Barcelona & Catalonia
From metropolitan Barcelona spreads a land of such diversity that, although its furthest-flung corner is no more than 200km away, you could spend weeks dissecting it and still feel you’d barely begun. The Costa Brava, blighted by dreary pockets of mass tourism, still boasts much of the wild beauty that first drew visitors here. Just inland are the medieval city of Girona and Figueres, home of the ‘theatre-museum’ of that city’s zany son, Salvador Dalí.
Running across the north, the Pyrenees rise to mighty 3000m peaks from a series of green and often remote valleys, dotted with villages that retain a palpable rural and even medieval air. These mountains provide some excellent walking and skiing. Enchanting Romanesque churches are scattered across the valleys of the north.
Excitement runs thinner in the far west and south, but there’s enough to keep you exploring for days, from the wetlands of the Ebro delta to the historic cities of Tarragona and Girona. Strike out and you’ll discover grand medieval monasteries, lush vineyards and hilltop villages.
Throughout Catalonia (Catalunya in Catalan, Cataluña in Castilian Spanish) the sense of difference from the rest of Spain is intense, not only in the use of Catalan (although everyone speaks Castilian too) but in the festivals, cuisine and reminders of the region’s unique history.
Visit the Casa Milá La Pedrera inside, a beautiful and charming monument of great fantasy with its famous roof-top...
Excursion departs from Barcelona or Palamos ...
Visit La Pedrera inside, a building of great fantasy and impressive façade, the fantastic Casa Batlló outside, located...
Drive along the highway to Girona to visit this important medieval city, with the old Call Jewish quarter, the Bonastruc ça Porta jewish center, the arab baths and the gothic cathedral. Afterwards to Besalú, a monumental example of the Catalan Middle Ages with the Romanesque bridge, the church of Sant Pere, the Jewish quarter and the Mikwé...
A Tapas tour through the city center to taste the famous Spanish Tapas in the Bars. The terraces, pubs and bars should...
The Costa Brava, the wild coast of the province of Girona is bathed by the Mediterranean sea. The coastline that unfolds...
Dinner & Show or Show & drink. ...
A driving tour through the main highlights of the city such as the Eixample district, the modernist Gaudí buildings...
It is a different way to discover Barcelona, by bicycle, organising a tour which take you to the best corners of the...
A walking tour through the Gothic quarter of the city with the churches, convents, palaces, gothic cathedral, the Jewish...
Drive through countryside villages to the Benedictine abbey of Montserrat Monastery which contains the most revered...
A walking tour through the Ribera quarter of the city with the Santa Maria del Mar church, Santa Caterina Market...
Drive to Colonia Güell to visit the incredible Gaudi´s crypt of the church with his architectural innovations and...
A walking tour through the famous Las Ramblas Boulevard with churches, old buildings, Palaces, Boqueria Market, Plaza...
Drive south Barcelona to the Penedès wine country to visit a wine cellar and taste the Catalonian wines. We will visit...
A walking tour to visit Gaudi buildings in the city center such as Casa Milá La Pedrera, a beautiful and charming...
Drive south Barcelona to the Penedès wine country to visit a wine cellar and taste the Catalonian wines. We will do a...
Visit the Santa Eulalia Cathedral, the Gothic and Jewish Quarter, the old Synagogue and las Ramblas walking promenade. Drive to the Montjuic Mountain with lovely views over the city and Ports, and afterwards to the Sagrada Familia church inside (The Temple of the Holy Family)....
We drive to two different wine and cava areas to visit two cellars and taste the Catalonian wines and cavas. Walk among...
Cook the most traditional spanish recipes with our team of professional chefs and enjoy the food you have prepared....
Excursion departs from Barcelona or Palamos ...
