In this tour, you will have the opportunity to explore the historic and charming neighborhoods of El Born and the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona. You will learn about the rich history and architecture of both places while enjoying an unforgettable day!

Tour Program:

1. El Born Neighborhood:
   • Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar: Our tour begins at the Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar, located in the heart of El Born. This magnificent Gothic structure, built in the 14th century, is one of the most important religious buildings in the city. Our guide will explain the history and architecture of the basilica, and we will explore its impressive stained glass and detailed stone carvings inside.
2. Passeig del Born: After leaving Santa Maria del Mar, we head to Passeig del Born. This historic street used to host tournaments and now features numerous elegant cafés and boutiques. We will take a brief stroll along the street to soak in its atmosphere.
3. El Born Centre de Cultura i Memòria: Next, we will visit the El Born Centre de Cultura i Memòria. This center houses an archaeological area showcasing the remains of the Spanish War of Succession in 1714. Our guide will provide detailed information about this important site that sheds light on the history of Barcelona.
4. Gothic Quarter:
   • Barcelona Cathedral (La Seu): After a short walk from El Born, we arrive in the Gothic Quarter, with our first stop at the Barcelona Cathedral. This magnificent Gothic cathedral is considered the spiritual center of the city. We will explore its interior to discover its stunning architecture and historical treasures.
5. Plaça del Rei: After the cathedral, we proceed to Plaça del Rei. This square is surrounded by the Royal Palace and other medieval buildings. Our guide will inform us about the history of the square and the important events that took place here.
6. Plaça de Sant Jaume: We continue our tour at Plaça de Sant Jaume, the political heart of Barcelona. This square is home to the Palau de la Generalitat de Catalunya and the City Hall of Barcelona. Our guide will explain the history of these buildings and the political structure of Catalonia.
7. Jewish Quarter (El Call): Finally, we will walk through the narrow streets of the Gothic Quarter until we reach the Jewish Quarter. This neighborhood was home to the Jewish community of Barcelona during the Middle Ages. Our guide will share the history of the area and the stories of the Jewish community that lived here.

Included :

• Guide

Not Included:

• Museum entry fees

Recommendations:

• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
• Dress appropriately for the weather conditions.
• Don't forget to bring your camera and spare batteries.

Note:

• If visitors wish to visit additional museums, they can reserve tickets independently or we can manage them for you. It is very important to purchase museum tickets at least 2 weeks in advance, as Barcelona is a highly touristy city and it can sometimes be difficult to find available tickets.
• Prices are per person and may vary depending on the high season.  Please contact us.