easy
8 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels as walking is moderate and paced; minimal elevation gain during Park Güell visit.
Discover Barcelona’s architectural icons and vibrant historic quarters in a single day with Amigo Tours Europe’s private guided city tour. Perfect for travelers seeking a rich, curated glimpse into the city's heart.
8 Hours • Ages 3+
Explore the highlights of Barcelona on this full-day tour, featuring the breathtaking Sagrada Familia Cathedral and the enchanting Park Güell with panoramic views. Wander through the historic Gothic Quarter, where ancient charm meets modern vibrancy, and enjoy free time to savor local cuisine and capture unforgettable memories.
Take advantage of your visit to Barcelona and visit the most important points of its city with this full day tour. In this tour, we will start with a visit to the Sagrada Familia Cathedral. You can't miss its spectacular facades and the interior of its altar. After that, you will get in touch with the history of the Park Güell. Enjoy this beautiful and original Park, situated in the top of a hill where you will have the most spectacular views of Barcelona. Our next stop is the Gothic Quarter. As the oldest site in Barcelona, and named after the Roman influence, its rich combination of ancient and modern styles attracts visitors from all over the world. During the tour in the Gothic Quarter you will have some free time, either to have lunch (on your own), buy some souvenirs of the area and also to walk and take unique pictures. We will finish our tour in the center of the old city where you can easily reach other important points of the city.
Corner Street Marina with Street Mallorca, next to the elevator with the big "M", exit of Metro Sagrada Familia
The tour involves significant walking through urban streets and park paths; sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable all day.
Stay hydrated as you move between outdoor sites, especially during summer months under the Mediterranean sun.
Barcelona’s architecture and street scenes offer countless photo opportunities, especially in Park Güell and the Gothic Quarter.
The Gothic Quarter stop includes free time to sample local cuisine; identify a few eateries in advance to maximize your experience.
Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter was originally a Roman settlement called Barcino, with layers of history visible in its street layout and architecture.
Efforts to protect the city’s architectural heritage are balanced with sustainable tourism practices to reduce impact on historic sites.
Essential for navigating city streets, cobblestones, and park paths throughout the day.
Protects against strong Mediterranean sun during outdoor segments.
summer specific
Useful in spring to stay dry during sudden showers.
spring specific
To capture Barcelona’s vibrant architecture and street scenes.