Walking tours at Barcelona

Some what difficult to find the starting point down Larrard St. Had to ask someone at the entrance to the Parc, but he did explain it. Waiting at the starting point was not fun when we had tried so hard to get there on time. Otherwise, a very good experience.

Wonderful experience! Our guide was a wealth of knowledge and charm as she guided us and introduced us to hidden sights that we had walked by numerous times and didn't even notice! Gave us a better appreciation for the buildings and history!

I am elderly, and keeping up with the guide to the long up-and-down walk through the park was hard enough, but we took the bus to the park, and had to walk all the way down through the park and down streets outside it to get to the starting point. And then we had to go back up--and down--to follow the guide. You really must make clear where the meeting point is and how to get there. The instructions were quite inadequate.

The leadership was good. However, we had to wait quite a while for entry because the security staff at the entrance to the park probably didn't know. There were phone calls and discussions, and all of that passed away from our time. The tour was easy to understand and the guide was super nice. And he knew his stuff very well. It was a shame: we climbed up to half of the park, then onto the viewing platform, then back down to the pillars. In order to do the tour up to the viewing platform alone, we would have had to descend to the entrance again to walk the whole tour again - and that at 37 degrees. If we had known that beforehand, we would have gone on our own. Perhaps valuable information for future visitors.

I found that I left my printed voucher at hotel when we arrived the Park. Fortunately,the travel organiser had a list and we did not have problem when I explained the situation and showed my ID. It was a good start, the tour guide is professional and helpful. We had a good time.

We opted for a guided tour, our guide was friendly and informative, we very much liked that he strolled us through the main areas of the park since it was a hot day. We learned how to look at the different areas and features of Gaudi’s structures to get the best out of them, we do not believe we would have seen them in this way if we had walked through the park without a guide, this made the tour very worthwhile for us. Since our visit fell on the Bank Holiday (10th June) it was very crowded which made taking photographs a little more difficult than it might normally have been but since that is not the most important aspect of any visit it did not bother us too much.

Christina was our host in rather a largish group and made each person feel special by tailor the tour to those who had some difficulty with the steps. The tour it's self took in all the fun facts about this Parc and its designer, Gaudi. Certainly a must do in BCN

The leadership was good. However, we had to wait quite a while for entry because the security staff at the entrance to the park probably didn't know. There were phone calls and discussions, and all of that passed away from our time. The tour was easy to understand and the guide was super nice. And he knew his stuff very well. It was a shame: we climbed up to half of the park, then onto the viewing platform, then back down to the pillars. In order to do the tour up to the viewing platform alone, we would have had to descend to the entrance again to walk the whole tour again - and that at 37 degrees. If we had known that beforehand, we would have gone on our own. Perhaps valuable information for future visitors.