As you walk through Barcelona's Plaça d'Espanya, you'll be greeted with some of the city's first faces: those of the mythical statues of the Font Màgica, which celebrates the link between Barcelona and water. You can also see them from above, from the viewpoint at Montjuic.
The coach takes a multicultural route as it passes beneath the statue of Christopher Columbus.
The whole world can be found at the Sagrada Familia, the most iconic sight of the city, which has been evolving with the times for 100 years. Need proof? Just check out the Asian features of one of the latest statues created.
The Passeig de Gràcia is another world: as you walk between Casa Milà and Casa Batlló by Antoni Gaudí, and under the “horrible” streetlights by Falqués i Urpí, you will discover the modernist side of the city, devoted to experimentation.
Try it yourself: focus on the "marine" tiles underfoot and tell us
what effect do they have on you?
After walking among so many beauties, it's time to cross the city like a real local: by metro, together with your guide, you reach the Rambla. A walk through the heart of the old city to the Gothic Quarter, the nerve center of the city from the Middle Ages until today, awaits you.
Then, you have time to wander around independently, taste typical products and go shopping, at your own pace. Whenever you like, you can get back on board with the shuttle included in your excursion.
Between walking the city's most iconic streets and the metro ride, you've seen the thousand faces of the city.