Santa Maria del Pi Basilica Tours and Tickets

Experience the best of Barcelona in a single day. Tour Gaudí's fantastical cathedral, La Sagrada Familia; admire Art Nouveau architecture on the Passeig de Gracia; and skip the line with access to Casa Milá. Explore Barrio Gotíc, La Rambla, La Boquería market, and take in stunning rooftop views with a special visit to the Barcelona Cathedral. End your tour with a glass of local wine and an Iberian ham tasting.

Experience Barcelona from four perspectives - by minibus, foot, boat, and helicopter - on this 4-hour tour. Admire highlights including the Passeig de Gràcia and La Sagrada Familia by foot or minibus. Enjoy bird's-eye city views from a helicopter, and stroll through the Old Town's alleys and plazas. Finish with a cruise along Barcelona's seafront by wooden Turkish 'goleta' boat, complete with onboard bar. Small-group tour limited to a maximum of 15 travelers.

Explore the history and mysteries of the Basilica of Santa Maria del Pi on a 75-minute guided tour. Built in the 14th century, this Catalan Gothic cathedral is one of Barcelona's architectural treasures. Learn about its construction and many centuries of use as you explore the main nave, side chapels, treasury, crypt and garden. Have a chance to climb the impressive bell tower for panoramic views of Barcelona's city landscape.

Discover the spectacular sights of Barcelona on a 3.5-hour tour that explores sky, water and land. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, stroll the serpentine streets of the Old Town to absorb the Gothic grandeur of the Gothic Quarter with its colossal Cathedral. Then, set off on a 40-minute cruise on a stylish Turkish schooner boat; sail down the glittering river then disembark to experience an exhilarating 5-minute helicopter ride. See the stunning sprawl of the city from a remarkable aerial perspective as you soar through the sky. Enjoy an intimate atmosphere on this small-group tour, with numbers limited to 12.

Discover the inventive architecture and unique heritage of Barcelona during this 3-hour private walking tour from a gay-friendly tour company. Wander the Paseo de Gracia, one of Barcelona's most architecturally significant avenues to see masterworks like Gaudí's La Pedrera and the Casa Lleó i Morera. After taking the necessary stroll on the famous Las Ramblas, explore historic sites like Roman tombs, Canaletes Fountain and the Columbus Monument. A private guide, public transit tickets, refreshments and a welcome pack with a map of gay-friendly city sights are all included.

Immerse yourself in Spanish culture with a 1-hour classical guitar performance inside a Catalan Gothic cathedral in Barcelona. Built in the 14th century, the Santa María del Pi is a monument to the city's heritage and provides an atmospheric and acoustically rich setting for a concert. Listen to guitar masterpieces by Spanish composers such as Manuel de Falla, Joaquín Rodrigo and Francisco Tárrega, brought to life by the talented musicians of the Maestros de la Guitarra ensemble.

Kickstart your trip to Barcelona on a 1.5-hour private walking tour of the city led by a guide. Venture beyond your guidebook to get the inside scoop on Barcelona's must-see spots, and head to a hip neighborhood often skipped over by travelers. This private tour can accommodate one to eight people, and offers flexible departure times.

Ascend to some of Barcelona's most incredible vantage points on a 2.5-hour panoramic rooftop tour. Enjoy an unconventional sightseeing experience as you gain exclusive entry to the rooftops of Santa Maria del Pi bell tower. Gaze over the sprawling city, locating landmarks in the Gothic Quarter and Las Ramblas from your unique perspective. Enjoy an intimate atmosphere on this small-group tour, where numbers are limited to just 12 people.

Explore the historic character of Barcelona's Gothic Quarter and one of its most unusual buildings on a guided tour including the Palau Güell, a masterpiece designed by famed architect Antoni Gaudí. Trace the city's past from ancient Roman times through the Modernist era while following a maze of narrow streets in the city's most charming district. Add even more local flavor with an optional stop for Spanish tapas and drinks at a historic cafe.

Dive into the culture of Barcelona with the help of an expert local guide. Explore the winding medieval streets of the Gothic Quarter as you learn about everything from the Spanish Civil War to current debates on regional independence. Experience the lively atmosphere of La Rambla and check out the colorful stalls of the Boquería Market. End with a glass of local wine and a tasting of delicious jamón Iberico.

Enjoy an intimate, street-level exploration of Barcelona during this private 3-hour walking excursion. Wander the streets of one of the world's best cities for strolling, discovering a cross-section of its whimsical public art, ancient Roman history and innovative modernist architecture. Admire beloved Barcelona buildings like Gaudí's Casa Batlló and walk down the iconic La Rambla. Then explore the sprawling Boqueria Market and discover Barcelona's early days at the Roman Tombs. A private guide, public transit tickets, city map and fruit juice at the market are included.

Explore Barcelona's most famous avenue, Las Ramblas, on this 3-hour private tour. With your expert guide, you'll be able to discover all that Las Ramblas and the surrounding Gothic Quarter has to offer. Finish off your tour with an Iberian-ham tasting, where you will sample several different kinds of this Spanish delicacy and learn about the production process.

Le premier concert à Barcelone du groupe legendaire du quartier latin à Paris des annees 60/80, L'Ensemble Achalay, qui presentera les grands succès de la chanson française issus du folklore sud-americain, chantes par Edith Piaf, Gille Dreu...Tout le monde n'a pas idee qu'il n'existerait pas la fameuse « La Foule » d'Edith Piaf sans la chanson argentine « Que nadie sepa mi sufrir » ; ni que la chanson populaire du Venezuela La TERNURA se convertit en LA TENDRESSE, le grand succès de Bourvil et Marie Lafôret. Sans oublier l'essentielle de Ana Belen et reprise par Florent Pagny SOLO LE PIDO A DIOS, une chanson qui arriva d'Argentine.Le groupe compte des musiciens français et argentins, entre eux un musicien de la formation originale Gilberto Piedras qui joue une vingtaine d'instruments d'Amerique Latine ! Les sons magiques de la harpe, guitares, charangos, quenas, flûtes de pan...dans un emplacement privilegie de la basilique du XIV siècle!