163 activitati in Barcelona, SPAIN

Our 90-minute Segway Tour starts below the Arc de Triomf, one of the city's most iconic landmarks. After a brief training to get to grips with your Segway, you will glide through the green oasis of Parc de la Ciutadella, decorated with several statues and the famous monumental Cascada inspired by the Trevi fountain. Accompanied by your expert guide, you will discover stately buildings like the Castle of the Three Dragons and stop for photos next to the Martorell Museum. Wheeling your Segway down along the edge of the historical Born district and across the Ictineo Square, you will get to Barcelona’s Port Vell - the city’s historical port which mesmerizes visitors with its picturesque views. Afterwards, the tour leads you to Parc de la Barceloneta where you will have a glance at the Olympic Village constructed for the 1992 Summer Olympic Games, before returning to the start point. Languages English, French, German and Spanish.

Experience the fire and passion of Spain’s national dance at Tablao Flamenco Cordobés, one of Barcelona's top flamenco venues, located in heart of the Ramblas. Highlights - Surround yourself with a spectacular setting - Enjoy the most passionate of art forms, the flamenco - Choose to dine on a spectacular traditional buffet Enjoy an evening of spectacular entertainment in sumptuous surroundings that are reminiscent of the Alhambra in Granada under the roof where some of the greatest names in flamenco have performed over the years, bequeathing the tablao with a legendary status. The Tablao Flamenco Cordobés is the ideal setting for a romantic and intimate evening as you experience an interpretation of the most passionate of art forms. You'll see how singing, dancing and music is combined to provide a spectacle packed with fire, drama and passion. Improvisation is a key element of flamenco, with each artist individually interpreting the rhythm and communicating the beat to the other performers, giving flamenco the rawness that aficionados so crave. Communication between the artists and audience is a vital part of the performance. If you choose the option with dinner, you will enjoy the fruits of a top-class kitchen in décor that reflects the Arab-Andalusian influence in flamenco. The interior was decorated under supervision of restorers and craftsmen from the Alhambra. Dine on a sumptuous buffet consisting of traditional Catalan and Spanish dishes with 33 different hot and cold dishes. A selection of drinks is also available during your meal, including wine, sangria, beer, soft drinks, mineral water and coffee. New Year’s Eve Dinner Itinerary: 8pm – Appetizers 9pm – Buffet dinner 10pm – Flamenco Show Midnight – Lucky grapes and party favors 12:15am – Disco Music 2am – Flamenco Show continues 3:30am – More disco music Menu Appetizers: Scallops and vegetable tempura with a coral mayonnaise Foie Gras bonbon Vegetable crudités with hummus to dip Starters: Iberian ham cuts with bread and tomato Traditional cold meat and cheese assortment Assorted homemade bread Seafood: Mini Seafood cocktail with caviar Prawn with avocado and citrus salad Oyster from El Delta del Ebro with citrus twist Salted Norwegian lobster with passion fruit emulsion Boiled king prawns with tartar sauce Traditional Galician octopus a Feira Roast: Homemade suckling pig Roast beef with Cumberland sauce Stuffed turkey Beef fillets with mushroom sauce Local Specialty Fish: Fresh fish from the market with fennel and saffron sauce White fish with lemon crumble and orange sauce Traditional Food: Homemade paella Christmas cannelloni with mushroom béchamel sauce Mushroom dauphinoise Seasonal sautéed vegetables Tablao’s Desserts: Fresh fruit punch bowl with mint Churros with hot chocolate Mini macaroons “Crema Catalana” crème brûlée with strawberry dust Mini crepes assortment with caramel and compote Chocolate truffles Christmas Sweets: Traditional King's cake Assortment of homemade Nougat and Christmas desserts Candy brochette Drinks: Served with the appetizer: Beer, Martini, Wine, Cava or Sangria. Served with dinner: Sangria, red and white wine, Soft drinks and mineral water Red wine: D.O. Somontano, Enate

This tour of by GoCar is an ideal way to get to know one of Europe's most exciting cities. These easy to drive funky yellow cars have to be the best way to visit Barcelona. Whiz around town with the wind in your hair visiting all the main attractions as well as some spots off the beaten track. And there's no danger of getting lost. The car's inbuilt GPS system guides you around the town like a loc This tour of by GoCar is an ideal way to get to know one of Europe's most exciting cities. These easy to drive funky yellow cars have to be the best way to visit Barcelona. Whiz around town with the wind in your hair visiting all the main attractions as well as some spots off the beaten track. And there's no danger of getting lost. The car's inbuilt GPS system guides you around the town like a local and the integrated audio-guide provides a running commentary on this fabulous city and all the sights. Start by the beautiful Arc de Triomf and then head straight for visionary architect Antoni Gaudi's masterwork, the iconic Basilica of the Sagrada Family. Next drive on to the Parc Guell for a tour of one of Gaudi's lesser known architectural gems where architecture blends seamlessly with nature and then climb the Tibidabo for some spectacular views of the whole city. Next stop is the Camp Nou, home to FC Barcelona, where we'll visit the stadium and pitch. Then we'll venture into areas well off the tourist trail such as the buzzing bohemian neighbourhood of Gracia with its sunny squares and chic bars. Then on the way back, we'll cruise down the classy boulevard of Passeig de Gracia, where you can admire two of Gaudi's most mind-boggling creations, Casa Batllo and Casa Mila, built as apartment blocks for the budding Catalan bourgeoisie over a hundred years ago, and now UNESCO-listed World Heritage Sites. This in depth three hour tour really does give you the low down on Europe's most exciting city. Don't miss out on the experience of a lifetime! Duration: 2 hours and a half. Start or opening time: Opening hours: Summer: 9am – 9pm. Winter: 10am – 7pm. Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Catalan, Portuguese and Russian. Other: Includes car hire, full fuel tank, GPS navigation system, unlimited mileage, second driver, helmets and third party insurance.

Carry Barcelona in your pocket with the brilliant Barcelona Card – it’s all you need to discover every corner of this fascinating and vibrant city. Highlights - Free access to 20 of the most visited attractions - Unlimited travel through the city on public transport - Includes a guide in 6 languages and a map of the city - You can cancel up until the day of the activity without incurring any cancellation fees The card’s benefits have been specially designed to make getting around the city easier than ever before and to grant access to ample attractions bringing together public transport and all the cultural and entertainment treats the city has to offer. The card is available to purchase for three, four or five days in a row. Whether you prefer museums, art galleries, cathedrals or shopping, Barcelona has it all! The Barcelona Card provides you with free access to more than 20 of the most popular attractions of the city (including the Joan Miró Foundation, the Museum of Catalan Modernism and the Columbus Column), free transport around town and special discounts in more than 90 shops, restaurants, museums and many more places. There is skip-the-line access to a select list of museums. You will also receive a trilingual guidebook that includes details about discounts and freebies, area by area tourist information, a general city map and a route map of the metro network. The Barcelona Card is the best way to explore this amazing city at your own pace and at an affordable price. Be given a super shopping card which entitles you to more than 80 perks in loads of shops unique to Barcelona. This type of card is truly one of a kind and lets you enjoy the shopping experience in Barcelona like never before. Where better to start making the most of these discounts than The Barcelona Shopping Line! As the largest open-air retail hub in Europe – the five kilometre stretch turns the city into an enormous shop window which is open to the world. Asides from shopping, the architectural and cultural backdrop make the Barcelona Shopping Line a truly unique retail hub. Languages Two versions in three languages: Catalan/ Spanish/ English and French/ German/ Italian. The Shopping Line map/guide is available in 8 languages.

Highlights - Premium Small Group for a personalized experience - Have a view of the incredible city by land, sea and air - Entrance to La Sagrada Familia Explore Barcelona from different perspectives on a half-day tour by land, sea, and air. With your Electric Bike you will arrive to Montjuïc Mountain where you will jump into the Cable-car to admire the city from the air. Enjoy the stroll around the Olympic Ring and the Montjuïc Castle. Ride down to the harbour and get on board on our boat. Sail along the Barcelona’s seashore to the Olympic Harbor and enjoy the skyline of the city from the sea. Continue your tour to reach the most emblematic Gaudi sites in Barcelona: La Sagrada Familia and Passeig de Gracia, with the best know of Gaudí’s modernist buildings: La Pedrera and Casa Batlló. Should you choose the Full Day option you will have the opportunity to enjoy a whole lot more! After collecting your eBike you will take a a ride towards Montjuïc Mountain where you will hop into a Cable-car and admire the city from the air then enjoy the history offered to you at Montjuïc Castle. Take a leisurly ride down to the port and get on board the Goleta to sail along the Barcelona’s coastline to the Olympic Harbor, whilst enjoying the city’s beautiful skyline from the water. Continuing your tour, you will visit the most iconic Gaudi site in Barcelona: La Sagrada Familia, where you will have the chance to see the interior of this majestic church. Afterwards, hop back onto your eBike, and ride up to the Park Güell and enjoy a relaxing stroll around this famous landmark. Move on to Passeig de Gracia, where you will see the beautiful façade of the Gaudí’s modernist masterpieces: La Pedrera and Casa Batlló. From here, you will make your way back to where your day began. Languages English, Spanish, French and Italian. Other languages on request.

Home to Antoni Gaudí, Barcelona is known as the capital of Modernism and boasts some of the most celebrated Modernist architecture and structures found anywhere in the world. One of the great innovators of his time, Gaudí left his mark on the map of Barcelona and visitors can explore a whole host of architectural treasures that he left behind. From the unfinished masterpiece La Sagrada Familia to the incredibly creative Parc Guell, tour Gaudí’s legacy and discover exactly why Barcelona has such a reputation to this day. Begin your excursion with a walking tour of the Sagrada Familia’s beautiful exterior. Probably Gaudí’s most iconic design, the gothic and modernist combination remains unfinished to this day. Stroll around its unique spires and facades and learn about the basilica’s rich history including how Gaudí’s untimely death caused construction to stutter. Proceed to Carmelo Hill in the Gracia district of the city to take in Parc Guell, Gaudí’s modernist and at times bizarre public park. Wander through its streets and gardens and pause as your guide stops to explain the significance of attention grabbing objects such as the multicoloured mosaic salamander. Make the short trip to Paseo de Gracia, widely regarded as Barcelona’s most expensive street to admire Gaudí’s famous designs for apartment buildings such as the futuristic Casa Batlló and the striking La Pedrera. You are sure to be amazed by the complexity and creativity involved in all of Gaudí’s works and this tour is the ideal way to appreciate the structures and their history. Others: INCLUDED: • Walking visit to Güell Park with entrance ticket. • Walking tour around the outside of the Sagrada Familia • Walking tour down the Passeig de Gràcia (from Casa Milà “La Pedrera” to Casa Batlló) NOT INCLUDED: • Tickets to the Sagrada Familia, Casa Batlló and Casa Milà “La Pedrera.”

Don’t wait any longer to discover PortAventura Park and Ferrari Land, two theme parks that offer thrilling rides for all the family. In PortAventura Park you’ll live through unique adventures in any of its incredible themed zones, while in Ferrari Land you can explore your passion for the Italian motor-racing team. Highlights - Immerse yourself in the fascinating worlds of PortAventura Park - Visit the first Ferrari theme park in Europe Book your combined ticket now and enjoy a unique experience. PortAventura Park You’ll have the best time in one of the best theme parks in Spain, located in the charming Costa Daurada. Live through adventures in six different themed zones, including China, the Far West, Polynesia, Mexico, Mediterrània and SésamoAventura. In any zone, you’ll discover fantastical worlds and enjoy attractions and shows for all the family. Shambhala is the star attraction of the park and offers a totally different experience. It’s the tallest rollercoaster (76 metres) and it’s the longest drop in all of PortAventura Park. In the short time it takes to go up the second tallest rollercoaster in Europe, you’ll feel as if you’re flying through the air as you whizz up and down in a ride that defies gravity with speeds up to 134km/h. After all the emotions of the rides, you can relax and recharge your batteries in one of the park’s restaurants where you’ll have the chance to taste a variety of dishes from all over the world. Ferrari Land Put yourself in the shoes of an F1 driver and get to know the secrets of this prestigious Italian make and its creator, Enzo Ferrari. Up to 11 attractions using the most advanced technology await in this innovative park, dedicated to the exclusive world of Ferrari. Live through all the sensations of F1 in the tallest and fastest vertical accelerator in Europe, where in just 5 seconds you’ll accelerate from 0 to 180 km/h to reach the highest point at 112 metres. Experience a release of adrenaline in the free fall Towers, a large-scale representation of all the mechanics. And there’s the bounce-back Tower, which will lift you up to the sky while simulating the movements of Ferrari pistons. And if that’s not enough, in Ferrari Land you can compete with your family on the 570-metre race track, simulators and the opportunity to take a journey through Ferrari’s history in the Ferrari Experience. Opening hours Please consult the calendar and opening hours on the park’s website. Conditions of use 1 day 2 parks 1-day ticket to Ferrari Land. On this day, you will be able to access PortAventura Park during its opening hours. 2 days 2 parks 1-day ticket to Ferrari Land. On this day, you will be able to access PortAventura Park during its opening hours. This ticket also includes 1 full day’s access to PortAventura Park. The 2 visits must be made within 3 days of each other. 3 days 2 parks 1-day ticket to Ferrari Land. On this day, you will be able to access PortAventura Park during its opening hours. This ticket also includes 2 full days’ access to PortAventura Park within its opening hours. The 3 visits must be made within 7 days of the first visit. Access is valid during the 2019 season in accordance with the opening hours of each park. Guests with a disability: Tickets are only available to purchase at the ticket booths (minimum incapacity of 33% that must be proven).

Discover the legacy of Antoni Gaudí, Barcelona’s favourite son, on this guided tour of his most famous landmarks. Pass the beautiful modernist facades of la Pedrera and Casa Batllo as you make your way down Passeig de Gràcia to to his undoubted masterpiece, the unfinished La Sagrada Familia. Discover the fascinating history behind this unique structure as you skip the line and are lead on a guided tour of the church’s exterior and interior, learning how Gaudí took over the project but tragically died in the middle of construction that has still not been completed. Begin your tour at Plaza Catalunya where you will take a bus tour of some Gaudí’s most iconic designs. Make your way up the elegant, upmarket Passeig de Gràcia lined with designer shops, major banks and most importantly, Casa Battlò and Casa Milà, two exceptional city centre Gaudí structures. Admire the flowing and undulating facades of these striking city houses that have been owned over the years by some of the city’s most wealthy residents. Then arrive at the highlight of the tour, La Sagrada Familia, the unique and iconic basilica that Gaudí commenced in 1883 and to which he dedicated the last years of his life until his untimely death in 1926. Marvel at the towering modernist spires of its exterior and then skip the line as you head inside to admire the pillars, columns and stained glass windows of the interior. Your guide will explain the building’s rich history and detail the future plans for the church, including the vision of finally finishing Gaudí’s masterpiece before the centenary of his death. Languages Officially-licensed, English-speaking experts on Gaudí's architecture.

Barcelona is a fascinating blend of the old and modern and you will discover during this tour. See how history and tradition go hand in hand with emerging trends in fashion, cuisine, architecture and art. This fully guided morning tour will take you from the maze of medieval streets in the Gothic Quarter up to the modern Olympic Port and the magnificent Montjuic Mountain, with its futuristic sports complex built for the 1992 Olympics. The tour starts near the imposing Gothic Santa Eulalia Cathedral, which is famed for its cloister. Explore the maze of narrow streets around the Plaça Sant Jaume, which are packed with quirky boutiques and trendy bars as well as traditional shops such as drapers and bakeries. Then it's time to explore modern Barcelona. Your guide will explain how the Olympics re-invigorated the city both socially and economically. Visit the new port area, with its upmarket shops, cinemas and other leisure facilities. Then climb to top of Montjuic, the location of the Olympic Ring, an impressive complex of sports facilities comprising the athletics stadium, the Palau Sant Jordi and the Calatrava Tower. Continue to Poble Espanyol with its charming collection of replica buildings and plazas from all over Spain. Here you will also find a wide selection of arts and crafts shops selling all sorts of wares – and you will even be able to see the crafts people at work. Then after sampling some cava, climb back to Montjuic by cable car and enjoy stunning views over the city and port on the go.

Discover the legacy of Antoni Gaudí, Barcelona’s favourite son, on this guided tour of his most famous landmarks. Pass the beautiful modernist facades of la Pedrera and Casa Batllo as you make your way down Passeig de Gràcia to to his undoubted masterpiece, the unfinished La Sagrada Familia. Discover the fascinating history behind this unique structure as you skip the line and are lead on a guided tour of the church’s exterior and interior, learning how Gaudí took over the project but tragically died in the middle of construction that has still not been completed. Begin your tour at Plaza Catalunya where you will take a bus tour of some Gaudí’s most iconic designs. Make your way up the elegant, upmarket Passeig de Gràcia lined with designer shops, major banks and most importantly, Casa Battlò and Casa Milà, two exceptional city centre Gaudí structures. Admire the flowing and undulating facades of these striking city houses that have been owned over the years by some of the city’s most wealthy residents. Then arrive at the highlight of the tour, La Sagrada Familia, the unique and iconic basilica that Gaudí commenced in 1883 and to which he dedicated the last years of his life until his untimely death in 1926. Marvel at the towering modernist spires of its exterior and then skip the line as you head inside to admire the pillars, columns and stained glass windows of the interior. Your guide will explain the building’s rich history and detail the future plans for the church, including the vision of finally finishing Gaudí’s masterpiece before the centenary of his death. Languages Officially-licensed, English-speaking experts on Gaudí's architecture.

Home to Antoni Gaudí, Barcelona is known as the capital of Modernism and boasts some of the most celebrated Modernist architecture and structures found anywhere in the world. One of the great innovators of his time, Gaudí left his mark on the map of Barcelona and visitors can explore a whole host of architectural treasures that he left behind. From the unfinished masterpiece La Sagrada Familia to the incredibly creative Parc Guell, tour Gaudí’s legacy and discover exactly why Barcelona has such a reputation to this day. Begin your excursion with a walking tour of the Sagrada Familia’s beautiful exterior. Probably Gaudí’s most iconic design, the gothic and modernist combination remains unfinished to this day. Stroll around its unique spires and facades and learn about the basilica’s rich history including how Gaudí’s untimely death caused construction to stutter. Proceed to Carmelo Hill in the Gracia district of the city to take in Parc Guell, Gaudí’s modernist and at times bizarre public park. Wander through its streets and gardens and pause as your guide stops to explain the significance of attention grabbing objects such as the multicoloured mosaic salamander. Make the short trip to Paseo de Gracia, widely regarded as Barcelona’s most expensive street to admire Gaudí’s famous designs for apartment buildings such as the futuristic Casa Batlló and the striking La Pedrera. You are sure to be amazed by the complexity and creativity involved in all of Gaudí’s works and this tour is the ideal way to appreciate the structures and their history. Others: INCLUDED: • Walking visit to Güell Park with entrance ticket. • Walking tour around the outside of the Sagrada Familia • Walking tour down the Passeig de Gràcia (from Casa Milà “La Pedrera” to Casa Batlló) NOT INCLUDED: • Tickets to the Sagrada Familia, Casa Batlló and Casa Milà “La Pedrera.”

Hop on a coach and begint your visit towards Camp Nou Stadium. You will start on the first floor of the Museum, which was renovated on June 12, 2010. This is a modern museum with large-format interactive walls, new showcases and a wide collection of objects that reveal the history of FC Barcelona and explain the values that have made Barça “more than a club”. The Camp Nou Experience retraces the steps of players that have made history, such as Kubala, Cruyff, Maradona, Guardiola and Ronaldinho, among others, and visitors can feel the true Barça passion by visiting the most emblematic areas of the Camp Nou: including the visitors’ changing room and the tunnel onto the pitch, from where a panoramic view of the whole stadium can be enjoyed. At this point any Barça supporter dream comes true as they sense just what it is like to be a Barça player. You go on to visit the television studio, the mixed zone, the pressroom and the press box. Afterwards, at the In Tour Bar, located inside the stadium, you will enjoy a brunch consisting of two tapas and a drink. The tour ends on the second floor, where you can visit the fascinating Multimedia space, which was renovated in January 2010, and which has been received enthusiastically by members and visitors.

Explore Barcelona’s most magnificent and iconic landmark, Sagrada Familia with this fantastic skip the line tour. Highlights - Skip the line to Gaudi's most famous masterpiece - Learn about the history of the unique structure at the Sagrada Familia Museum - Ascend to the top of the tower where you can marvel over panoramic views The unfinished masterpiece of Barcelona’s favourite son, Antoni Gaudí, this outstanding modernist basilica is a highlight of any trip to Barcelona. Discover the fascinating history behind this unique structure as you skip the line and are led on a guided tour of the church’s exterior and interior, learning how Gaudí took over the project but tragically died in the middle of construction that has still not been completed. Then head to the Sagrada Familia museum to learn about the development of the church from its early beginnings to the present say and even the future plans for its completion. One of the most admired and visited buildings in the world, the Sagrada Familia can attract huge crowds but with this offer you will stroll past the queues and skip the frustrating waiting time. Crane your neck to take in the spectacular spires and towers of its modernist exterior before heading inside to appreciate the pillars, columns and stained-glass windows of the interior. Proceed to the Sagrada Familia museum where you will see drawings, plaster models and pictures about the history and development of this basilica from its early beginnings to the present day. The museum also presents fascinating inside information about Antoni Gaudi's life, works and tragic death. At the end of the museum visit, your guide will leave you at the lift at the foot of the museum’s massive tower. Ascend to the top to finish your tour by marvelling at the stunning panoramic views of Barcelona.

Enjoy the best of Barcelona in this three hour walking tour of the Gothic Quarter. You’ll have a chance to sample some delicious traditional tapas as you learn about the origin and development of this civilized Spanish custom. Then sit back and enjoy a real flamenco show in the heart of the old town. This tour is ideal for anyone with an interest in food and culture, wishing another side to the vibrant and cosmopolitan capital of Catalunya. The tour will start with a visit to a traditional tapas bar in the heart of Barcelona’s old town. As you enjoy a selection of delicious tapas, your friendly local guide will tell all you about the history and traditions associated with Spanish small-plate dining and experience for yourself the tantalizing tapas scene prevalent in Barcelona today. Try dry-cured Jamon Iberico, the best ham in the world, as you learn about the characteristics of this foodie’s delight. Next we’ll go for a stroll around the Barri Gotic, Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, a maze of narrow streets opening up onto quiet squares where you’ll see the locals go about their everyday lives. You’ll see Roman walls, mediaeval merchants’ palaces and some wonderful churches including Barcelona’s magnificent Gothic Cathedral. The tour ends with a live flamenco show. Although native to the southern region of Andalusia, Barcelona has long been an important centre for this most passionate of art forms producing many local talents such as Carmen Amaya and Miguel Poveda, as well as attracting artistes from the South. Experience how music and dance intermingle in this improvisational art form with moments of both sombre concentration and fiery explosion. It’s bound to get your pulse racing. Languages English & Spanish

Explore Barcelona’s most magnificent and iconic landmark, Sagrada Familia with this fantastic skip the line tour. Highlights - Skip the line to Gaudi's most famous masterpiece - Learn about the history of the unique structure at the Sagrada Familia Museum - Ascend to the top of the tower where you can marvel over panoramic views The unfinished masterpiece of Barcelona’s favourite son, Antoni Gaudí, this outstanding modernist basilica is a highlight of any trip to Barcelona. Discover the fascinating history behind this unique structure as you skip the line and are led on a guided tour of the church’s exterior and interior, learning how Gaudí took over the project but tragically died in the middle of construction that has still not been completed. Then head to the Sagrada Familia museum to learn about the development of the church from its early beginnings to the present say and even the future plans for its completion. One of the most admired and visited buildings in the world, the Sagrada Familia can attract huge crowds but with this offer you will stroll past the queues and skip the frustrating waiting time. Crane your neck to take in the spectacular spires and towers of its modernist exterior before heading inside to appreciate the pillars, columns and stained-glass windows of the interior. Proceed to the Sagrada Familia museum where you will see drawings, plaster models and pictures about the history and development of this basilica from its early beginnings to the present day. The museum also presents fascinating inside information about Antoni Gaudi's life, works and tragic death. At the end of the museum visit, your guide will leave you at the lift at the foot of the museum’s massive tower. Ascend to the top to finish your tour by marvelling at the stunning panoramic views of Barcelona.

Spanish people love sweets and Barcelona has a delicious range of sweets, chocolates, pastries and desserts to be enjoyed at any time of the day. Our friendly food connoisseur guide will lead you along this luscious walking tour that will start in a monastic pastry and sweet shop where you will be told how it all began. Learn how in the monasteries, medieval monks and nuns elaborated homemade delicacies that have been passed down to us. In Spain there are still many monasteries that to this day make these small pieces of heaven, some of which you will be able to taste, accompanied by a small glass of the special wine used in religious services. Head into the Gothic Quarter, strolling along the narrow and ancient streets where the chocolate guild was located a few centuries ago. Here we can smell the sweetest scents of the city that will make you crave chocolate and other delicious goodies. Two more exquisite stops are still waiting ahead before the tour finishes in the Born area with a tasting of some of the local treats.