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Luis de Arquer: Solo Chopin in Barcelona

Explore the beauty of piano music at El Teatre més Petit del Món in Barcelona, where masterworks from Frederic Chopin come to life in this incredible performance. Solo Chopin, is the tribute of the pianist and composer Luis de Arquer to Frédéric Chopin, a piano recital that immerses us in some of the most beautiful works of his music, which even after more than 200 years, is still as close to our emotions as then thanks to its great beauty, romanticism and sensitivity. The Teatre més Petit del Món, is one more of those small halls where Chopin himself preferred to appear before a brief and select audience, where it was possible that singular communion that is lived through each sound...

Barcelona: Sagrada Familia Tour

Whichever way you choose to explore it, the Sagrada Familia is sure to impress you. However, taking a tour of the UNESCO World Heritage Site promises to heighten your appreciation of Gadui’s mastework by pointing out details you’re likely to miss if alone. Discover Gothic-revival architecture as you learn how the gigantic church blends art and spirituality. And once you’ve finished the tour, enjoy free time at the on-site museum, taking in the historic drawings, models, and photographs on display.

Barcelona Highlights Bike Tour

Discover the enchanting beauty of Barcelona on a guided bike tour. Enjoy a relaxed bike ride along Barcelona's seaside and the old port, soaking in stunning views and rich history! Cycle along the beach at Barceloneta, experiencing the vibrant beach culture. Visit the iconic Hotel W, known for its striking sail-shaped design, and learn about its architecture. Ride through the historic old port, stop by the Christopher Columbus monument with panoramic city views, and cycle past the beautiful Estación de Francia train station. Finish the tour in the lush surroundings of Ciutadella Park, where you can relax by the fountain before heading back.

Flamenco Show in Barcelona

Our interpreters come from different cities in Spain, such as the birthplace of flamenco: Seville. They are recognized worldwide as some of the best performers of this magical art, and many of them have traveled around the world showing their talent. Designed in a mix of neoclassical and modernist styles, the building stands out for its imposing facade and intricate decorative elements, reflecting the prosperity of the time. For decades, Banca Jover was not only a centre of financial activity, but also a symbol of Barcelona’s commercial boom. Today, its majestic structure remains an architectural landmark, preserving the grandeur that made it an important part of the Via Laietana, where the city’s past and present intersect. To maintain its authenticity, many of its original elements have been preserved.

Modernist route through Barcelona

Are you a lover of architecture? Well, on this tour of the most popular architecture in Barcelona, we are going to discover the most famous facades, we are going to stroll through the historic neighborhoods of the capital. Do you want to immerse yourself in the origins of Barcelona city?

Barcelona Picasso Private Experience

Picasso spent his teenage years in Barcelona, and the city never left his soul. On this tour—led by a local guide—you’ll dive deep into his life here, from his childhood home at 4 Passeig d’Isabel II to Els Quatre Gats, the famous cafe and artists’ hangout. Bonus: You’ll even skip the lines at the Picasso Museum.

Barcelona Highlights tour

For the first part of the activity, enjoy a walking tour of the Born neighborhood and the Gothic Quarter. Stroll down one of the most important streets in the city until you reach the Cathedral of Barcelona.Walk the narrow streets of the city's oldest part and discover its many secrets. Marvel at the quaint medieval places hidden from the crowds and learn about their vast historical significance. Follow your guide through the streets of the Born neighborhood and the Gothic Quarter and discover sites such as Plaça Sant Felip Neri, Arc de Triomf, and Plaça Sant Jaume.Board an air-conditioned coach for a panoramic tour through the city. We will head towards the Mountain of Montjuic, the main scenery of the Olympic Games in 1992. Ride the cable car for amazing views over the city.At the end of the tour, you will stop at the MNAC viewpoint to see one of the most beautiful panoramic views of the city. On the way back to the office, the bus will drive through Passeig de Gracia and you will see some of the most emblematic Gaudi buildings such as Casa Batlló and la Pedrera.

Barcelona: Banksy Museum Admission

Banksy fans visiting Barcelona—this one’s for you! Save yourself the stress of waiting in long ticket lines and get inside quicker with prebooked entry to the Banksy Museum. Once inside, wander around independently to learn about the story of Banksy, the meaning behind his murals, and where in the world they’re located.

Barcelona: Walking Food Tour

Join this walking food tour of Barcelona, and pass through some of the most emblematic attractions of the city, retracing the footsteps of celebrated artists, while tasting Spanish and Catalan culinary must-tries.Accompanied by a local food expert you'll walk along the streets of the city centre stopping in different areas to taste the flavours of the Spanish and Catalan traditions. Don't miss the chance to discover the history of the unique Gothic quarter while experiencing the true essence of the “Vermuteo”, taste traditional tapas accompanied with typical wines, and be delighted by the world-famous Crema Catalana.

Barcelona Christmas Walking Tour

Welcome to Christmas time in Barcelona! Come join us and experience Barcelona's Christmas history and culture all in one tour. Having met at a city centre bar, you will head out into the Gothic Quarter to experience the Xmas fun in Barcelona's Old Town. Learn all about the world famous Catalan "Pooping-Man", visit the nativity sets, wonder down the streets clad in lights and trees, and have some free time in the Cathedral Christmas Market (when open). Your guide will take you through some stories of local Catalan festive traditions, as well as Christmas Folk-Law, and even some tales of Ghosts of Christmas Past. On the way, we shall stop off for some Spanish Churros, and then finish at a warming bar for mulled wine or hot chocolate for non-drinkers.