4 - 6 hours
Daily Tour
9 people
English
Gaudi
To be able to understand why Gaudi was admired and envied with the same intensity. Father of modern structures, architectural genius, alchemist, team player, visionary, naturalist and finish the tour loving Antonio Gaudi as much as those of us who make up gauditours.
Do not hesitate a moment to visit the most notorious and famous monuments of Barcelona. There is not a genius of architecture in the whole world like Antoni Gaudí. And it is unforgivable to miss the two most ambitious, mature and unfinished projects of this great character.
Declared both heritage of humanity for its complexity, ambition, inspiration and creativity. One located in the example and another in the upper part where you can enjoy an atmosphere and unbeatable views of Barcelona.
(outside or inside) is one of the most visited houses by Gaudí because it sits in Passeig de Gràcia, Barcelona’s city centre. It was finished in 1912 and from outside its sight is already very surprising, a massive house made of stone carved to look undulated like the sea. It is possible to access the rooftop, probably the most amazing in town, the attic and one of the apartments.
also sits in Passeig de Gràcia, a couple of blocks from La Pedrera. It was finished in 1906. The view from outside is surprising but also its interior will amaze you. The quality and work of the materials used, their shapes and colours everything has been set to make the visitor feel in the ocean, surrounded by seaweed, fish, bubbles. A whole experience!
is nowadays a public park but it was supposed to be a private residential area where Gaudí built the road, the main square, market square, entrance and gate buildings. His designs in the park are fairy-tale looking, amazing shapes and colours. From the Park there are great views over the city and the Mediterranean sea.
was began in 1882 and it is planned to be finished in 2026. The dimensions and complexity of the project Gaudí designed as well as other reasons made this construction endless. You might have visited hundreds of churches in your life but no-one like Sagrada Familia. Make sure you do not miss this wonder!
Every day. Sagrada Familia has provisional opening hours:
November to February: Mon to Sat, from 9am to 6pm. Sundays, from 10:30am to 6pm
March and October: Mon to Sat, from 9am to 7pm. Sundays, from 10:30am to 7pm
April to September. Mon to Sat, from 9am to 8pm. Sundays, from 10:30am to 8pm.
4 hours. You can add an extra hour and extend your tour.
MORNING TOURS: Anytime between 9AM and 12.30AM. We recommend around 10AM
AFTERNOON TOURS:
– April thru October: Anytime between 3PM and 6PM (October only until 5PM).
– November thru March: Anytime between 3PM and 4PM (March until 5PM)
The guide will pick you up at your Hotel/ accommodation if it is located close to Passeig de Gràcia or if you booked a chauffeured tour. If your accommodation is located further away, we suggest meeting opposite the Batlló House or La Pedrera / Casa Milà to save time, but we will adapt to your wishes and do our best.
At the last visited site (probably Sagrada Familia, but it depends on tickets availability), or if you booked a chauffeured tour, any point of your choice within Barcelona city limits. However, we always recommend ending the tour at the Sagrada Família, as we consider that a walk once the tour is over is an unforgettable experience.
We can have coffee for a short break, if you are interested in having lunch, we can talk about it and add extra time.
We will require transportation to get to the sites. It is very easy and cheap to move around by Taxi. This itinerary requires 2 to 4 taxi rides (around €10/ride), depending on your requested starting point .We can also arrange a chauffeured prívate Mercedes car or minivan with dedicated driver at your disposal at an extra cost.
Sagrada Familia is a Catholic church, visitors must dress appropriately. The dress code at the Sagrada Familia Church isn’t usually too strict, but they have occasionally banned access to people wearing short shorts (closer to their butts than to their knees), deep plunging necklines or open backs. If you are visiting Barcelona in the summertime, just make sure to bring a scarf to cover your shoulders before entering and avoid wearing shorts that day. Swimwear is not allowed.
Only upon request during the booking process. The number of tickets available is restricted to just a few every hour, for an extra fee. Kids ages 6-16 must be accompanied by an adult. Children under 6 aren’t allowed up the tower. The ascent to the towers must be done by elevator after usually a short wait. The descent can only be done through the staircase. The views are amazing, but they were not created to be viewpoints but bell towers. The descent is not recommended for claustrophobic people, people with heart problems, pregnant women or fearful people.
Of course! In our experience we recommend the guided tour at Casa Mila, because it is a much more representative example of Gaudi's architecture and the visit offers an overview of the 19th century bourgeoisie. We consider that the visit to Casa Batllo is very intuitive and is usually overcrowded for a sightseeing tour. In addition, they have a technology that facilitates the individual visit, however we are happy to accommodate your wishes.
Absolutely! Park Güell and Sagrada Familia are accessible for wheelchairs. Please inform the guide in advance to take it into account and request adapted transportation.
Curiously, we have children and we know how to charm them. Please mention if there are children in your group so that we can adapt the itinerary and approach.
| # | Discount group | From adult | To adult | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | 1 adult | 1 | 1 | €0,00 |
| 1 | 2 adults | 2 | 2 | €272,00 |
| 2 | 3 adults | 3 | 3 | €598,00 |
| 3 | 4 adults | 4 | 4 | €924,00 |
| 4 | 5 adults | 5 | 5 | €1.250,00 |
| 5 | 6 adults | 6 | 6 | €1.576,00 |
| 6 | 7 adults | 7 | 7 | €1.902,00 |
| 7 | 8 adults | 8 | 8 | €2.228,00 |
| 8 | 9 adults | 9 | 9 | €2.554,00 |
