212 activities in Barcelona, Spain

Explore one of the biggest icons of Catalan culture, with the help of a helpful bilingual tour guide
who will be able to tell you the interesting history of the monastery and the changes it has undergone from its historical beginnings to the present. The monastery´s origin began in the hermitage of Santa María in the year 888 and between the years 1493 and 1835, a time of great growth and splendour, it became part of the Congregation of Valladolid.

In addition, if you choose the option of entrance to the museum and liquor tasting you will have the opportunity to visit the Montserrat museum where the guide will explain the great cultural heritage of the museum.

Although the majority was lost during the Napoleonic War, the museum gathers a valuable set of artistic elements that you cannot miss. See objects related to the countries listed in the Bible, such as Mesopotamia, Cyprus, Egypt and Palestine, and admire an ancient collection of paintings from the 13th to the 18th century, in which you will find works by artists such as El Greco , Morales, Berruguete or Caravaggio.

Fall in love with the architecture of the Basilica which combines Gothic and Renaissance styles. Observe its atrium and its sacristy as well as an interesting permanent exhibition on the image of the Virgin which shows how it has changed over the years. In the audiovisual exhibition you will also have the opportunity to appreciate the talents of the singers, composers and teachers that make up the Choir of Montserrat.

Languages
English and Spanish (bilingual tour guide)

The origin of this park starts from 1900. When Barcelona was a modern and cosmopolitan metropolis, the engineer Ildefons Cerdà studied in depth the difficulties of the modern city growth, Barcelona expanded very rapidly throughout the second half of the 19th century. Its central area began to take shape as a large bourgeois centre. The Universal Exhibition of 1888 promoted the search for a new artistic language and urban representation.

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.

Languages
English and Spanish. Bilingual tour guide

Make the most of your vacation time with Skip-the-Line Access to Gaudí’s artistic wonderland, Park Güell. With insights and tales from your passionate guide, appreciate Gaudí’s artistic genius while marveling at famous mosaics such as the Serpentine Bench and ‘El Drac’.

After your comprehensive tour you are free to stay in the park to explore this eccentric wonderland at your own pace. Without your guide or group to map your route, you can decide where you want to explore and for how long.

With commentary from your expert, English-speaking guide throughout, you’ll truly appreciate Gaudí’s creative flair as you marvel at his most intricate compositions with a newly gained understanding of Modernism.

Sites Visited

• Park Güell

Make the most of your precious vacation time with our Skip-the-Line tour of Gaudí’s creative utopia, Park Güell! In the company of an expert, English-speaking guide appreciate the artistic wonders of this colorful wonderland.

Hear the Park’s Story from an Expert

Meet your guide near the entrance of Park Güell. Your expert, English-speaking guide will enthrall you with the history of this mesmerizing park, back to the early 20th century when Gaudí was first commissioned for the project. Park Güell was originally meant to be a gated community for Barcelona’s wealthy inhabitants; Gaudí tapped into all aspects of his creative and architectural genius to design the park and residential community. But the original idea didn’t catch on with the Barcelonians, which means we now have the opportunity to experience this public work - showing Gaudí at his most creative.

Skip the Line into the Monumental Zone

Upon arriving, your guide will give you a comprehensive guided tour of the park before taking you to the Monumental Zone. Here, you’ll skip the line and enter to see the famous Serpentine Bench and mosaic salamander, ‘El Drac’. Enjoy an hour of unguided free time to wander at your leisure, taking spectacular photos of Gaudí’s creations or imagining what life could have been like for residents in the open-air marketplace and public square.

See It All with Time to Spare

After your complete guided tour, you are free to stay in the park on your own to wander for longer through the fantasy world of Gaudí or climb to the summit of the hills for stunning panoramic views. Without your guide or group to map your route, you can decide where you want to explore and for how long.

Important information

Skip the line access and careful planning limit our crowd exposure, but please be aware that some locations may be unavoidably busy during standard hours.

We will do everything within our power to ensure timings and itineraries are respected; however, due to issues beyond our control, timings and sites are subject to last minute changes on rare occasions.

Spend a day finding great value deals on top brands at La Roca Village, the famous shopping outlet just outside Barcelona. Find your favourite items of clothing at up to 60% off the recommended retail prices all year round and enjoy the fantastic selection of lively bars and top restaurants located on site.

With brands from Adolfo Dominguez to Ermenegildo Zenga, Calvin Klein to Swarovski you are sure to marvel at the incredible variety of labels housed in la Roca, all significantly reduced from the price found on the high-street. Make sure you take your time to browse all the offers available as you will undoubtedly unearth bargains you can scarcely believe.

If you need to refuel in between the relentless bargain hunting then check out the many top quality cafes, restaurants and bars housed at La Roca. Ideal for a quick pit stop or to relax after you have finally finished shopping, you will find only the best coffee, chocolate, tapas and meals in la Roca.

You will not even have to worry about the hassle of taking public transport or finding a parking space. A luxury air-conditioned bus will transport you there and back, leaving you completely free to focus on the main priority of your day at La Roca – Shopping!

Start/opening time:
Departure from Barcelona Paseo de Gracia, 6 (carril central) – 9am, 10am, 11am, 12am, 2pm, 3pm.
Departures from el Puerto (Plaça de les Drassanes) – 9:15am and 1:15pm.
Departures from Fórum (c/ Llull 402) – 9:30am and 1:30pm.

End/closing time:
Return from La Roca Village to Paseo de Gracia 6 – 10:10am, 11am, 12pm, 2pm, 3pm, 4pm, 5pm, 6pm, 7pm and 9pm.

During your visit to Barcelona, ​​do not miss one of the first projects that Gaudí accepted, the Palau Güell.

We will begin the visit at the Boquería Market, the largest in Catalonia, and you can stroll among its 300 stalls where you can see the offer of local products.

From there we will walk through the streets of the center of Barcelona to go to the Palau Güell. Stroll down the most famous street in Barcelona, ​​“la Rambla”. You will fall in love with the atmosphere of this street full of newsagents, flowers, cafes, painters' stalls and restaurants. Finally, we will arrive at Palau Güell. Be amazed by the architecture of this beautiful building representative of the Gaudí style. This Palace from the 19th century is one of the first commissions it received and an example of the modernism that characterized it. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984, this building was innovative in its conception of space and light inside, you can't miss it!

Others
Opt for the "No guided" please note it does not included guide inside the Palau Güell

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Location
Start point:
La Rambla 54 - 08002 - Barcelona - ES
In front of STARBUCKS.

End point: Laie Park Güell bookshop, located in the Left Pavilion at the entrance to the Park, on Carrer d'Olot.

Schedule
Duration: 1,3 Hours
Approximately.

Guide options
Guide type: Guide

Picasso and Barcelona have always gone hand in hand and that's why this tour will offer you the opportunity to discover the close tie between them. The Gothic Quarter and the Picasso Museum tour will make you enjoy the hidden places and the very best narrow streets of the city. You will enjoy an amazing virtual reality experience! We will use 3-D technology glasses to show you how was Barcelona in the Roman Age. The contrast between the origins and the present to completely understand the evolution of our city.

Façade of the Cathedral: The Gothic Cathedral was started in the 13th Century and finished 6 centuries later. We'll also show you the remains of the Roman Wall at Plaça Ramon Berenguer.

Picasso Museum (45 minutes guided visit + free time): Skip the line and be inspired by the first steps of Pablo Picasso as an artist. The museum will probably be the key to start knowing the development of this artist. You will find his full unfolding up to the Blue Period, an important representation of works from 1917, the series of Las Meninas (1957) and a comprehensive print collection. Housed in 5 medieval palaces and inaugurated in 1963 at the expressed wish of the artist, the museum has a collection of 4,200 pieces of art.

Plaça del Rei (King’s Square): a medieval marvel with the Tower of King Martí, 5 floors high which was built in 1555; Santa Àgata’s chapel (15th Century) and the Saló del Tinell (1359-1362). It is said that the Catholic monarchs, Fernando and Isabel, received Columbus here on his return from America.

Plaça Sant Jaume: This square is the centre of the city’s political activity with the City Hall facing the Palau de la Generalitat, the seat of the Autonomous Catalan Government. Historically, the city’s two major Roman roads crossed here: the Cardo and the Decumanus.

The tour will end at Plaça Sant Jaume in the Gothic Quarter. It is a 2 minute walk to La Rambla, so you can stay and wonder around or return to Plaça Catalunya. Our guide will give you all the orientations you may need.

Languages
English

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Location
Starting point:
Plaça Catalunya 19 - Barcelona - ES

End point: Plaça Sant Jaume in the Gothic Quarter.

Schedule
Duration: 2,5 Hours

Guiding options
Guiding type: Guide

Your tour starts next to the famous Boqueria Market, where you’ll meet your guide and go straight to the spot where Barcelona began; the center of the old city. The Ancient Romans established a city here 2,000 years ago and you’ll be surprised by how much of those original structures still exist. Passing huge fragments of the old Roman wall, you’ll step into the Plaza Nova to see a mural by Picasso and the Barcelona Cathedral.

Inside the beautiful Barcelona Cathedral - and after skipping any lines with your special access tickets! - you’ll enjoy a fully guided tour of the impressive space, before making your way up to the rooftop where majestic views over the city await.

Continuing on through the city your guide will lead you into narrow side-streets for a tour of the historic center. Although this is one of the most vibrant and historically-rich parts of the city, many visitors don’t know what to look for when they explore, or which spots are the most important. We’ve carefully crafted a route that showcases the best of this small area, weaving together a rich tapestry of stories from across 2,000 years of history.

Along the way, you’ll follow in the footsteps of a martyr; explore the old Jewish Ghetto; get some architectural history in a square that used to be the favorite of Antoni Gaudí; and even see where Barcelona’s official executioner ived. Every street, plaza and point of interest on this tour is intimately connected with the story of Barcelona. From its beginnings as a small outpost of the Ancient Roman Empire, through its consolidation as a regional capital, and all the way to the early 20th-century flowering and 1992 Olympics that turned it into the beautiful cosmopolitan city that it is today. Since you’re touring with a local guide, you’ll also get some insight into modern politics, including Catalonia’s quest to gain independence from Spain.

For travelers visiting Barcelona for the first time, this tour - with its passionate local guide and small group of 15 people or fewer - is the perfect way to familiarize yourself with the city and develop the sort of local knowledge that will set you up for the rest of your stay.

There is no easier, or more enjoyable, way to begin your vacation in Barcelona.

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Location
Start point:
Plaça de Sant Galdric - 08001 - Barcelona - ES

End point: Moll d'España, 5 (Port Vell).

Schedule
Duration: 3 Hours

Guide options
Guide type: Guide

Requirements
We regret that we are unable to accommodate guests with wheelchairs or mobility impairments on our tours. We are also unable to accommodate pushchairs or strollers on our tours.
For visits to the temples, you are advised to dress respectfully with either trousers or knee-length skirt.
Everyone must go through the security check when entering the building.
Minimum Age: 6 years old.

Recommendations
Flat comfortable shoes and a jacket in the winter.

Films, cars, planets and meteorites have been named after Barcelona as have bands and, of course, Freddie Mercury and Montserrat Caballé's hit song. There’s no doubt that on top of being one of the most vibrant, exciting and sophisticated cities in Europe, Barcelona is also a rock ‘n’ roll Mecca.

Like all great revolutions, the Hard Rock Cafe wasn’t meant to succeed. It was 1971 and as the Swinging Sixties had given way to the Super Seventies, fashions and tastes were changing. Two hungry young Americans were in London and couldn’t find a decent place to eat a decent burger… so they opened up a joint in the English capital. Their landlord didn’t think it would last and gave them just a six-month lease. Four decades later, there almost 200 Hard Rock Cafes in more than 50 countries worldwide.

The first T-shirt hit the streets in ‘74 and the first piece of memorabilia came, fittingly, by chance in ‘79 when Eric Clapton asked to hang his Lead II Fender guitar over his favourite bar stool and thus mark as his spot. Today, the rock 'n' roll collection has more than 74,000 pieces and is the largest of its kind. By 1982, the Hard Rock Cafe had gone global and the rest, as they say, is history (that’s still being written)!

Choose from one of the following menus:

Gold Menu

Mains
Legendary Burger: 8oz Burger topped with bacon, cheddar cheese, a fried onion-ring and served with seasoned fries
Veggie Leggie Burger: Veggie patty topped with courgette, butternut squash and roasted red pepper and served with seasoned fries
Honey Mustard Chicken Sandwich: Grilled chicken topped with bacon and cheese served on a toasted brioche bun with seasoned fries
Chicken Caesar Salad: Romaine lettuce topped with grilled chicken, croutons and shaved parmesan cheese with Caesar dressing
Twisted Mac, Chicken and Cheese Pasta: Cavatappi macaroni in a three-cheese sauce with roasted peppers, topped with parmesan parsley breadcrumbs and grilled chicken breast

Dessert
Lil Brownie: Vanilla ice cream and hot fudge on a chocolate brownie, topped with fresh whipped cream

Drinks
A coffee, a tea or a soft drink

Diamond Menu

Starters

Lil Feta Salad
Lil Wings

Mains

Legendary Burger: 8oz Burger topped with bacon, cheddar cheese, a fried onion-ring and served with seasoned fries
Veggie Leggie Burger: Veggie patty topped with courgette, butternut squash and roasted red pepper and served with seasoned fries
Barbeque Combo: Pork BBQ ribs and hickory smoked pulled pork, served with seasoned fries, cowboy beans and citrus coleslaw
Herb Grilled Chicken Breast: Grilled herb marinated chicken breast with mashed potatoes and seasonal vegetables

Chicken Caesar Salad: Romaine lettuce topped with grilled chicken, croutons and shaved parmesan cheese with Caesar dressing

Twisted Mac, Chicken and Cheese Pasta: Cavatappi macaroni in a three-cheese sauce with roasted peppers, topped with parmesan parsley breadcrumbs and grilled chicken breast

Dessert
Lil Brownie: Vanilla ice cream and hot fudge on a chocolate brownie, topped with fresh whipped cream

Drinks
A coffee, a tea or a soft drink

This walking tour will take you to discover the history of Barcelona, ​​from the Roman era to the medieval period up to the 20th century, by the hand of the famous painter Pablo Picasso.

The name of Barcelona comes from the Latin language, specifically from Barcino. This was the name the Romans gave to their foundation. Some remains of this primitive settlement are still visible at the Gothic Quarter, where we will take you to discover more things about the history of the city through its medieval cobbled and tortuous streets.

You will learn more things about some of the most important places in the city, like les Rambles and the Cathedral. The next part of the tour is the Born’s neighbourhood, where we will enjoy the fabulous view of Santa Maria del Mar church, built in a superb gothic stile. Between narrow streets we will find the Picasso Museum.

This is the only museum that has been created whilst the painter was still alive, and it’s an interesting place to appreciate the beginning of his career. During the guided tour you will understand Picasso’s artistic evolution, always in parallel to his biography. At the end of the tour you can remain inside Picasso Museum as long as you like.

Languages
English and Spanish

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Location
Start point:
La Rambla 54 - 08002 - Barcelona - ES

End point: Same as the starting point

Schedule
Duration: 2 Hours

Guide options
Guide type: Guide
Tips type: Included

Requirements
Participants will need to be fit for continuous walking for up to 2 hours.

Recommendations
Not suitable for children under 3 years old.
It is recommended not to carry backpacks. If you take these then you must leave them at the box office prior access to the museum.

The Barcelona Bus Turístic is the city’s official sightseeing hop-on, hop-off tour.

Visitors will be able todiscover the city on this comfortable bus and stop at any of Barcelona’s top attractions andmuseums. It includes three different routes that visitors can take with the same ticket.

Like other hop-on, hop-off buses in Barcelona, the Bus Turístic has a fleet of roofless double decker buses, it includes an audio guide in various languages and you can get off and back on as many times as you want.

Although there are several other companies that offer similar services in Barcelona, we’ll concentrate only on the Bus Turístic, since we consider it offers the best routes and timetable. The same ticket is valid for the company’s three different routes. The red route and the blue route take approximately two hours to complete, while the green routes only takes 40 minutes.

Others
All routes depart between 9 am and 9:30 am from any stop. The last departures leaves at 7pm during the winter months and 8pm in summer. Depending on the season, the bus frequency varies, between 5 and 25 minutes.

Languages
Audioguide in 18 languages: English, American, Catalan, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese, Brazilian, Russian, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish, Arabic, Hebrew and Turkish

Barcelona is full of things to do and places to see. If you want to see the city at your own pace then this panoramic tour in an open-top double-decker bus is ideal. This hop on-hop off service gives you complete flexibility to board and alight as many times as you want.

There are two routes (East/Green and West/Orange) covering all the top sites such as the Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, the Camp Nou, the Gothic Quarter and the Olympic Ring. Thoroughly researched audio guide commentary in 12 languages allows you to learn about the history and culture of Catalonia’s vibrant and cosmopolitan capital.

You’ll also be provided with a map and guidebook that indicates all the stops on the route as well a book of vouchers offering discounts at a number of businesses throughout the city. Just sit back and enjoy the sights from a different perspective. You can also avail of a free Wi-Fi service.

The brand new buses are specially adapted for passengers with limited mobility and are equipped with a sliding roof and heating in the event of rain. On top of this, there’s a steward on board at all times.

End/closing time
7pm in winter and 8pm in summer

Languages
Audioguide in Spanish, Catalan, English, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Mandarin, Japanese, Portuguese, Hindi and Russian

Our 90-minute Segway Tour starts below the Arc de Triomf, one of the city's most iconic landmarks. After a brief training to get to grips with your Segway, you will glide through the green oasis of Parc de la Ciutadella, decorated with several statues and the famous monumental Cascada inspired by the Trevi fountain. Accompanied by your expert guide, you will discover stately buildings like the Castle of the Three Dragons and stop for photos next to the Martorell Museum.

Wheeling your Segway down along the edge of the historical Born district and across the Ictineo Square, you will get to Barcelona’s Port Vell - the city’s historical port which mesmerizes visitors with its picturesque views. Afterwards, the tour leads you to Parc de la Barceloneta where you will have a glance at the Olympic Village constructed for the 1992 Summer Olympic Games, before returning to the start point.


Languages
English, French, German and Spanish.

Montserrat means ‘jagged mountains’ and its evocative name suggests a completely different scenario to the one we leave behind in Barcelona on this half day tour.
It surprises that, just one hour away from such a vibrant and hectic city, this gorgeous site offers rugged nature, stunning mountain views and a peaceful atmosphere, providing a fascinating experience of contrasts, as we get captured by its beauty.
Although known as a mystical, spiritual place, Montserrat has plenty more to offer.

On our half day tour departing from the centre of Barcelona, we make the most of our time by starting a little earlier than the other visitors: we timed the tour to offer you a seamless experience and to allow you to arrive before most other visitors. This precious time advantage allows you to enjoy a better experience and avoid the daily queues that form in front of the Benedictine Monastery and of the world famous Black Madonna statue.

Your transfer in a comfortable, air-conditioned bus will only last about one hour and during this time your guide will tell you all about the history about this fascinating site.
The sight of the surrounding nature is absolutely breathtaking; take it all in as you do a brief orientation tour on arrival, and as your guide takes you to the Monastery. Wonder at the majesty of the Basilica with its gothic architecture.

See the famous Black Madonna, believed by some to have been carved in Jerusalem in the late 12th Century. This Romanesque statue, entirely made of wood, is linked to a mysterious legend, according to which the Benedictine monks could not move the statue to build the monastery and were therefore forced to build around it, becoming soon a pilgrimage site.

During your free time, you can take an optional cable car ride among the stunning scenary and the bizarre rock formation, to better appreciate the beauty of the area. Or perhaps you would like to spend some time learning more about the history of the site, visiting the interactive exhibition. If you are into art, there is even a museum of contemporary art, hosting masterpieces of artists such as Manet, Picasso and Dalì.

Finally save a bit of time to savour the local specialties: from the herbal liquors to the local cheese and honey, these remote mountains produce a variety of excellent, genuine products you should definitely sample before heading back to the hustle and bustle of Barcelona!


• Join us for the chance to explore the famous Montserrat minus the crowds, with comfortable private transportation from Barcelona
• Explore the world famous Monastery, immersed in the rugged nature of the area, and the iconic black Madonna, having the priviledged of arriving before most of the other visitors
• Enjoy a variety of options for your free time, including an optional panoramic cable car, a liquor tasting or a visit to the museum of contemporary art
• Your expert local English-speaking guide will enrich your visit telling you all about the history of the area and
• Limited groups of 25 people or fewer ensure you won’t feel lost in the crowd.

Languages
English.

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Location
Starting point:
Plaça d'Espanya
In Plaça d’Espanya, under the Torres Venecianes, in Avinguda de la Reina Maria Cristina.

End point: Same as starting point

Schedule
Opening dates
08:00 - 12:45

Duration: 4 Hours

Guiding options
Guiding type: Guide

Visit Park Güell with an official guide who will explain everything about this magical place that combines design, architecture, and landscape like few others. Get to know the stories and origins of this unique urban project and its modernist decor, especially the technique of "trencadís", and enjoy the view of the city of Barcelona from this hill.

Mandatory Info: Travelers must wear personal masks and maintain social distancing during the experience.

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Location
Start point:
Carretera del Carmel nº23 - 08002 - Barcelona - ES

End point: Same as the starting point

Schedule
Duration: 1 Hours

Guide options
Guide type: Guide

Requirements
Please be informed that all guests and staff are required to wear masks and conduct mandatory temperature screening before entry.

Immerse yourself in the city of the young Picasso and walk the streets that played such an integral part in the formation of his ideas and style. Follow in his footsteps as you discover his favourite haunts in the city he loved and experience the sights and sounds immortalised in many of his most famous paintings. A large number of his formative works can be found at the Picasso Museum, the most visited museum in Barcelona.

Your knowledgeable local guide will lead you through the Bohemian Barcelona where Picasso worked and lived in the early years of the last century. Among the intriguing stop-offs on your tour is the infamous Els 4 Gats Café, the legendary tavern and brothel, once the focal point of the great artist's life. You will also visit the Carrer d'Avinyó, inspiration for his famous painting Les Demoiselles d'Avignon, and the Bohemian quarter of La Ribera, close to the port and dominated by the Gothic Cathedral of Santa Maria del Mar.

The tour ends near the Picasso Museum, which displays more than 3,500 works by the artist who developed his iconic style in these streets. The collection features paintings mainly from his Blue and Rose periods and to date has welcomed over a million visitors. From time to time the museum also hosts lectures and seminars by global experts on Picasso and his impact on the artistic world.

Meet-up with your guide at the Arc de Triomf and jump onto your comfortable high-quality electric bicycle to enjoy an exciting 1,5 hour experience. Our e-bikes, designed to guarantee comfort and safety, are easy to use and it will allow you to cycle through the city without effort. On the way to the Gothic Quarter, start cruising the city and discover the cast-iron covered market called “El Born” next to the magnificent church of Santa María del Mar, an example of Barcelona’s beautiful Gothic architecture inspired by serenity and harmony.

Afterwards you will ride down to immerse yourself into the magic gothic atmosphere of the Cathedral, current seat of the Archbishop of Barcelona and feel the ancient history in every brick of the Gothic quarter riding through old cobblestoned squares. Admire the cast iron Three Graces Fountain in the middle of the Plaça Reial and discover the set of lamps designed by Gaudi, the best known practitioner of Catalan Modernism. The tour will continue towards the monumental “La Boquería” market to reach the famous Ramblas, the perfect place to enjoy the bohemian and cosmopolitan atmosphere of the city center. After thorough exploration, climb back onto your carefully designed bike and capture fabulous photographs of landmarks like La Pedrera and Caso Batlló, notable examples of modernist architecture in Barcelona, to reach afterwards Gaudí’s grand masterpiece, the Temple of Sagrada Família. Finally, return to the starting point, the Triumphal Arch designed as the main access gate for the 1888 Barcelona World Fair to finish your e-bike experience.

Duration:1 hour and 30 minutes.