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Travel back in time from the Roman origins of the old city of Barcino to modern-day Barcelona accompanied by the city's most passionate guides.
Join us as we walk through the streets that the Romans designed more than 2,000 years ago to understand the episodes that have marked the history of Barcelona until it became the vibrant and unique city that it is today.
On our Essential Barcelona tour we will take a trip through time that covers the history of the city's first settlers, the majestic Barcelona Cathedral, the darkest episodes of the Spanish civil war, the Jewish quarter or the most contemporary Barcelona of Pablo Picasso and George Orwell until we reach the present day.
Let yourself be surprised by myths and legends, stories and anecdotes, facts and secrets.
Live an unforgettable experience through the most hidden corners of this exciting city.
Our tour lasts approximately 2 to 2:30 hours.
On the tour we will discover:
• The Rambla
• New Square
•Barcelona's cathedral
• Saint Philip Neri
• Jewish Quarter
• Saint James
• King's Square
• San Miguel Square
• Picasso
• George Orwell Square
•Barcelona's port.
*ESSENTIAL*
• Make a reservation before coming.
• Look for our multicolored pinwheel to find us at
• Groups of more than 6 people, even in separate reservations, must pay a minimum of €10 before the start of the tour
Metro Plaza Catalunya, exit Rambla. Find my multicolor pinwheel.
We will begin by locating ourselves geographically and historically in Barcelona, getting to know the city's most emblematic street and its history.
Do you know who the culés are and why the Canaletas fountain is an essential place for them? Come and we will tell you.
Little by little we are going to get closer to the first city that gave rise to the current Barcelona and its inhabitants.
In Plaça Nova we find the main gate of the old city of Barcino, the remains of the Roman aqueduct and two murals by Pablo Picasso that represent two very important traditions for Catalan society.
The majestic Barcelona Cathedral and its Gothic style façade have been a place of worship for all civilizations that have passed through Barcelona.
A journey back in time to the 1930s to understand one of the most tragic episodes of the Spanish Civil War.
Enter the streets of the city's Jewish quarter and understand why the Jews were expelled from Barcelona.
Plaza Sant Jaume was the most important place for the Romans 2000 years ago and is currently the center of political power in Barcelona and Catalonia.
Travel back in time to understand how the current configuration of Spain has been shaped and an event that changed the history of humanity.
Do you know what Castellers are? Don't worry, we will tell you so that you understand one of the most deeply rooted traditions of Catalan society.
Carrer de Avinyó is an essential place to discover the work of the great artist Pablo Picasso.
Did you know that the famous writer George Orwell lived and fought in Barcelona and his most important work 1986 has strong parallels with the city?
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).