Visit to Sagrada Família This tour begins with a visit inside the Sagrada Família, a symbol of the city and Gaudí’s most ambitious project, considered to be unique in the world. Part of this structure has been declared World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO.
Facade of Casa Milà (La Pedrera) Pass by Casa Milà, the building commonly known as La Pedrera, with its spectacular avant-garde facade dominated by curved lines reminiscent of the swell of the sea. The building was declared a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site.
Facade of Casa Batlló, by Gaudí Then wander on down to Casa Batlló, considered to be Gaudí's most fantastical work, popularly known as the Carnival house. It has a captivating facade and the building is rich with fascinating architectural details. The building was declared a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site.
Facade of Casa Amatller, by Josep Puig i Cadafalch See Casa Amatller, a building with a pretty facade with floral motifs and large neo-Gothic windows. You will see that the railings on the balconies and the doors are exquisitely delicate and the building has a typical ridged roof inspired by Dutch houses. It has been declared a Historical-Artistic Monument of National Interest.
Facade of Casa Lleó i Morera, by Lluís Domènech i Montaner Continue on to Casa Lleó i Morera, a large stone building decorated with numerous Modernista decorative elements that make it very impressive.
Plaça de Catalunya The last stop on the tour is at Plaça de Catalunya, the heart of the city and one of Barcelona’s most dynamic meeting points, always full of locals, tourists and street performers.