163 activitati in Barcelona, SPAIN

The Gaudí Exhibition Center houses "Walking with Gaudí", an extraordinary exhibition concerning the work and personality of Antoni Gaudí, a unique collection of the great architect’s works, objects and documents. It has a series of technological installations that stimulate the mind with exciting sensations. Technology supplied by the technological partner Samsung gives visitors an innovative, virtual reality experience using augmented reality and interactive content that add another dimension to the visit. The Gaudí Exhibition Center houses "Walking with Gaudí", an extraordinary exhibition concerning the work and personality of Antoni Gaudí, a unique collection of the great architect’s works, objects and documents. It has a series of technological installations that stimulate the mind with exciting sensations. Technology supplied by the technological partner Samsung gives visitors an innovative, virtual reality experience using augmented reality and interactive content that add another dimension to the visit. Walking with Gaudí is an indispensable and enjoyable way of understanding the work of the great architect. As they enter, visitors will discover original works as well as models and unique and helpful digital creations that are the result of years of work on the part of international researchers. The visitor will also see what influenced Gaudí’s creative process, they can share his thoughts and his words, and observe closely the different emotions expressed by his work and the secrets it hides. This journey includes a spectacular 180º videoprologue, a virtual reality area, audiovisuals created specially for the exhibition, multimedia, holograms, stage sets, models, documents and unique pieces. Duration: 1 hour. Start/opening time: 10am. End/closing time: 8pm. Languages: Audio guide in Catalan, Spanish, English, Italian, French, German, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and Korean.

You may not associate Catalonia's vibrant capital with ancient Egypt but Barcelona's quirky Museum of Egyptology houses one of Europe's foremost private collections of Egyptian art and culture, with a strong commitment to research and the study and dissemination of the culture and history of Ancient Egypt. Here you will find over 2,000 m2 of galleries showcasing wonderful displays with nearly a thousand exhibits, including sarcophagi, mummies, jewellery and amulets, helping you towards a greater understanding of everyday life in the ancient civilisation of the Pharaohs. Displays include galleries dedicated to gods and Pharaohs as well as everyday artefacts, cosmetics, religion, work and eroticism. The museum also offers guided tours of its collections led by learned Egyptologists, which are essential in order to give visitors a deeper understanding and knowledge of Egyptian culture and civilisation. In addition to the permanent collections and the temporary exhibitions, the museum also organises other activities which enable visitors to enjoy the collections in an entertaining, fun way. Visit the museum in the evening and witness realistic enactments that will take you back 4000 years to the mysteries of the Nile. Or maybe you want to try the Eternal Banquet, a tour focussing on Ancient Egyptian cuisine where you can sample the foodstuffs eaten by the kings, priests, peasants and slaves of this ancient civilisation. Others The museum also houses a café, bookshop, souvenir shop and library.

Admire the golden views of the city from the sea while you enjoy a courtesy drink and relax with chill out music aboard this eco-friendly solar-powered catamaran. Departing Port Vell, you can admire monuments such as the World Trade Center and the largest yachts in the city. During the cruise, you will be able to enjoy a unique perspective of Barcelona like you have never seen before! You will arrive at the area of Puerto Olympic so that you can see from there the port founded in the 1991 Olympics. On board, you can enjoy the bar service with BIO options, as well as contribute to the conservation of the marine environment with the purchase of a drink or food. Purchase the audioguide app on board and discover the secrets of the Sagrada Familia, Montjuic, Ramblas del Mar, Port Olímpic and more Languages Audioguide app available in English, Spanish, French, German and Italian (not included)

Casa Amatller is an architectural gem of Modernism, built by the architect Puig i Cadafalch for the industrialist chocolatier Antoni Amatller between 1898 and 1900. Visitors will enjoy an authentic modernist house with its original decoration. Casa Amatller broke for the first time the ornamental sobriety and the limits of height during the period. In the facade Puig i Cadafalch reinterpreted diverse styles and played with the asymmetries and the Chromatism. The decoration of the whole House develops a iconographic program concerning the Amatller family and the hobbies of Antoni, such as the Photography. Puig i Cadafalch skilfully combined Catalonia's home-grown art nouveau style, modernisme, based on the use of traditional arts and crafts, with a neo-Gothic style and an unusual stepped cornice inspired by the houses of the Netherlands. Some of the finest artists of the time, including Jujol, worked with Puig i Cadafalch on the project. he house retains all its original furnishings and decoration, as well as an outstanding archaeological glass collection. Video-guided visit The visit begins on the ground floor of the building. A guide will accompany you to the unique main floor, home of the Amatller family. Once there, this guide offers each of the participants a touch tablet connected to headphones that will provide them with the information relating to each area of the house as they are visited, in addition to explaining the Casa Museu Amatller through the historial context, the Amatller family and the architecture and decoration of Catalan modernism. Period photographs, plans, videos, etc. are used to accompany the information. Also and unlike other visits, the visitor is accompanied at all times by this guide, to assit and answer all questions that visitors wish to make. Guided Tour In depth visit of the Casa Museu Amatller explained by a specialist Art guide. The visit, lasting approximately one hour, will introduce you to a magical and unique atmosphere that will make your stay an authentic journey back in time. At the beginning of the visit, the guide will wait for you at the ticket office located at the building´s main entrance to accompany you through the ground floor and the main staircase until you reach the unique main flooor, home of the Amatller family. During your visit, you will get complete and detailed information about the historical context, the Amatller family and the architect Puig i Cadafalch, as well as getting to know and discovering all the elements of Catalan Modernism architecture and the house´s decoration and furniture, all designed in the original style of the period.

What is hidden in the streets of Barcelona when night falls? What are the stories that marked the lives of the inhabitants of this city forever? Learn all about the paranormal mysteries of Barcelona in this guided evening walking tour, which has been based on the book by Sylvia Largarda Mata, around the historic medieval neighbourhoods of Sant Pere, Santa Caterina and La Ribera. You’ll see a side to the city that few locals and even less tourists are aware of. On this walking tour your experienced and knowledgeable guide will tell you all about some of the terrifying and creepy events that have happened here since ancient times. Learn about exorcisms, witchcraft, haunted convents and ghostly apparitions in the very streets where these events took place in a mysterious, fun and enjoyable way. Wander the haunted streets of the old town, as the tour takes you to past infamously haunted areas mentioned in the book such as the Arc de Triomf, Portal Nou, Plaça de Sant Pere, Carrer de la Flor de Lliri, Santa Caterina Market, Plaça de Marcús, Carrer Neu de Sant Cugat, Carre Rec, Carrer Montcada, Passeig del Born and Esparteria. Dare to walk around the hidden city that very few tourists ever get to see as you get to know the ghosts of Barcelona. An evening you’ll never forget and that is sure to linger in your memory of Barcelona. Are you brave enough?

This literary tour will let you relive the stories of this exciting novel through its different locations; places that after almost 700 years we will revisit from a different perspective whilst admiring the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona. This is a unique opportunity to learn more about the characters and about one of the most emblematic monuments of Barcelona, Santa Maria del Mar, the apogee of Catalan Gothic art. From the top of Collserola Mountain, on the old Roman road that connected the northern city Ampurias with the southern Tarragona, Bernat discovered for the first time the freedom and the immensity of the sea! He has never imagined something that has no end. 14th Century: the city of Barcelona was a prosperous city and had grown towards the shore. The humble new district of fishermen decided to build, with their own money and efforts, the greatest temple that had ever existed: Santa Maria del Mar. Itinerary: Santa Maria del Mar , calle Montcada, Vidriería, Pla de Palau, calle Consolat de Mar, Canvis Vells, calle Argentería, Plaza de la Llana, Plaza del Blat, Plaza del Rei, Plaza Sant Jaume and Plaza Nova.

Discover one of the most symbolic buildings in Barcelona; be inspired by rich colours and be amazed by grand architecture on a tour into the Palau de la Música Catalana. One of the most recommended tourist attractions in Barcelona, this tour is not to be missed. Step into the magical music box that is the Palau de la Música Catalana and a treasure of Art Nouveau architecture will be revealed before your eyes. Beginning in the Foyer, wide arches ornately decorated with ceramic flowers welcome you in and provide an inspiring start to the tour. The tour leads you deeper into the building to the Rehearsal Hall of the Orfeó Catala, still used to this day after more than 100 years, where the foundation stones to the building were first laid. Continue along the grand staircase that will equally impress with its intricate decoration, before arriving into the Lluís Millet Hall, where you can catch sight of the large balcony adorned with columns symbolising every kind of flower. Next is the pièce de résistance every visitor has been waiting to see: the Concert Hall. You’ll be spellbound by jaw dropping rich colours and decoration that inspire artists to this day. Admire the natural golden light that enhances the hall from the impressive skylight on the second floor, before ending the tour on a musical note to the sounds of the organ. The magnificence and vibrancy of the sculptures, mosaics, stained glass and ironwork that characterise the Palau, are brought to the foreground on this not to be missed tour. Duration 55 minutes Start/opening time Open daily: from 10am to 3pm Easter and July: from 10am to 6pm August: from 9am to 8pm Languages Spanish, Catalan, English, French

Take in beautiful Barcelona from a bird’s eye view and discover its famous landmarks and architecture from a completely new perspective. Head to the skies for the best views! Enjoy the most breathtaking views of Barcelona from the comfort of the Montjuic cable car. This modern and secure service covers a 750-metre route with three stations: Montjuic Park, the famous Mirador de l’Alcalde lookout and Montjuic Castle. From the gondolas you can see sights such as the Plaça de Catalunya, Santa Eulalia Cathedral, the Sagrada Familia, the port, the Olympic Village, the Agbar Tower and the Forum. Starting from Montjuic Park, climb to the castle at the summit of the mountain, which is perched 170 metres above city and harbour. The journey itself lasts about 10 minutes and there are services on average every 20 minutes. Each station is close to a number of major attractions, with the Mirò Foundation, National Palace, Poble Espanyol and Mies van der Rohe pavilion all near the Montjuic Park station. The Mirador station – which can be alighted at on downhill journeys only – offers easy access to the Mossèn Costa i Llobera Gardens, a paradise for cactus fans, and the Mirador de l’Alcalde itself, from where you can enjoy amazing views of the city and the Collserola Mountains. Admire Barcelona’s perfect grid shape and appreciate its true, vast scale. The station at the summit serves Montjuic Castle (admission not included). The cable car was completely renovated a few years ago and state-of-the-art gondolas have been installed. All gondolas have been fully adapted for patrons with reduced mobility and baby buggies can be carried on board.

Take in beautiful Barcelona from a bird’s eye view and discover its famous landmarks and architecture from a completely new perspective. Head to the skies for the best views! Enjoy the most breathtaking views of Barcelona from the comfort of the Montjuic cable car. This modern and secure service covers a 750-metre route with three stations: Montjuic Park, the famous Mirador de l’Alcalde lookout and Montjuic Castle. From the gondolas you can see sights such as the Plaça de Catalunya, Santa Eulalia Cathedral, the Sagrada Familia, the port, the Olympic Village, the Agbar Tower and the Forum. Starting from Montjuic Park, climb to the castle at the summit of the mountain, which is perched 170 metres above city and harbour. The journey itself lasts about 10 minutes and there are services on average every 20 minutes. Each station is close to a number of major attractions, with the Mirò Foundation, National Palace, Poble Espanyol and Mies van der Rohe pavilion all near the Montjuic Park station. The Mirador station – which can be alighted at on downhill journeys only – offers easy access to the Mossèn Costa i Llobera Gardens, a paradise for cactus fans, and the Mirador de l’Alcalde itself, from where you can enjoy amazing views of the city and the Collserola Mountains. Admire Barcelona’s perfect grid shape and appreciate its true, vast scale. The station at the summit serves Montjuic Castle (admission not included). The cable car was completely renovated a few years ago and state-of-the-art gondolas have been installed. All gondolas have been fully adapted for patrons with reduced mobility and baby buggies can be carried on board.

Highlights: Monument Barcino, Casa de l’Ardiaca, Call Jueu (Jewish Quarter), Plaça del Pi, Sant Just i Pastor Church, Augustus Temple, Gargoyles Cathedral , Plaça del Rei, Argenteria Street, Santa Maria del Mar church. Would you like to know how people used to live in Medieval Barcelona? Travel through time and discover its stories, its characters, their relation with the quarter and the way they lived and thought. Walk around the narrow medieval streets and travel back in time to discover the enthralling history of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter thanks to this amazing walking tour. The remains of medieval times hidden in these streets, will help us to give life to the unknown corners of the city that doesn´t appear in the guidebooks! This tour starts in Plaça Nova, passing the ancient city gate of Barcino, and continues through the Jewish quarter (Call) and its many squares such as: Plaza de Sant Jaume (where the city hall is located); Plaça del Rei , Plaça de l’Àngel , Argenteria Street and Santa María del Mar. It ends in front of the Santa Caterina Market. At the end of the tour, you will enjoy a pintxos tasting in a traditional Tapas Bar of El Born, an area famous for its wineries and small designer shops.

PortAventura World, the perfect place for the whole family, would like to invite you to discover the new Ferrari Land Park, the first one of its kind in Europe dedicated to the prestigious Italian team. Highlights - The first Ferrari theme park in Europe - A world of unique experiences for the whole family and all fans of the Cavallino Rampante brand - 70,000 m2 full of incredible rides, including the fastest and tallest vertical accelerator in Europe Enjoy a wonderful experience with your family, full of excitement, adrenaline and fun. In Ferrari Land you will be able to put yourself in the shoes of an F1 driver and learn about the legendary Italian brand’s secrets and about its creator, Enzo Ferrari. 11 rides all boasting the latest technology await you in this innovative park, dedicated to the world of motors. Experience all the sensations of F1 in the fastest and tallest vertical acceleration in Europe. Go from 0 to 180km per hour in 5 seconds before reaching its highest and vertiginous point, standing at 112 metres above the ground. Experiment with your adrenaline rush on the freefall tower, a giant representation of a motor’s pistons and on the rebound tower that throws you towards the ground and sky, simulating the movement of the pistons in a Ferrari motor. And if all of this wasn’t enough, in Ferrari Land you will be able to enjoy a 570 metre long racing track for families, simulators and the opportunity to travel back through Ferrari’s history in the Ferrari Experience building. In addition to the state-of-the-art attractions, in the 70,000 m2 of the third PortAventura World theme park, you’ll find some of the most emblematic buildings from Italian cities such as Rome, Venice and Milan, as well as Italian restaurants and some of the most exclusive souvenirs by the famous Italian team. The 1 day, 1 park ticket refers to 1 day visit to Ferrari Land, according to its opening hours. Opening hours Please consult the calendar and opening hours on the park’s website.

Discover one of the most symbolic buildings in Barcelona; be inspired by rich colours and be amazed by grand architecture on a tour into the Palau de la Música Catalana. One of the most recommended tourist attractions in Barcelona, this tour is not to be missed. Step into the magical music box that is the Palau de la Música Catalana and a treasure of Art Nouveau architecture will be revealed before your eyes. Beginning in the Foyer, wide arches ornately decorated with ceramic flowers welcome you in and provide an inspiring start to the tour. The tour leads you deeper into the building to the Rehearsal Hall of the Orfeó Catala, still used to this day after more than 100 years, where the foundation stones to the building were first laid. Continue along the grand staircase that will equally impress with its intricate decoration, before arriving at the Lluís Millet Hall, where you can catch sight of the large balcony adorned with columns symbolizing every kind of flower. Next is the pièce de résistance every visitor has been waiting to see: the Concert Hall. You’ll be spellbound by jaw-dropping rich colors and decorations that inspire artists to this day. Admire the natural golden light that enhances the hall from the impressive skylight on the second floor, before ending the tour on a musical note to the sounds of the organ. The magnificence and vibrancy of the sculptures, mosaics, stained glass, and ironwork that characterize Palau, are brought to the foreground on this not to be missed tour. Languages Spanish, Catalan, English, French Others Audio guided option is a self-guided tour. Visit with downloadable audio guide on your mobile device with explanations, images, music. It is mandatory to bring your own headphones.

Enjoy an in-depth visit, taking as much time as you need to look at each and every detail of house, now immaculately restored. Before your visit, we will welcome you and explain some background information and possible routes to tour Casa Vicens. You can wander around the house at your own pace, as long as you like to observe all the details of this Modernism masterpiece. Casa Vicens has been designed as a permanent museum space where the exhibitions and all contents help you to enlarge the knowledge of Antoni Gaudí and his significance. Because visiting the house not only gives visitors a look at the beginnings of his career but also helps them understand his later work. On each storey, floor staff are available to help visitors and answer any questions they may have. Accessibility programme. The building and routes have been adapted with different resources to facilitate and improve visitors’ experience at Casa Vicens. Accessible tour for people with people with reduced mobility. Only if you have chosen the "Entry with appetizer" option, you will enjoy a delicious raspberry cake, yogurt and rose tea to take away.

Highlights - Discover Barcelona's Gothic Quarter on a guided walking tour. - Hear about thousands of years of history, from the Romans to the middle ages and present day. - Wander the twisting streets and quiet plazas of this charming neighborhood. - Walk alongside one of the world's best-preserved sections of Roman wall. - See medieval architecture like the Plaça del Rei and Barcelona Cathedral. - Visit the Plaça de Sant Jaume, the political center for Catalonia. - Check out iconic Barcelona landmarks like La Boqueria food market and Las Ramblas. Meet your guide in the center of Barcelona in the morning, and get ready for your 2-hour walking tour of the Old Town and Gothic Quarter areas. Follow your guide along the ancient streets, and discover the origins of Roman Barcelona, dating back more than 2,000 years. Imagine the Roman Forum in the current Plaça de Sant Jaume, which, even today, remains the political power of Catalonia. Walk along one of the world's best-preserved Roman walls, and imagine how even at that time thalassotherapy baths were taken at the Roman Baths of Pati Llimona in the eastern part of the wall. Admire the architecture and monumental buildings of the Gothic Quarter, including the 14th-century Plaça del Rei. Learn about the city's Christian side at the Barcelona Cathedral and Santa Maria del Mar, an outstanding example of Catalan Gothic architecture. Soak up the energy of the surrounding neighborhood, filled with bars, restaurants, and small boutiques. Walk along the lively Ramblas, and see street performers before continuing on to the famed Boqueria market for a glimpse at the gastronomic traditions of the Catalan people.

Discover the origin of Barcelona in this walking tour with an official guide who will tell you anecdotes, legends and stories for about 2 hours. During this tour you will visit emblematic places such as the Ramblas or the Plaza de Sant Jaume, as historic as the Cathedral and the Church Santa Maria del Mar or as interesting as the Museum of the History of the City. Get carried away on this tour from the Roman Barcino to the modern Barcelona of today in an unforgettable experience. Meeting Info: To recognize us, look for a white umbrella. Mandatory Info: Travelers must wear personal masks and maintain social distancing during the experience.

Barcelona’s reputation for urban cool is unbeatable but even by its heady standards, Icebarcelona is a seriously cool hotspot. Once you get your head round the idea of chillin’ in sub-zero temperatures, a visit to the bar will definitely put your ideas straight and make for a night out with a difference. The venue is completely made of ice, including the walls, all furnishings and even the bar. You will be wowed by the cool ice sculptures as you enjoy a cocktail, juice or beer at a temperature of -5C! But don't worry – as soon as you arrive you'll be provided with fashionable furry Arctic-style jackets and gloves to keep you from freezing. Ever since it opened its doors in 2007, Icebarcelona has regularly renovated the décor, lighting and sculptures, commissioning some of the world’s top artists and designers to stamp their own vision and style on this special spot. Then, before you really do think you have been transported to the North Pole, it's time for a civilised al fresco cocktail on the beautiful terrace overlooking in Somorrostro Beach (the old Barceloneta) and the Mediterranean.