Meeting Point

Plaça de Catalunya

Fuente Canaletas

We will enter the Old Town to discover the city’s most famous fountain for locals in Barcelona.

Placa de la Vila

After a short stop to try traditional nougats, we will walk through Plaça de la Vila to visit the ancient Roman necropolis.

Roman Acueduct

We will see the famous Roman aqueduct to better understand the impressive engineering skills of the Romans.

College of Architects

We will make a short stop in front of the College of Architects to see the mural designed by Picasso, one of his few outdoor works.

Barcelona Cathedral

We will see the famous Barcelona Cathedral, which is over 600 years old.

Casa del Ardiaca

We will learn about the Casa del Ardiaca after passing through the gates of the ancient Roman city.

Placa Ramón Berenguer

We will learn about this important historical figure from Catalonia to better understand the history of this place.

Caganer Statue

We will meet the famous and much-loved Catalan character, the Caganer, where children will discover an important part of Catalan culture.

Placa del Rei

We will visit this famous square, which was the administrative center and for many centuries the place where the kings of Barcelona and the counts stayed.

Augustus Temple

Will see the remains of the temple.

El Call

After walking behind the cathedral and passing Plaça Sant Felip Neri, we will arrive at the oldest part of the city, the Jewish Quarter, El Call.

The Ramblas

After crossing the famous La Boqueria street, we will return to La Rambla to see the iconic Umbrella Building.

Joan Miró Mosaic

We will walk on the famous mosaic by Catalan painter Joan Miró and briefly explore its history.

Liceu Theatre

We will walk down La Rambla, passing in front of the famous Liceu Theatre, where we will briefly explore its history as well.

Placa Real

We will arrive at this famous arcaded square in Barcelona, the only one of its kind, to see Gaudí’s street lamps and continue our tour.

Ferran Street

We will walk along this important street as we approach our final destination.

Sant Miquel Square

We will pass through this square to see a sculpture dedicated to the castellers, a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage and an important part of Catalan culture.

Sant Jaume Square

We will finish the tour in the city’s most important square, Plaça Sant Jaume, where we will see both the Barcelona City Hall and the Palau de la Generalitat. Here we will understand where major decisions are made and meet the city’s final guardian, one of Barcelona’s most beloved figures.

Ending Point

Sant Jaume Square