Best of Barcelona: Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, Montjuic & Gothic

What to expect

2. Basilica de Santa Maria del Pi (15 minutes • Admission Not Included)
A stunning example of Catalan Gothic architecture, this basilica stands as one of Barcelona’s most important churches.
Note: The tour does not include an interior visit.

3. Barcelona Cathedral (15 minutes • Admission Not Included)
Dating back to the late 13th century, the Barcelona Cathedral is a breathtaking masterpiece, completed in the mid-15th century.
Note: The tour does not include an interior visit.

4. Pont del Bisbe (15 minutes • Admission Free)
Built in 1928 by Joan Rubió i Bellver, this iconic neo-Gothic bridge connects Casa dels Canonges and Palau de la Generalitat, making Carrer del Bisbe one of the most photographed streets in Barcelona.

5. Placa de Sant Jaume (15 minutes • Admission Free)
This historic square houses the Palau de la Generalitat, the seat of the President of Catalonia and its government. It has been a political hub since Roman times.

6. Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar (15 minutes • Admission Not Included)
Often referred to as the true cathedral of Barcelona’s Old Town, this 14th-century Gothic basilica was built by the local community during medieval times.
Note: The tour does not include an interior visit.

7. El Fossar de les Moreres (15 minutes • Admission Free)
A solemn war memorial commemorating those who died during the Siege of Barcelona (1713–1714) in the War of the Spanish Succession. An eternal flame honors their sacrifice.

8. Montjuïc Hill (15 minutes • Admission Free)
Ascend to Montjuïc via private transportation for panoramic views of Barcelona. This vantage point offers breathtaking cityscapes, blending nature and urban beauty.

9. L'Anella Olímpica de Montjuïc (15 minutes • Admission Free)
Discover the legacy of the 1992 Olympic Games at this monumental complex, featuring the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium, Palau Sant Jordi, and the Esplanade of the Ring.

10. Mirador de Montjuïc (15 minutes • Admission Free)
This scenic viewpoint atop Montjuïc offers stunning views of Barcelona’s skyline, highlighting the contrast between its historical landmarks and modern marvels.

11. Casa Batlló & Casa Milà — La Pedrera (Pass By)
Casa Batlló: One of Gaudí's most whimsical works, inspired by marine life and fantasy.
Casa Milà (La Pedrera): Known as "The Quarry," this was Gaudí’s last private commission before dedicating himself to La Sagrada Familia.

12. Park Güell (1 hour • Admission Included)
Experience Gaudí's playful side in this UNESCO-listed park, where nature and architecture merge. Wander through vibrant mosaics, curving pathways, and surreal structures, and take in one of Barcelona's best viewpoints.

13. Lunch Break (1 hour • Admission Not Included)
Enjoy a leisurely lunch at a family-owned local restaurant. A variety of dishes, including salads, meats, fish, and vegetables, are available (estimated cost: 20–25€ per person).
Guests are free to dine elsewhere or bring their own lunch.

14. Basilica de la Sagrada Familia (Admission Ticket Included)
Conclude the tour at Gaudí’s most iconic masterpiece. After a detailed introduction to its history and symbolism, use your skip-the-line ticket to explore at your own pace. Admire the towering columns, intricate façades, and the stunning interplay of light through the stained glass.