This tour visits the Gothic Quarter including the ancient Cathedral, the Spanish Village. the Olympic Village, Plaza Sant Jaume & Montjuic where your camera should be within easy reach for the wonderful city & harbour views. From the treelined Ramblas Boulevard with its cafes and bars, street performers & flower-stalls, the historic gothic quarter and the incomparable Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia Cathedral, his Modernista architecture and famous Parc Guell, Barcelona should not be missed by any visitor to Spain.

Begins with a visit of Plaza de Catalunya, the Gothic quarter and Plaza Sant Jaume. Continue to the Olympic village and Montjuic for panoramic views of the city and harbour. Try the sparkling Catalan Cava ( wine ) during a visit to Poble Espanyol, which showcases regional architectural. After lunch travel along Paseo de Gracia to see Gaudi's famous modernista buildings, Casa Batllo and La Pedrera before unbelievable Parc Guell, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and La Sagrada Familia Barcelona's most famous landmark. Next Barcelona's Bull Ring and then the Cathedral Sta Maria del Mar, a gothic inspired church. The tour ends near the Picasso museum.

The coach travels through picturesque villages to the Royal Basilica, a historic pilgrim site due to the 12th-century Romanesque carving of the Virgen Moroneta, the Black Virgin. On weekdays visitors can see and listen to one of Europe's oldest children's choirs. This tour includes spectacular views at, 4,051 feet, from Montserrat mountain.

This tour combines the breathtaking spiritual mountain retreat of Montserrat, with the architectural and artistic brilliance of Anton Gaudí: In the morning the coach travels through picturesque villages to the Royal Basilica, a historic pilgrim site due to the 12th-century Romanesque carving of the Virgen Moroneta, the Black Virgin.
This tour includes spectacular views at, 4,051 feet, from Montserrat mountain. On weekdays visitors may see and listen to one of Europe's oldest children's choirs. After lunch the Colonia Güell, a Gaudí masterpiece, less visited by tourists possibly due to its isolated location. Next is Park Güell, the magical city garden, in Barcelona, designed by Gaudí and featuring some of his most creative designs where it appears this magnificent artist let his imagination run free.