Barcelona

The core center of town, focused around the Ciutat Vella provides days of enjoyment for those looking to experience the life of Barcelona while the beaches the city was built upon provide sun and relaxation during the long periods of agreeably warm weather.

Wine and gastronomy

Wine and gastronomy are, without a doubt, two of the cornerstones of Catalan culture and great value for money. Barcelona’s markets are places where you can enjoy a lively and vibrant atmosphere. They are arguably one of the best places to get to know the character of the people of Barcelona, where making a purchase is not just a mere financial transaction but goes much further in the sphere of human relations. Few cities in the world can boast a network such as that of Barcelona: 40 food markets and 6 markets selling other goods form a unique heritage that should be maintained and preserved. The stalls are a showcase for a whole host of fresh produce. The Boqueria, on La Rambla, is one of the city’s best-known markets, and has become a major landmark. The city also offers unique establishments with a select range of the best-known and highest-quality wine products from Spain and around the world. From private wine shops where you can enjoy a private wine tasting to large spaces to celebrate wine events for large groups. These are the perfect places to discover the magical world of wine and all its secrets.

Barcelona has many neighborhoods, but the most important and interesting for visitors are:

Ciutat Vella :

Barcelona’s old town, including the medieval Barri Gotic, Las Ramblas, Raval, and El Borne (also known as La Ribera): The you can visit: Boqueria Market , a paradise for the senses. Wake to the smells and colors of the Boqueria. A multitude of feelings that ’s open passage between the busy comings and goings of people in the right profession strives to buy and sell. the Cathedral

Eixample:

Gràcia
Formerly an independent town, it joined the city in the XXth century. Narrow streets and a cosmopolitan and young atmosphere with not too many tourists.

Barceloneta
Known for its sandy beaches and many restaurants and cafes along the boardwalk.

How many Barcelonas are you ready to get to know? With our themed trails you can trace the evolution of the city, from the time when it was a Roman colony to its present-day modern character, without overlooking the imprints left on the city by some of the foremost geniuses from the world of art and culture. All the Barcelonas that have shaped, and continue to shape the city, are waiting for you.

Roman Route
Two thousand years later, numerous archaeological remains tell us about a flourishing colony known as Barcino.

Medieval Route
The city walls conceal the splendour of palazzos and Gothic churches.
Modernista Route

Modernista Route
Discover a vast, open-air museum of architecture. The Eixample, the Quadrat d’Or and many more… will amaze you.

Contemporary Route
The modern Barcelona of the 20th and 21st centuries has set the benchmark for European cities and continues to keep its eyes on the future.

Gaudí Route
The foremost genius of modernisme chose Barcelona as the setting for a body of work which remains unmatched today.

Picasso Route
The genius who reinvented painting trained as an artist painting the light of Barcelona. Today you can follow in his footsteps.

Ruta Miró
Works by the great Barcelona artist can be discovered in many places around the city. Look for them in museums and in outdoor spaces.

See our tours in the city : gourmet tapas tour Barcelona or our walking markets tour our full day wine tours from Barcelona