Marvels of Barcelona Walking Tour

This local restaurant serves as part of the cultural heritage of the city as it speaks to Barcelona’s architectural flavour and has been frequented by artists like Pablo Picasso and Antoni Gaudi.

This photo mosaic “The World Begins With a Kiss” tells the story of the War of Spanish Succession, and the Catalan holiday that marks a historic battle in the region’s history.

The heartbeat of the Gothic Quarter, this stunning cathedral pays homage to the patron saint of Barcelona and how she met her brutal end.

Dating back to the I Century B.C., this tiny house includes ruins of the Roman wall as well as arcades of the aqueducts that gave the city water.

This famous neo-gothic style bridge, “Bishop’s Bridge” is more than meets the eye; it holds the secret of an urban legend.

Nestled in the labyrinth of the Gothic Quarter, this small square is one of the most important places for understanding the complexity of Catalan history, and it bears the scars of its sombre past.

The former Jewish neighbourhood of Barcelona, El Call has a rich history full of facts, legends, and an ancient synagogue dating back to as early as the 3rd century.

Home to the seat of the Catalan government, City Hall, and the story of Catalonia’s most beloved Saint, this square is a place of celebration and protest and grants visitors a glimpse into Catalan culture.

This stunning Royal Palace is also home to some dark remnants of Barcelona’s past during the Spanish Inquisition.

In the outskirts of the Roman city sat “Wheat Square” now known as “Angel’s Square” due to a heavenly apparition during the procession of Saint Eulalia.

Situated in the heart of the trendy “El Born” neighbourhood, this gorgeous basilica is a testament to the city's maritime history.