Gaudí & Modernism Free Tour Barcelona
Descripción
If you're looking for the best free Gaudí tour in Barcelona, this tour is for you! Discover the heart of the Catalan Modernisme movement in Barcelona on this journey to see Spain's most important modernist symbols!
Tour Highlights
- Casa Batlló
- La Pedrera
- Casa Lleó Morera
- Casa Amatller
- Sagrada Família
The Best Introduction to Gaudí and Modernism in Barcelona
The tour begins at the designated time in Plaza Cataluña, in the heart of Barcelona. Once gathered, participants will embark on a 2-hour walking tour of Gaudí's best works in Barcelona.
The exploration takes us to the epicentre of modernist Barcelona, starting at the Manzana de la Discordia, where the majority of Gaudí's most famous works are located. Attendees will admire the splendour of Casa Batlló, known as the famous house of bones, which was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2005.
Continuing along the Paseo de Gracia, more of Gaudí's creations and other modernist buildings will be visible. From the natural forms of La Pedrera to the elegance of Casa Lleó Morera with its lavish sculptures, and the Casa Amatller featuring its peculiar animals, participants will surely be amazed.
After appreciating the variety of modernist architecture at the Paseo de Gracia, the tour will proceed by metro to the iconic symbol of Barcelona—the renowned Sagrada Família. Standing before this architectural masterpiece, everyone will marvel at Gaudí's supreme expression of modernism.
The tour concludes after a total of 2 and a half hours, right in front of the Sagrada Familia.
Important Information
Audio guides
The use of audio guides enhances the experience, making information easier to absorb. Audio guide equipment is available for hire for those over 12 years of age for 1 EUR per person.
Group Sizes
This free tour of Barcelona is not available for groups of more than 6 people. For groups exceeding 6 participants, consider a Private Tour of Barcelona or The Best of Gaudí Tour.
See Gaudí's Work in More Detail
If, during this free tour, participants fall in love with Gaudí's work and wish to explore more, they can consider a skip-the-line ticket for Casa Batlló or a guided tour of the Sagrada Família.
Qué incluye
- Local English–speaking guide
Qué no incluye
- Tips
- Metro ticket: 2.65EUR
- Audioguide: between 1EUR and 1.50EUR per person
Política de cancelación
Cancellazione gratuita
Accesibilidad
Wheelchair accessible. An accompanying person is required. Accessible toilets. Information in easy-to-read format. Accessible toilets.
Información importante
The meeting point is outside the Urban Outfitters shop, which can be found at Number 4 Plaza Cataluña, on the corner with Calle Bergara. You can check the exact location by clicking on this Google Maps link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/NgmV2be2zJoq1kxG9.
It's important that you arrive at the meeting point in advance, since once the group has been formed, people who arrive after the tour has started are not guaranteed a spot.
Be sure to check that you're joining the Civitatis tour: all of our guides carry a pink umbrella.
To travel by metro from La Pedrera to the Sagrada Família, you need a single metro ticket (2.65EUR) or the T-CASUAL card.
Important: the tour itinerary may vary slightly due to certain events or other extenuating circumstances.
Audio Guides
Please note that renting audio guides to follow the explanations during the tour is required, which will cost 1.50EUR per person.
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