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Private Tours in Barcelona Private tours in Barcelona; if you wish to truly immerse yourself in Barcelona’s history, culture, and vibrant lifestyle, consider joining a private tour led by a certified English-speaking guide. To inquire about availability, detailed itineraries, and exact pricing, please fill out the form below. Our guide will respond to your request … Read more
Private Tour Guide in Barcelona Private tour guide in Barcelona; if you’re looking to explore the vibrant city of Barcelona and its iconic attractions—such as La Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, the Gothic Quarter, Girona, and the Salvador Dalí Museum—consider hiring a licensed, English-speaking private tour guide. Simply fill out the form below to share your … Read more
The best Flamenco clubs we can suggest in Barcelona, Madrid, Seville and Granada cities of Spain are as follows: Flamenco Show in Barcelona Tablao de Carmen: Poble Espanyol, Barcelona. bears the name of Carmen Amayo, the most famous flamenco artist and it is one of the long-established Flamenco clubs of Barcelona. It is in Poble … Read more
First painting Salvador Dali made and exhibited was his self-portrait he drew at the age of 10. He held his first exhibition in his hometown Figueres’ Municipal Theater at the age of 14. Having seen his first paintings which were quite ordinary compared to his latter style, critics had stated that he would be the … Read more
Girona Guide Girona is the fourth largest province of Catalonia with its population of 756.000 population and in the capital of the province has a population of 96.000. Located 99 km to the northeast of Barcelona, this city, is visited by too many tourists due to its historical richness. Thanks to the nearby Costa Brava … Read more
Santa Maria de Montserrat where is located in Montserrat Mountain where is 62 km’s away from the center of Barcelona and also is the most sacred monastery of Catalonia. The monastery was built on a steep cliff and has an important place in Catalonia’s religion life. Montserrat Monastery is a glorious Benedictine monastery complex, resembling a … Read more
Camp Nou Stadium Museum When you are in Barcelona it almost is a must to visit and see the Nou Camp Stadium for every football fan. To see the stadium the easiest and cheapest way is to visit FC Barcelona Camp Nou Museum. By this way you will also able to enter the Camp Nou … Read more
Park Guell, Barcelona / Address: Avenida del Marquès de Comillas 13. Poble Espanyol (Carrer de Olot. Admission; 9 €. Transportation by metro: the closest metro station is Lesseps (L-3) where is 5 minutes walking distance to the entrance for individual guests. Transportation by public bus: bus lines H6, 32,24 and 92. PS; the buses from Plaça Catalunya … Read more
La Sagrada Famili Basilica (Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Familia) / Address & How To Go; Carrer Mallorca, 401, Barcelona. Metro La Sagrada Familia (L5, L2). Entrance Fee: 22 € (standard ticket with audio guide, 2018). Opening Hours (2018); Nov-Feb 09:00-18:00, March 09:00-19:00, Apr-Sept 09:00-20:00, Oct 09:00-1900 (half day open on 25.12, 26.12, 01.01, 01.06 … Read more