Private Guided Tours Barcelona

Pablo Picasso is one of the most renounced Spanish artists from the 20th Century. Here in Barcelona, we have the honor to live amongst his work and enjoy an important collection in a place, I´d say, full of magic at the Picasso Museum.

If you are planning to visit Barcelona, Sant Pau Hospital will be a unique experience, because it is a very nice and beautiful place to visit and with us is cheaper and funnier!

Back in 1900, Passeig de Gràcia was already the most important Avenue in Barcelona. This success was accompanied by the construction of the most fantastic and luxurious houses of that time. Since Casa Milà (La Pedrera) is one of the most important attractions in Barcelona and it has significant architectural importance and In 1984 it was declared Unesco Heritage, it was restored, and then in 1996 open to the public such as tourists in Barcelona.

Feel like the narrow streets and all the cultural and historical heritage is waiting for you to discover it!

Casa Batlló is located in the most important Avenue in Barcelona city back in 1860: Passeig de Gràcia. Since it is an important attraction, not only for tourists in Barcelona but architecturally, in 2005 it was declared Unesco Heritage and it receives more than 1 million visitors every year.

Cosmocaixa, a place for the entire family in Barcelona City. The kids fall in love with every part of it: the dinosaurs, the science experiments, the parts of the human body, and last but not least, the Flooded Wood.

Gracia´s Major Festivity is one of the activities that attract more people to Barcelona city during the summertime. if you don´t know yet what to do in Barcelona when you come, this one might be an amazing plan! Are you gonna miss it?

The fantasy takes over and brings you a Hansel and Gretel picture experience. One of the last unfinished projects of the architect Antoni Gaudi is waiting for you on top of Barcelona city. One of Barcelona´s seesights by excellence.

Gaudí accepted the commission of the Basilica de la Sagrada Familia in November 1883 and, at first, made minor changes to the project, because he was on trial for a few months.

Sagrada Familia is pure MAGIC in so many ways: how it was decided to be built in that specific neighborhood, who funded the construction, the role of Antoni Gaudí, and so on...but mostly why the heck the building is taking that long to be finished?