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Explore the Royal Basilica and Monastery of Montserrat on this trip from Barcelona. Travel by coach and cogwheel train to the spectacular, mountainside Benedictine abbey. It’s one of Spain’s most popular pilgrimage sites for its revered "Black Madonna" statue—which you’ll see on your visit, thanks to prebooked tickets. Then, enjoy free time to explore or taste liqueurs, making this one of the most flexible Montserrat tours from Barcelona available.

A prolific creator who shaped 20th-century art, Pablo Picasso spent his formative years in Barcelona and the expansive Picasso Museum is home to more than 4,000 works. Get to the highlights with minimal time wasted when you book this guided small-group tour, with skip-the-line tickets and headsets so you can hear your guide clearly. After the tour finishes, feel free to explore the collection at your own pace.

With such a diverse range of bars and eateries, it can be tricky to narrow down where to eat and drink in Barcelona. Save yourself time scrolling through reviews and get an insider’s tips with this guided food tour. As well as trying a mix of both traditional and modern tapas, the tour includes a variety of drinks, such as wine, beer, cava, and shots.

Discover the spectacular sights and cultural delights of Barcelona with a 24-hour or 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket, valid across two routes. From the open-top deck of a distinctive double-decker bus, see the Catalonian capital’s impressive monuments and disembark whenever an attraction captures your attention. Make the most of your Barcelona visit and choose a combo with a catamaran cruise to get a fresh perspective on the city’s skyline.

Make a pilgrimage to Montserrat Monastery, one of Spain's key religious sites, during this guided visit. Scale Montserrat Mountain by your choice of cogwheel train or cable car, enjoying striking vistas of the mountain's surreal rock formations. Then visit the Benedictine abbey and the Basilica de Montserrat, to view La Moreneta (the Black Madonna). Your tour includes coach transport and free time to sample the monastery’s liqueurs.

Treat yourself to a night of fiery Catalan flamenco at Theatre Flamenco Barcelona City Hall, a historic 19th-century theater. Featuring some of the most talented dancers on the local scene, the show strips the flamenco back to its authentic roots with punchy guitar solos, face-to-face duels, and singing. Choose your seating area, show time, and included drink option when you book online.

Discover the Alella wine region, located just outside Barcelona, in a unique way on this premium small group sailing excursion. Depart from Port Olimpic and travel down the coast to the Alella harbor, taking in the sights and enjoying complimentary snacks and drinks while you sail aboard an exclusive sailboat. Then, board a luxury min-bus to a family-run winery where you can learn about this unique regional variety and sample it during a tasting paired with a traditional Catalan brunch. Return to Barcelona in a luxury mini-bus.

The gorgeous coastline of Costa Brava is best experienced from the water. Discover the crystal-clear Mediterranean Sea while kayaking to coves and small caves, and snorkel for a better glimpse of marine life. This day trip takes you by coach from central Barcelona to a picturesque beach, where kayak guides share their expertise. A deli-style lunch and all gear is provided so there’s nothing to do but relax.

The Sagrada Familia attracts droves of admirers from across the world, but with the skip-the-line admission of this guided tour, you won’t have to wait in the crowd. Instead, get straight to exploring the unfinished masterpiece by famed architect Antoni Gaudi. Along the way, learn about the church’s details, symbolism, and construction from your guide—a lot of things go unnoticed on your own.

Reach your hotel in Barcelona stress-free without the hassle of taxis or public transportation with this private airport transfer. Meet your driver at the arrivals exit and leave navigating the tricky city traffic to a professional while you unwind on board a sedan or minivan with plenty of luggage space. Enjoy drop-off at your hotel or other accommodation and kick off your stay in Barcelona relaxed and ready to explore.

Combine Barcelona's history and classic Spanish tapas for a fascinating experience in the city’s Gothic Quarter. Visit a series of three tapas bars for drinks and food, sipping Catalan wine as a local guide shares stories about Barcelona’s culture, heritage, and ancient history. This history and tapas walking tour of Barcelona includes drinks and a tapas dinner, and a small group makes for a fun, personal experience.

The Sagrada Familia is worth visiting in depth. It is the jewel of Gaudí’s architecture and has become a symbol of the city. It is a must-stop during your visit and you cannot leave without having crossed its doors. If you like the outside, the inside will leave you with your mouth open. The astonishment of touring and observing the details of the interior of the Temple are priceless. Also, we choose the best schedule, in the morning it is when the light enters through the colored showcases and converts the space into a mystical environment with a special essence. - Skip-the-line tour of La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona - Visit La Sagrada Familia Museum to see a variety of artifacts such as design sketches and plaster models - Safe visit. We comply with all sanitary protocols. It is necessary to wear a mask and the guide has hydroalcoholic gel. - Learn directly from an expert. A local official tour guide at your disposal for 2 hours. Discover through Dialogue.

Soar above the sublime landscape of Catalonia near Barcelona on this early-morning hot-air balloon excursion. Marvel at beautiful landmarks like Montserrat and the Pyrenees Mountains as you climb to heights of up to 3,000 feet (900 meters) during your 1- to 1.5-hour flight. Then head back down to earth for brunch with sparkling wine. Your hot-air balloon flight also includes a certificate, plus you can upgrade for a longer 2-hour or private flight.

Venture into the Catalan countryside to visit Montserrat and go wine tasting on this full-day tour from Barcelona. Take a guided tour through the basilica and monastery on Montserrat, a beautiful, multi-peak mountain, with free time to continue exploring the museum, farmer's market, or views from the ridge of Cavall Bernat. Afterward, visit Oller de Mas (or another boutique winery) for a cellar tour, tasting, and a multi-course Catalan meal.

Antoni Gaudí’s iconic cathedral, the Sagrada Familia, is the most popular attraction in Barcelona. Bypass the long lines with this skip-the-line guided tour. Accompanied by a guide, head straight inside the modernist masterpiece to admire the stained glass windows and opulent ceilings, and view the exhibits in the museum, while learning more about the building and its renowned creator.

Discover Catalonia beyond Barcelona with this small-group day tour to Girona and Figueres. Uncover ancient Roman history and stroll through the winding medieval streets of one of Europe's best-preserved Jewish quarters in Girona, and then get surreal with a visit to the Dali Museum in Figueres, birthplace of the groundbreaking artist. Hotel or apartment pick-up and drop-off are included.

Discover the Abadia de Montserrat monastery and Montserrat Mountain then savor a delicious meal at a farm restaurant on this memorable day out from Barcelona. First, tour the monastery and soak up the views. Next, visit a farmers market and head to a farm restaurant for a 3-course lunch in the Catalan style with drinks.

Barcelona has a lot of sights to savor and it can be difficult for those who are short on time to see everything. Cover a lot of ground in just one day on this convenient tour of Barcelona’s top attractions. Explore the Gothic Quarter, and discover Antoni Gaudí’s famous Park Guell and unfinished Sagrada Familia, with skip-the-line entrances to avoid long lines plus free time to enjoy La Boqueria Market.

Visit two Barcelona must-sees in one day without any rushing for trains or buses—and with a guide to provide background and stories on each site—on this full-day, small-group tour for a maximum of eight people. Explore the wonders of the Sagrada Familia (tickets own expense) to admire Gaudi’s mastery, and after a stroll around Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, be transported to Montserrat to explore the mountainside monastery. Hotel or apartment pick-up and drop-off are included.

Delve into Barcelona’s architectural beauty and rich history on this guided tour. Visit some of the city’s most iconic sights in just half a day, with skip-the-line access to Gaudí’s modernist masterpiece, Sagrada Familia. Upgrade to the full-day tour to experience two further Gaudí gems: Park Güell and Milà House (Casa Milà or La Pedrera). Your timed tickets are reserved but you will need to pay your guide for them.

Make the most of your short time in Barcelona with this “best-of” tour. You’ll explore the architectural riches of the Gothic Quarter, dive deep into Catalan modernism, feast your eyes on the Sagrada Familia, and even skip the entrance lines. Following your guide, you’ll not only save time—you’ll experience why Barcelona is one of the most-visited cities in the world.

Gaudi’s magnificent La Sagrada Familia is the undisputed symbol of Barcelona. Enhance your experience of this architectural icon during a tour of the cathedral. Alongside your guide, you’ll gain an appreciation for the finer details of the UNESCO World Heritage–listed landmark’s interior and learn about its inspiration and construction. Finish by ascending to the top of a tower, a unique experience offering panoramic views of Barcelona’s cityscape and coast.

Feel the passion of Andalucian flamenco at Barcelona’s Tablao de Carmen, one of the city’s best-known ‘tablaos’ or flamenco bars. The electrifying show features flamboyant dancing, singing, clapping, and guitar. Choose from two show times and opt to enjoy tapas, a meal, or a VIP dinner with wine pairing while you watch. Your experience includes admission to the Spanish Village, built in the 1920s to showcase traditional architecture.