Explore one of Barcelona’s oldest markets and learn how increasing tourism is impacting traditional local spaces. This stop introduces the concept of overtourism and responsible travel.

Visit this inspiring social enterprise supporting migrant communities through food and education. Stop by their community garden and learn about its role in supporting locals amid gentrification.

Admire this striking example of neo-Mudejar architecture and hear about its historical significance as a gateway to the 1888 Universal Exhibition.

Travel like a local as you hop on the metro and head away from the busy centre into one of Barcelona’s lesser-visited neighbourhoods.

Stroll down this pedestrian-friendly street full of local life—family-run shops, neighbourhood cafés, and a relaxed village-like atmosphere.

Step inside this historic market (est. 1889), where locals still shop today. Meet vendors, soak up the atmosphere, and enjoy a tasting of local food and drink.

Discover these traditional low houses dating back to the 19th century, offering a glimpse into the area’s working-class roots.

Explore this evolving green urban space and see how Barcelona is prioritising sustainability and local living. Enjoy a unique, crowd-free view of the Sagrada Familia.

On your way to the end point, pass by Torre Glòries, the Design Museum, and Encants Market—perfect spots to explore further after the tour.