• Casa Calvet - The guide will introduce this hidden treasure of Gaudí’s modernism, detailing the symbolic elements of its façade and the building’s historical significance.
• Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes - Enjoy a walk along this iconic avenue, observing its diverse architecture and lively urban scene, while the guide narrates its evolution throughout the 20th century.
• Plaza de Toros Monumental de Barcelona - Visit the exterior of the last remaining bullring in Catalonia and learn about its neo-Mudejar architecture and its history in bullfighting and culture.
• L’Eixample District - Tour this elegant modernist neighborhood, admiring its perfectly arranged blocks and ornate facades, with insights into the urban design by Ildefons Cerdà.
• La Sagrada Familia - Pause in front of this majestic basilica, where the guide will explain Gaudí’s architectural and symbolic details while admiring its grand façade.
• Casa Mila - La Pedrera - Admire this masterpiece of Catalan modernism and learn about Gaudí’s architectural innovations in its balconies, chimneys, and flowing forms.
• Passeig de Gracia - Stroll along this luxurious avenue, discovering boutiques, modernist buildings, and urban art, with stops to admire the Casa Batlló and Casa Amatller.
• Casa Batllo - The guide will share the mythological stories and construction techniques behind this colorful and surreal Gaudí creation.
• Arenas de Barcelona - View this former square, now a shopping center, from its panoramic viewpoint, while the guide explains its restoration and new purpose.
• Plaça d’Espanya - Explore one of Barcelona’s most significant squares, surrounded by iconic buildings and monumental fountains, as the starting point for Montjuïc.
• Fuente Monumental del Paseo de Gracia - Observe this classical fountain, located in front of the MNAC, and hear about its construction for the 1929 Universal Exposition.
• Fira de Barcelona - Pass by one of Europe’s largest fairgrounds, with explanations about its role in the city’s economic development.
• Montjuic - The guide will explain the history of the medieval Jewish cemetery of Montjuïc, recalling the Jewish presence in the city during medieval times.
• Magic Fountain of Montjuïc - Stop in front of this fountain, famous for its light, music, and water shows, with scheduled times.
• Teatre Lliure - Explore one of Barcelona’s most innovative theaters, with commentary on its architecture and artistic programming.
• Teatre Grec - Explore this open-air theater inspired by ancient Greek theaters, overlooking the sea and currently used for cultural festivals.
• Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium - The guide will show the exterior of the stadium, narrating its history from 1929 to the 1992 Olympic Games.
• Palau Sant Jordi - Explore this modern facility designed by Arata Isozaki and learn about its role in international sporting events and concerts.
• Piscines Bernat Picornell - From the outside, learn about these Olympic-sized pools and their use during the Olympics and world swimming championships.
• INEFC Barcelona- UB - The guide will explain the educational function of this national sports institute and its role during the Olympic Games.
• Poble Espanyol - Enjoy time to explore this open-air architectural museum that represents peoples and traditions from all over Spain.
• Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya - MNAC - Enter the lobby of this majestic palace, where the guide will explain its world-renowned collection of Romanesque and Gothic art.
• Joan Miro Foundation - Visit this foundation dedicated to the artist Joan Miró, learning about his work, unique style, and impact on modern art.
• Montjuïc Lighthouse - Take the funicular to comfortably ascend the mountain, enjoying the views and a brief technical explanation.
• El Puerto de Barcelona - From a viewing point, the guide will explain the economic and logistical importance of the largest port in the western Mediterranean.
• Jardi Botanic Historic - Walk along its trails while discovering Mediterranean flora from around the world, with explanations about conservation and biodiversity.
• World Trade Center Barcelona - Pass by the modern waterfront office and conference complex, highlighting its architecture and corporate function.
• Port Vell (Old Port) - Stroll through this renovated marina, full of life, shops, and luxury yachts, with a historical account of its transformation.
• Maremagnum - Enjoy free time to explore this seaside shopping center, with shop recommendations and terraces with views.
• Columbus Monument - The guide will explain the symbolism of this 60-meter-high column and its connection to the discovery of America.
• Gothic Quarter (Barri Gotic) - Explore medieval alleys, hidden squares, and Roman remains while the guide narrates the city’s ancient history.
• El Born - Visit the bohemian heart of Barcelona, stopping in front of the Picasso Museum and the ancient archaeological market of El Born.
• El Raval - Tour this multicultural and dynamic neighborhood, discussing its social evolution and visiting spaces like the MACBA (exterior).
• La Rambla - Stroll along this famous avenue, seeing street performers, flower stalls, and historic buildings, with safety tips.
• Parc de la Ciutadella - Enter this large urban park, admiring the monumental fountain, the lake, and the relaxed atmosphere.
• Arc de Triomf - Stop in front of this Neo-Mudejar arch, a symbol of the 1888 World’s Fair, ideal for photos and an architectural explanation.
• El Fort Pienc - Visit this popular neighborhood with a strong Chinese influence, discussing its cultural integration and international cuisine.
• Placa Catalunya - Conclude the tour in this central square, the city’s focal point, where the guide will bid farewell and offer recommendations for further exploration.

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