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Barcelona, located in the northeast of the Peninsula, has Spain's most cosmopolitan city as its capital: its namesake city of Barcelona, which has significant cultural, historical, and artistic heritage for which it was declared a World Heritage Site and in which artists like Gaudí stand out, who gave Barcelona much of its modernist splendour with the Sagrada Familia or Park Güell. The most famous districts of Barcelona are the renowned Gothic Quarter, El Raval, and La Barceloneta, by the seaport. The city has a wide-ranging cultural and leisure offer based on its numerous museums of various types like CaixaForum Barcelona and in theatres and music and dance festivals held in Barcelona.
The coast of Barcelona boasts more than 100 km of coastline with crystal clear waters. Some of the coastal towns of Barcelona are Sitges or Santa Susanna, a perfect sports and holiday destination due to the quality of its seventeen beaches and the large number of leisure establishments it offers. In Canet de Mar, modernist constructions by Doménech i Montaner, Puig i Cadafalch, and Calvet, among others, can be seen.
Cardona is one of the most interesting towns in Barcelona. Its historic center is declared a historic-artistic site. During its foundation in the Middle Ages, Cardona was an expanding place thanks to an economic activity based on salt extraction from its Salt Mountain, which can be visited today. Also, its castle is a must-see as, besides still being an impregnable fortress, it houses the collegiate church of San Vicente, a jewel of the Catalan Lombard Romanesque.
In Manresa, there is the Cave of San Ignacio and the Pont Vell, a 12th-century bridge that has had to be rebuilt several times. Another point of interest in the town is Casa Torrents, a modernist-style building designed by Ignasi Oms i Ponsa for a family from Manresa. Just half an hour from there is Montserrat and its monastery, one of the most visited places in the province and located in a privileged location.
San Cugat del Vallès also has one of the most impressive monasteries in Catalonia.
Moreover, in the province, it is possible to admire, scattered throughout it and other places of the Catalan autonomous community, the magnificent Catalan Romanesque.
The province of Barcelona boasts three natural parks. The Parc Natural de Sant Llorenç del Munt i l´Obac is part of the Network of Natural Spaces. Its Sant Llorenç del Munt massif has a rich biological variety and is of great cultural interest.
Of the province's gastronomy, mainly based on Mediterranean diet products, dishes like the escudella i carn d’olla or escalivada stand out; in addition to delights like pa amb tomàquet or crema catalana.
It is one of the most cosmopolitan cities in Spain. Bordered by the Mediterranean Sea, it was declared a world heritage site due to its great historical-artistic heritage in which artists like Gaudí stand out, granting Barcelona much of its modernist splendour thanks to landmarks such as the Sagrada Familia or the Park Güell. The Gothic Quarter is the oldest part of the city, which boasts an extensive cultural and leisure offer based on numerous museums of different kinds and on theatres and music and dance festivals.
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This guided tour will show you La Sagrada Familia of Barcelona. You'll have fast track without waiting queues.
We will talk about the history, outside and inside decoration and its oustanding colums, vaults and rich details.
Besides, in the Sagrada Familia's Museum we will learn about its designer, Antoni Gaudí. At the end of the tour, you'll have free time inside the monument to enjoy it on your own.
This literary tour will let you relive the stories of this exciting novel through its different locations; places that after almost 700 years we will revisit from a different perspective whilst admiring the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona. This is a unique opportunity to learn more about the characters and about one of the most emblematic monuments of Barcelona, Santa Maria del Mar, the apogee of Catalan Gothic art.
You can read any book, but just with few it's possible to live and breathe them. We present this walking tour as a unique opportunity to wander around the amazing Barcelona depicted in "The Shadow of the Wind", a novel that has captivated thousands of readers all around the world. From letters to words, from imagination to reality.
What do the streets of Barcelona hide when night falls? Which stories marked our ancestor’s lives forever? Let yourself become absorbed by the paranormal mysteries of Barcelona with the explanations of an experienced guide.
The Ghost Walking Tour is a night visit around Sant Pere, Santa Caterina and la Ribera quarters, based on the book “Fantasmes de Barcelona” written by Sylvia Lagarda-Mata.
The tour tells the mysterious and hair-raising stories that have been taking place in those areas for decades.
The Sagrada Familia is an architectural Gaudi’s Modernism jewel and the most emblematic building in Barcelona.
Here you are the choice of visiting it in the best moment of the day and in small group up to 6 people. You could access to this Basilica at the less fluency of sightseers time and an official guide explain you all its details and curiosities in exclusive for your group. The guide will be at your disposal for attending any question whatever you want to do.
Don’t worry about the tickets. You only have to reserve your visit and the tour company will run of all including the start time confirmation.
Enter and discover the biggest Picasso’s artworks collection in its Museum of Barcelona. Do it with this small group tour by an Art expert guide.
Moreover, the skip-the-line ticket is guaranteed. Don’t worry about nothing. You only have to book your and enjoy of contemplate the paintings of the main Spanish Cubism artist along with an expert.
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Delve into Catalan art with this private tour at the National Art Museum of Catalonia.
You will begin in the museum's stunning hall, where an introduction will be given. You will explore the Romanesque art galleries, admiring the impressive medieval mural paintings preserved here. Next, you’ll move on to Gothic art, discovering its intricate altarpieces. The journey continues through modern art with works by Gaudí, Miró, and Casas.
Additionally, the guide will share anecdotes and details to help you gain a deeper understanding of the history of Catalan art. The tour will also be tailored to your specific interests.
Don’t miss this visit if you are an art lover, set in the privileged location of Montjuïc in Barcelona.
