First of all, take a look at the Sagrada Familia. There you will learn the story of the Atonement Temple and get an entertaining façade tour. In a very entertaining way, you will learn interesting details about the customs, the culture, the people and the sights.

After a short subway ride to the "Paseo de Gracia", you will explore Antonio Gaudi's most significant architectural monuments, such as Casa Mila or Casa Batlló. Your tour guide will not only explain the façades of the two buildings, but also provide background information on Illa de la Discòrdia, Las Farolas-Bancos and the Trencadis technique. Try the tasty chocolate at Casa Amattler (if available) and discover the non-reverse car hub used by Antonio Amattler. In addition, the interesting façade with its sgraffiti is explained.

Continue through Plaza Catalunya and the Las Ramblas (mosaic by Joan Miró, Casa Bruno Cuadros) to the Gothic Quarter.

We visit Plaça Reial with its slender palm trees, the Three Graces fountain and the helmeted lanterns of Antoni Gaudí.

Discover the "Castellers" and learn interesting things about the culture of Catalonia.

Across the old town, head to Plaça de Sant Jaume, home to the Catalan Government Palace and City Hall.

Visit the remains of a Roman temple from the year 100 BC.

The Plaça del Rei (Catalan for "King's Square") is one of the landmarks of Barcelona and is the historic seat of the Counts of Barcelona and the Kings of Aragon.

Continue to the Cathedral of Barcelona, Picasso's artwork and the "Freedom" photo wall. Learn more about the two patrons of Barcelona - Santa Eulàlia and La Mercè.

We visit the church "Santa Maria del Mar". A true masterpiece of gothic, built between 1329 and 1383.

Afterwards visit the "Center de Cultura i Memòria" and its archaeological site to see how people lived in the 17th century.

In the historic Citadel Park you can admire the beautiful fountain, many sculptures, as well as the Castell del Tres Dragons.