Gaudi architecture, Parc Guell, Sagrada Familia, La Pedrera/Casa Mila,La Casa Batllo, La Pedrera, ruta del Modernisme, The Gothic Quarter, San Pau del Camp, Olympic stadium, Tibidabo, Zoo-Barcelona, The Museum of the City of Barcelona
Airport - Barcelona International Airport [2] (IATA: BCN, ICAO: LEBL), also known as El Prat, is a major transport hub and fields flights from all over Europe and beyond. There are three terminals, A, B and C, all within fairly easy walking distance of each other. Shopping - The souvenir shopping scattered throughout the Barri Gotic (the old city) and all along La Rambla are tourist traps, none of them sells catalan or spanish products but the typical array of chinese general souvenirs, they should be avoided.
Hotels
Alexandra - Mallorca 251, Phone: 93/467-7166
Avenida Palace - Gran Via 605-607, Phone: 93/301-9600
Barcelona Plaza - Placa Espanya 6-8,Phone: 93/426-2600
Condes de Barcelona - Passeig de Gracia 75,Phone: 93/467-4780
Restaurants\Cafe
Abac - Rec 79-89, Phone: 93/319-6600
Agut - Gignas 16,Phone: 93/315-1709
Amrit - Verdi 18, Phone: 93/217-6550
Barceloneta - L'Escar 22, Phone: 93/221-2111
Botafumeiro - Gran de Gracia 81, Phone: 93/218-4230
Can Majo - Almirall Aixada 23, Phone: 93/221-5455
Private tours in Barcelona. Spain
Barcelona Highlights Tour (Barcelona) - The Barcelona Highlights Tour is a chauffeured tour of Barcelona's main attractions; It provides an excellent overview of the entire city in just a few hours. On the day of your private tour I will greet you at your hotel or cruise deck, We will be using an air conditioned van driven by a professional driver.
Panoramic Barcelona City Tour (Barcelona) - Private city tour in a minivan and a local official guide This visit will include all the most interesting spots in Barcelona. We can start the tour in Plaza de Espaņa to see the buildings constructed specially for the Universal Exhibition of 1929.
Tarragona and Sitges (Barcelona) - Although Tarragona has been declared Human Heritage by the UNESCO, still many people don't think of it as a daytrip from Barcelona. .
Barcelona on foot or taxi / public transportation (Barcelona) - Barcelona is a city where it's easy to move around, and what a better way to get the feel of it than walking or taking public transportation as locals do? Also, taxis aren't too expensive and are a good alternative to get to the sites that aren't close to the city center. Here are a few ideas of what we can do: - Old Town Barcelona: The historical part of Barcelona is a pedestrian area, and there is a lot to discover and learn here! We'll do the famous vibrant Rambla with its Boqueria Market (said to be one of the best in the world), the Gothic Quarter with the Old Cathedral, the Jewish Section and its many medieval streets, squares and alleys, as well as the hipe Born district the charming Santa Maria del Mar church, and even the Picasso Museum if you are interested! 100% Walking Tour.
Barcelona Tapas Tour (Barcelona) - Tapas are a fun tasty Spanish way to eat: a variety of dishes to share with your friends and family. Most of it can be eaten with your fingers, and it's a delicious way to try different specialities! But how can you sort out the tourist traps from the authentic bars? How can you make sure to try what's traditional, and what's more important.
Girona and the Dali Museum (Barcelona) - The Dalí museum is considered the largest surrealist work in the world, as it was personally designed by Dalí not to look as a museum but like a piece of art-work. Knowing Dalí's personality.
Barcelona for foodies (Barcelona) - Let me unveil the secrets of possibly the best food market in the whole world: La Boqueria. Located in the city Old Town, it is the oldest marketplace in Barcelona and the largest in Spain, and many families have worked there for generations.
Barcelona with your tourguide and a driver (Barcelona) - While the Old Town of Barcelona is mostly a pedestrian area, there are other sites that require some kind of transportation to get there: the Montjuic hill, the port, beaches, seafront and Olympic Village, and some Gaudi sites such as the Park Güell and the Sagrada Familia are some examples. If you want to take the best use of your time while in Barcelona, or if you are on a cruise stop and only have a few hours to discover Barcelona, a Chauffeured tour is your best choice! Eemples of Itineraries: - Panoramic tour covering the Montjuic Hill, the Gothic Quarter (best part of the Old Town), the elegant Passeig de Gracia street where the Casa Batllo and Casa Mila or Pedrera appartment buildings by Gaudi are located, as well as the famous Sagrada Familia Church also by Gaudi, and the waterfront.
Costa Brava Emporda (Barcelona) - A journalist gave this area the name of “Wild Coast” because of its sharp cliffs and stone beaches. It covers the shore from Blanes to the French border.
Tour in Barcelona (Barcelona) - My name is Sandra de Miguel and I am a certified tour guide in Barcelona, Spain. I provide chauffeured tours of Barcelona as well as walking tours of the city center I give private tours of Barcelona and it´s region.
Guide in Barcelona. Barcelona Private Guide - My name is Jose Soler and I am a certified tour guide in Barcelona, Spain, I provide chauffeured tours of Barcelona as well as walking tours of the city center I give private tours of Barcelona and its region, In town, don't miss my "Barcelona Highlights" tour, It provides an excellent overview of the entire city in just a few hours. If you have some more time and would like to explore the surroundings, let me suggest Montserrat, the wine country, Girona, or the Dali Museum in Figueres.
Guide in Barcelona. Cristina Sanjuan - Hi!! My name is Cristina, I´ve been guiding groups for the last 16 years. I love my city and i enjoy so much showing Barcelona to the visitors.
Guide in Barcelona. Ingrid Carcasona - I've been public relations in different enterprises from NewYork, Paris, London and Barcelona. In Barcelona I know all the coolest and most beautiful places because I've been working in some of them, usually with people who comes from Monaco and Paris.
Guide in Barcelona. Marta Laurent Veciana - I am a true Barcelonian and I've been giving tours since 2000. I love my city, know it in deep and enjoy showing it around to visitors.
Guide in Barcelona. Sandra de Miguel Peralta - My name is Sandra de Miguel and I am an official guide in Barcelona, Spain. I provide chauffeured tours of Barcelona as well as walking tours of the city center.
Discover Sevilla with an official Tour Guide, I offer tours to the most important monuments of Sevilla and province, bike tours, cruises along Guadalquivir River, sightseeings by horse carriage, tapas and wines menus, cooking lessons, wine tastings, ballon tours, flamenco nights, ranch tours....etc for groups and individuals.
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