enjoying a taste of the local gastronomy in one of the most vibrant parts of the city. The small size of the group and the professional efficiency of the organization guarantee high quality and personal attention for everyone to enjoy an authentic experience.
Not only you will learn about Barcelona’s colorful history, impressive architecture and gain an insight to the interesting current affairs of Barcelona and Catalonia, but you will also experience the lifestyle of Barcelona while enjoying a taste of the local gastronomy in one of the most vibrant parts of the city. The small size of the group and the professional efficiency of the organization guarantee high quality and personal attention for everyone to enjoy an authentic experience.
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Enjoy on this 8-hour guided tour of Barcelona’s essential points of interest, combined with some more hidden and precious spots, including a delicious lunch in front of the beach. A truly small group led by a very knowledgeable, personable and entertaining Barcelona city tour guide.
Not only you will learn about Barcelona’s colorful history, impressive architecture and gain an insight to the interesting current affairs of Barcelona and Catalonia, but you will also experience the lifestyle of Barcelona while enjoying a taste of the local gastronomy in one of the most vibrant parts of the city. The small size of the group and the professional efficiency of the organization guarantee high quality and personal attention for everyone to enjoy an authentic experience.Begin the day driving to the Montjüic hill, from where you’ll have a great panoramic view over Barcelona. Continue through the Olympic facilities area, until the Palau Nacional, an architectural gem from one of the leading modernist architects, nowadays hosting the Catalan National Museum of Art. Stop here for the views over Plaza de España and its “magic fountains”, before driving across the Modernist Eixample area, the district of Gracia, uphill until the famous Park Güell, a fantastic example of Gaudi’s genius..
After visiting the park, you will then return to the old city to begin a fascinating walking tour of the Gothic Quarter, admiring the Roman walls, towers and ruins of the Temple, the Gothic Cathedral, the medieval Jewish district and many other monuments, squares and interesting corners full of history.
A great lunch is waiting for you after the walking tour, and this might end up being your favorite part of the day! Not only a lunch, but an authentic gastronomical experience giving you the chance to embrace the Mediterranean vibes and keep learning about Barcelona lifestyle while eating delicious food with a refreshing drink. Once refreshed and refueled, get ready to be back on the road! The bus will drive along the boardwalk (beach area), through the Olympic Village and get to Gaudi’s masterpiece, Sagrada Familia.
Thousands of words would not be enough to describe the amazing and still ongoing project that crowned Gaudi’s career: it’s the experienced guide’s task to introduce you to the complex symbolism and astonishing geniality of this innovative architecture that leaves everybody captivated.
After visiting the Basilica, the bus will drive you to one of the most elegant boulevards, Passeig de Grácia, to admire the curved Casa Mila (aka La Pedrera). Take a short walk down the street, until reaching a group of three modernist constructions that stands out: la Manzana de la Discordia. Let the guide explain the history behind this special block and the once again marvelous aesthetic splendor of Gaudi’s colorful Casa Batlló.
Not only you will learn about Barcelona’s colorful history, impressive architecture and gain an insight to the interesting current affairs of Barcelona and Catalonia, but you will also experience the lifestyle of Barcelona while enjoying a taste of the local gastronomy in one of the most vibrant parts of the city. The small size of the group and the professional efficiency of the organization guarantee high quality and personal attention for everyone to enjoy an authentic experience.Begin the day driving to the Montjüic hill, from where you’ll have a great panoramic view over Barcelona. Continue through the Olympic facilities area, until the Palau Nacional, an architectural gem from one of the leading modernist architects, nowadays hosting the Catalan National Museum of Art. Stop here for the views over Plaza de España and its “magic fountains”, before driving across the Modernist Eixample area, the district of Gracia, uphill until the famous Park Güell, a fantastic example of Gaudi’s genius..
After visiting the park, you will then return to the old city to begin a fascinating walking tour of the Gothic Quarter, admiring the Roman walls, towers and ruins of the Temple, the Gothic Cathedral, the medieval Jewish district and many other monuments, squares and interesting corners full of history.
A great lunch is waiting for you after the walking tour, and this might end up being your favorite part of the day! Not only a lunch, but an authentic gastronomical experience giving you the chance to embrace the Mediterranean vibes and keep learning about Barcelona lifestyle while eating delicious food with a refreshing drink. Once refreshed and refueled, get ready to be back on the road! The bus will drive along the boardwalk (beach area), through the Olympic Village and get to Gaudi’s masterpiece, Sagrada Familia.
Thousands of words would not be enough to describe the amazing and still ongoing project that crowned Gaudi’s career: it’s the experienced guide’s task to introduce you to the complex symbolism and astonishing geniality of this innovative architecture that leaves everybody captivated.
After visiting the Basilica, the bus will drive you to one of the most elegant boulevards, Passeig de Grácia, to admire the curved Casa Mila (aka La Pedrera). Take a short walk down the street, until reaching a group of three modernist constructions that stands out: la Manzana de la Discordia. Let the guide explain the history behind this special block and the once again marvelous aesthetic splendor of Gaudi’s colorful Casa Batlló.
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