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Sagrada Familia: Skip The Line Ticket + Guided Tour

Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site: Skip The Line Ticket

Els Llums de Sant Pau: Christmas Garden

Mirador Torre Glòries: Skip The Line Ticket

Sagrada Familia: Small Group Guided Tour

Sagrada Familia: Fast Track + Hop-on Hop-off Barcelona

Old Estrella Damm Brewery Guided Tour + Beer Tasting

Fantàstix Children's Museum by Super3: Entry Ticket

Barcelona: Guided Bike Tour

Sagrada Familia & Gaudí Architecture Guided Tour

Barcelona: Jet Ski Rental

Park Güell & Sagrada Familia: Fast Track Ticket + Guided Tour

Barcelona: Banana Boat Challenge

Mirador Torre Glòries: Guided Wine Tasting + Audio Guide

Barcelona: Guided Architecture Walking Tour

Sagrada Familia: Private Guided Tour

Badalona

Visit the Sagrada Familia and observe its intricate architecture. Notice the detailed facades and towering spires designed by Gaudí. 

Enter the basilica to see the stunning stained glass windows casting colorful light. Learn about the history and significance of this famous structure on a guided tour.

Step inside Sant Pau Hospital.

In the early 1900s, visionary architect Domènech i Montaner built something radical. On the site of a medieval hospital he designed a modern hospital that would provide patients with architectural and natural beauty that would help heal their spirits. It was an unheard of concept back then and it still feels revolutionary; explore the magnificent _Art Nouveau_ complex that he devised.

Come see Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau transformed into a winter wonderland. This architectural jewel will be illuminated by Christmas lights, creating a fun fairy-tale wonder for all the family.

Along the 1,500-meter trail, you can enjoy a whimsical walk with family, friends, or that special someone. Millions of bulbs big and small create a colorful blaze, decorating this iconic UNESCO World Heritage Site in light.

The Lights of Sant Pau, or _Els Llums de Sant Pau_ in Catalan, offers a chance to escape the hustle and bustle of the festive season, providing a twinkling, contemplative atmosphere for this most wonderful time of the year.

See Barcelona from a whole new perspective at Mirador Torre Glòries, a new immersive experience in the city. Jean Nouvel's iconic building is the perfect blend of architecture, art and innovation, and a must-see in the city.

First, go underground and see the city like never before. An interactive museum with state-of-the-art technology will bring Barcelona to life right in front of your eyes. Feel the Catalan capital's vibe from this majestic landmark that has become one of the most iconic features of the city skyline.

Next, take an elevator to the 30th floor – the highest observation tower in the city – and stare out at the sun-kissed rooftops, all the way from Montjuïc to the Sagrada Familia. The circle shape of Torre Glòries guarantees 360º views like no other lookout can promise.

Join a local expert for a guided tour of Gaudí’s masterpiece and get insight into his approach. You’ll stop at the Nativity and Passion facades while your guide explains the design, symbolism, and architecture. 

Inside, watch color spill through the stained-glass windows as it fills the interior with light. Then walk beneath the grand nave and its tree-like columns, designed to mimic a forest.

Sagrada Familia tickets sell out quickly: getting fast-track tickets is a great way to see it and save time in line. 

Inside, you’ll see Gaudí’s modernist design. The spires are tall, and stained-glass windows fill the space with colored light. Decorations around the building are based on nature and Christian themes, showing careful detail and craftsmanship.

Don't miss the turtle sculpture at the base of one pillar and the tortoise at another. They represent the balance between land and sea.

The Sagrada Familia is expected to be finished in 2026, which will be 100 years since Gaudí’s death. By then, the project will have taken 144 years to finish!

Experience the best _damm_ brewery in Barcelona with a guided tour and beer tasting at the famous Estrella Damm brewery. 

It's hard to believe that 17 current beer concoctions began with one recipe nearly 140 years ago, making Estrella beer a household name and the star of family refrigerators across Spain. 

With your expert guide, raise a pint to the past as you learn about the brewing process – from barley to bottling – and find out for yourself what makes Estrella beer the best cerveza in Spain with a tasting of their flagship brews.

Visit Fantàstix Children's Museum by Super3, an indoor attraction in Barcelona's Sagrada Família area. Spanning 2,000 m2, this venue is designed for families with kids.

Engage in an interactive story alongside the Super3 Club characters, exploring themed areas like forests and castles.

The space offers climate control and accessibility, ensuring a comfortable and inclusive environment where visitors participate in creative and cooperative activities.

Enjoy a bike ride in Barcelona to explore the city's famous attractions.

Listen to a local French-speaking guide who shares insights into the city's culture, history, and politics during the tour.

Explore Barcelona's jewel – Sagrada Familia! See the blend of architecture and spirituality that Gaudí is known for. Visit his other monuments, known for their unusual forms, bold colors, and imaginative layouts.

Soak up the rays and the cool coastal breeze with easy Barcelona jet ski rental. 

Opt for a 30-minute or one-hour jet ski adventure on Catalonia's Mediterranean coastline, where you're free to zoom through the water at full speed. You'll get a full safety briefing from staff and a handy life jacket. All you need to bring is your sense of adventure... and maybe a towel!

Don't worry about the boring stuff. With this jet ski hire, all the insurance and equipment are provided. Safety is paramount, so you'll be fully prepared by the time your hand grips the throttle.

As you fire along the coast, you'll pass Barceloneta Beach, Port Olimpic, and more sights along the water. What better way to see the city and get an adrenaline kick at the same time?

Visit two of the most important works of the famous architect Antoni Gaudí, Park Güell and the Sagrada Familia. 

Your guide will take you into Park Güell and lead the group through the Monumental area. 

You'll learn how Gaudí’s original plan became the public park you see today, now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

After the Park Güell tour, make your way on your own to the next meeting point for the Sagrada Familia tour. A guide will then walk with you to the Basilica for your visit.

When you've had your fill of sightseeing, tapas, and Gaudí masterpieces, the only logical next step is to rent a giant banana boat in Barcelona.

Peel yourself away from the city's cultural landmarks and take to the water for an epic banana boat challenge. Aboard a giant yellow inflatable, you'll be dragged, swung, and pulled around the water. How long can you stay dry while your devilish boat master pulls you from side to side? 

It really is a bunch of fun – for families, friends, and thrill-seekers alike. Take a moment to admire the Barcelona skyline from your fruity vessel, before you inevitably make a splash.

Attend a guided tasting session featuring three wines from the Recaredo winery while enjoying views from Mirador Torre Glòries in Barcelona.

Begin the visit at the Mirador Torre Glòries, where you can access the Hipermirador Barcelona, also known as the Hyperview, on the 1st basement floor. 

Go up to the observation deck on the 30th floor, which offers 360º views including key landmarks such as the Sagrada Familia.

During the activity, participate in a guided tasting of three wines that reflect the legacy of Gaudí, curated by experts from Recaredo Winery.

Join a tour of Barcelona’s top architectural spots. See Casa Batlló, La Pedrera - Casa Milà, and more. See modernist and Art Nouveau masterpieces and visit hidden gems like Palau Macaya and Casa de les Punxes.

Stop by Casa Amatller cafe and taste traditional chocolate. See Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau and learn about the symbols of the Sagrada Família.

Learn about Barcelona’s visionary designs from an architecture guide and capture photos of these remarkable buildings.

Explore the Sagrada Família with a private local guide. The basilica is an active church with soaring towers, forest-like columns, and stained glass that floods the nave with color. 

Learn to read the stories and symbolism on its facades. Step inside to experience the play of light, color, and structure up close. Hear from the guide on how Gaudí conceived it, how the construction evolved, and what’s still in progress, with clear explanations and time for questions.

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