We gather outside Palau Robert for a brief introduction to the city's history, right where Passeig de Gràcia meets Avinguda Diagonal

We will continue walking along Passeig de Gràcia, where we will explore the history of this important avenue until we reach the surroundings of Casa Milà.

We will arrive at Casa Milà, where we will discover the history of one of Gaudí’s most iconic works, we will take a close look at this important example of Catalan Modernist architecture

After Casa Milà, we will continue walking along Passeig de Gràcia, observing its Modernist details, from the street lamps to the pavement, until we reach Casa Batlló, located in the well-known Block of Discord.

We will then arrive at Plaça de Catalunya, where we will explore the history of one of the most iconic squares in the city.

We will arrive at La Rambla, fully entering the old city. We will learn about the famous Canaletas Fountain and then make our way into the Gothic Quarter.

After La Rambla, we will visit Plaça de Madrid, where the ancient Roman cemetery is located. We will then see the remains of the aqueduct, Plaça del Petó (the Kiss Square), and the Architects’ Association building, home to the famous frieze by Pablo Picasso, before finally reaching the Cathedral.

After the Cathedral, we will walk along the ancient Roman walls until we reach Plaça de Ramon Berenguer el Gran, where we will briefly review the history of Catalonia and the oldest walls in the city.

We will step into Roman Barcelona to visit Plaça del Rei, one of the most important squares in the old city. Then, we will continue our tour to the back of the Cathedral, where we will discover mythical animals and hidden secrets carved in the stones. And we'll see the Temple of Augustus, an ancient Roman temple.

After seeing the Bishop's Bridge, we will go to Sant Felip de Neri Square, discovering its link with Gaudí and its tragic end in the Civil War

We will visit the oldest house in the city in the Call neighborhood, the old Jewish quarter, one of the oldest in the city of Barcelona.

We will go to the famous La Boqueria market, where travelers will be able to taste part of the typical gastronomy of Catalonia.

We will discover the medieval past of one of Barcelona's most famous boulevards.

We will see the spectacular iron structure and its connection to Catalonia's past.

We will visit the city's most famous park, explore its iconic buildings, its lagoon, and the spectacular fountain.

We end the tour in this historic site strongly linked to the modernist past of the city.

If time allows, we can end the tour at one of the most representative buildings of Catalan Modernism.