Porte Narbonnaise

Immerse yourself in the 13th century and explore the city of Carcassonne, a medieval gem. Meet Guilhem, a 13th-century master builder, alive and captivating, embodied by a professional and passionate professional guide. Son of Pierre the builder, one of King Louis IX's engineers, and an Occitan mother, Guilhem will introduce you to the city of Carcassonne in an informative and entertaining way. The tour will lead you through the medieval city of Carcassonne, marked by the extensive construction work of the 13th century. You will discover the daily life and tools of a builder of the era, and delve into the history of Catharism through Guilhem's perspective. Points of interest such as the Narbonne Gate, the lices (outer walls), the moat of the Comtal Castle, and the exterior of the Basilica are sure to pique your curiosity. This tour is more than just a simple historical stroll, it's a plunge into the past where anecdotes rub shoulders with History, in a fun and interactive setting. Perfect for adults and children of all ages, let yourself be carried away by Guilhem's energy for a tour enriched with historical objects, full of discoveries and surprises.

From the Porte Narbonnaise, we can appreciate the medieval architecture of the ramparts of the Cité de Carcassonne. Some phases of the ancient construction are still visible, blending into the architectural ensemble designed to defend the city from invasion. Hence the legend of Dame Carcas! Once we've toured the outside of the ramparts, let's take a stroll down one of the typical medieval lanes that lead to the heart of the Cité. We'll visit the half-Romanesque, half-Gothic Cité church, whose stained-glass windows reveal a divine story. Then, strolling through the narrow streets, we'll come to the entrance of the château comtal, where the Trencavel dynasty was established. You're free to enter...

Step back into early 19th-century Nice—then still independent from France—on an immersive tour led by the city’s official executioner of the time. Brought to life by your costumed guide, this friendly and slightly clumsy bòia will take you through the historic heart of the French Riviera’s capital. Wander with him through alleyways, ancient doorways, and story-filled stones, as you uncover the intrigues of a Mediterranean city shaped by both local traditions and growing French influence. Between quirky tales of his grim profession and juicy gossip about the places and people he knows, prepare to be surprised by this sharp-tongued character. A one-of-a-kind experience blending humor, secrets, and heritage—perfect for rediscovering Nice from a truly original and captivating perspective. 1h30 tour, suitable for adults and children aged 10 and up

We will start our adventure with an early departure from Barcelona to Carcassonne, a journey of approximately 3 hours by car. Upon arrival in Carcassonne, you will be amazed by the impressive Citadel, a medieval castle declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take time to explore its ramparts and towers, and don't miss the majestic Basilica of Saint-Nazaire, known for its beautiful stained glass windows. First, we will head to the Narbonne Gate, the main entrance to the Citadel, where we will appreciate its imposing ramparts. We will explore the ramparts and climb the towers to enjoy panoramic views of the city and the surrounding landscape. We will visit the Castle of Carcassonne, where we will learn about the history of the fortress through interactive exhibits and a tour of its rooms. We will climb the keep, which offers spectacular views. For lunch, we will enjoy a gastronomic day in one of the restaurants of the area. As the sun begins to set, you will start your return to Girona, where you can end your day exploring the Dali Theater-Museum, inaugurated in 1974. It houses a collection of works donated by the famous Spanish artist Dalí himself, with more than 1 million visitors a year. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by the museum's iconic façade, adorned with giant eggs and surrealist figures. The tour begins in the lobby, where some of Dalí's most iconic works are on display, reflecting his genius and unique style. As you move through the rooms, you will find a variety of paintings, sculptures, and curious objects that represent his artistic evolution. Don't miss the Mae West Room, where the arrangement of the elements creates a three-dimensional image of the famous actress, and the Soft Watch Room, which evokes his famous work "The Persistence of Memory." The museum also houses a collection of works by other contemporary artists and a selection of Dali's personal objects. After this wonderful day, we return to Barcelona.