163 activitati in Barcelona, SPAIN

Enjoy a night to remember at the Palacio del Flamenco, the largest and most authentic tablao situated in the heart of Barcelona. Highlights - Take a seat in the largest flamenco theatre in Barcelona - Choose how you wish to spend your evening - Watch an dazzling authentic flamenco show Journey through the different palos of flamenco from the sensual through to the heart-rending and apotheosic in this unforgettable evening. Be hypnotised as more than 14 artists whisk your imagination away for an unforgettable experience filled with beauty, light, colour and passion. Admire the original choreographies come to life as they are infused with music specially composed for the show. To make your evening even more special, why not opt for a delicious dinner before the show starts. Choose from one of the several menu options offering some of the best Catalan and Andaliusian specialities or unwind after a day of sightseeing and relax with a refreshing drink. However you choose to enjoy the show, it's certainly going to be a night to remember. Olé! Show& Drink: Glass of sangria or soft drink Special Offer Seafood Paella Bowl of salad Profiteroles with chocolate Glass of sangria, beer, water or soft drink Tapas 4 Menu (350gr.) Traditional Paella Bowl of salad with fresh cheese Chicken with potatoes Typical Spanish Omelette Profiteroles with chocolate Sangria or Rioja wine & water Chicken Menu Chicken with vegetables and mushrooms with a bowl of salad Profiteroles with chocolate Rioja red wine (2 Pax.) and water Salmon Menu Salmon with vegetables and mushrooms with a bowl of salad Profiteroles with chocolate Rioja red wine (2 Pax.) and water Dalí Menu Vegetable soup Beef with baked potato Profiteroles with chocolate Rioja red wine (2 Pax.) and water Barcelona Menu Fideuá with prawns Duck confit with wine sauce Profiteroles with chocolate Rioja red wine (2 Pax.) and water Gaudí Menu Seafood Paella Entrecote with pepper sauce Profiteroles with chocolate Bottle of Rioja red wine (2. Pax) Cava Brut (1 glass) Flamenco Menu Choose one of the 3 options of the tapas menu and one second dish of the following options: - Sirloin steak with mushroom sauce - Entrecote with pepper sauce - Salmon with lemon and vegetables Chocolate mousse Bottle of Rioja red wine (2.Pax) and water Cava Brut (1 glass) Ramblas Menu Special seafood tasting Fish of the day Sirloin with foie Chocolate mousse White wine, red wine (Rioja) Cava brut, coffee and liquors Tapas Menu Typical Spanish Omelette Squid with ginger sauce Fried prawns Salmon with lime sauce Chicken with potatoes Diced sirloin steak Profiteroles with chocolate Sangria or Rioja wine & water Fruit Menu Fruit salad Glass of cava Vegetarian Menu and Show Varied salad Vegetable Paella Profiteroles with chocolate Sangria or Rioja wine & water New Year’s Eve Menu Fish and seafood Bouillabaisse with strudel base Sirloin medallions with Christmas foie sauce

The Barcelona Bus Turístic is the city’s official sightseeing hop-on, hop-off tour. Visitors will be able to discover the city on this comfortable bus and stop at any of Barcelona’s top attractions and museums. It includes three different routes that visitors can take with the same ticket. Like other hop-on, hop-off buses in Barcelona, the Bus Turístic has a fleet of roofless double decker buses, it includes an audio guide in various languages and you can get off and back on as many times as you want. Although there are several other companies that offer similar services in Barcelona, we’ll concentrate only on the Bus Turístic, since we consider it offers the best routes and timetable. The same ticket is valid for the company’s three different routes. The red route and the blue route take approximately two hours to complete, while the green routes only takes 40 minutes. Others All routes depart between 9 am and 9:30 am from any stop. The last departures leaves at 7pm during the winter months and 8pm in summer. Depending on the season, the bus frequency varies, between 5 and 25 minutes. Languages Audioguide in 18 languages: English, American, Catalan, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese, Brazilian, Russian, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish, Arabic, Hebrew and Turkish

Take a walk through Paradise and discover an idyllic spot in the city where peace and tranquility rules. Explore Gaudí’s stone fantasy with this visit to Park Güell, declared a world heritage site by Unesco. Don´t miss out! Everything in Barcelona is just that little bit different and when it comes to parks, the city boasts perhaps the most colourful and curious one in the world as this guided tour of Park Güell will reveal. Discover Antoni Gaudi's architectural marvel on this walking tour and explore the most important sites as you learn all about the history of the park and its designer. Enjoy stunning views of the city and visit Gaudi’s former home, which is now a museum dedicated to him. Park Güell was first commissioned by the Güell family as part of a landscaped housing development that would be a Utopian ‘garden city’. However the venture was unsuccessful and the area was bought by the municipality and turned into a public park, with a handful of completed structures left as a hint of what might have been. See the colourful dragon mosaic staircase made from broken tiles and take in the views from the large central terrace framed by a snaking series of benches in the form of a sea serpent. Below the terrace is the vaulted lower court, which has 86 Doric columns in the form of massive tree trunks. Walk along the colonnaded pathways and see how Gaudi integrated nature with architecture. He even built birds’ nests into the walkways and terrace walls. The park also contains a beautiful pavilion where the great architect lived for most of the last two decades of his life. It is now the museum and among the exhibits you will find a collection of extravagant bespoke furniture designed by him.

Do not miss this chance to experience the vibrant atmosphere of an Andalusian tablao in the very heart of Barcelona. El Patio Andaluz is one of the city's top flamenco venues and in ideal location to experience this vibrant, passionate art form where music, dance and singing combine to form a fiery spectacle that will not leave you indifferent. Enjoy the show with a drink or choose from different fixed price dinner and tapas menus. Highlights - Get involved in the all singing all dancing party - Feast out on the Andalusian menu - Step away from your shy side and get your boogie on The Patio Andaluz is one of Barcelona's top flamenco venues and all the great artistes have played here. You can choose from two shows every evening with some of this passionate art form's greatest artistes, including singers, dancers and musicians. Enjoy rumbas and sevillanas and the harsher cante jondo style, true expression of the deepest soul of Andalusia. Communication between the performers and the audience are an essential part of flamenco and at the end of the performance you'll be encouraged to join in. You'll find a well-stocked bar on the ground floor and a great restaurant downstairs serving Catalan, Spanish and Andalusian specialities. So come for a night to remember at Barcelona’s top flamenco venue! The Menus Chicken Menu Roasted chicken with salad and chips Ice-cream, cream and chocolate Included drink: A jug of half a litre of sangria, fizzy drink or mineral water and for under 18's fizzy drink or mineral water Paella Menu Seafood paella with salad Ice-cream, cream and chocolate Included drink: A jug of half a litre of sangria, fizzy drink or mineral water and for under 18's fizzy drink or mineral water Vegetarian Menu Vegetarian paella with salad Ice-cream, cream and chocolate Included drink: A jug of half a litre of sangria, fizzy drink or mineral water and for under 18's fizzy drink or mineral water Fish Menu Roasted fish with chips and salad Ice-cream, cream and chocolate Included drink: A jug of half a litre of sangria, fizzy drink or mineral water and for under 18's fizzy drink or mineral water

Do not miss this chance to experience the vibrant atmosphere of an Andalusian tablao in the very heart of Barcelona. El Patio Andaluz is one of the city's top flamenco venues and in ideal location to experience this vibrant, passionate art form where music, dance and singing combine to form a fiery spectacle that will not leave you indifferent. Enjoy the show with a drink or choose from different fixed price dinner and tapas menus. Highlights - Get involved in the all singing all dancing party - Feast out on the Andalusian menu - Step away from your shy side and get your boogie on The Patio Andaluz is one of Barcelona's top flamenco venues and all the great artistes have played here. You can choose from two shows every evening with some of this passionate art form's greatest artistes, including singers, dancers and musicians. Enjoy rumbas and sevillanas and the harsher cante jondo style, true expression of the deepest soul of Andalusia. Communication between the performers and the audience are an essential part of flamenco and at the end of the performance you'll be encouraged to join in. You'll find a well-stocked bar on the ground floor and a great restaurant downstairs serving Catalan, Spanish and Andalusian specialities. So come for a night to remember at Barcelona’s top flamenco venue! The Menus Chicken Menu Roasted chicken with salad and chips Ice-cream, cream and chocolate Included drink: A jug of half a litre of sangria, fizzy drink or mineral water and for under 18's fizzy drink or mineral water Paella Menu Seafood paella with salad Ice-cream, cream and chocolate Included drink: A jug of half a litre of sangria, fizzy drink or mineral water and for under 18's fizzy drink or mineral water Vegetarian Menu Vegetarian paella with salad Ice-cream, cream and chocolate Included drink: A jug of half a litre of sangria, fizzy drink or mineral water and for under 18's fizzy drink or mineral water Fish Menu Roasted fish with chips and salad Ice-cream, cream and chocolate Included drink: A jug of half a litre of sangria, fizzy drink or mineral water and for under 18's fizzy drink or mineral water

Do not miss this chance to experience the vibrant atmosphere of an Andalusian tablao in the very heart of Barcelona. El Patio Andaluz is one of the city's top flamenco venues and in ideal location to experience this vibrant, passionate art form where music, dance and singing combine to form a fiery spectacle that will not leave you indifferent. Enjoy the show with a drink or choose from different fixed price dinner and tapas menus. Highlights - Get involved in the all singing all dancing party - Feast out on the Andalusian menu - Step away from your shy side and get your boogie on The Patio Andaluz is one of Barcelona's top flamenco venues and all the great artistes have played here. You can choose from two shows every evening with some of this passionate art form's greatest artistes, including singers, dancers and musicians. Enjoy rumbas and sevillanas and the harsher cante jondo style, true expression of the deepest soul of Andalusia. Communication between the performers and the audience are an essential part of flamenco and at the end of the performance you'll be encouraged to join in. You'll find a well-stocked bar on the ground floor and a great restaurant downstairs serving Catalan, Spanish and Andalusian specialities. So come for a night to remember at Barcelona’s top flamenco venue! The Menus Chicken Menu Roasted chicken with salad and chips Ice-cream, cream and chocolate Included drink: A jug of half a litre of sangria, fizzy drink or mineral water and for under 18's fizzy drink or mineral water Paella Menu Seafood paella with salad Ice-cream, cream and chocolate Included drink: A jug of half a litre of sangria, fizzy drink or mineral water and for under 18's fizzy drink or mineral water Vegetarian Menu Vegetarian paella with salad Ice-cream, cream and chocolate Included drink: A jug of half a litre of sangria, fizzy drink or mineral water and for under 18's fizzy drink or mineral water Fish Menu Roasted fish with chips and salad Ice-cream, cream and chocolate Included drink: A jug of half a litre of sangria, fizzy drink or mineral water and for under 18's fizzy drink or mineral water

Have a great day out with all the family at Barcelona Zoo, located in the heart of the city in the Parc de la Ciutadella. Barcelona Zoo is one of the most modern zoos of the its kind in the world as well as being Spain's oldest, open to the public since 1882. It is spread out over 13 acres of parkland with different enclosures reproducing the natural habitats of the animals. You'll be able to see over 450 species of animals, housed in different enclosures for mammals, amphibians, reptiles and birds. Kids will love the children's corner where they can get up close to the tamer animals and all the family will enjoy the dolphinarium where the dolphins perform their amazing tricks. One of the most famous inhabitants of the Zoo was Copito de Nieve, an albino gorilla who passed away in 1992. Visitors will still be able to view his descendants today. Other attractions include all the big names including lions, tigers, hippos as well as animals native to Spain such as the Iberian wolf. There is also a wide selection of shady picnic areas, bars, cafés and restaurants for you to relax and have lunch (at your own expense). Other attractions include a mini train, souvenir shops, a mini funfair and information panels and interactive zones for you to learn all about the zoo's denizens. The zoo is situated in the Parc de la Ciutadella and opens every day at 10.00am, closing in the summer at 7.00pm and in the winter at 5.00pm.

Discover every corner of Barcelona with a hop on – hop off bus tour and make the most of your time in this enchanting city. Highlights - Two routes covering the entire city: East/Green and West/Orange - Stops at all the main landmarks for you to hop off when you like - Audio guide available in 15 languages Barcelona is full of things to do and places to see. If you want to see the city at your own pace then this panoramic tour in an open-top double-decker bus is ideal. This hop on-hop off service gives you complete flexibility to board and alight as many times as you want. There are two routes (East/Green and West/Orange) covering all the top sites such as the Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, the Camp Nou, the Gothic Quarter and the Olympic Ring. Thoroughly researched audio guide commentary in 12 languages allows you to learn about the history and culture of Catalonia’s vibrant and cosmopolitan capital. You’ll also be provided with a map and guidebook that indicates all the stops on the route as well a book of vouchers offering discounts at a number of businesses throughout the city. Just sit back and enjoy the sights from a different perspective. You can also avail of a free Wi-Fi service. The brand new buses are specially adapted for passengers with limited mobility and are equipped with a sliding roof and heating in the event of rain. On top of this, there’s a steward on board at all times. End/closing time 7pm in winter and 8pm in summer Languages Audio guide in 15 languages: Spanish, Catalan, English, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Hindi, Russian, Swedish, Arabic and Hebrew.

Take a walk through Paradise and discover an idyllic spot in the city where peace and tranquility rules. Explore Gaudí’s stone fantasy with this visit to Park Güell, declared a world heritage site by Unesco. Don´t miss out! Everything in Barcelona is just that little bit different and when it comes to parks, the city boasts perhaps the most colourful and curious one in the world as this guided tour of Park Güell will reveal. Discover Antoni Gaudi's architectural marvel on this walking tour and explore the most important sites as you learn all about the history of the park and its designer. Enjoy stunning views of the city and visit Gaudi’s former home, which is now a museum dedicated to him. Park Güell was first commissioned by the Güell family as part of a landscaped housing development that would be a Utopian ‘garden city’. However the venture was unsuccessful and the area was bought by the municipality and turned into a public park, with a handful of completed structures left as a hint of what might have been. See the colourful dragon mosaic staircase made from broken tiles and take in the views from the large central terrace framed by a snaking series of benches in the form of a sea serpent. Below the terrace is the vaulted lower court, which has 86 Doric columns in the form of massive tree trunks. Walk along the colonnaded pathways and see how Gaudi integrated nature with architecture. He even built birds’ nests into the walkways and terrace walls. The park also contains a beautiful pavilion where the great architect lived for most of the last two decades of his life. It is now the museum and among the exhibits you will find a collection of extravagant bespoke furniture designed by him. Languages English and Spanish

Meet the popular Güell Park, which has over 100 years of history, with an early access to avoid crowds. Highlights - Essential knowledge - History of the Church - Tradition of dedication to the Saints - Impressive architecture The origin of this park starts from 1900. When Barcelona was a modern and cosmopolitan metropolis, the engineer Ildefons Cerdà studied in depth the difficulties of the modern city growth, Barcelona expanded very rapidly throughout the second half of the 19th century. Its central area began to take shape as a large bourgeois centre. The Universal Exhibition of 1888 promoted the search for a new artistic language and urban representation. The main architectural feature of the park is based on the art nouveau, this form of art began to spread from Glasgow to Brussels and then to Barcelona recovering former construction techniques such as the Catalan vault (or timbrel vault) and old craft styles, while at the same time taking an interest in the expressive potential of iron. Languages English and Spanish. Bilingual tour guide

Take a walk through Paradise and discover an idyllic spot in the city where peace and tranquility rules. Explore Gaudí’s stone fantasy with this visit to Park Güell, declared a world heritage site by Unesco. Don´t miss out! Everything in Barcelona is just that little bit different and when it comes to parks, the city boasts perhaps the most colourful and curious one in the world as this guided tour of Park Güell will reveal. Discover Antoni Gaudi's architectural marvel on this walking tour and explore the most important sites as you learn all about the history of the park and its designer. Enjoy stunning views of the city and visit Gaudi’s former home, which is now a museum dedicated to him. Park Güell was first commissioned by the Güell family as part of a landscaped housing development that would be a Utopian ‘garden city’. However the venture was unsuccessful and the area was bought by the municipality and turned into a public park, with a handful of completed structures left as a hint of what might have been. See the colourful dragon mosaic staircase made from broken tiles and take in the views from the large central terrace framed by a snaking series of benches in the form of a sea serpent. Below the terrace is the vaulted lower court, which has 86 Doric columns in the form of massive tree trunks. Walk along the colonnaded pathways and see how Gaudi integrated nature with architecture. He even built birds’ nests into the walkways and terrace walls. The park also contains a beautiful pavilion where the great architect lived for most of the last two decades of his life. It is now the museum and among the exhibits you will find a collection of extravagant bespoke furniture designed by him.

Meet-up with your guide at the Arc de Triomf and jump onto your comfortable high-quality electric bicycle to enjoy an exciting 1,5 hour experience. Our e-bikes, designed to guarantee comfort and safety, are easy to use and it will allow you to cycle through the city without effort. On the way to the Gothic Quarter, start cruising the city and discover the cast-iron covered market called “El Born” next to the magnificent church of Santa María del Mar, an example of Barcelona’s beautiful Gothic architecture inspired by serenity and harmony. Afterwards you will ride down to immerse yourself into the magic gothic atmosphere of the Cathedral, current seat of the Archbishop of Barcelona and feel the ancient history in every brick of the Gothic quarter riding through old cobblestoned squares. Admire the cast iron Three Graces Fountain in the middle of the Plaça Reial and discover the set of lamps designed by Gaudi, the best known practitioner of Catalan Modernism. The tour will continue towards the monumental “La Boquería” market to reach the famous Ramblas, the perfect place to enjoy the bohemian and cosmopolitan atmosphere of the city center. After thorough exploration, climb back onto your carefully designed bike and capture fabulous photographs of landmarks like La Pedrera and Caso Batlló, notable examples of modernist architecture in Barcelona, to reach afterwards Gaudí’s grand masterpiece, the Temple of Sagrada Família. Finally, return to the starting point, the Triumphal Arch designed as the main access gate for the 1888 Barcelona World Fair to finish your e-bike experience.

Do the same as generations of Barcelonans have been doing for over a century and make the climb to the Tibidabo, Barcelona’s city mountain and one of the oldest funfairs still surviving in the world. Highlights - Admire spectacular views over Barcelona - Visit the oldest amusement park in Spain - Enjoy a day out suitable for the whole family! The Tibidabo is a 551m hill overlooking Barcelona with great views over the city, port and Mediterranean. On clear days you may even be able to see as far as Mallorca and Ibiza. The Tibidabo amusement park has a special place in the hearts of the inhabitants of Barcelona, first opening its doors in 1901. Now this charming park and symbol of the city is a place where you can find the best of both worlds. You can still find original attractions such as the Talaia dating from 1921 and the Aeronautic from 1915. You can also visit the fascinating Museum of Automata where the oldest exhibit dates back to 1880. At the same time the park is home to state of the art rides such as Freefall and Hurricane. You will find over 25 rides and attractions for all ages to choose from, including the Tibidabo Skywalk, and the horrifying Kruger Hotel, as well as great shows and street theatre. What's more the park offers a wide range of facilities for visitors including a selection of restaurants offering food for all tastes and pockets and picnic areas, some with amazing views over the city spread out below. The Panoramic Views of Tibidabo: The panoramic area is at the very top of Tibidabo, the highest place in Barcelona, where you can see the best views of the city and Mediterranean Sea. It is an authentic Barcelona balcony where you may find the most emblematic and historical attractions in the park. To enjoy this view, there are three types of tickets you may purchase: - Panoramic ticket: access to the panoramic area plus 8 more attractions. - Panoramic ticket including funicular entrance: access to the panoramic area, plus 8 more attractions, plus access to the historic funicular. - Reduced Panoramic ticket including funicular: Panoramic area with access to the Tibidabo funicular plus 2 more attractions. The general ticket allows access to the attractions park. Start or opening time: Tibidabo (Park) -April, May, June and October: Saturday and Sunday from 11pm to 9pm. -July: Saturday and Sunday from 11pm to 10pm, from Wednesday to Friday from 11pm to 9pm. -August: Monday to Sunday from 11pm to 11pm. -September: Saturday and Sunday from 11pm to 10pm. -November: Saturday and Sunday from 11pm to 7pm. -December: Saturday and Sunday from 11pm to 6pm. Tibidabo Panorámico / + Funicular -April: Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 8pm from Monday to Friday from 11am to 5pm. - May: June and October: Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 9pm from Monday to Friday from 11am to 6pm. -July: Monday to Sunday from 11am to 9pm - August: Monday to Sunday from 11am to 11pm hours -September: Saturdays and Sundays from 11am to 10pm from Monday to Friday from 11am to 6pm. -November: Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 7pm from Monday to Friday from 12pm to 4pm. - December: Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 6pm from Monday to Friday from 12pm to 4pm.

Save your precious time with our express tour to Park Güell! Enjoy a short bus ride to the park where you will have plenty of time to explore the marvels of Gaudí’s creations and be back to the city center to enjoy the rest of your day. Start your tour at a convenient location near the Sagrada Familia basilica, from which point you’ll travel in comfort by private coach to Park Güell. On the way to the park, your guide will bring you back in time with the interesting stories about the early 20th century, when Gaudí was first commissioned for this project. Park Güell was originally meant to be a gated community for Barcelona’s wealthy inhabitants - Gaudí tapped into all aspects of his creative and architectural genius to design the park and residential community. But the original idea didn’t catch on with the Barcelonians, which means we now have the opportunity to experience this public work - showing Gaudí at his most creative. Upon arriving, your guide will lead you through the hidden corners of the park, and eventually to the Monumental Zone where you’ll skip the line and enter to see the famous Serpentine Bench and ‘El Drac’, the marketplace and the public square. Enjoy an hour of unguided free time to wander at your leisure, taking spectacular photos of Gaudí’s creations, including his signature Trecandís technique, comprised of broken tile mosaics. After the tour, you are free to stay in the park on your own to wander for longer through the fantasy world of Gaudí, or climb to the summit of the hills for stunning panoramic views. Alternatively, once your free time is completed, you can return to the center of the city, Plaça Catalunya, on our comfortable coach.

Explore Barcelona’s Parc de la Ciutadella on this 60-minute introductory Segway Tour. Accompanied by a local guide, you will ride through the picturesque urban park and discover remarkable monuments such as the former citadel’s chapel and the beautiful pavilions of the 1888 world exhibition. This tour’s highlight is the visit to “Cascada Fountain”, the park’s ostentatious fountain co-designed by Antoni Gaudí. Our 60-minute Segway Tour starts below the Arc de Triomf, one of the city's most emblematic landmarks, constructed as the main access gate for the 1888 Barcelona World Fair. After a brief training to get familiar with your Segway, the tour leads you to the natural paradise of Parc de la Ciutadella, so named by the citadel of Barcelona, built by Philip V and once the largest fortress in Europe. Learn about centenary buildings such as the “Castell dels Tres Dragons” in an enjoyable and original manner. Admire the chapel, now the Military Parish Church of Barcelona, and stop for photos next to the Governor's palace and the arsenal, that currently hosts the Catalan Parliament. You will be delighted to discover the glorious “Cascada”, inaugurated in 1881, which was constructed with the collaboration of the famous Antoni Gaudí. At the time he was still an unknown student of architecture but today he has become an essential reference for Catalonian Modernism. This is the perfect place for a group picture. Have fun riding across the park to discover other constructions that can be seen today such as the Pavilions designed for the Universal Exposition of 1888. Wheeling your Segway down along the edge of the park, you will have a glance at the zoo of Barcelona, home to one of the most significant collections of animals in Europe. Enjoy your last ride cruising through the Passeig de Lluís Companys before returning to the starting point.

Picasso and Barcelona have always gone hand in hand and that's why this tour will offer you the opportunity to discover the close tie between them. The Gothic Quarter and the Picasso Museum tour will make you enjoy the hidden places and the very best narrow streets of the city. You will enjoy an amazing virtual reality experience! We will use 3-D technology glasses to show you how was Barcelona in the Roman Age. The contrast between the origins and the present to completely understand the evolution of our city. Façade of the Cathedral: The Gothic Cathedral was started in the 13th Century and finished 6 centuries later. We'll also show you the remains of the Roman Wall at Plaça Ramon Berenguer. Picasso Museum (45 minutes guided visit + free time): Skip the line and be inspired by the first steps of Pablo Picasso as an artist. The museum will probably be the key to start knowing the development of this artist. You will find his full unfolding up to the Blue Period, an important representation of works from 1917, the series of Las Meninas (1957) and a comprehensive print collection. Housed in 5 medieval palaces and inaugurated in 1963 at the expressed wish of the artist, the museum has a collection of 4,200 pieces of art. Plaça del Rei (King’s Square): a medieval marvel with the Tower of King Martí, 5 floors high which was built in 1555; Santa Àgata’s chapel (15th Century) and the Saló del Tinell (1359-1362). It is said that the Catholic monarchs, Fernando and Isabel, received Columbus here on his return from America. Plaça Sant Jaume: This square is the centre of the city’s political activity with the City Hall facing the Palau de la Generalitat, the seat of the Autonomous Catalan Government. Historically, the city’s two major Roman roads crossed here: the Cardo and the Decumanus. The tour will end at Plaça Sant Jaume in the Gothic Quarter. It is a 2 minute walk to La Rambla, so you can stay and wonder around or return to Plaça Catalunya. Our guide will give you all the orientations you may need. Languages English