Service Description

Barcelona has a rich history stretching back more than 2,000 years, originating in the 1st century BC as a Roman city called Barcino. At first, it was a tiny Roman settlement, but it later evolved into a fortified village due to its strategic position on the coastline. In El Born, tourists can stroll down narrow, historic streets filled with stores, eateries, and galleries. The Boqueria market near Las Ramblas is a sensory delight, offering fresh local products and highlighting Catalan cuisine. Barcelona's Gothic cathedral, known as the Catedral de la Santa Cruz y Santa Eulalia, is a well-known religious site featuring stunning architecture, while El Call, the historic Jewish Quarter, offers a peaceful ambiance with old streets and a long history. The Palau Major, where the Counts of Barcelona once resided, combines a historical tapestry with its royal atmosphere. Blending history, art, beaches, and lively nightlife, Barcelona demonstrates Catalonia's unique energy, affirming its position as a top European destination. You Will See • Plaça Nova & Ancient Roman Gate Remains • Cathedral of the Holy Cross & Saint Eulalia (Barcelona Cathedral) • El Call – Barcelona’s Historic Jewish Quarter • Palau del Lloctinent (Lieutenant’s Palace) • Saló del Tinell – Royal Hall of Barcelona • Palau Reial Major (Grand Royal Palace Complex) • Capella de Santa Àgata (Royal Gothic Chapel) • El Born Cultural District • Mercat de la Boqueria (La Boqueria Market) • La Rambla Boulevard Walk Included • Local Professional Guide • Private Guide Tour Not Included • Tips • Entrance fees • Food and Drinks • Gratuities