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The Sagrada Familia is one of Barcelona’s most popular landmarks, which unfortunately means the entry lines can get pretty lengthy. This skip-the-line tour helps you spend more time exploring and less time waiting to get inside. Wander among Gaudí’s towering feats of architecture, including enormous stone columns and intricate facades, before learning more about the cathedral’s construction at the attached museum.

Discover the Alella wine region, located just outside Barcelona, in a unique way on this premium small group sailing excursion. Depart from Port Olimpic and travel down the coast to the Alella harbor, taking in the sights and enjoying complimentary snacks and drinks while you sail aboard an exclusive sailboat. Then, board a luxury min-bus to the highest-rated winery in Alella where you can learn about this unique regional variety and sample it during a tasting paired with a traditional Catalan brunch. Return to Barcelona in a luxury mini-bus.

Enjoy a unique way to experience Barcelona's La Pedrera-Casa Mila—one of Gaudi's most famous architectural works—when you book tickets to the La Pedrera Night Experience. Upon arrival, tour the iconic landmark until you reach the rooftop, where a light show transforms the architectural features into surreal and spectacular objects. Conclude the evening with a chilled glass of cava and nibbles as you admire the glittering city lights.

The impressive, and unfinished, Sagrada Familia is undoubtedly the crown jewel of Barcelona. On this small-group tour, explore Antoni Gaudí’s masterpiece with a knowledgeable guide and learn about the history and construction of this massive church that first began in 1882. Priority admission ensures you entry (tickets sell out fast) and lets you spend more time exploring its interior.

Make the most of your visit to Barcelona's architectural crown jewel on a skip-the-line tour of the Sagrada Familia Cathedral. Bypass the long wait to enter Gaudí’s Modernist masterpiece, and learn about the inspiration and symbolism of the cathedral’s design. You can even ascend the cathedral towers to rise directly over the heart of Barcelona for panoramic city views (optional).

Skip the lines at Park Guell with this fast-pass guided tour package. With a certified site guide showing you around this wild UNESCO site, you’ll marvel at the scenic garden complex, modernist structures, colorful mosaics, and views of Barcelona. Spend about an hour exploring Gaudi’s finest work with less time in line and more time appreciating the park.

Swap the typical guided tours for a unique and fun way to discover Barcelona. Pick up your funky yellow GoCar and embark on a route that takes you to the see city's most important attractions, including the Sagrada Familia, Passeig de Gracia, Gothic Quarter, and beyond. As you drive, your custom GPS system will lead the way and fill you in on all the stories of the sights around you.

This small-group tour is ideal for travelers looking for a comprehensive Gaudí experience. Save hours researching where to find the best examples of Gaudi’s work by having a guide to lead the way. Both morning and afternoon tours visit the architect’s most celebrated works—Park Güell and La Sagrada Familia—and stop outside Milà House (Casa Milà). However, the morning tour explores Casa Batlló, but the afternoon tour visits Casa Vicens instead.

Swap the hustle and bustle of Barcelona for the quiet contemplation and choir song of Montserrat on this guided group tour that takes all the hassle out of planning. Enjoy panoramic views from the Monserrat Rack Railway as you ascend to its mountain top, visit the imposing monastery to see the Black Madonna, and listen in on a recital from the Montserrat boys’ choir (on weekdays).

The UNESCO-listed Park Guell is a unique display of Antoni Gaudi’s colorful architecture woven into the natural surroundings and perched on the hill above Barcelona. The popularity of the park’s Monumental Core has lead to restrictions on the number of people who can enter, but on this guided tour prebooked, priority tickets guarantee entrance—and you don’t even have to wait in line.

Skip the hassle of planning and navigating long lines with this full-day private tour of Barcelona’s heritage, architecture, and gastronomy. Combine walking and taxi rides to explore key sites, including Palau Güell, La Boqueria Market, and the Gothic Quarter. Enjoy a tapas lunch with wine (if option selected) on Rambla Catalunya, then visit Park Güell and end with skip-the-line access to Sagrada Familia with either a tour guide or audio guide.

Enjoy a relaxing trip on the water, plus views that most visitors miss, during this intimate sunset sailing trip along the Barcelona coast. As you sail, look out for top sights from the Sagrada Familia and Montjuïc to Barceloneta, all visible from the water's edge. Choose between small-group and private options, upgrade to include live music, and enjoy tapas and drinks along the way.

Explore Barcelona by speedy Segway on a hassle-free, time-saving tour. Choose your preferred tour duration—from 1.5- to 3-hour options—and meet your group in the city center. Get acquainted with your Segway and, once you're comfortable, zip off to discover highlights from El Born and Barceloneta to the Arc de Triomf, all while your guide shares the stories behind the sights. Each guide’s group size is limited for personalized attention.

Embark on a foodie adventure in Barcelona—and head to locals-loved spots you might miss on your own. Follow your guide to stalls in La Boqueria market and try jamon and fried fish from vendors. Next you’ll explore the Gothic Quarter, with stops at bakeries and for pinxos. Learn about the Jewish quarter, El Call, and see various landmarks in the area as your guide shares insights along the way.

Explore the life and legacy of Pablo Picasso in Barcelona with an officially licensed guide, offering expert insight into the artist’s early years. This walking tour goes beyond the museum — it’s a cultural journey through the Gothic Quarter and El Born, where Picasso lived, studied, and found inspiration. Enjoy skip-the-line access to the Picasso Museum, home to over 4,000 works from his formative years. Your guide will bring each piece to life with context and stories, from academic works to the famous Las Meninas series. Visit landmarks like Els Quatre Gats, where he held his first solo exhibition, and Carrer d’Avinyó, said to have inspired Les Demoiselles d’Avignon. Pass by La Llotja, the fine arts school where he studied as a teenager. Perfect for art lovers, culture seekers, solo travelers, families, and small groups. Tours are available in multiple languages, making this a must-do for anyone looking to discover Barcelona’s artistic soul.

Immerse yourself in the energy of a Gran Gala Flamenco show at Barcelona’s Teatre Poliorama or Palau de la Música Catalana. Revel in a dazzling performance by accomplished flamenco dancers. Select a time and seat convenient to your schedule and budget, then savor a performance. Feel the rhythmic pulsation of stamping feet, and watch the emotion of expert dancers during this classically Spanish spectacle.

Discover the best of Barcelona with ease—even if you just have half a day to spare—on this comprehensive, small-group tour. Head out to see top-tier highlights, including Montjuic, Old City streets, luxurious Passeig de Gracia, and the marvelous Sagrada Familia. With a guide to lead the way as well as hotel or port pickup provided, you can avoid any hassle and maximize your sightseeing time.

Explore two countries in just one day on this full-day tour that takes care of the transport and logistics for you. Grab your passport and join a small group to spend your morning exploring Girona, and its many Game of Thrones filming sites, then head to Collioure on the south coast of France for a guided tour. Enjoy the free time to explore or grab lunch (own expense), before being whisked back to Barcelona.

Take a bite out of Barcelona’s legendary nightlife during this combined tapas crawl and flamenco show with a small group. Sample tasty snacks like ‘pa amb tomàquet' and cured 'serrano' ham. Continue your stroll through the Gothic Quarter to arrive at a flamenco bar in the Plaça Reial. Sip sangria and enjoy some more tapas while watching a 45-minute flamenco show.

The Sagrada Familia is one of Barcelona’s most popular tourist attractions, which means there’s often a hefty line to get inside. Spend your time exploring rather than waiting with skip-the-line access on this tour. Gaze up at the art and architecture throughout the UNESCO World Heritage Site church while you learn about the building’s heritage.

Venture up the coast and discover the beauty of Costa Brava on this full-day guided tour. This region north of Barcelona is home to dramatic cliffs, jagged coastlines, picturesque coves and charming seaside villages. Visit two charming fishing villages, and enjoy a boat cruise along the way. This is the perfect way to get out of the city and see one of Catalonia’s most beautiful regions in just a day

Trace the footsteps of Catalonia’s signature surrealist without worrying about parking or bus schedules on this guided Dalí tour from Barcelona, with different schedules for peak season and the rest of the year. In July-August, you’ll visit the Dalí Theatre-Museum, the Castle of Púbol (own expense), and Sant Marti d'Empuries; the rest of the year, you’ll follow the Theatre-Museum with Cadaqués and the Salvador Dalí House—Portlligat (own expense).

A fast track guided visit to the iconic Sagrada Familia provides an exceptional opportunity to explore this renowned architectural masterpiece. With an expert guide leading the way, gain insight into the history and significance of this celebrated church in Barcelona. The fast track entrance means you can bypass long queues and immerse yourself directly into the stunning interiors and intricate designs that make the Sagrada Familia a must-see attraction. A unique blend of art and culture awaits you in this unforgettable visit.

Eating paella in Barcelona is straightforward—but a cooking class is the only way to understand the technique, ingredients, and regional variations that distinguish a well-made paella from a tourist-facing version. This small-group class is led by a chef, and covers paella and other Spanish dishes, with a sit-down meal of your creations at the end.