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Craft Beer has been brewing in Barcelona since the 90s. On this tour you will have an expert guide, Kiki, who will open your eyes to the original craft beer bars that influenced the movement Barcelona is becoming well known for! Enjoy an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour with a brewer at a local independent BrewHouse. Learn firsthand the art, history, and processes involved in brewing whilst enjoying delicious craft beers in a laid-back and friendly environment. Included: Group size 10 max to keep the tour personable Exclusive behind the scene tour with a brewer 3 Independent craft beer bars 3 large glasses of craftilicious beers As many tasters as you like Other Craft Beer Tours include: Special Saturday Tour 1 hour behind the scene brewery tour, a flight of beer, with an explanation of how each one is brewed, then a pint of your choice, a free glass to take home, followed by 2 more craft beer bars!
A mix between a photography class and photoshoot session in the most beautiful parts of Barcelona! Walk through the beautiful Ciutadella Parc and the Old Town (el Born) as your photographer guide will teach you essential photo techniques and take spectacular pictures of you and your family. Get the most out of your expensive phone while walking through some of the most beautiful parts of Barcelona: Arc de Triomf, the spectacular city park and the trendy "EL Born" neighborhood of the old town. Great activity for families with teenagers in Barcelona, photoshoot session for familes. On this beginners phone photography class in Barcelona you will: Level up your phone photos with simple, instantly usable techniques. Discover all the camera settings you didn't know your phone could do. Develop a photographers eye with simple, fun exercises. All while having fun with interactive challenges in the beautiful streets, squares and hidden spots in the old town of Barcelona.
Barcelona is a vibrant Spanish city famous for its Roman-era architecture, festivals, parties, and football. For those waiting to explore this beautiful city, the astounding Santa Maria del Mar is one attraction that should not be missed. Join the guided tour and immerse yourself in the reverence that this stunning cathedral commands. Observe Historical Attractions In The Basilica With a skip-the-line entry into Santa Maria del Mar, stroll through the remarkable entrance and immediately notice the stately atmosphere. Take note of the Catalan Gothic style of the building, the intricate main floor plan within, the stands, and the crypts underneath the altar. As you pass through these attractions, listen to detailed historical accounts about the main features of the church from your guide. Learn of its influence on the neighborhoods in Barcelona and Catalonia through the ages that make the “Cathedral of La Ribera” the beloved jewel it is today. Enjoy Panoramic Views & Free Time After delving into the late-ancient and high-medieval origins of the cathedral, step onto the rooftop terraces and marvel at 360-degree views of urban Barcelona city. Finish your tour with free time to explore Santa Maria del Mar independently. Use this time to appreciate the well-preserved stained glass windows and highlights such as the window of the Ascension, the Lavabo, and the massive rose window.
Make the most of your time in Catalonia with this full-day guided tour from Barcelona that takes you through the breathtaking landscapes and cultural treasures of Montserrat, the medieval city of Girona, and the sun-kissed coastal scenery of Costa Brava, all with round-trip transportation included. Getting started Begin your day by meeting your guide at the designated meeting point at Carrer de Martí i Franquès in central Barcelona. Hop aboard a comfortable, air-conditioned coach as you leave the city behind and journey into the Catalan countryside toward your first destination -Montserrat. What to expect Perched on a multi-peaked mountain range, the Montserrat Monastery is a stunning blend of spirituality and natural beauty. Your tour also takes you through the charming streets of Girona and the stunning coast of Costa Brava. Montserrat: Admire the breathtaking landscape of Montserrat with its needle-like rocks, lush tropical vegetation, and volcanic mountains. Montserrat Monastery: Visit the stunning 10th-century Montserrat Monastery, home to the iconic Black Madonna. Marvel at its intricate blend of Gothic and Renaissance architecture, and visit the museum, which houses over 1,300 artefacts and works of art. Girona: Travel to the beautifully preserved medieval town of Girona. Walk through cobbled streets flanked by Roman walls and centuries-old buildings as your guide recounts stories of Jewish heritage, medieval intrigue, and even cinematic fame. Costa Brava: Wrap up your day with a relaxing visit to Costa Brava, where the rugged coastline meets sparkling Mediterranean waters. Stroll along cliffside paths, dip your toes in secluded coves, or simply savor the scenic beauty. Upgrades Traditional Catalan lunch: Take your experience one notch above with a delectable lunch with traditional Catalan delicacies.
This two-hour walking tour navigates through some of Barcelona’s most emblematic market areas, beginning at the Mercat de la Boqueria on Las Ramblas. Guests follow a local guide through the lively aisles of this well-known food market, sampling Catalan delicacies such as olives, cured meats, and cheeses while absorbing the scents of fresh produce and spices. The route continues along the flower stalls of Las Ramblas, a promenade known for its open-air vendors and a steady stream of city life. The itinerary then moves to the Gothic Quarter, where narrow streets reveal antique shops and historical architecture, leading to the Santa Caterina Market, recognized by its colorful wave-shaped roof. The tour concludes with visits to a traditional caganer shop, the Gothic church of Santa Maria del Mar, and the former market building of El Born, which now houses archaeological remains of the 17th and 18th centuries. At the Mercat de la Boqueria, visitors witness an array of stalls overflowing with fresh fish, meats, fruits, and vegetables, accompanied by the chatter of vendors and the rhythmic chopping of knives. The flower market on Las Ramblas offers bursts of color and fragrance, contrasting with the ancient stones of the Gothic Quarter’s alleys filled with shop windows displaying antiques and curiosities. Santa Caterina Market’s undulating roof is a modern contrast to the historic surroundings, while the caganer shop introduces a quirky local tradition central to Catalan Christmas celebrations. Santa Maria del Mar, with its soaring Gothic arches and stained glass windows, provides a glimpse into Barcelona’s medieval maritime past. The Market of Born’s glass and steel façade reveals excavated city ruins, connecting visitors to the layers of history beneath their feet. Groups remain small to maintain an intimate atmosphere, typically capped at 12 participants. The local guide combines storytelling with tastings, accompanied by a sommelier who leads a private sampling of regional wines paired with cured meats and cheeses. The tour is entirely on foot, weaving through pedestrian streets and market interiors without requiring transport. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended due to cobbled streets and market floors. The guide pauses frequently to provide historical context and answer questions, creating opportunities for interaction and photos. This tour suits travelers interested in food culture, history, and urban life, especially those who appreciate a sensory-rich experience involving taste, smell, and sight. It is ideal for individuals who enjoy moderate walking and wish to learn about Catalan traditions beyond typical tourist sites. Food enthusiasts and those curious about local customs will find the tastings and cultural anecdotes particularly rewarding. Families with older children may also appreciate the educational elements and lively market settings.
This experience offers visitors the chance to ascend to the 30th floor of Torre Glòries, one of Barcelona’s most distinctive modern skyscrapers, to take in expansive views of the city’s diverse skyline. Upon arrival, guests pass through a security check and validate their tickets before heading to the elevators. The tour does not follow a traditional route but is centered around time spent at the observation deck and the adjacent immersive sculpture space, allowing visitors to set their own pace. The building’s sleek glass façade reflects the changing colors of the sky, setting the tone for the visual experience awaiting above. At the observation deck, visitors encounter panoramic vistas that stretch across multiple neighborhoods, from the soaring spires of the Sagrada Família to the glimmering Mediterranean Sea on the horizon. The 360-degree viewing platform provides unobstructed sightlines, encouraging viewers to trace the city’s grid and landmarks such as the Torre Agbar itself, the Montjuïc hill, and the distant hills of Collserola. Adjacent to this, the Cloud Cities exhibit presents an interactive installation of suspended geometric sculptures that respond to light and shadow, inviting participants to contemplate the interplay between urban form and abstract space. This experience is self-guided, supported by a digital audio guide available in ten languages, allowing visitors to engage deeply with the architectural and cultural narratives at their own rhythm. The venue accommodates small groups at a time, which helps maintain a contemplative atmosphere rather than a crowded one. There is no provided transport; the site is centrally located and accessible by public transit, including the Glòries metro station nearby. The tour suits individuals interested in contemporary architecture, urbanism, and art installations who appreciate combining visual spectacle with thoughtful interpretation. It also appeals to those who prefer a quieter, less structured visit where they can pause and reflect on the cityscape and modern artistic expressions without the constraints of a traditional guided tour.
This two-hour guided walking tour of Montjuïc takes visitors through a variety of landscapes and landmarks that illustrate Barcelona's layered history and natural beauty. Starting at the Mirador del Alcalde, the route winds through the hilltop gardens and cultural sites, descending gradually toward the city’s bustling Plaça d'Espanya. Along the way, guests move through peaceful green spaces, architectural marvels, and areas steeped in local lore, all while accompanied by a knowledgeable guide who shares stories that connect the present cityscape to its past inhabitants and traditions. Key stops include the Mirador del Alcalde, where panoramic views of Barcelona’s harbor and city grid open up under the sky. From there, visitors walk through Joan Brossa Gardens, where well-manicured flowerbeds and a sculpture honoring La Sardana, a traditional Catalan dance, offer a quiet moment to appreciate the area's horticultural care and cultural symbols. Nearby, a statue of flamenco dancer Carmen Amaya stands as a tribute to artistic expression, followed by a stroll in Laribal Gardens. Although the Greek Theatre is closed until early August, its grounds evoke tales of medieval superstition and mystical practices once linked to the hill. Later, guests pause by the Magic Fountain, a landmark from 1929 famed for its water displays, contrasting with the surrounding modernist and neoclassical architecture. The Museum of Catalan Art and the cascading waterfalls nearby provide further visual interest before the group descends to the Venetian Towers and Plaça d’Espanya, where the tour concludes with a break at a local eatery. Groups are kept intimate, ensuring personalized attention and ample opportunity to ask questions. The guide’s style is conversational and informative, weaving historical anecdotes with cultural insights that bring the sites to life. The tour is entirely on foot, with gentle inclines and mostly paved paths, making it accessible to most visitors comfortable with moderate walking. No transportation is involved, so comfortable shoes and readiness for outdoor conditions are recommended. This tour is well suited to travelers who appreciate walking tours with a mix of natural scenery, cultural landmarks, and historical storytelling. It appeals to those interested in understanding the evolution of Barcelona beyond its urban core, providing a quiet contrast to the city’s busy center. It also suits visitors who enjoy gardens, public art, and architectural details, as well as those curious about local customs and lesser-known historical narratives.
Meet your expert local guide who will be holding your entrance tickets, and enter this captivating park. Learn how Gaudi decided to turn this deserted hillside into this beautiful masterpiece for his beloved friend Count Guell. As you walk along the twisting viaducts that people and carriages used to move through the park, learn about Garden City Guell that Gaudi had planned to build here. You'll be fascinated to learn how Gaudi's engineering made this hill habitable. At the center is the mosaic Dragon Staircase which curves up the hill, and it is one of the many examples of how Gaudi used the natural terrain of the land to create his styles and designs. Learn how Gaudi's proud Catalan heritage can be found within his designs. Count Guell desired an enchanting garden with beautiful views of the sea, away from the noise and pollution of the city center, and this tour will allow you to understand the project they dreamt together. At the top, relax and snap photos of the iconic views.
Start your day with our exclusive early access tour of Casa Batlló. As the first visitors of the day, you can capture incredible, crowd-free photos of this architectural gem. Our tour begins in the Gaudí Dôme, an immersive art installation with over 1,000 screens. It brings to life the natural world that inspired the architect's vision. With your guide, you’ll discover the secrets hidden within the casa’s fluid walls, including stained glass, mosaics, and much more. Our tour finishes on the rooftop, where you’ll take in panoramic views of Barcelona. Afterward, head to Casa Amatller, once home to Barcelona’s most famous chocolatier. In their cafe, we’ll enjoy a delicious pastry with a chocolate drink. Upgrade to add on another Gaudí building, the Sagrada Família. The upgrade includes a mini architecture walking tour along the way and a guided tour inside the basilica as your guide shares its symbolism, stories, design, and more!
Discover Barcelona at the hands of a local friend at your own pace doing exactly what you want to do! In this completely personalized tour, we will communicate beforehand to discuss your needs and interests to create a customized itinerary which will be a mash-up of your Barcelona bucket list and the top sights and suggestions. The details on this page are just suggestions! When we meet, I'll be like a local friend, showing you around my city and telling you stories and anecdotes about the city, history, culture, and my local experience. Keep in mind that this is a private experience just for you and your travel party, so we'll go at your pace and anything that comes up during the day we can adjust or modify. Please message for inquiries and concerns! My objective is to be the bridge to help you understand the local life and identity of Barcelona so that you can also see the magical feeling that attracts so many people to this beautiful city. Just follow me!
This a 100% tailor-made tour this means we will communicate with the travellers before the tour takes place so that we can offer the best and most suitable customized tour. The attractions visited are only a guide since we will create a personal itinerary for our travellers once the tour has been booked. We offer unique tailor-made private tours & exclusives experiences in Barcelona and Catalonia with licensed local, Spanish, French and English-speaking tour guides. Personalized attention to families, companies and school groups. Proven experience in luxury tours guiding VIPs such as U2’s Bono, Sigourney Weaver, Beyoncé, among others, from the most popular highlights and the top ten attractions to the off-the-beaten-track and charming walking tours.
Embark on a private, unforgettable tour with pick-up from Barcelona and enjoy a seamless, personalized experience. Let your expert guide take you on a journey to the breathtaking Costa Brava, where you’ll immerse yourself in stunning landscapes and the region’s natural beauty. In Figueres, the hometown of renowned artist Salvador Dalí, you'll visit the iconic Dalí Theatre-Museum. Widely regarded as the largest surrealist masterpiece in the world, the museum offers a fascinating glimpse into Dalí’s imaginative genius. Discover the vibrant colorsand unique architecture, that make this a must-see destination for art lovers and travelers alike. This exclusive tour offers the perfect combination of scenic beauty, cultural immersion, and artistic exploration, making it an unforgettable day trip from Barcelona.
The best time to visit Barcelona depends on your preferences. Located in Spain, the shoulder seasons (spring and autumn) typically offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Summer brings warmer temperatures and peak tourist season, while winter can be ideal for those seeking a quieter experience or specific seasonal activities.
