Head to Montjuïc Mountain for breathtaking views of Barcelona and its coastline. Your expert guide will share the rich history of this iconic hill, from its ancient fortifications to its role in shaping the city's landscape. Enjoy a peaceful stroll through lush gardens and discover hidden gems that offer a perfect escape from the city.

The Estadio Olímpico de Montjuïc is a historic venue that once hosted the 1992 Summer Olympics. With its impressive architecture and rich Olympic legacy, it remains a symbol of the city’s sporting history.

Admire the breathtaking exterior of the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (MNAC), an architectural gem perched on Montjuïc Hill. From its grand staircase to the iconic domed structure, the museum’s impressive façade offers a striking view.

As we pass by the historic Montjuïc Castle, perched high on the hilltop, you'll be captivated by its commanding views of the city and the sea. This fortress, dating back to the 17th century, once served as a military stronghold and now stands as a symbol of Barcelona’s rich history.

Continue your comfortable visit of the city heading to Barcelona’s waterfront, passing by well renowned citysights, such as the must-visit Las Ramblas, the Boqueria Market, the Columbus Monument, the Museum of History of Catalonia and the splendid Old Port of Barcelona.

We'll pass through the lively Plaça Espanya, one of Barcelona’s most famous spots. With its impressive Venetian Towers and the beautiful Magic Fountain, this vibrant square offers a glimpse of the city's energy and stunning architecture.

Continue the day with a walking tour of the medieval Old Town of Barcelona. Enjoy a stroll in the Gothic Quarter, where the history of Barcelona began. Learn about Catalan traditions and Barcelona’s origins, while exploring enchanting corners, picturesque plazas and the narrow alleys of the Gothic quarter.

Keep walking through a maze of winding streets, leading you to the magnificent Barcelona Gothic Cathedral. Explore the intimate squares that have shaped the city’s history, and wander through the Jewish Quarter, one of the oldest and best-preserved areas in the heart of Barcelona.

Visit the Royal Square, one of Barcelona's busiest, most vibrant spots of the Old Town. Head to the Plaça Sant Jaume to have a look to the City Hall and to discover the most ancient and well hidden corner of the city centre, dating back to Roman times.

Pass by the Barceloneta, once the home of fishermen and nowadays one of the city's most visited and popular districts. Pass by Barcelona's Olympic Marina, one of the city's most popular leisure areas. Have a look at the Frank Gehry's spectacular goldfish sculpture at the base of the Hotel Arts and to the nearby Gran Casino de Barcelona.

Marvel at the mesmerizing façade of Casa Batlló, with its vibrant colors, and intricate details that make it one of Gaudí's most iconic works.

Take in the unique, wave-like façade of Casa Milà, or La Pedrera, a true Gaudí masterpiece that stands out with its bold design.

The life project of a genius or a fool, with no doubts the Sagrada Familia will leave a lifelong impression. Experience a moment full of emotion, admiring Gaudi's masterpiece, considered as the most emblematic landmark of Barcelona. There are no words to describe the feeling one gets when entering this magnificent temple of Modernism. The organic shapes found throughout its structure, the light filtering through its stained glass windows and the symbolic nature of the building’s sculpted façade will certainly be the highlight of your tour.

Finish your day tour with great views of Barcelona on one of the most privileged hills of the city: Park Güell, based above the charming, bohemian neighborhood of Gràcia, will welcome you with its organic forms, profoundly in respect with nature. You will discover slender alleys with undulating forms, like rivers of molten lava, which are covered by columns shaped like trees, stalactites and other geometric shapes.

Get back on the road and drive through the Eixample district, designed by Ildefons Cerdà in 1895 to expand the city. As you pass through Passeig de Gràcia, admire the avenue’s stunning Catalan architecture, where modernist masterpieces stand side by side, showcasing the artistic heart of Barcelona.