Barcelona’s Hidden Art Nouveau Gems offer a unique glimpse into the city’s lesser-known architectural treasures. This guided walking tour immerses you in beautiful buildings and charming streets, all while sharing fascinating stories behind these masterpieces.

• 🏛️ Casa Comalat showcases a 1911 design influenced by Gaudi, created by architect Salvador Valeri i Pupurull.
• 🏰 Palau del Baro de Quadras is a 1906 modernist palace by architect Josep Puig, featuring intricate Gothic and Arabesque-inspired details.
• 🌟 Casa Bonaventura Ferrer, erected in 1906, reflects the Modernisme or Art Nouveau style through the vision of architect Pere Falqués i Urpí.
• 🏢 Casa Sayrach, one of the last modernista buildings, stands elegantly on Avinguda Diagonal, showcasing the graceful curves of its façade.
• 🪨 La Pedrera - Casa Mila, known for its unconventional rough-hewn appearance, was the last private residence designed by Antoni Gaudí between 1906 and 1912.
• 🌆 Passatge de la Concepcio leads you through the vibrant Plaça Catalunya into the Eixample district, a true extension of the city.
• 💧 Bottled water is included to keep you refreshed during the tour.
• 🚼 Pram/stroller friendly, making it accessible for infants and small children.
• 🐾 Service animals are welcome, ensuring a comfortable experience for everyone.
• 🚉 Convenient public transportation options are available nearby for easy access.

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