• Portal de l’Angel - This bustling street is among the city’s busiest, hosting numerous commercial establishments and serving as a great entry point to the Gòtic neighborhood from Plaça de Catalunya. It splits into two at its end, leading to C/ la Portaferrissa on one side and Avinguda de la Catedral on the other.
• Plaça de Sant Jaume - The Plaça Sant Jaume has been the political heart of the city almost since its founding. Today, it is an open space, a “lung” in the heart of the Gothic Quarter. The square houses the most significant buildings in the lives of Barcelona and Catalonia: City Hall and the Palau de la Generalitat.
• Pla de la Seu - The avenue of the Cathedral, connecting Plaça Nova to Via Laietana, is a broad promenade - a haven for skaters - extending to the steps in front of the cathedral, before the Pla de la Seu. This square, established in 1421, is renowned for the «Fira de Santa Llúcia», held annually on December 8th, where locals purchase various Christmas crib accessories. The square is flanked by two beautiful houses, Casa de la Canonja and Casa de l’Ardiaca.
• Las Ramblas - A visit to Barcelona isn’t complete without exploring Las Ramblas, a central street that captivates both tourists and locals with its charm. Although Las Ramblas is sometimes labeled as ‘too touristy,’ it offers plenty of authentic sights and activities along this renowned avenue.
• Mercat de la Boqueria - La Boqueria is Barcelona’s most famous market globally. Situated in the heart of the city on Las Ramblas, it is a must-see!
• Gothic Quarter (Barri Gotic) - This quarter includes the oldest sections of Barcelona, featuring remnants of the city’s Roman wall and several notable medieval landmarks.

• Snacks provided
• Tea and coffee available

• Gratuities

Experience the lively spirit and rich history of Barcelona on a guided tour tailored for newcomers. Begin at Plaça Catalunya, where a local expert will guide you through the enchanting labyrinth of Las Ramblas, concluding at the famous Boqueria Market. Enjoy a delightful pause at a traditional Barcelona café to savor genuine local coffee or chocolate.

The guide will assist in navigating Barcelona’s neighborhoods and landmarks, simplifying the city’s layout for easy exploration.

Receive valuable insider advice for daily life in Barcelona, ensuring you feel assured and at ease while exploring the Gothic Quarter and the vibrant Boqueria Market. Uncover the nuances of local culture and lifestyle that many visitors overlook.

Equipped with maps, event guides, and extensive local insights, your guide is prepared to make your two-hour journey through the Old City both smooth and memorable.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.