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Barcelona private tours are full of bliss, bounty, beauty and great banter according to most tourists.  The City can be described in a few adjectives like addictive, art-full, modern yet tradition, lively or simply different?  The City guided tours are rich in culture, history, architecture and mouth-watering food. 

Barcelona, the vibrant capital of Catalonia, is a seaside city that reflects its complicated history and beauty on private custom tours.   Breathtaking scenery and splendid attractions make it a must-visit destination. Located on the Mediterranean coast, the pleasant climate of mild, humid winters and warm, dry summers adds to its charm.

There are many different types of sightseeing and private tours to do in Barcelona as there are so many fabulous museums, art galleries, famous monuments and Palaces to see.  Notwithstanding the brilliant activities that can be done such as sailing, kayaking, walking, biking, hiking, climbing and wildlife tours. Boasting to have the best nightlife entertainment and football in the world Barcelona is also home to huge shopping malls full of bargains for the intrepid shopper. 

 

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Barcelona's Top Ten Attractions

  1. Barri Gòtic

    Barri Gòtic

    Barri Gòtic (Gothic Quarter) – the old yet unforgettable place go on a city tour!
    You will love to be in Barri Gòtic the centre of the old city of Barcelona. Despite having undergone changes in the 19th and early 20th century, many of the buildings that date from Medieval times can still be seen in the quarter. It is a maze of narrow streets and squares is steeped in the city's past and present.

  2. La Sagrada Familia

    La Sagrada Familia

    Located in Barcelona, see the La Sagrada Familia, a majestic and a breathtaking church on guided tour. Antoni Gaudí who created this gem, including colours while combining Gothic and curvilinear Nouveau Art. Construction began in 1882, but it is still not finished. Completion is expected by 2026, the centenary of Gaudi’s death.From a simple Roman Catholic church, it became a cathedral and then a basilica by Pope Benedict XVI.  

  3. Park Güell

    Park Güell

    Take a sightseeing tour to Park Guell which is one of the most impressive public parks in the world that was designed by the famous architect Antonio Gaudi. This is a playground for the mind after Gaudi let loose his imagination. There is a smiling dragon in the middle of the divided stairway, gingerbread gatehouses and giant ceramic lizards to name a few quirky things found here as well as fabulous fountains.

  4. Montjuic

    Montjuic

    Take a sightseeing tour to Montjuic and enjoy the breathtaking views from the scenic hilltop neighbourhood of Barcelona. There are beautiful gardens and excellent museums and a very popular amusement Park called Tibidabo. There is an expansive parkland that has Castell de Montjuic on its summit and in the park, you will find the dazzling Magic Fountain that has a spectacular light show at nighttime.

  5. Barcelona Cathedral

    Barcelona Cathedral

    On a guided tour, see The Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia that is also known as Barcelona Cathedral. This Gothic architecture cathedral is where the Archbishop resides. It is the focal point in the Gothic quarter and a beautiful place to visit. There is a slight mystery surrounding this cathedral because there are swans inside the courtyard pond and yet no one knows how they arrived.

     

  6. Camp Nou

    Camp Nou

    Take a guided tour of Camp Nou, the home to FC Barcelona. You do not have to be a football fanatic to enjoy this stadium, but if you are football mad, you will have a day to remember here. This is the largest stadium in Spain and can hold 99,354 people sitting down. You can experience entering the field of play from the tunnel, see an area dedicated to the world-class Barcelona player Lionel Messi and visit the fantastic museum.

  7. Museu Picasso

    Museu Picasso

    On a guided tour of the Picasso Museum, you learn and understand about the formative years of Pablo Picasso. Through some 4,251 of his works, you see the genius of the young artist. Also in this museum of five medieval stone mansions, that was opened in 1963 it reveals the deep relationship Picasso had with Barcelona that was shaped in his youth which continued until his death. See gorgeous courtyards and preserved staircases too.

     

  8. Parc de la Ciutadella

    Parc de la Ciutadella

    After all the sightseeing tours it is nice to relax and in Parc de la Ciutadella you can wind down here. This beautiful green oasis is a very popular place in Barcelona. Found here are Catalonia’s regional parliament and monumental cascade (a waterfall) and many more fascinating buildings with lots of history. So whether you are there for a leisurely stroll, a picnic, or a boat ride on the lake, you can be sure a lovely time.

     

  9. La Boqueria

    La Boqueria

    A fabulous day out is one to La Boqueria, Barcelona’s first market opened in 1840. From ancient peddlers to modern day traders this market is like a human river of colour and fun. It is thought to be one of Europe's greatest sound, smell and colour sensations. You have to walk through it to get the full experience even if you are not buying anything but it will be hard to resist some of the fresh fruit!

  10. Case Batlló

    Case Batlló

    Take a guided tour to the infamous architect Antoni Gaudi’s crowning glory Casa Batllo, built between 1904 and 1906. Now a UNESCO site, it is a timeless, universal design and art building that is unique in almost every way. The facade is outstanding with hidden architectural detail that interacts with the light, shape and colour of nature.  The inside has a mausoleum and from the decorative attic, you can see a great view of the city.

Sightseeing Private Tours Voted Barcelona the Best City in Europe

There are many reasons as to why Barcelona is regarded as one of the best cities in Europe.  It is not all about quirky landmarks or beautiful scenery that you get to see in guided tours, Barcelona and the people who live there, give their heart and soul to everyone visiting the City without fear of reprisal or rejection. 

A few interesting facts about Barcelona is that surprisingly cannabis is legal to smoke and it has the busiest street in Spain solely for pedestrians. Barcelona hosts the biggest and busiest cruise port in Europe and opened the first beach ice bar in the world.  Maybe the peoples proudest landmark is that Barcelona has the largest football stadium in Europe. 

Travel Tips for Barcelona

Best Time To Visit Barcelona

When you are deciding about when to visit Barcelona it really depends on what you want, there is no “bad” time to visit the city. The best months, however, are March/ April/ May/ June/ September/October and November as they are not peak season and can be slightly cheaper. The weather is still warm and fewer tourists which are great when going on private tours. During peak season is still great if you love the extreme heat!

Typical Costs in Barcelona

Spain, in general, is cheaper than many other European major cities and easily comparable as they all use Euro. There are of course different range in price and standards for many restaurants and hotels so if you want to spend a lot you can very easily. Private tours will vary in price depending on operator and the time of the year. Travelling within the cities, it is easy and cheap to go by public transport.

Know Before Visiting Barcelona

When traveling to Barcelona Spain a good thing to know is that they have specific dining times, lunch is normally around 2.30pm and dinner is no earlier than 9 pm. Spain is no different from any other country, always be careful when carrying money and keep it somewhere safe on your person. Keep all personal documents and extra money in the hotel safe. Never walk alone at night time in dark areas.

Weather in Barcelona

There are three different climates in Spain because of its size but, generally, tourists in Barcelona can expect a Mediterranean climate of hot, dry summers that will have temperatures reaching almost 30 degrees celsius and mild, rainy winters that will have temperatures only going as low as 10 degrees celsius. A mixture of both seasons for Spring and Autumn, the central plateau areas, has a more central continental weather system.

Savor the Magic and Mysteries of Barcelona in Private Tours

No one actually knows who founded Barcelona.  One version claims that the city was founded by Hercules, 400 years before the building of Rome.  The second version mentioned that the Carthaginian General, Hamilcar Barca commanded the Carthaginian expedition to Spain for eight years expanded the territory of Carthage in Spain.  Because of his achievement, he named the city Barcino after his family.  Kudos to whoever founded Barcelona, giving this city the foundation to develop into a city of its own rights. After London and Paris, Barcelona is Europe’s third most-visited city with 8 million tourists visiting each year.

  • To get an insight into Barcelona, use private tours and discover these 10 fascinating and some of the best places to visit. 

  1. Barri Gòtic (Gothic Quarter) – the old yet unforgettable place!
    • Do you feel claustrophobic in a maze?  Not to worry because you will love to be in Barri Gòtic. Barri Quarter is the center of the old city of Barcelona. Despite having undergone changes in the 19th and early 20th century, many of the buildings that were the date from Medieval times can still be seen in the quarter. 
  2. Park Güell – A park within a natural park
    • Kids have their Disneyland.  How about giving the adults their own playground! Park Güell is certainly one of the most famous public parks in Barcelona. The park was originally meant for a housing site, but it was commercially unsuccessful. 
  3. Las Rambla – A network of short streets
    • To be a center of Barcelona city life, today Las Rambla is using for festivals, markets, and sports.  It is a 1.2 km tree-lined pedestrian mall which forms the boundary between the quarters to the east and west.
  4. La Sagrada Família (Church of the Sacred Family) – Gaudi’s unfinished masterpiece
    • This spectacular Basilica is the most famous sight in Barcelona and one of Europe's most unconventional Roman Catholic churches.  Because of its uniqueness, boldness, and sheer size, some would say that you either like it or hate it!
  5. Casa Batlló - House of Bones
    • One of the most characteristic Modernist buildings and yet another one of Gaudí ‘s amazing creations is the Casa Batlló.  This is a remodeled of a previously built house.  Now it is a renowned mansion in the center of Barcelona.
  6. Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia – 13 an unlucky number?
    • Going on a private tour to see the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia is a worthwhile decision.  Also, known as Barcelona Cathedral, it is the most beautiful Gothic cathedral in Barcelona.
  7. Picasso Museum (Museu Picasso) – For art lovers
    • I bet you won't be able to pronounce or remember this name Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de Los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Ruiz y, Picasso!  Good for us, he is no stranger to us.  We called him Pablo Picasso.  
  8. La Pedrera (Casa Mila) – An ornate building
    • Casa Mila is also known as "La Pedrera," meaning "The Quarry."  Located at the corner of Passeig de Gràcia, this is one of the modernist buildings in Barcelona and the last work and design of the famous architect Antoni Gaudí. 
  9. Montjuïc Castle – A mountain inside the city!
    • Montjuïc is on the hill about 173 m high.  Overlooking the harbor, it covers more than 500 acres, making it the largest park in Spain.  From the Montjuïc, you will have splendid sights from all sides of the hillsides especially the view over the sea, the port, and the city.
  10. FC Barcelona Museum & Camp Nou stadium – Barca’s fans haven!
    • Not a fan of FC Barcelona!  Never mind, because if you like football, you will still be taken back by the Spaniards’ love for football as clearly shown in these two places.
      • The FC Barcelona Museum was inaugurated under the presidency of Josep Lluís Nuñez on 24 September 1984. It was renamed as the President Nuñez museum in 2000 under the presidency of Joan Gaspart. After a long restructuring, the museum was reopened on 15 June 2010.

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