Gracia

The works of Antoni Gaudí—Spain’s celebrated architect—are spread throughout Barcelona. But you’ll cover all the top landmarks on your own set of wheels during this in-depth Segway tour. Cover more sights in less time, from the Sagrada Familia to the Passeig de Gracia, the city’s famous boulevard. Tours also include a stop in the Gothic Quarter for a peek at centuries-old buildings and trendy boutiques.

Moving to Barcelona, or dreaming about it? You're buying into the lifestyle, culture, and community. It's not just about bricks and mortar, so why should a property purchasing visit be? We believe that by combining the most enjoyable and informative aspects of a private city tour with carefully selected property visits, you'll be better placed to make a choice that is right for you.

Create your own Barcelona adventure with this private e-bike tour. Whizz by Modernist monuments and easily scale the city's famous hills with the help of a battery-powered motor and savvy guide. Featuring a flexible, customized itinerary, it’s a fun and eco-friendly introduction to the Mediterranean city for families, groups, or even corporate teams.

Discover one of Gaudi´s world-famous masterpieces, Park Güell. Learn about the symbolism of this impressive feat of architecture and enjoy some of the best views of Barcelona. You will get to visit this park while guided by an expert guide and in the company of a small group.

Spend a few hours exploring the food and culture of Barcelona on this guided excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, check out Barceolna’s picturesque Gracia district with a knowledgeable local guide. Admire its charming squares and streets, and marvel at Casa Vicens, the first Gaudi-designed private home. Then head to the home of a passionate local foodie and savor delicious tapas atop her rooftop terrace while learning about Catalon cuisine.

Sample authentic Catalan cuisine on a 3.5-hour food and wine tour of Barcelona with an expert guide. Explore the undiscovered Gracia neighborhood’s market stalls, food shops and tapas bars, and get an insider perspective on Barcelona’s vibrant culinary scene. Pause to enjoy a series of twelve iconic foods, from Iberian ham and salt cod to olive oil, handmade sweets and local coffee. Learn about local history as you walk, and experience the very best of the Catalan kitchen with tips on where to eat, drink and visit in Barcelona.