Barcelona Old City and Hidden Gems Private Walking Tour

Meeting point with the assigned guide at the entrance of the Wax Museum.

One of Gaudi's first masterpieces, which
dazzles with its modernist and innovative design. (Admission not included)

Take a stroll through an elegant and vibrant square, so important in Barcelona's past and present.

Designed in 1896, it stands out for its orientalist façade. One of La Rambla's land marks.

Enjoy one of the oldest and most emblematic food markets in the city. A must when in town.

See the basilica and its surroundings located in the heart of the Gothic Quarter. (Admission not included)

Walk through this hidden square while listening to his touching story involving Gaudi and world history.

Isolated from the crowds, this out of the way gem offers a portal to over 2000 years of history. The remains of the temple to honor the first Roman emperor, Augusto Cesar. (Entrance to the Museum is not included, but we will see a very important part of what remains of the Roman temple.)

A palace for the kings and queens of the Crown of Aragon. Look the right way and you will be surprised. (Admission not included)

A courtyard within the Royal Palace, full of history, events and more...

Admire the cathedral's imposing facade and at the same time discover why it is a great religious symbol for the city. (Admission not included)

Can´t miss this jewel of modernism, which dazzles with its ornate and colorful architecture. (Admission not included)

We will discover the charm of the Born district passing through the entrance of the Picasso Museum, made up of 5 palaces, where we will tell a brief history of the artist and his connection with Barcelona. (Admission not included)

Next we will pass through the entrance of the MOCO Museum, a contemporary space that houses modern and urban art works by renowned international artists. (Admission not included)

To finish the tour of El Born, we will pass by the surroundings of the Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar, which was built thanks to the efforts of the local residents, back in the 14th century. (Admission not included)

Under the imposing silhouette of the Arc de Triomf, symbol of progress and creativity in Barcelona, ​​we close our tour with the same grandeur with which this city opens its doors to the world.