All Barcelona Highlights Tour:

Gaudí’s works deserve a dedicated tour: from the departure point you will first drive up Passeig de Gràcia to the appetizers: Milà and Batlló houses (by Gaudí), surrounded by other major works of leading Art Nouveau architects such as Morera and Ametller houses.

The first stop will be Park Güell, located at the foot of the hills surrounding the city; your tour guide will take advantage of the drive to give you background information about Gaudí’s life and works.

Once at the Güell park, your tour guide will take you for a pleasant guided walking tour of the Güell Park. Commissioned by Güell and conceived by Gaudí as a Garden City, the Güell Park did not sell and eventually became a public park in 1922.

From there a short drive will take you to Barcelona’s main monument and Gaudí’s masterpiece: the Sagrada Familia Church; skipping the long lines and the crowds, your guide will take you for an interior visit of this unique unfinished church soon to be consecrated.
Deeply religious, Gaudí poured in the Sagrada Familia all his talent and expertise.

The drive will take you past the Old Port to the new sea front of Barcelona. Until the 1992 Games, Barcelona litterally lived with its back to the sea.
On the occasion of the 1992 Olympic Games, a new residential area was developed to accommodate the athletes, the Olympic Village, as well as a new marina, the Olympic Port, and kilometers of brand new beaches.

Staying within sight of the sea front the tour will take you to Montjuic hill, driving by some famous landmarks such as the colorful Barcelona Head sculpture by Liechstenstein, the Columbus Monument, the World Trade Center and the Drassanes.

Montjuïc hill, a low lying hill by the sea, has been set aside for leisure-related activities and features huge gardens, sport facilities including the Olympic site, and several museums, such as the Miró Foundation.
The panoramic drive will take a couple of stops at a viewing terrace with impressive views over the city and the port and at the Olympic site, where most of the 1992 games took place.

The tour will finally end at the Spanish Village (Poble Espanyol), a tourist attraction built for the 1929 World Fair in Barcelona and designed to be a showcase of popular architecture from all over Spain.

After lunch, you can stay at the Spanish Village to explore its numerous handicraft shops or be taken back to the Panoramic & Montjuïc Tour starting point on Catalonia square, where you can take our Montserrat Tour.

09:00 h Monday to Sunday.

NO TOURS on special holidays such as December 25 & 26 and January 1 & 6.

Duration: 6 hours

Drive along Passeig de Gràcia by Batlló and Milà (Pedrera) houses and other Modernist landmarks; Park Güell (walking guided tour of the Park); Sagrada Familia (€ 12 entrance fee included; no standing in line).

Drive to Olympic Port, then along Barceloneta Beach and Port Vell (Old Port), past the Columbus monument, to Montjuïc Hill viewpoint -brief stop to enjoy the impressive views of Barcelona and its harbour. Drive by the Olympic Stadium to Poble Espanyol (Spanish Village) (€ 8.50 entrance fee included; no standing in line). The tour ends at the Spanish Village where you can:

• Stay at the Spanish Village to explore or look for gifts in its handicrafts shops.
• Be taken back to the Tour starting point on Catalonia Square.
• Or take our Montserrat afternoon tour.

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