A vibrant, bohemian neighborhood known for its artistic atmosphere and medieval architecture.

This Gothic temple is one of the most important in Barcelona and was built between the 14th and 15th centuries.

The historic heart of Barcelona, with narrow streets and squares steeped in history. What you'll see: Travelers will wander through mazes of medieval streets, where they will discover historic monuments, such as the Palau de la Generalitat (seat of the Catalan government) and Barcelona City Hall. Here, they will learn about the city's rich history, from Roman times to the present day. Details will be discussed about Barcelona's ancient walls and the role the Gothic period played in the city's expansion.

One of Barcelona's most famous squares, located near Las Ramblas, is full of life, restaurants, and palm trees. What you'll see: Travelers will enjoy the square's lively atmosphere, surrounded by palm trees and neoclassical buildings. This is an excellent opportunity to take a break, try some additional tapas, and, if time permits, admire Gaudí's work, such as the light fixtures he designed for the square. Travelers will also learn about the square's historical origins and its evolution over the centuries.