In a nutshell

Barcelona is a city of many faces, a harmony of tradition and innovation, ancient and modern. With this excursion we are going to discover some of the most fascinating aspects of the capital of Catalonia.

Main stops

City center and Sagrada Família
Passeig de Gracia: La Pedrera and Casa Batllò
El Pueblo Español outdoor museum and Tablao de Carmen
Flamenco Show

The programme

We leave the port by bus and travel through the city center heading toward the northernmost neighborhoods, where we soon see the unmistakable silhouette of the Sagrada Família silhouetted. A stop with a guided tour (from the outside) allows us to better appreciate this monumental neo-Gothic style church designed in the late 19th century by Gaudí and still under construction.
Back on the bus, we continue our scenic tour by walking along Passeig de Gràcia, the city's most elegant street, where we can admire other masterpieces by the eccentric Catalan architect such as La Pedrera and Casa Batllò.
We then reach the open-air museum El Pueblo Español, built in 1929 to represent an ideal model of the "Iberian people," which reproduces some 116 buildings, squares and streets throughout Spain. Here are large spaces dedicated to Spanish art and crafts, with shopping opportunities of all kinds.
In the reproduction of the Andalusian quarter, we visit the Tablao de Carmen, named after the great dancer Carmen Amaya, where we attend a flamenco show, the dance that best represents the Iberian soul.

Good to know

Space is limited, so please reserve early. Please note: Space is limited, so please reserve early.