The Complete Tour of Barcelona

See Antoni Gaudí’s world-famous Sagrada Família from the outside and discover why it has become the ultimate symbol of Barcelona. Admire its intricate façades filled with biblical scenes, organic shapes, and towering spires inspired by nature. Your guide explains Gaudí’s vision, the meaning behind the architecture, and how this extraordinary basilica has been under construction for over a century.

Admire Casa Milà, also known as La Pedrera, one of Antoni Gaudí’s most daring creations. From the outside, see its wave-like stone façade, wrought-iron balconies, and organic design that broke every architectural rule of its time. Learn how this revolutionary building reflects Gaudí’s inspiration from nature and his influence on Barcelona’s Modernist movement.

See Casa Batlló, one of Antoni Gaudí’s most imaginative works, famous for its colorful façade and dreamlike design. From the outside, admire the flowing balconies, mosaic details, and roof said to resemble a dragon’s back. Your guide explains the symbolism, creativity, and bold Modernist ideas that make this building one of Barcelona’s most photographed landmarks.

Admire Casa Amatller, a striking Modernist building that blends Catalan Gothic elements with Art Nouveau design. From the outside, notice its stepped gable, rich decorative details, and contrast with neighboring Gaudí buildings on Passeig de Gràcia. Learn how this elegant house reflects Barcelona’s artistic competition during the height of the Modernist era.

See Casa Lleó Morera, one of the finest examples of Catalan Modernism, designed by architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner. From the outside, admire its elaborate sculptures, floral motifs, and refined decorative details. Your guide explains why this building is considered one of the most artistic houses on Passeig de Gràcia and part of the famous “Block of Discord.”

Discover Plaça de Catalunya, Barcelona’s main central square and a natural meeting point between the Old Town and the modern city. See its fountains, sculptures, and open spaces while learning how this square became the heart of Barcelona’s commercial, cultural, and transportation life.

Step into one of the most atmospheric squares in the Gothic Quarter, known for its quiet beauty and powerful history. See the bullet-scarred walls of the church, a reminder of the Spanish Civil War, and learn how this peaceful square holds one of Barcelona’s most moving historical stories.

Admire the impressive façade of Barcelona Cathedral, a masterpiece of Catalan Gothic architecture in the heart of the Old Town. From the outside, see its towering spires, intricate stonework, and grand square while learning about the cathedral’s medieval origins and its role in the city’s religious and civic history.

See La Casa de l’Ardiaca, a hidden gem beside Barcelona Cathedral that blends Roman, medieval, and Renaissance elements. Admire its quiet courtyard and distinctive mailbox carved into the façade while learning how this historic residence reflects the many layers of Barcelona’s past.

Pass by the General Archive of the Crown of Aragon, one of Europe’s most important historical archives. Learn how this institution preserves centuries of documents from the medieval Crown of Aragon, offering insight into Barcelona’s political power, maritime influence, and role in Mediterranean history.

See the iconic Bishop’s Bridge, one of the most photographed spots in the Gothic Quarter. Admire its dramatic neo-Gothic design arching over a narrow medieval street, and learn the legends and hidden details that give this bridge its mysterious reputation.

Explore the Gothic Quarter, the historic heart of Barcelona, where Roman ruins, medieval buildings, and narrow stone streets tell the story of the city’s origins. Walk through atmospheric squares and hidden alleys while your guide reveals how this area evolved from a Roman settlement into a vibrant cultural center.

See the remains of the Temple of Augustus, one of the best-preserved Roman landmarks in Barcelona. Admire its ancient columns hidden within the Old Town and learn how this temple once stood at the heart of the Roman city of Barcino over 2,000 years ago.

See El Mural del Petó, one of Barcelona’s most emotional and photogenic artworks. From a distance it forms an image of a kiss, while up close it reveals thousands of ceramic tiles depicting moments of freedom and everyday life, symbolizing memory, love, and resilience.