Esglésies de Sant Pere de Terrassa
These churches form a monumental medieval complex in Parc del Vallparadís, a vast green space in the city.
Former Hospital de la Santa Creu
A former Gothic hospital, now hosting cultural institutions, set among centuries-old courtyards and arches in the heart of the Raval.
Carrer de Montcada
A major street of medieval Barcelona, lined with Renaissance courtyards and palaces.
Basílica de Santa Maria del Pi
A church in the Catalan Gothic style, built between 1319 and 1391, which also hosts exhibitions and cultural events, with a bell tower offering views over the city.
MUHBA – Museu d’Història de Barcelona – Plaça del Rei
Main site of the museum dedicated to preserving Barcelona’s memory, from the Roman Barcino to the contemporary city.
Montserrat, Food and Wine
You'll learn about the mysteries of Mount Montserrat and discover its monastery, legends and amazing views. You'll visit a boutique winery, where you'll be able to sample Catalan cuisine and wines.
Guided tour of the cathedral and immersive experience
Immerse yourself in the Gothic art and architecture of Barcelona Cathedral on a guided tour that includes the rooftops and an immersive experience.
National Art Museum of Catalonia
If you want to visit one of Barcelona's most iconic museums and experience an authentic journey through a thousand years of art history, you must visit the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya. Located in the imposing Palau Nacional de Montjuïc, it offers a unique tour of the main artistic movements that have marked Catalan and European culture, from Romanesque art to the avant-garde of the 20th century. In addition to its permanent collection, the MNAC stands out for its privileged views of Barcelona, its temporary exhibitions and its spectacular 360º viewpoint. Without a doubt, it is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the cultural and artistic wealth of the city.
Monestir de Sant Cugat del Vallès
Ancient fortified Benedictine abbey, featuring one of Catalonia’s best-preserved Romanesque cloisters.
Sinagoga de Barcelona
One of Europe’s oldest Jewish temples lies tucked away in the heart of the Call, Barcelona’s historic Jewish quarter.
Església de Sant Pere de les Puel·les
A Romanesque building that preserves the memory of the city’s oldest Benedictine nunnery.
Literary Tour of Barcelona
Do you want to visit the settings for two novels that have captivated thousands of readers? You can't miss these two literary trails that take you on a journey through the magical Barcelona of "The Shadow of the Wind" and the fantastical Barcelona of "The Cathedral of the Sea".
Gothic Quarter by Night
Barcino, the charm and mystery of the city by night. See the old town when it's quiet. The old town reveals its history by evoking the Roman city and medieval era.Architour takes you on an intimate, sensorial tour where architecture converges with the phenomenon of the city and intertwines with history, art, sociology and culture in general.
Guided tour of the Picasso Museum
Guided tour of the Museu Picasso in a small group led by an official guide who is an expert on the great artist.
Biblioteca Nacional de Catalunya
An institution preserving Catalonia’s bibliographic heritage within the Gothic walls of the former Hospital de la Santa Creu.
Barcelona Walking Tours Gothic
Explore the historical essence of Barcelona with a walking tour of the Gothic Quarter, the oldest part of the city. Accompanied by a professional guide, you will travel from Roman Barcino to medieval Barcelona, discovering secrets, legends and charming corners. This tour will take you through cobbled streets, iconic squares and unique monuments as you learn about the most important episodes in the history of the city. An enjoyable, cultural experience, perfect for those who want to understand Barcelona from its roots.
Barcelona Cathedral
Discover one of Barcelona's most impressive architectural gems! Barcelona Cathedral, located in the heart of the Gothic Quarter, is a place steeped in history, art and spirituality. Seat of the city's archbishopric, its Gothic architecture is renowned worldwide and has been recognised as a Site of Cultural Interest and a National Historic-Artistic Monument. During your visit, you can admire its spectacular interiors, the choir, the cloister, and enjoy panoramic views of the city from its rooftop. In addition, the cathedral pays homage to Saint Eulalia, the former patron saint of Barcelona, and houses her crypt, making it an even more special place. With its majestic design, it is a must-see for any lover of history and culture.
Basílica dels Sants Màrtirs Sant Just i Pastor
A 14th-century Gothic gem, tucked away among centuries-old alleyways, in Barcelona’s oldest square.
MUHBA – Museu d’Història de Barcelona – El Call
Interpretation centre located in the former Jewish quarter, dedicated to preserving and sharing the memory of Barcelona’s medieval Jewish community.
