Tours & tickets

Barcelona Cathedral

Join a local guide and see the best Barcelona on this walking tour. Marvel at the Sagrada Familia, Casa Milà, Barcelona Cathedral, and more. Explore thousands of years of history, stroll through the Gothic Quarter, and see Modernism's impact on the city. Meet your guide at the meeting point and prepare for a tour that will give you a perspective of the entire city of Barcelona. Learn about Modernism as you see some of its most famous sights, such as The Holy Family, the Paseo de Gracia, La Pedrera, and more. Admire Casa Batlló and Amatller House, then see the House of Pascual and Pons. Pass by the Antonio Rocamora House on your way to Catalonia Square and the most famous street in Barcelona: Las Ramblas. Next, explore the Gothic side of the city. Be amazed by Barcelona Cathedral and the Kiss Mural, then see the Roman Aqueduct and L'Ardiaca House. Other Gothic highlights include Bishop's Bridge, San Felipe Neri Square, the Jewish Quarter, San Jaume Square, the Temple of Augustus, and the Cathedral of the Sea. The tour ends on the King's Square. This tour covers a lot of ground, and we visit from the outside many attractions! It's the best way to get a first overview of the city!

Discover the jewel of Barcelona's famed Gothic Quarter with this entry ticket to the Cathedral of Barcelona. Learn about the historical background of this church which was constructed in the 14th and 15th centuries. Begin by going through the external doors of Pieta and Saint Eulalia to enter the cathedral's cloister. Next pass the Romanesque interior door, made of white marble and archivolts decorated with geometric patterns and a Gothic pediment. Wander through the cloister and its four galleries with ogive arches separated by pillars. Gaze at the reliefs sculpted into the pillars of the cloister arches, showing scenes from the Old Testament. Learn about the Holy Cross, and the keystones of the vault depicting scenes from the New Testament. Next take some time to check out the chapels arranged along the three galleries, each initially dedicated to the patron saint of an institution or guild, and placed under the protection of a specific family. Then observe the cloister garden with palm trees, magnolias, an orange tree, and a fountain. Here, the traditional “ou com balla” (dancing egg) takes place each year for the celebration of Corpus Christi. There is a large pond in the cloister that is home to the 13 white geese of the Cathedral. Continue by taking the elevator to the rooftops, through the chapel of the Innocent Saints, next to the door of San Ivo. From the rooftops, gaze upon the two bell towers, the two lateral pinnacles, the cimborio crowned by the Holy Cross, the cloister, and a spectacular panoramic view of Barcelona. After enjoying the rooftop views, visit the historic Chapter Hall, converted into a museum space. This is located under the gallery of the cloister, next to the chapel dedicated to Saint Lucia. Originally, it was the site of a soup kitchen for the poor. Once inside the Chapter Hall, wrap up by checking out the 11th-century lobed baptism font from the former Romanesque temple and the terracotta sculpture of Saint Eulalia by Giuliano di Nofri, from the pediment over the door of Saint Eulalia.

With the help of a local guide, you’ll discover the fascinating history of the city, spanning more than 2,000 years. Learn about the Roman colony of Barcino as it evolved through the ages and became the bustling Barcelona it is today. As you wander through the streets you'll see top-rated tourist attractions such as the Barcelona Cathedral and Placa Sant Felip Neri, and uncover the secrets of hidden gems along the way. Over two hours our guides will share unforgettable legends, stories, and anecdotes that will put Barcelona at the top of your list of favourite European cities.

Experience a fascinating 2.5 hour walking tour of Barcelona’s Roman and Gothic history. Explore ancient Roman sites and medieval landmarks, guided by an expert who will bring the city's rich past to life. Start your journey at Plaça de Sant Jaume, where the Roman Forum once stood, and discover how this square has remained the political heart of Catalonia for over 2,000 years. Learn about Barcelona’s Roman origins and its lasting influence on the city’s identity. Next, walk along one of the best-preserved Roman walls in the world and hear stories about the Roman baths of Pati Llimona, revealing the everyday life of ancient Barcelona. In the Gothic Quarter, admire stunning medieval architecture and explore historical sites like the Plaça del Rei, home to the Palace of the Viceroy and the Palau Reial, where Christopher Columbus was famously welcomed by the Catholic Monarchs after his journey to the Americas. Marvel at the Barcelona Cathedral and Santa Maria del Mar, two of the finest examples of Catalan Gothic architecture. Discover how Santa Maria del Mar was built in an incredibly short time, showcasing remarkable medieval engineering. As you stroll through the Gothic Quarter, soak in the local atmosphere of trendy cafes, boutique shops, and lively streets. Continue down La Rambla, Barcelona’s iconic boulevard, and enjoy the vibrant street performers, outdoor cafes, and the world-famous Boqueria Market, where you can immerse yourself in Catalan gastronomy. This guided walking tour is the perfect way to explore Barcelona’s historical landmarks, uncovering the city’s Roman, medieval, and Gothic heritage while experiencing its modern charm.

After being picked up from the convenient meeting point in Salou, this tour will take you into Barcelona's city centre where you will have plenty of free time to see the most famous square of the city, the Plaza de Catalunya. From there on you can stroll along La Rambla until the monument of Columbus, admire the view the harbour and on your way there you can make a stop at the Boqueria, the covered market. You will have time to go to Born, a now very popular neighbourhood next to the Gothic Quarter with its own rambla and very nice exclusive boutiques, bars and small restaurants. In the Gothic Quarter you will find museums such as the Picasso, Madame Tussaud and many more, or you can visit the Cathedral of Santa Eulalia. You may also want to stroll along the Paseo the Gracia, one of Barcelona's elegant avenues. Plenty of time to do lots of unique things in this beautiful city.

Cycle through Barcelona's vibrant city blocks on a guided cycling tour. Choose from either a small-group at morning and follow the Gaudi's life itinerary or the afternoon beach & old town relaxed itinerary ideal to avoid noises and cars, with both regular bikes and e-bikes available. Learn about the city’s culture, see historical sites, and discover hidden gems loved by locals. Meet your guide, get set up with your regular bike or e-bike, and then set off to first admire the impressive Gothic style of the Santa Maria del Mar Cathedral. Continue over narrow medieval streets to arrive at The Born Cultural Center, featuring excavated city ruins from the 1700s on display. Cross Parc de la Ciutadella and take in the picturesque scenery of the park’s green spaces and its large majestic fountain. Arrive at the city’s seafront and explore the urban projects around the Port Olímpic marina. Choose the 11am option to peddle back towards the city center to make your way over to the world-famous Sagrada Familia. Marvel at Gaudi’s yet-to-be-completed masterpiece and learn fascinating facts about the church’s unique blend of Gothic and Art Nouveau styles.  Get another dose of Gaudi magic as you ride over to see the whimsical architecture displayed on Casa Batlló and Casa Mila. Snap pictures of the building’s surreal walls before returning to back where your bike journey began. Choose the 4pm option to avoid the beaten tracks and go along the beach to the oldest neighbpurhoods, Born, Barceloneta and Gothic quarter in a vibrant bike tour prepared to enjoy the mediterranean atmosphere.

Our sightseeing tour isn’t just a ride; it’s an immersive journey through Barcelona’s heart, led by an experienced, local guide. Along the way, you'll uncover the rich history and traditions of Catalonia, with stories of Barcelona's famous residents and remarkable past. As an option, we’ll stop for a short break at a local tapas bar, where you can enjoy a couple of traditional tapas and a drink of your choice (cost of the food and drinks not included) Our route includes iconic landmarks and hidden gems, from Gaudí’s masterpieces and the grand Passeig de Gràcia to charming, lesser-known Gothic Quarter alleys. We’ll explore scenic parks, share local insights, and reveal corners of the city that only a knowledgeable guide can offer. More than sightseeing, this tour connects you to the city’s beauty, with invaluable tips from a passionate local to make the most of your time in Barcelona.

Explore the Barcelona Cathedral, a monument that seamlessly blends spirituality with Gothic architecture, built on the remains of an ancient Roman basilica. Learn about the historical and cultural importance of this monument. Discover a fascinating testament to the history of Barcelona with a visit to the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia. Find out how the presence of 13 geese in the courtyard symbolizes the 13 years of Saint Eulalia's life, who was martyred at an early age. Delve into the most intriguing corners of the cathedral, such as the Cloister, an oasis of tranquility surrounded by columns adorned with sculptures. Explore the chapel dedicated to Saint Lucia, where it is believed that light enters miraculously. Learn about the key historical events that the cathedral has witnessed, such as the proclamation of the King of Aragon in 1137 and Christopher Columbus's arrival in Barcelona after his first voyage to America in 1493. In addition to exploring the interior, immerse yourself in the mysteries of the cathedral. Access the terraces to witness Barcelona from a unique perspective. Through a virtual experience, explore the Cloister and spaces that are off-limits, blending tradition with technological innovation.

The tour begins beside the fountain in Plaça Reial where your guide will be waiting for you. Then, get on your bike and make your way through the back streets of the Gothic Quarter towards Placa del Rei. From there, the tour heads past the Barcelona Cathedral toward one of the city's greatest pieces of Modernista architecture, the Palau de la Música Catalana concert hall.  Continue on from there as you head to Ciutadella Park with a stop along the way at the Arc De Triomf. After enjoying a walk around the gardens and a refreshing drink, you will be on the move again towards Europe's second most visited landmark, La Sagrada Familia. There will be time to take photos and just generally be in awe of Gaudi's final masterpiece.  Then it's down to the beach to soak up the Mediterranean Sea. Finally, the tour heads back up to the vibrant neighborhood of El Born where you’ll have the last stop at the Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar before returning to the starting point of your tour.

Get ready to eat like a local with your friendly, English-speaking guide! This small-group walking tour (max 12 people) takes you through Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, where history and tapas come alive. Your first stop? A historic bar for a "filling bomb" and a cold beer. Then, we’ll hit a family-run spot for Catalan cold cuts and “pa amb tomàquet” with wine. Next up, we’ll visit a traditional Bodega with vermut or cava and some tasty croquettes. Oh, and there’s a sweet surprise before we head to the last stop—a local Vermouth cellar to sip on a glass of Vermouth or a pincho. Ready for a night of amazing food, drinks, and hidden gems? Let’s go!