Top Catalonia Public Transportation Tours - page 3

Barcelona's two Gaudí landmarks sit at opposite ends of the city, and visiting both in a day means timing entry to each and crossing town in between. Link them with a private tour, with entry to Park Güell and the Sagrada Família included, and a guide making sense of Gaudí's designs at each. Public transit between the two is part of the tour, so the logistics are handled while you focus on the sites.

Finding good tapas in Barcelona means knowing which bars locals rate over the tourist spots, which is hard to judge as a visitor. Join a local on a private tour as they lead you to three bars in one of the city's busier neighborhoods for a spread of tapas, from traditional plates to northern-Spanish pinchos, paired with Spanish wine. Along the way, learn how each bar works and the history behind the tapas tradition.

Wanna experience the underground clubbing scene in Barcelona like a local? Are you ready for an unforgettable night? Come with us! Contact us, let us know about your musical preferences and we will organise and tailor the experience for you. If you’re a raver on holiday and want to go out but don’t want to end up in the most touristy places with the worst mainstream music, this is your experience to book! We are Alba and Patricia, professional ravers :D We are spanish but we have also lived abroad (Berlin, London, Manchester). Our biggest passion is underground music, we have travelled a lot to go to many clubs and festivals around Europe. We have even been involved in events planning in our city. We love to meet new people that share our passion for music!

Montjuïc rises above Barcelona, and the climb plus the spread of sites on top make it hard to cover on your own. Ride the funicular up on a private tour, taking in the views before visiting the 1992 Olympic venues and Montjuïc Castle, a former military fortress on the hilltop. The tour ends down at Plaza d'Espanya, with a guide covering the square and the landmarks around it.

Avoid tourist traps and get an authentic taste of Mediterranean culinary culture with this private oil tasting experience. Visit a workshop where you will learn about the difference between old and new plantations, explore the different varieties of olives, and learn how the process of making olive oil. Finally, enjoy an oil tasting with typical and organic Catalan products such as cheese, honey, cold meat, and wine.

Why just see the city when you can live it—and take the memories home? Join me for a fun photo walk through beautiful spots, and leave with stunning photos that tell your travel story better than any selfie ever could.

Barcelona's medieval Jewish quarter, El Call, is one of the oldest in Europe, but its history is easy to walk past in the lanes of the Old Town. A private tour dedicated to the area's past takes you through the quarter with a guide, passing by the Roman Wall, Plaça del Rei, and the Sinagoga Major—one of the oldest synagogues on the continent.

Experience Barcelona through the eyes of a local on a customized tour designed for solo travellers or two travel companions. Whether it’s your first time in Barcelona or your fifth, this tour offers a fresh, personal perspective—just like exploring the city with a friend. (NOTE: The itinerary given in the detail is only for sample purposes, you will be contacted to create your own.) Highlights include: • Custom itinerary – choose what interests you most: architecture, food, history, street art, or hidden gems • Local favorites – discover the guide’s go-to tapas bars, cafés, and scenic spots • Relaxed pace – enjoy a casual, conversational walk through neighborhoods like El Born, the Gothic Quarter, or Gràcia • Off the beaten path – see parts of the city most tourists miss