Barcelona Top 10 Highlights: Private 8-Hour Tour

In a very streamlined division, you can divide Barcelona into two sections – L’Eixample, which is the part of town where you will find the Gaudi buildings like his famous Sagrada Familia Basilica. And the Old Town, which is the Medieval quarter.  The Eixample neighborhood is open to traffic, while the Old Town is pedestrianized and is therefore done on foot.

Here’s your itinerary:

09:30: pick-up
10:00-13:00: Explore the Medieval Gothic Quarter – this is done on foot as this part of town is pedestrianized. If you’d prefer not to walk, the guides can happily arrange bicycle taxis.
Lunch: either at a local, non-touristy tapas restaurant or la Boqueria Market – your guide will work with you to find the option that fits your group!
14:00-16:00: Discover l’Eixample district with its Art Nouveau buildings (like Gaudi’s la Sagrada Familia, Park Güell), Montjüic, the waterfront and Olympic area.