Barcelona: Gaudí, Sagrada Familia & Modernism Walking Tour

We focus on Catalan modernism in central Barcelona: from Plaza Cataluña into Eixample along Passeig de Gràcia and the Manzana de la Discordia – Casa Batlló, Casa Amatller, Casa Lleó Morera – then Gaudí’s La Pedrera and Sagrada Família.

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Basic Information


  • Total time

    2h 30m

  • Language

    English, Spanish (check the calendar for availability)

  • Price

    Our “Pay What You Wish” tours don’t have a fixed price — you decide how much the experience was worth. At the end of the tour, please make a fair contribution that reflects your satisfaction and appreciation for your guide’s work. Most guests give between €10 and €50 per person.

Meeting point

Urban Outfitters, corner of Bergara Street and Plaza Cataluña Nearest public transport: La Rambla metro station; Pelai (FGC) metro station

  • Additional info

    ☂︎ This tour is organised by Barkeno Tours guides. Look for the guide with the pink umbrella.

  • Booking rules

    Booking is obligatory. Our “Pay What You Wish” tours are meant for individual travellers and small groups. Large groups (7 or more people) cannot join these tours, as they significantly affect the experience for others and the guide. For school trips, organised tours, or groups of friends, please arrange a Private Tour. For more information or to schedule a group visit, please contact us directly.

About the tour


In those days, at the turn of the 19th and 20th century, Barcelona was changing rapidly. The city was going through spectacular urban development. The fast industrialization resulted in giant fortunes being made in the blink of an eye. The modern city was forming, based on the new ideas fuelled by the movement of the Catalan cultural revival. It expressed itself in many fields of art: poetry, painting, sculpting and theatre, but most of all in architecture and decorative art.

Barcelona was right in the heart of the Catalan modernist movement. With the money coming from affluent families who wanted their houses decorated in the most opulent style and some of the most creative minds in the history of architecture, it was here that the greatest masterpieces of this era were created. The best known architect who made Barcelona modernism immortal was of course Antoni Gaudí.

Join us and let’s discover together the style that makes Barcelona different and unique compared to all the other cities in the world. Let us introduce you to the one and only Catalan modernism!

Highlights


  1. 1

    Plaça de Catalunya

    A famous square representing Catalan architecture

  2. 2

    Catalan Modernism

    An artistic movement expressing Catalan identity through unique architecture inspired by nature.

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    La Sagrada Família

    Gaudí's genius, unfinished basilica, the undisputed symbol of Barcelona.

Map


Urban Outfitters, corner of Bergara Street and Plaza Cataluña Nearest public transport: La Rambla metro station; Pelai (FGC) metro station

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