Half-day Tours in Catalonia

Discover Barcelona's landmarks and highlights on a 5-hour, guided tour with an experienced guide. Enjoy unobstructed views of the glamorous Passeig de Gràcia from a panoramic bus, and spot Gaudí's most famous modern homes. Take in the sites along the Mediterranean coast, with time to see the Olympic stadium, then board a scenic cable car to get stunning, aerial vistas of the city. Explore the Plaça de Catalunya on foot with a walking tour through the narrow lanes of the Gothic Quarter and historic center landmarks.

Get the perfect introduction to Barcelona's top sites during this 4.5-hour guided tour. Hop aboard your coach for a sightseeing excursion to Paseig de Gracia, admiring architect Antoni Gaudí's iconic buildings along the way. Then head to the Olympic Village of Barcelona (Vila Olimpica) and the Montjuic mountain. Take a cable car ride, stop by a recreation of a Spanish village at Poble Espanyol, and explore the old city center.

Explore the Royal Basilica and Monastery of Montserrat independently on this 5.5-hour trip from Barcelona. Travel by coach to the spectacular, mountainside Benedictine abbey, one of Spain's most popular pilgrimage sites for its revered Black Madonna statue. Then, enjoy free time to explore, making this one of the most flexible Montserrat tours from Barcelona available. Admire the views from the mountainside, see the vast basilica and venerated statue, visit the audiovisual museum, and perhaps hear the Escolania, one of Europe's best-known boys' choirs before your return to Barcelona.

Combine two of Barcelona's most popular tours and gain a comprehensive picture of the Catalonian capital with this Super Saver package. In the morning, delve into the remarkable architecture of the Barri Gòtic (Gothic Quarter) and enjoy sweeping city vistas from the summit of Montjuic Hill while visiting the ancient Montjuic Castle. Complete the day with an afternoon tour of Antoni Gaudi's modernist masterpieces; marvel at the architectural eccentricity of UNESCO-listed La Sagrada Familia, Casa Batlló, La Pedrera and Park Güell and hear the story behind the artist whose work is so prevalent in Barcelona.