Barcelona Walking Tours Gothic
- Free Cancellation
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.
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The tour begins next to Barcelona Cathedral, where you will visit its cloister, a haven of tranquillity in the heart of the historic quarter. From there, you will begin a tour of some of the highlights of the Gothic Quarter:
- Roman walls: authentic remains of ancient Barcino, still visible among the streets of the neighbourhood.
- Plaza del Rey: the heart of medieval power, with monuments such as the Salón del Tinell, the Chapel of Santa Àgata and the Mirador del Rei Martí.
- Medieval streets and hidden squares: narrow passages, corners steeped in history and spaces laden with legends.
You will end the tour feeling as if you have travelled back in time, exploring Barcelona's medieval and Roman past through its streets and monuments.
The most complete experience to discover the Gothic Quarter:
- 2-hour guided tour with a professional guide.
- Radio guide system for a better listening experience.
- Entrance to the cloister of Barcelona Cathedral.
- Small groups of up to 15 people.
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
- Exclusive 5% discount when booking online with Barcelona Tickets.
Booking your Barcelona Walking Tours Gothic Quarter is very easy. Once you have made your purchase, you will receive a confirmation voucher in your email. In it you will find a link in PDF format to download your ticket and present it on the day of the tour. Enjoy a quality guided experience, without queues, without waiting and at the best price.
Timetables and languages:
- November–March:
- Monday to Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – English
- Saturdays, 3:00 p.m. – Spanish / Catalan
- April–October:
- Monday to Saturday, 10:00 a.m. – English
- Monday and Saturday, 5:00 p.m. – Spanish
- Thursday, 5:00 p.m. – Italian
Duration: 2 hours
Closed: 1/1, 6/1, 25/12 and 26/12
Meeting point: Tourist information office at Barcelona Cathedral.
Address: Pla de la Seu, s/n.
How to get there:
- Metro: L4 (Jaume I)
- Buses: 47, V15, V17
Free admission for children under 12 accompanied by an adult. Groups of up to 15 people. Please arrive 15 minutes before the start time.
To access Barcelona Cathedral and other religious sites on the tour, visitors must adhere to an appropriate dress code:
Not permitted:
- Caps or hats inside the spaces (except for religious or health reasons).
- Sheer clothing.
- Bare shoulders.
- Low necklines; backs and midriffs must be covered.
- Very short trousers or skirts.
- Flip-flops or going barefoot.
Explore the heart of Barcelona with this walking tour of the Gothic Quarter, guided by history experts. Experience the medieval essence of the city and discover its most hidden corners. Price from 22.65€ with an exclusive online discount. Don't miss out!
What to see in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter?
Some of the highlights of the Gothic Quarter include Barcelona Cathedral, Plaza del Rey, Plaza Sant Felip Neri, Calle del Bisbe and the ancient Roman walls. You can discover all these sights on our walking tour.
Why is the Gothic Quarter called that?
The name Gothic Quarter comes from the large number of medieval and Gothic buildings that remain in the area. However, many of its current features were restored or rebuilt in the 20th century.
What is the oldest neighbourhood in Barcelona?
The Gothic Quarter is the oldest part of the city, as it was here that the Roman town of Barcino was located, the remains of which can still be seen in the Plaza del Rey and other parts of the old town.
What place is very popular in the Gothic Quarter?
One of the most visited places is the Plaza del Rey, where some of the city's most important medieval buildings are located, such as the Salón del Tinell and the Chapel of Santa Àgata.
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