212 activities in Barcelona, Spain

If you like football and sports, the FC Barcelona and its spectacular stadium, the Camp Nou is definitely something that you should visit in this city.

Our guide, who is a big Barça fan, will be with you during the visit to the gigantic sports stadium of FC Barcelona. We will have the opportunity to see some facilities like the Palau Blaugrana, the Mini Estadi, the skating rink or the world’s largest Barça store.

We will go inside the museum and the Multimedia Zone and we will see the majestic stadium, the Camp Nou, from the outside and the inside, visiting different places like the presidential area, the visitor locker rooms, the press room and, eventually, you will be able to stand in front of the field, where we will relive the best moments of one of the best football team in the world: the Barça.

You’ll be able to live a unique experience and discover all the secrets of the FC Barcelona with us!

Schedule
Closing dates: 1st of January, 24th of June, 11st of September, 25th of December, 26th of December and the match days.

Languages
English and Spanish.

Highlights
- Hot-air balloon flight in the Montserrat area
- Enjoy panoramic views of the Pyrenees, Mediterranean, and Montserrat
- Conclude the flight with a snack and Champagne toast
- Remember your ride with a flight certificate and photo story
- Montserrat Monastery visit

Enjoy the breathtaking views in a hot air balloon while you fly over the Pla de Bages observing the magnificent view of the unique shape of the Montserrat Mountains. Visit the Monastery of Montserrat and know all the history and ventures of this Monastery dating nearly a thousand years.
Take this exclusive flight on a Hot Air Balloon close to the Montserrat Mountain and admire its unique needle shape formations, one of the most spectacular landscapes in Catalonia.

The activity begins early in the morning and we will head directly to the flying zone, where you will participate in the inflation of the balloon. Once it’s ready, we will take off for an amazing hour of flight close to the Mountain and the surrounding area. At the end of the flight, a 4WD car will be waiting to pick you up and return to the flying zone, where your guide will be waiting for you to keep on with the tour. But before heading to the Monastery, toast with a glass of cava your flight in this magic land.

Continue your visit to the famous Benedictine Monastery, dating nearly a thousand years and well-known for hosting the figure of “La Moreneta”, the saint patron of Catalonia. Depending on the season and timetable, you will have the possibility to admire the boy's choir singing the famous “Escolania de Montserrat”.

The capital of Catalunya is also one of the capitals of many important arts in Spain. Starting with football, with mighty FC Barcelona, until the pictorial arts with names as Picasso, Dali and Gaudí, Barcelona combines modern and historic architecture in a unique way. Founded by the Romans, it became the capital of the county of Barcelona by the Middle Ages and then by merging with the Kingdom of Aragon, the capital of the Principality of Catalonia.

Barcelona has been also the centre of Catalan separatism, since at least the Catalan Revolt of 1640, through the centuries, wars and regimes and still standing proud today. At Plaza Nova and Sant Jaume Square you will see roman ruins that witness the birth of the city, over 2000 years ago. The monumental medieval architecture will take you to the middle ages, like in Plaça del Rei, with the viceroy’s palace and the beautiful Palau Reial, where the Spanish Catholic kings received Christopher Columbus when he returned from his first journey to the New World.

See the outside of the cathedral of Barcelona and the Santa Maria del Mar church, the best examples of Catalan gothic style. Discover the jewish neighbourhood of El Call, and discover the contrasts that have marked Catalan and Spanish history. Walk through the Las Ramblas avenue, known for its street artists, little coffees and traditional Catalonian restaurants. We will unveil the complex layers of this city’s complex past, through a city neighborhood that never lost its ancient atmosphere even today. An unique opportunity to experience this unique side of Barcelona.

You will see:
*Plaza Nova and the Roman times;
*Las Ramblas;
*El Born;
*La Boqueria;
*Catedral de la Santa Cruz y Santa Eulalia de Barcelona;
*El Call, the jewish quarter;
*Salón del Tinell;
*Capella de Santa Àgata;
*Palau del Lloctinent;
*Palau Major.

You will learn about:
*History of Catalunya;
*Foundation legends connected to Hannibal and Hercules;
*Roman period;
*Arrival of the Visigoths;
*Muslim domain;
*Reconquista;
*Spanish Rule;
*Civil war and Franco dictatorship;
*Modern life.

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Location
Start point:
Plaça Nova,5 - 08002 - Barcelona - ES

End point: City center.

Schedule
Duration: 2 Hours

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Enjoy a guided tour by the famous Cathedral of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona. Regardless of beliefs, this cathedral is striking for its architecture, art and history that keeps inside. During your tour you will see the facades and the interior of the basilica, you will acquire essential knowledge that only your guide can give about the symbolism representing the Holy Family as an expression of Christian ideology faith through the construction in stone.

In this temple, an exaltation of the Family of Nazareth as a model for a united family, Christians, especially Roman Catholics, can recognize the tenets of their faith. Likewise, those who profess a different faith or none at all, can find in it the keys for understanding the Christian religion: the history of the Church, the Sacred Scriptures, the tradition of dedication to the Saints, Christian doctrine and worship.

Uncover the rich history of the Gothic centre of Barcelona, which has developed since the Roman period to become the thriving capital of Catalonia that it is today.

Highlights
- Explore the highlights of the city, including the iconic Las Ramblas promenade, with a private guide.
- Try your luck at haggling in La Boquería marketplace, and see where locals shop for their produce and meats.
- Discover sleepy churchyards, medieval alleyways and crumbling Gothic Palaces.
- Learn about the Roman beginnings of the Old Town, and see remnants of this lost past.
- Finish your tour with a self-guided visit to the majestic Barcelona Cathedral with tickets included to the cathedral and its rooftop

The Gothic Quarter – also known as Barri Gòtic, is the area that stretches from La Rambla to Via Laietana, and from the Mediterranean seafront to Ronda de Sant Pere and is the centre of the old city of Barcelona.

It is known as the Gothic Quarter, as it used to be the location of a Roman village and some of the remnants still remain. Currently, the Gothic Quarter is one of the most exciting parts of the city as it’s home to some of Barcelona’s most famous landmarks, excellent restaurants, amazing restaurants and many squares (plaças) to relax and unwind.

Your tour will end with entrance tickets to the Barcelona Cathedral which you will be free to explore at your own pace.

The Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia is a gorgeous Gothic cathedral in the old center of the bustling Catalan city; it is also the seat of the Archbishop of Spain.

The construction of the Cathedral began at the end of the 13th century during the reign of King James II of Aragon and took around 150 years to complete. While the structure and internal decoration of the Cathedral were completed by the 15th century, its neo-Gothic façade was added at the end of the 19th century, covering the rather plain original exterior; the roof (which your tickets give you access to) was also adorned with an impressive range of gargoyles.

Enjoy this masterpiece as the capstone to your highlights tour.

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Location
Start point:
Pl. de Catalunya, 31 - 08002 - Barcelona - ES
Please ensure you arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes prior to the Tour start time.

End point: Close to public transport and taxi links.

Schedule
Duration: 3 Hours

Guide options
Guide type: Guide

Requirements
Please wear clothing that conceals the shoulders, legs and arms when visiting religious sites.

Recommendations
Please wear comfortable shoes.

Your private tour guide will meet you at your hotel or apartment to start off your experience, then you will head to the train station by public transport, where we will take the train and enjoy the Catalonian landscape on our way to Monistrol, located at the bottom of the mountain. Once there you can choose between the rack train or the cable car to get to the popular Santa María de Montserrat Abbey. From this viewpoint you will be able to take amazing pictures.

We will visit the Basilica and we will visit the Virgin of Montserrat, known as Black Madonna “La Moreneta”, a wood carving from the twelfth century, which is the patron saint of Catalonia.

During our visit to this Benedictine monastery, founded in the eleventh century, we will listen to the fantastic boys’ choir of L’Escolania de Montserrat, one of the most famous children choirs in Europe, and the oldest (fourteenth century).

After this experience we can do some hiking to an amazing viewpoint located about 25 minutes away from the monastery or watch an audiovisual to found out about the life of the monks. At the end of this experience we will have lunch to recharge our batteries and return to Barcelona.

For those who love nature and culture, this will be a great experience, for sure!

Schedule
Closing dates: 1st of January, 24th of June, 11st of September, 25th of December, and 26th of December.

Languages
English, German, Spanish, French and Portuguese.

Your tour guide will pick you up from your hotel or apartment with a private car and private driver.

This is a special route for lovers of non-crowded places looking for hidden gems.

We will visit the Carmel bunkers viewpoint, from which you can see the whole city of Barcelona (360º city view).

Despite being popularly known as Bunkers, there has never been any bunker there, only an antiaircraft warfare and its facilities dating from the Spanish civil war.

Later will head all the way up to Tibidabo Mountain, where we will find the Expiatory Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the oldest theme park in the country, with the most spectacular views of the city, it will leave you speechless.

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End point: Same as the starting point

Schedule
Duration: 3 Hours

Guide options
Guide type: Guide

Requirements
Please make sure you answer all the mandatory questions during the booking process.

Make a pilgrimage to the mystical mountaintop retreat of Montserrat in this 5-hour excursion from Barcelona. Your guide will invite you on an exploration of this nearly 1,000-year old Benedictine Monastery set high above Catalonia. You’ll see the famous ‘Black Madonna’ icon and visit the legendary ‘Holy Cave’ where the virgin is said to have once appeared. End by enjoying the sublime singing of ‘La Escolanía de Montserrat’, one of Europe’s oldest children’s choirs.

Highlights
• Half-day trip to the mystical mountaintop monastery of Montserrat
• Admire the famous 'Black Madonna', an icon in the monastery basilica
• Explore the 'Holy Cave' where the Virgin is said to have once appeared
• Enjoy astonishing views of the natural park
• Great way to explore the region near Barcelona

Take a break from sightseeing in the city, and join us on this exciting adventure to one of the most mysterious and magical places in Catalonia.

Enjoy this tour with your passionate guide, who will give you expert local insights into our most deeply rooted cultural traditions. We will pick you up at your accommodation and take comfortable transportation to the mountain of Montserrat.

This magnificent 4,000-foot wonder is easily recognizable from afar by its “serrated” top from which it gets its name. And 2,380 feet above sea level, the Benedictine monastery of Santa Maria de Montserrat enjoys a stunning location, surrounded by an unforgettable natural landscape.

The monastery has served as a center for spiritual retreat for almost one thousand years. We will first visit the basilica, where the Virgin Santa Maria of Montserrat, Patron Saint of Catalonia, is located. The Romanesque statue of “the Black Madonna” originates from the XII century and is today surrounded by a golden altar. According to legend, the Virgin personally appeared in the IX century, giving rise to the hermitage of Santa Maria.

Next, take a walking tour of the monastery surroundings. Enjoy the unparalleled views offered by this region, which was declared as a Natural Park in 1987. We will also discover the Holy Cave where the virgin is said to have appeared with your professional local guide. The site has, since then, become an authentic center for pilgrimage and prayer.

A musical treat will conclude our mystical Montserrat visit: we will listen to the angelic voices of La Escolania de Montserrat, one of the oldest boys' choirs in Europe (subject to seasonal availability).

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Hotel pick-up available.
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The supplier will contact you 48 hours before the service date to confirm the exact pick-up point and time.

End point: Same as the starting point

Schedule
Duration: 5 Hours

Guide options
Guide type: Guide

Requirements
Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Spain is known the world over for its food culture and heritage. Tapas restaurants have cropped up in every major city, but there’s nothing like having the authentic experience in the Catalán capital.

Highlights
- Enjoy several tapas tastings at various restaurants – all included and carefully curated by your expert foodie guide.
- Savour an assortment of Spain's finest dishes, delicacies and flavours.
- Visit a traditional Spanish food market.
- See highlights of the Gothic Quarter, including the wide passenger walkway ‘La Rambla.’
- Eat where the locals eat and drink while experiencing authentic Spanish cuisine.
- Learn about Catalonian tradition and the history of the diverse food from each region.

If you are passionate about food and if sampling the best of local cuisine is your top priority when you are on holiday, then this tour is how you should spend your time. Let yourself loose in Barcelona’s best tapas restaurants as you authentically experience Spain’s varied and traditional cuisine.

Tapas refer to a variety of appetizers or snacks. Served cold (for example olives and cheese) or warm (for example battered, baby squid), tapas have evolved into an elaborate gastronomic event, with most regions in Spain showcasing the best of local ingredients with their own unique flavours and styles of cuisine – anything from exotically flavoured, spicy Moorish stews of the south, to fresh grilled seafood from the coastal areas of Spain. No trip to Spain would be authentic without days filled with tapas samplings.

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Location
Start point:
Plaça del Portal de la Pau
The Columbus Monument next to the entrance of the Tourist Information Point.
Please ensure you arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes prior to the Tour start time.

End point: Close to public transport and taxi links.

Schedule
Duration: 2,5 Hours

Guide options
Guide type: Guide

Requirements
We can accommodate vegetarians and other dietary restrictions. Please notify us in advance if you have any dietary requests.

Recommendations
Please wear comfortable shoes.

Choose your itinerary to get to know the interior of the Catalan Autonomous Community, rich in culture and historical heritage. You will have a car at your disposal for 5 or 7 hours depending on the option you choose to go to one of the two cities. The driver will adapt the itinerary to your needs and you will be able to stop at any point on the route as long as you are back in Barcelona before the end of the contracted hours.

Languages
Spanish and English

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Take a complete tour knowing the popular Güell Park and the famous Cathedral of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona. Güell Park, has over 100 years of history. The main architectural feature of the park is based on the art nouveau, this form of art began to spread from Glasgow to Brussels and then to Barcelona recovering former construction techniques such as the Catalan vault (or timbrel vault) and old craft styles, while at the same time taking an interest in the expressive potential of iron.

The towers access is included Afterwards we will visit the Sagrada Familia Cathedral, where you will see the facades and the interior of the basilica, you will acquire essential knowledge that only your guide can give about the symbolism representing the Holy Family as an expression of Christian ideology faith through the construction in stone.

Travel through history in Girona and immerse in the pristine scenery of Costa Brava. Experience a unique landscape along the way and head into the historic town of Girona. Enjoy a walking tour of the Old Town, have a look at the widest Gothic Cathedral in the world, and be surprised by the colorful spectacle of the houses along the Onyar River. After the Girona tour, drive to Costa Brava and breathe its unique surroundings and nature.

Highlights
• Marvel at the medieval architecture of Girona, while exploring the city's Jewish Quarter
• Soak up Girona's unique atmosphere by walking through its winding streets
• Visit a 19th-century iron bridge designed by Gustave Eiffel
• Get to see the most breathtaking views of the Costa Brava
• Visit the historical town of Pals and the fisherman’s village of Calella de Palafrugell
• A tour to ensure a better experience and more personal attention led by an expert guide

Start your tour with a comfortable pick-up at your accommodation in Barcelona to head directly to the historic town of Girona, where the remains of a Roman and medieval past coexist harmoniously with the present, offering a complex image full of contrasts. Get lost in the maze of narrow streets and travel through time in the best-preserved Jewish neighborhood in Europe with your professional guide.

Admire the Cathedral, boasting the widest Gothic nave in the world, and marvel at the colorful spectacle of houses along Onyar River, which splits the city in two. Because of its beautiful and historic scenery, the medieval center was chosen for some of the most important scenes in the popular series Game of Thrones. Whether by its many bridges crisscrossing the river or by its strong medieval walls, Girona charms its visitors with an exciting panorama.

After exploring Girona with your guide, we will drive to Costa Brava, the northern side of Catalonia’s sunny Mediterranean coast. Before delving completely into nature, we will stop at the picturesque village of Pals. This ancient medieval village was once a fortress, still featuring idyllic cobbled streets and picture-perfect plazas. Its towers and other viewpoints offer the best views over the Mediterranean Sea and will allow you to see as far as the fields and Empordà plains extending into the horizon.

Next, we will continue to the Catalan coast, where you will enjoy the most breathtaking views: green mountains, the sheer relief of the coast, and small villages with whitewashed houses built around the swell of the Costa Brava. We will stop in Calella de Palafrugell, a traditional fishing village that fully retains the charm of its past. Before exploring the surrounding area, we will take a moment to relax and taste some of the delicious local cuisines.

The Caminos de Ronda (ancient pathways), which you will observe near Calella, lead visitors to discover the most pristine corners of the region. Fishermen, watchmen, and smugglers once used these pathways, that allow you to explore the coastal scenery. Follow the pathways to uncover the most popular beaches in the area, as well as hidden coves and cliffsides. You can also take a dip in the crystal clear water, surrounded by unspoiled nature.

The perfect Catalan tour for your family and friends!

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Schedule
Duration: 10 Hours

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Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Leave the hustle and bustle of Barcelona behind and travel back in time to discover the medieval city of Girona. Walk through the defensive walls of the city to enjoy great bird’s eye views of the surrounding area. Visit the best-preserved Jewish Quarter of Europe and marvel at the Gothic Cathedral, famous for having the world’s widest Gothic nave. Continue to Dali’s hometown, travel to Figueres to visit the Dali Theatre Museum, the largest surrealist object in the world and a present that Dali himself wanted to leave to his city.

Highlights
• Marvel at the medieval architecture of Girona, while exploring the city's Jewish Quarter
• Soak up Girona's unique atmosphere by walking through its winding streets
• Visit a 19th-century iron bridge designed by Gustave Eiffel
• Explore Figueres, the artist's birthplace and current home of the Dalí Museum
• Tour the Dalí Museum in Figueres, dedicated to the city's most famous creative genius
• Get an inside look at the life of Salvador Dalí during a guided tour of his former residence
• Learn about the formative experiences that inspired and shaped Dali’s work

After morning pickup at your Barcelona accommodation, travel with your guide for about 1 hour to reach the colorful city of Girona. During the drive, learn about Girona’s long and rich history, from its ancient Roman roots through a thriving medieval era and evolution into a hip, modern Spanish city.

When you arrive, explore Old Town on a walking tour that takes you through past landmarks like the Girona Cathedral and an iron bridge designed by famous French engineer Gustave Eiffel.

Get a sense of life in medieval Spain while wandering through the city’s labyrinthine Jewish quarter, and rest your feet over a cup of coffee in a charming Old Town cafe. With your expert guide continue your tour to the small town of Figueres, located near the French border. Best known as the birthplace of surrealist artist Salvador Dalí, Figueres honors the legacy of its famous former resident with the Dalí Museum — designed by the artist himself and considered the world’s largest surrealist object.

Explore Dalí’s life and work through the museum’s collection of his dimension-bending paintings and other original artifacts (entrance fee not included).

Relax on the return drive through the countryside to Barcelona, where the 10-hour tour concludes with drop-off at your original departure point in the evening.

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Schedule
Duration: 10 Hours

Guide options
Guide type: Guide
Tips type: Included

Requirements
Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Meet your private guide and together take the train to Montserrat. Montserrat is a rocky mountain located 50 km to the southwest of Barcelona. It is considered the most significant and important mountain of Catalonia. The etymology of Montserrat comes from Catalan Mont (mountain) and serrat (serrated). The mountain receives its name for its peculiar morphology. In 1987 Montserrat was declared a Natural Park to ensure its conservation.

The importance of this mountain is due to the legend of the miraculous appearance of the Madonna and Child in one of the caves. This cave received the name Santa Cova (The Saint Cave). To this day the wood carving of the Madonna and Child are kept in the Church of the monastery and it is possible to visit it. This image of the Madonna is popularly known as La Moreneta (The Black Madonna) for its dark color. The color is the result of a reaction caused by varnish. Due to the legend of the Madonna, the mountain has been linked with spirituality. Besides the main monastery of Santa María de Montserrat, there is a great number of small churches and chapels, some of them abandoned.

When we arrive in Montserrat, we will take the cogwheel train up to the monastery, so you can enjoy the great views of the mountain. Once in the monastery, we will take you on a 30 minutes guided tour so you can visit the basilica and la “Moreneta”. Meet your mountain expert guide and start walking one of the most important paths in Montserrat that will lead you to the small chapel called Santa Cova. This is the place where the Black Madonna was found. The way is easy to follow and has spectacular views. At the end of the tour you will be given some free time to enjoy the place at your own peace.

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Schedule
Duration: 8 Hours

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We will pick you up at your hotel in Barcelona city early in the morning to take you to the volcanic area of Girona Province, We will begin our visit with the spectacular medieval village of Besalú. The old bridge over the river Fluvià transports us to far-off times of Romanesque style with seven arches of angulation has about 105 m long and 30 m in height with included Tower and speaks of the importance of the villa in medieval times.

The villa has unique jewish heritage in Catalonia. The Jewish baths, Miqvé, largest in Europe and remains of an ancient synagogue of the XIII century.

Then, we will visit the town of Castellfollit de la Roca with the profile of the Church and terraced houses on the top of the cliff, next to the precipice, it has become one of the most photographed and painted in Catalonia; it is also a magnificent natural viewpoint from which you can see the valleys of two rivers, the Fluvià and the Toronell.

If the weather is good, we will make a stop, a small 30-minute walk to visit the Romanesque hermitage of Santa Margarida, located inside the crater of the volcano of the same name. We will enjoy this incredible location of the hermitage and the beauty of the landscape that surrounds it.

We will continue to the village of Santa Pau, which in addition to a typically medieval aspect (with walls, irregular streets and evocative corners), drawn in the first half of the 14th century, has remarkable value buildings, the main virtues of the enclosure are the dominant austerity and the practical and functional nature that reveal the stones. The village of Santa Pau was declared of historic and artistic interest in 1971.

The main produce of this town are the Santa Pau beans grown in the volcanic soil near this town for many years only for self-consumption and today they are very appreciated by the fineness of there flavor.

To finish we will go to the Lake of Banyoles that represents the largest mass of continental waters in Catalonia, with a great landscape value and a sign of the Catalan collective identity. It is the second largest natural lake in the Iberian peninsula and its origin is tectonic and karst. We will learn the legends that surround it while we have a nice walk around. After this visit we will come back to Barcelona, to your hotel. You will arrive there about 6pm.

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Schedule
Duration: 10 Hours

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Requirements
Please indicate your telephone number when booking. Please be informed that correct hotel name and check-in date is essential to ensure better service to our guests.

Recommendations
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We will pick you up at your hotel in Barcelona city to visit one of the nicest coastal areas of Catalonia and Spain, the Costa Brava. Also we will visit two of the most well preserved Medieval Villages near the coast, Pals and Peratallada.

We will start our tour in Calella de Palafrugell where it seems that time stands still, on the beach of Port Bo we still find the boats going to daily fishing. As if they waited for the storm to calm to go to the sea...Low and whitewashed cottages have been renovated but retain all the charm of yesteryear. The coastline in this area has been saved from the building frenzy has affected our coast lately. We also find the Indiano Colonial-style houses, build for the people who emigrate to America and return after making a fortune, most to Cuba. Some returned home with the longing of those lands and a sweet and sad music, the Havaneres. The singing of Havaneres of Calella, on a stage on the sea is celebrated in July on the beach of Port Bo, surrounded by boats packed with people they sing their melancholic songs.

A 15 minutes easy walk following a path by the sea (Camino de Ronda) will get you to Llafranc, a small Cove of golden sand with a small promenade, terraces and restaurants that give to it. And the sourranding hills it raises the lighthouse of Sant Sebastià with magnificent views over the coast.

From Llafranc we go to Begur, also a fishing village, with a castle at the top overlooking the coast and the plain of the Baix Empordà. Narrow streets and small squares. It also shares a past with Calella and Llafranc with a good number of houses of the Indianos. little gems that stand out over the simplicity of other buildings.
We will have lunch in Pals, where we can taste the delicious rice that is grown in this area. After lunch we will visit the Gothic quarter known as "Pedró", the Church of Sant Pere, the Tower of the hours... and to visit Peratallada, certainly a marvel of medieval civil architecture. We'll see how this small town retains its feudal inheritance intact, narrow, winding streets and stone buildings. We will see the wall, the moat, the Castle-Palace, the square with porches, all the old quarter.

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Schedule
Duration: 10 Hours

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Requirements
Please indicate your telephone number when booking. Please be informed that correct hotel name and check-in date is essential to ensure better service to our guests.

Recommendations
Please wear comfortable shoes.