Barcelona Tour

The building today belongs to the Generalitat de Catalunya and houses a cultural center, consisting of three exhibition halls, a large space for concerts, a bookstore, the Information Center of Catalonia, a tourist office of the city, and beautiful gardens open to the public.

Another town, another city, another country, another world, another universe, these are the sensations you get when you enter the Barrio de Gràcia. Its bohemian, multicultural atmosphere and own personality, has called the artistic instinct of many great artists, and these have exploited all their art in this beautiful neighborhood causing a selection of galleries, live music, and artistic boutiques of great quality and last but not least: the Graffities!

Barceloneta beach is one of the oldest and most traditional beaches in Barcelona city. It is preferred by foreign users, leisure groups, and schools, who often go there to do activities. It is located in the neighborhood of La Barceloneta (Ciutat Vella). Together with Barcelona's San Sebastian beach and Victoria beach, it is 422 meters long.

A tour in Barcelona can’t be completed if you don’t visit the most important places in the city. There are many sites worth visiting, and you will probably feel attracted to while looking at what to do in Barcelona. Casa Vicens is one of those places that you, as a tourist in Barcelona, need to visit before completing your adventure in what might be the most magical city in Spain.

Barcelona is known as the capital of modernism because of the great quantity and quality of works that it treasures. The set of monuments and outdoor sculptures are an excellent example of public art that gives the Catalan capital, in conjunction with other elements such as its architecture a seal of distinction.

Futbol Club Barcelona, popularly known as Barça or FCB, is a multi-sport entity based in Barcelona city, Spain. It was founded as a soccer club on November 29, 1899, and officially registered on January 5, 1903. 

Located in the "Block of Discord" in the middle of Passeig de Gràcia, the Casa Lleó i Morera has lived practically in the shadow of the Casa Batlló, from 1906, Casa Milá (La Pedrera) (1906-1910) architect Antoni Gaudí and the Casa Amatller from 1900, architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch.

For those who might not know it, the Sagrada Familia is one of the most important works of Gaudí. Therefore, he had some ideas that he used on it while he was alive and working on it. Considered Gaudí's basilica, this place is the magnum opus of the famous architect.

The Sagrada Familia is one of the most important places people can visit in Barcelona. Something that might seem like a curiosity for people, is the fact that is still under construction. This might sound like something weird for some people, but today talk about the Sagrada Familia symbols, which happen to be a reason to visit it!

The Palau de la Música Catalana is located on Sant Pere més Alt street in the Barcelona's Rivera district, Spain. The building, headquarters of the "Orfeón Catalán", founded in 1891 by Lluís Millet and Amadeo Vives, was financed by Catalan industrialists and financiers, enlightened and music lovers, who sixty years earlier had already financed the opera and ballet theater Gran Teatro del Liceo, located in the Barcelona city center.