This great value all in one tour will allow you to discover Barcelona and Montserrat to gain a deep understanding of Catalonia in just a day.
Get picked up at you accommodation in Barcelona, by your private professional local guide and enjoy the comfort of a private vehicle. Listen to interesting stories about Catalonia, Barcelona, and Montserrat, giving you a deep understanding of the area while keeping the tour entertaining and engaging through the day. This is a private tour, just for you with your private driver guide.

• Sample the best of Barcelona on this private full-day sightseeing tour.

• Visit La Sagrada Familia without any queue, Gaudí’s crowning masterpiece.

• Stroll down the elegant Passeig de Gracia, marveling at Modernist masterpieces like La Pedrera and Casa Batlló.

• Get a taste of the Mediterranean lifestyle and enjoy Barcelona’s coastline through the city’s old fishing district and modern-day beach Platja La Barceloneta.

• This is a private tour for undivided attention from your professional local guide.

• Passeig de Gràcia

  The most luxurious avenue of Barcelona, home to the most distinctive examples of Catalan Modernist architecture. Marvel at the surprising façades of Gaudi’s famous houses (Casa Batlló and Milà, also known as la Pedrera). Discover the ‘apple of discord’.

• Park Güell

  Towering over the lively, bohemian neighborhood of Gràcia is Park Güell.<strong> Gaudí’s </strong>peculiar architectural style was inspired by organic forms found in nature, clearly demonstrated by this dreamy <strong>collection of gardens</strong>. Discover narrow alleys with undulating forms, like rivers of molten lava, which are covered by columns shaped like trees, stalactites and other geometric shapes.

• Eixample District

  This district was designed by Ildefons Cerdà after 1859, when authorities approved his plan to expand the city. (The word “Eixample” actually means “expansion” in Catalan!) Cerdà’s idea of <strong>urban planning</strong> was revolutionary and utopian, a fact you will observe directly while walking through the streets of this <strong>elegant neighborhood</strong>.

• Sagrada Familia

  Perhaps <strong>the most emblematic landmark of Barcelona</strong>. There are no words to describe the feeling one gets when entering this magnificent temple of <strong>Modernism</strong>. The organic shapes found throughout its structure, the <strong>light </strong>filtering through its stained glass windows and the symbolic nature of the building’s sculpted façade will probably be<strong> the highlight of this tour</strong> (if not of your whole stay in Barcelona!)

• Waterfornt

  Over time, Barcelona´s coast has always adapted to the needs of the city’s people. Its latest architecture is best represented by the World Trade Center and the converted <strong>Old Port</strong>. The Old Port is now full of fantastic shops, restaurants and nightclubs, while still maintaining the charm of its past. Around the coast you will also find the <strong>Columbus Monument</strong> and the beautiful <strong>Gothic building of the Drassanes</strong>.

• Montjüic Mountain

  Originally used as a strategic place from which to defend the city against attack, this <strong>impressive mountain</strong> borders the Mediterranean Sea. From its summit you will enjoy <strong>fantastic views of the Barcelona skyline</strong>. The mountain is home to several buildings that perfectly exemplify modern art and contemporary architecture. These include the sport facilities belonging to the <strong>Olympic Ring</strong>, as well as museums like the Miró Foundation and Caixa Fòrum. You will also discover examples of urbanism and architecture specially designed for the International Exhibition of 1929.

• Old Town

  This is where the history of Barcelona first started. In Barcelona’s<strong> Ciutat Vella</strong> you will find a harmonious mix of modernity with <strong>Roman </strong>and <strong>medieval </strong>imprints right in the city center. Learn all about Barcelona’s origins and about some of the most fascinating <strong>Catalan traditions</strong>. Explore the charming corners, picturesque plazas and narrow alleys of the Gothic Quarter. We especially recommend a visit to Plaça Sant Jaume and the famous <strong>Cathedral</strong>.