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Barcelona's Gothic Quarter Tour

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Essential Gaudí Tour

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What to visit in Barcelona in a day

Discover these spots in our walking tours of Barcelona

Sagrada Familia

Everyone has heard at least once in their life about the Sagrada Familia, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the main symbol of Barcelona. If you have time, we suggest visiting the inside, as you will remain surprised by its beauty.

Block of discord

The block of discord is a city block on Passeig de Gràcia with some of the most famous buildings of the city, including the impressive Casa Batlló, by famous architect Gaudí and part of our Gaudí walking tour.

Las Ramblas

There are few streets in the world that are as famous as Las Ramblas, the main pedestrian area of the city that connects Plaça de Catalunya with the Christopher Columbus monument.

La Boqueria Market

If you are strolling the Ramblas and want to treat yourself to local delicacies, you must visit the Boqueria Market. You won't be disappointed.

Barcelona's Cathedral

Also known as the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia, it is one of the symbols of Barcelona and a must-visit spot. We recommend discovering its story with one of our Barcelona walking tours.

Plaça Sant Jaume

Situated in the Gothic Quarter and part of our Gothic tour, you cannot miss Plaça Sant Jaume and its history, as this is one of the most beautiful squares of Barcelona.

Casa Milà

Also known as La Pedrera, this is another masterpiece by architect Gaudí and part of the UNESCO World Heritage sites. Whether it is more beautiful or not than Casa Batlló, it's up to you to decide.

Park Güell

Located a bit more far from the main city attractions, you cannot miss Park Güell, yet again a masterpiece from Antoni Gaudí and part of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. We really recommend visiting it but expect a crowded place.

Plaça Gaudí

From Plaça Gaudí, you can have a romantic view of the Sagrada Familia and relax a bit from the chaos of the city. If you go there at sunset time, it will be even better.

Portaferrissa

The Fuente de la Portaferrissa is a fountain located in the heart of the Gothic quarter. It is a hidden gem that few people know about and is often overlooked by visitors.