Basilica de la Sagrada Familia

A visit to Barcelona is, above all, a journey through the architectural wonders of Antoni Gaudí. Much of this city’s soul and charm is built upon the legacy of this creative genius. Most of his iconic masterpieces are concentrated in the Eixample district. Our first stop will be Gaudí’s ultimate magnum opus, the Sagrada Familia (*Admission Included). Step inside Gaudí’s unfinished symphony. This breathtaking basilica is a forest of stone columns and vibrant stained glass that transforms sunlight into a kaleidoscope of color. It is not just a church, but the most ambitious architectural project of the modern age.

Park Guell

(Admission Included) Perched on a hill overlooking the city, this whimsical park is like stepping into a fairytale. You’ll see the famous mosaic-covered lizard, the gingerbread-style houses, and the serpentine benches, all offering one of the best panoramic views of Barcelona and the Mediterranean.

Casa Batllo

(Exterior visit only)Known locally as the "House of Bones," its imaginative facade looks like it was made from colorful scales and skeletal balconies. Inspired by the legend of Saint George and the Dragon, it remains one of the most creative residential buildings ever conceived.

La Pedrera - Casa Mila

(Admission Included) Also known as La Pedrera (The Stone Quarry), this building is famous for its undulating stone exterior that defies traditional straight lines. The highlight is the surreal rooftop, where the chimneys look like medieval knights standing guard over the Eixample district.

Girona

In the morning, depart from Barcelona and head to 【Girona】 Nestled at the foot of the Pyrenees, this charming town is crossed by the Onyar River, where colorful riverside houses reflect beautifully in the clear waters. A stroll through the old town feels like stepping into a medieval fairy tale.

Dali Theatre-Museum

In the afternoon, continue to the town of Figueres to visit 【the Dalí Theatre-Museum】 (First entrance included). Known as the "Museum of Memory," this surrealist world was designed by Dalí himself. The museum’s iconic exterior features a striking glass dome, egg-shaped ornaments, and whimsical sculptures. Inside, it houses an extraordinary collection of Dalí’s paintings, sculptures, jewelry, and furniture pieces from various stages of his career, showcasing his boundless imagination and artistic genius. After the visit, return to Barcelona for hotel check-in.

La Rambla

After breakfast, we head to the Raval district to experience the world-famous La Rambla. Stretching 1,200 meters, this vibrant boulevard is a must-see for every visitor to Barcelona.

Mercat Municipal de Sant Andreu de la Barca

Lined with terraces, street artists, flower stalls, and newsstands, the promenade leads you to the Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria. Known as one of Europe’s largest and most beautiful public markets, it is the perfect place to explore the true essence of Spanish gastronomy.

Gothic Quarter

We enter the Gothic Quarter (Barri Gòtic), the oldest neighborhood in Barcelona. Its narrow winding streets, historic buildings, and hidden squares are steeped in atmosphere.

Catedral de Barcelona

You can admire the stunning facade of the Barcelona Cathedral (Outside view), soak in the medieval charm of the Plaça Reial, or pause at a local boutique or café to experience the authentic pace of life in the city.

Spotify Camp Nou

Finally, we visit the legendary Spotify Camp Nou (*Admission Included). As the home stadium of FC Barcelona and the largest football stadium in Europe, it is a pilgrimage site for sports fans worldwide. At the conclusion of the tour, you will be transferred to the airport or your hotel.