Full day tourism in Barcelona
Experience Barcelona in the most comfortable and comfortable way, in your own private car. Visit and explore all of Barcelona's historic sites and landmarks, and check out some of the city's hidden gems. Your Welcome will be your local guide who will share the historical facts, necessary information about the places of interest and of course his personal opinion to immerse you in the Spanish lifestyle. - Hotel pickup and drop-off by a professional English-speaking local driver/guide. - 100% customizable and private At the desired time, your Welcome driver will pick you up at your chosen accommodation and take you on your fully personalized tour of Barcelona. You will begin your tour at the highest point in Barcelona, Tibidabo Hill, with a gigantic height of 512 meters. From the top of this impressive mountain, you will get spectacular 360° views of the entire city. Here you can also choose to stroll through the Sagrat Cor Church or watch the adrenaline seekers at the Tibidabo Amusement Park. Winding up the mountainside, you'll reach one of Barcelona's most famous features, the architectural work of Antoni Gaudí. Although you can see this fantastic display of art in different areas of the city, the best places to fully absorb its magnificence are La Sagrada Familia and Park Güell. Entering Park Güell is like entering a luminous fairy tale, with colorful, abstract buildings everywhere. From here you may also want to take a short walk along Passeig de Gracia to see two of Gaudí's most emblematic houses, La Pedrera and Casa Batlló. You should not miss the beautiful Casa Amatller, designed by Josep Puig i Cadafalch for the most prestigious chocolatier in the city in 1898. Another must-see is the historic Hospital de Sant Pau. This 15th century masterpiece was originally the city's main medical center and has been declared a World Heritage Site of National Interest by UNESCO. You will then head down Barcelona's largest street, Avenida Diagonal, to Barcelona's famous Gothic Quarter. This neighborhood is filled with old buildings from Roman and medieval times, making it a great place to take a break while marveling at its incredible architecture. A little further down you will marvel at the impressive National Palace and two of the most famous squares in the city: the Plaza de España and the Gothic Quarter, a square full of sculptures and full of charming small shops and cafes. One of the highlights of the walk is, of course, La Rambla street. You will then descend towards the coast, passing the famous Olympic Ring, where the 1992 Summer Olympics were held, until you reach the beautiful Montjuïc Castle. Your driver will then take you to the last stops of the day, the charming Ports Olympic and Vell. Both ports have stunning sea views and striking traditional architecture. If you have time, take a walk along La Barceloneta, the city's coast. At the end of your trip, your driver will drop you off at your accommodation. EDITOR'S NOTE - Don't forget to stop by to try some tapas, the most famous dish in Spain. There are numerous tapas bars in every corner of the city.
