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Place where organic shapes meet vibrant colors and Barcelona's nature - Park Güell is a must during any trip to this Spanish city. Discover another side to Gaudi's talents and enjoy the panoramic city views.

Park Güell

The longest ever construction process that is yet to be finished, Sagrada Familia, is a symbol of Barcelona and is already unmatchable in architectural detail. Spanish are hopeful of honoring the 100th anniversary of Gaudí's death with the completion of the building.

Sagrada Familia

Meet your private guide and private driver and enjoy a fantastic sightseeing tour dedicated to the world-renowned architectural works of Antonio Gaudi!
You start with a visit to the colorful Park Guell, where you spend some time strolling through its mosaic paths and enjoying the great city views.
The day is crowned with a visit to the astonishing Sagrada Familia Basilica - the most brilliant masterpiece of Gaudi that is rightfully considered the most recognizable symbol of Barcelona.

Familiarize yourself with the works of Gaudi during a fascinating Gaudi tour in Barcelona. Along with a professional guide, you will explore his vast architectural heritage in the city and get acquainted with stories of his life.

Gaudi Tour with Private Transport

Football is another language all locals speak. Pay tribute to this vital part of Spanish culture by visiting a newly renovated football stadium that has been home to FC Barcelona since 1957.

Camp Nou Stadium

This tour takes you behind the scenes of the Camp Nou - the biggest football stadium in Europe. 

During the tour you retrace the footsteps of the FC Barcelona football legends visiting the changing room and walking through the players tunnel onto the stadium. Then you visit the presidential and press boxes, and see the FC Barcelona documentaries in the multi-media zone. You finish the tour with a visit to the FC Barcelona Museum, where you learn about the history of the club and see its well-deserved La Liga and Champions League trophies.

Explore the behind the scenes of the Camp Nou - the biggest football stadium in Europe. Retrace the FC Barcelona football legends' footsteps visiting the changing room and walking through the players' tunnel onto the stadium and visit the presidential and press boxes and see the FC Barcelona documentaries in the multi-media zone.

Camp Nou Stadium Tour with Transfers

The Royal Basilica of Montserrat, nestled amidst the majestic Montserrat Mountain in Catalonia, Spain, is a renowned pilgrimage site and a symbol of religious devotion. Home to the revered statue of the Black Madonna, the basilica's stunning architecture and scenic location make it a spiritual and cultural treasure for visitors worldwide.

Royal Basilica of Montserrat

In the morning you meet your guide and driver and go to the gorgeous mountain range Montserrat.

The famous mountains are shrouded in legends and myths and provide just special views over the plains of Catalonia. Upon arrival, you visit the Royal Basilica of Montserrat which houses the 12th-century Romanesque carving of Verge Moreneta (the Black Madonna).

After a walking tour of Montserrat surroundings, you take a chance to hear angelic voices of La Escolania de Montserrat, one of the oldest boys' choirs in Europe (if available).

After the tour you return by car to your hotel.

Take your time to discover another must-visit location - Montserrat Monastery, located 45 km northwest. The building might not compete with Gaudi's intricate detail, but its setting is just as impressive (if not more).

Montserrat Monastery Tour with Private Transport

The old Jewish quarter of El Call is defined by its narrow, winding alleys and stone archways. The Jewish History Museum displays pottery and stone carvings, and hosts Sephardic concerts in its leafy courtyard. Shops along Carrer de la Forca sell books, religious jewelry, Catalan ceramics, and Kosher wine. Intimate bistros serving Jewish, Mediterranean, and Spanish cuisine dot the area, as do casual cafes and bars.

El Call

It is a Romanesque construction from the 12th century and they are, in fact, the best-preserved Romanesque-style public baths that exist.

If you look closely, you will appreciate that its aesthetics mimicked Muslim baths. That is precisely the reason for its name.

However, the building has received numerous renovations over the years. During the invasions and sieges that the city has suffered over time, it suffered great damage. Due to this, it had to be restored in the 13th century; and since then they continued to function as baths until their closure in the 15th century.

Arab Baths

The Collegiate Church of St. Felix is a basilica dedicated to St. Felix in the Catalan city of Girona, dating to the early days of Christianity. It houses the offices of the Parish of Sant Feliu, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Girona, so called because it was the main church of Girona before the construction of the Girona Cathedral.[3] Its construction, in honor of Felix of Girona (Sant Feliu), occurred from the 12th century until the 17th century. It retains much of the Romanesque construction, completed later with a Gothic nave and a covered baroque facade. It is notable for its eight Roman and early Christian sarcophagi of the 3rd and 4th centuries, along with the Gothic tomb of Narcissus of Girona who, according to tradition, was one of the early bishops of the see.

Church of St. Felix

The Dalí Theatre and Museum is a museum dedicated to the artist Salvador Dalí in his hometown of Figueres, in Catalonia, Spain. Salvador Dalí lived there from 1984 to 1989 and is buried in a crypt below the stage.

Dali Museum

Discover medieval Girona, a charming historic Catalan town, and the Dali Museum* in Figueres, where the artist Salvador Dalí was born.

During your tour of Girona you see the Jewish Quarter "El Call" and enjoy wandering through its narrow streets and climb the 86 steps to the city's immense Cathedral and get to see St. Felix Church and the 12th-century Arab Baths (no entrances included in Girona).

*Note: Dali Museum is closed on Monday

Discover the best of Girona, including the Jewish Quarter "El Call" and the birthplace of Salvador Dalí. Enjoy wandering through the narrow streets of Girona, climbing the 86 steps to the city's immense Cathedral, and get to see (from outside) the 12th-century Arab Baths, St. Felix Church and the Jewish Museum Centre Bonastruc Saporta.

Dali Museum and Girona Tour with Private Transport

The Jewish Museum Centre Bonastruc Saporta is a significant cultural institution located in Girona, Catalonia, Spain. Housed in a restored medieval building, it showcases the history, culture, and legacy of the Jewish community in Girona and Catalonia. Through exhibits, artifacts, and interactive displays, the museum provides a comprehensive understanding of Jewish life and its contributions to the region.

Jewish Museum Centre Bonastruc Saporta

Take a train to Girona, a charming historic Catalan town on the Costa Brava. Its enchanting medieval center is one of the best preserved in Spain. 
During your tour of Girona you see the Jewish Quarter "El Call" and enjoy wandering through its narrow streets and climb the 86 steps to the city's immense Cathedral, get to see the 12th-century Arab Baths, St. Felix Church and the Jewish Museum Centre Bonastruc Saporta (entrance tickets are included).

Embark on a tour to Girona and explore the scenic sites of the historic Catalan town. Situated on the Costa Brava it boasts a well-preserved medieval city center, an imposing Cathedral, Arab Baths dating back to the 12th century and more for you to discover.

Girona Trip by Trains

Enjoy the tour during which you will travel to the northern Catalyuna cities of Figueres and will visit the landmark Teatre-Museu in Figueres, where the artist Salvador Dalí was born.

Dali Museum Tour by Trains

An easily recognizable sight in Barcelona - La Pedrera-Casa Milà,  also known as La Pedrera, is another magical creation of Antonio Gaudi. The difference from his other popular works is that this building functioned as a private residence. Your guide will tell you all about it once you're here.

La Pedrera-Casa Milà

Casa Milà or La Pedrera is also called the "the stone quarry" for its unique form. The real masterpiece, Casa Milà is included in UNESCO Heritage list since 1984. Take a great chance to have a 1.5-hour private guided exploration of the remarkable sight by Antoni Gaudí. 

Please, note: the tour does not include transfers, contact your travel specialist if you need them.

Enjoy a 1.5-hour private guided exploration of the remarkable sight by Antoni Gaudí. The tour covers the areas of Casa Milà, included in the UNESCO Heritage list since 1984, which could not be reached within a self-guided visit.

Casa Mila Tour

Step away from the hustle and bustle of city life and escape into the Catalan mountains, and join a Group Montserrat Monastery Tour. Get up close and personal with the Monastery of Montserrat and its centuries-old mysticism, secluded and deeply surrounded by natural beauty. Explore the world-famous Black Madonna and hear one of the oldest boys' choirs in Europe.
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On this tour, you will experience the breathtaking panoramic views, historical legends, modern monasticism, spiritual devotions, exquisite ancient artwork and world-renowned local delicacies of this beloved Monastery. With ample opportunities to interact with locals and take plenty of memorable photographs, the Montserrat Monastery Tour is the perfect escape to serenity and a spiritual high.
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Spend five hours touring the Montserrat Monastery with fellow travelers and a professional English-speaking guide. Witness extraordinary views over Catalonia's plains, see the 12th-century carving of the Black Madonna and hear one of the oldest boys' choirs in Europe.

Montserrat Monastery Tour

Spend any time in Barcelona and you'll likely find yourself strolling this leafy pedestrian thoroughfare. It makes an appearance on just about every city sightseeing tour, such as walking, biking, and Segway tours. Several notable attractions line its sidewalks, including La Boqueria Market, the Liceu Opera (Gran Teatre del Liceu), the Barcelona Wax Museum (Museu de Cera), the Erotic Museum of Barcelona (Museu Erotic), and Plaça Reial. As the border between the El Raval and Gothic Quarter (Barri Gotic) neighborhoods, it passes right through the heart of Barcelona's old city.

Las Ramblas

The Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia, also known as Barcelona Cathedral, is the Gothic cathedral and seat of the Archbishop of Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. The cathedral was constructed from the thirteenth to fifteenth centuries, with the principal work done in the fourteenth century.

Cathedral of Barcelona

Plaça de Sant Jaume is the administrative heart of the city of Barcelona and one of the oldest and most important squares in the Catalan capital.

It rises on the place where the cardo and the decumanus of the ancient Roman colony of Barcino crossed and where the forum and the Temple of Augustus were also located .

Its current name comes from the parish of Sant Jaume (St. James) which stood there from the Middle Ages until it was demolished in 1823 to make Carrer de Ferran .

Currently in the square are the Palau de la Generalitat de Catalunya and the Casa de la Ciutat , the seat of the Barcelona City Council .

Sant Jaume Square

The Palau de la Generalitat de Catalunya is a historic palace in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. It houses the offices of the Presidency of the Generalitat de Catalunya.

Generalitat Palace

Plaça del Rei is a historic square in the oldest district of Barcelona - Barrio Gótico. It is surrounded by monumental Gothic and Renaissance buildings belonging to the Royal Palace.

Square of the King

Santa Maria del Mar ( "Saint Mary of the Sea") is a church in the Ribera district of Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain, built between 1329 and 1383 at the height of the Principality of Catalonia's maritime and mercantile preeminence. It is an outstanding example of Catalan Gothic, with a purity and unity of style that is very unusual in large medieval buildings.

Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar

Take a wonderful half-day walking tour around the most outstanding attractions of Barcelona.

Barcelona obtains one of the biggest and architecturally diverse Medieval districts in Europe. During the city tour you get to see Barcelona's Old Town called "Casc Antic" and its medieval landmarks.

You walk through the maze of old narrow streets of the Gothic Quarter that was formed around the Roman forum. Then you see the Barcelona Cathedral both from the outside and the inside, pass the former Jewish District "Call", the Sant Jaume Square, see the Generalitat Palace and City Hall from the outside, pass the Square of the King and the former Royal Palace.

You then proceed to the Ribera shore district where you see the Santa Maria del Mar church - the former residence of sailors, traders and craftsmen who lived and worked there in the Middle Ages.

The tour finishes on the most vivid street in Barcelona La Rambla, where you can take a rest at one of the open air terraces.

*Note: Please be advised that to enter the Barcelona Cathedral, shoulders and knees must be covered.

Admire the architecture of one of the biggest Medieval districts in Europe as you explore the Gothic Quarter in Barcelona. Along with a professional guide, you will marvel at the Generalitat Palace, the City Hall, the Sant Jaume Square, and the beautiful Barcelona Cathedral.

Barcelona Gothic Quarter and La Rambla

Reserve a day to explore the culinary delights of Barcelona!

Start your group tour from a guided walk around La Boquería market, then head back to the the kitchen to learn recipes from Catalan basics & Mediterranean staples. Healthy alternatives and fancy techniques are in program too! As a highlight, enjoy 3-course lunch with local organic wines!

*Please, note: the tour is available on Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sat.

Spend a day exploring the colorful world of gastronomy in Spain and familiarize yourself with the secrets of Catalan and Mediterranean cuisine. Buy fresh produce at the La Boqueria market and enjoy a three-course lunch paired with organic wines after the cooking class.

Market Tour & Cooking Class

The Plaça de la Vila de Vilafranca del Penedès is the main square of the capital of Alt Penedès and where the municipality's town hall is located.

This is a place where the main events of the social life of the population have historically taken place as highlighted by historical descriptions of the space by Antoni Massanell, Josep Vallverdú, and Joan Teixidor.

Plaza de la Vila

After breakfast you meet your guide and driver in the hotel lobby and start your full day tour to Penedès wine region - one of Spain’s most famous wine regions, along with La Rioja and Priorat. 

On the way to the winery you have a stop in the town of Villafranca and have a short tour. You visit the famous Plaza de la Vila where the most important meetings of the Castellers, a group of Catalans that specialise in building castells or human towers, are held.

Continue your journey and enjoy an exceptional tasting of cava and wines at a family-run winery and meet a specialist who introduces you to all the stages of wine producing and secrets of the cellar. Conclude your day with a leisure walk through the vineyards. 

You are then taken for lunch to a typical countryside restaurant where you get to try the best of Catalan cuisine.

After the tour you are taken back to the hotel and have the evening at leisure.

Spend a day in Penedès wine region - one of Spain’s most famous wine regions, alongside La Rioja and Priorat. Enjoy a quick stop for a tour of Villafranca and its famous Plaza de la Vila. Later learn about the stages of wine-producing and secrets of the cellar enjoy a Catalan lunch.

Penedes Winery Tour with Lunch and Villafranca Visit

After breakfast you meet your guide and driver in the hotel lobby and start your day tour to Penedès wine region - one of Spain’s most famous wine regions, along with La Rioja and Priorat. 

On the way to the winery you have a stop in the town of Villafranca and have a short tour. You visit the famous Plaza de la Vila where the most important meetings of the Castellers, a group of Catalans that specialise in building castells or human towers, are held.

Continue your journey and enjoy an exceptional tasting of cava and wines at a family-run winery and meet a specialist who introduces you to all the stages of wine producing and secrets of the cellar. Conclude your day with a leisure walk through the vineyards. 

After the tour you are taken back to the hotel and have the evening at leisure.

Discover the best of the Penedes wine region while exploring it with a guide and a private driver. On the way, you will stop to admire the town of Villafranca, then continue to enjoy an exceptional tasting of cava and wines at a family-run winery and meet a specialist who will introduce to you the secrets wine-producing. Your day will end with a leisure walk through the vineyards.

Penedes Winery Tour with Villafranca Visit

Girona Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Saint Mary of Girona, is a Roman Catholic church located in Girona, Catalonia, Spain. It is the seat of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Girona.

Girona Cathedral

After breakfast, you have a transfer to train station followed by a 1-hour train ride to Girona.

Upon arrival, you meet your private guide and start a 3-hour exploration of medieval Girona, a charming historic Catalan town on the Costa Brava. 

During the tour you visit several locations which were doubled up in Game of Thrones series. 

You enjoy wandering through the narrow cobbled streets of the old town which were transformed into the Free City of Braavos in Essos, a continent away from the kingdoms. The other sight that you might recognise is the 12th-century Arab Baths (from outside), the setting for an important scene in Braavos between Arya and the Waif. 

You also climb the 86 steps to the city's immense Cathedral, which doubles as the Great Sept of Baelor, King’s Landing’s largest building (no entrances included in this tour).

After the tour you return to Barcelona by train.

Explore the medieval, charming town of Girona and tour several locations that were doubled up in Game of Thrones series. Wander through the Free City of Braavos in Essos, and the 12th-century Arab Baths, the setting for an important scene in Braavos between Arya and the Waif. Climb the 86 steps to the city's immense Cathedral, which doubles as the Great Sept of Baelor, King’s Landing’s largest building.

Game of Thrones Tour in Girona

Dragons. Castles. Adventure.
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For all you passionate Game of Thrones fans out there, we have the ultimate way to immerse yourself into Barcelona & Girona. Join us on our full day tour where you can follow in the footsteps of your favorite characters, explore the realm of Westeros, and enjoy exclusive activities inspired by the series.
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Picture yourself following your favorite characters around Castle Black or discovering Dragonstone and Dragonstone beach! You can even become part of a memorable photo shoot and immortalize your time in Girona.

Did you know that Catalunya boasts of having several Game of Thrones filming locations? Explore the settings for shooting in Girona, a medieval village located close to Barcelona, and Barcelona itself.

Game of Thrones Tour in Group

The Castle of Santa Florentina is an 11th-century medieval castle in Canet de Mar, Catalonia, Spain. It was built on the foundations of an Ancient Roman villa by Guadimir de Canet. In the 16th century, it passed into the hands of Dimas Muntaner.

Castell de Santa Florentina

After breakfast, you meet your guide and start your tour. Your first destination is Santa Florentina Castle* which was filmed as Horn Hill, the seat of House Tarly in season 6. You enter the castle and have a 1-hour audioguide tour dedicated to the history of this Medieval Castle.

You then continue your ride to medieval Girona, a charming historic Catalan town. During the tour of Girona you visit several locations which were doubled up in Game of Thrones series. 

You enjoy wandering through the narrow cobbled streets of the old town which were transformed into the Free City of Braavos in Essos, a continent away from the kingdoms. The other sight that you might recognise are the 12th-century Arab Baths (entrance included), the setting for an important scene in Braavos between Arya and the Waif. 

You also climb the 86 steps to the city's immense Cathedral (entrance included), which doubles as the Great Sept of Baelor, King’s Landing’s largest building.

After the tour you return to Barcelona.

*Entrance to the castle is available from Tuesday to Saturday. No visits on Sunday and Monday.

Follow the footpath of Game of Throne actors and stop by to explore Santa Florentina Castle known as the Horn Hill in the series. Continue to medieval Girona, where you feel yourself in the Free City of Braavos in Essos. You also see the setting for an important scene in Braavos between Arya and the Waif and climb to the Great Sept of Baelor, King’s Landing’s largest building.

Game of Thrones in Santa Florentina Castle & Girona

Meet your private guide and enjoy a fantastic sightseeing tour dedicated to the world-renowned architectural works of Antonio Gaudi!

You start with a visit to the colourful Park Guell, where you spend some time strolling through its mosaic paths and enjoying the great city views.

The day is crowned with a visit to the astonishing Sagrada Familia Basilica - the most brilliant masterpiece of Gaudi that is rightfully considered the most recognisable symbol of Barcelona.

Note: this tour requires transportation between the sights, so taxi rides are included.

Set off on a fantastic sightseeing tour dedicated to the world-renowned architectural works of Antonio Gaudi! Start by visiting the colourful Park Guell and stroll through its mosaic paths enjoying great city views and make your way later to the astonishing Sagrada Familia Basilica - the most brilliant masterpiece of Gaudi that is rightfully considered the most recognisable symbol of Barcelona.

Gaudi Tour with Public Transport

Montjuïc Castle is an old military fortress, with roots dating back from 1640, built on top of Montjuïc hill in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. It currently serves as a Barcelona municipal facility.

Montjuic Castle

The Montjuïc Cable Car is a gondola lift in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain. The cable car runs from a lower terminus adjacent to the Montjuïc Park upper station of the Montjuïc funicular, and climbs higher up the Montjuïc hill to a terminal near the Montjuïc Castle on the summit of the hill. Famous Monjuic Fountains considered to be in top 3 in the world.

Montjuic Castle and Cable car

Explore Picasso's history and art with an expert guide. Begin at the museum entrance, then dive into Picasso's early years, admire 4,251 pieces, including "Science and Charity," "Royan," and "Las Meninas," and learn about his influence on the art world.

*Note: Round-trip transfer is included in the service.

Situated on Montcada Street and housed in a medieval palace, Picasso Museum is an attraction worthy of your time. Here you can gaze at the masterpieces like The First Communion (1896) and The Science and Charity (1897) and learn what connection Picasso had with Barcelona.

Guided Tour of Picasso Museum

Even if southern gastronomy is not why you decided to visit Barcelona, La Boqueria Market is still a great place to explore. The centuries-old marketplace offers a vibrant selection of local produce and a bustling atmosphere you won't forget.  3-4 special tapas with pairing drinks are included

La Boqueria Market Tour

Group Market Tour

Meet your private guide and enjoy an amazing 2-hour private tour at Casa Battló.

Situated in the vibrant city of Barcelona, Casa Batllo is a breathtaking marvel of modernist architecture that sets the imagination ablaze with a visual artistry unparalleled in the region. From the exquisite, ombre-styled tiled facade to the eclectic, abstract curves of its rooftops, Casa Batllo offers a captivating journey through history and culture unlike anything you’ve ever seen before.
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Marvel in its unique combination of antique structures and revolutionary new design, explore its intricate stories and histories, and relish the opportunity to truly appreciate and explore Barcelona from a wholly different perspective.

*Note: Round-trip transfer is included in the service.

An unmissable stop of your tour around Gaudi's masterpieces is the house of bones, officially known as Casa Batlló. With only a few straight lines, this architectural marvel defines the Catalan Modernism style. Don't forget to take pictures!

Guided Tour of Casa Batlló

Get to know the city from above during a thrilling and memorable helicopter ride over Barcelona. Enjoy a different perception of the most popular attractions and cross this adventure off your bucket list.

Barcelona Sky Tour

Helicopter Ride

Round-trip Transfer Minivan

Round-trip Transfer Sedan

Port Aventura Park is the famous theme park in Spain, that hosted millions of visitors in a year. The park got famous and prestigious awards, including the Thea Award for Outstanding Achievement for Templo del Fuego.

Port Aventura

1-Day Ticket

Port Aventura & Ferrari Land Access

1- Day in Ferrari Land

If you’re unfamiliar with the natural bounty of the Ebro Delta, a visit to this restaurant in Barcelona is a must to savour the flavours of a region that has been declared a World Biosphere Reserve.
Accessed via the lobby of the Ohla Eixample hotel, Xerta boasts a contemporary dining room with views of both its vertical garden and the kitchen. Chef Fran López, who trained and worked for three years with French maestro Alain Ducasse, showcases the flavours of his home region, providing guests with an opportunity to discover its superb gastronomy (eel, oysters, rice etc - 90% of his ingredients are sourced from here) from a creative perspective. An interesting footnote is that Xerta is the first European restaurant with a Michelin star to receive Kashrut kosher certification!

Xerta

The Ohla Barcelona hotel’s fine dining restaurant boasts an unmistakable appearance, due to the “eyes” or “ocular globes” designed by artist Frederic Amat that adorn its neo-Classical façade. Here, French chef Romain Fornell has introduced his new culinary vision that reinterprets concepts and recipes.
His cooking is based around French-influenced Catalan cuisine featuring seasonal ingredients, identifiable flavours and astute pairings. In addition to the different size tables in the dining room, and in an attempt to involve guests more in their dining experience, the open kitchen is surrounded by a U-shaped chef’s table for 14 diners who can then participate in the creative process. Its interesting menus, one of which is vegetarian, also include the option of ordering individual dishes à la carte-style.

Caelis

Gastro-hotels are definitely on the rise thanks to their increasing popularity with international guests, and the strong emphasis on high-quality cuisine at the Monument hotel (which includes the three-Michelin-star Lasarte) is a perfect example of this.
Incorporated into the hotel lobby, the Oria is a spacious, elegant and unique restaurant overseen by chef Martín Berasategui, hence the high standard of its updated take on traditional cuisine with its roots in the Mediterranean but with a nod to the Basque Country. Choose between three surprise tasting menus that vary in terms of their number of starters, but which always include a fish and meat dish and an exquisite dessert. The numerous staff here are young and highly efficient!

Oria

This restaurant, with its updated classic decor, is enhanced by an exquisite terrace and several dining rooms that allow for different configurations. Contemporary Catalan cuisine including a good choice of set menus.

Windsor

It's no mystery why sushi bars have taken Barcelona by storm. Catalans are as avid seafood lovers as the Japanese, and they're also sticklers for freshness, which is why this glamorous new raw bar from the team at Rías de Galicia, a family-run place where the sons have recently teamed up with Ferran and Albert Adrià and generally considered to be the best seafood restaurant in town, is such a hit (FYI, Galicia, in northwestern Spain, is the source of much of the country's finest fish). Settle into the appropriately sand-colored dining room and sample such stunningly fresh and inventively seasoned dishes as Canary Island razor clams with mustard vinaigrette and pink ginger and oysters with ponzu sauce and salmon roe (pictured). There's also a selection of hot dishes and non-seafood plates. DON'T MISS Shrimp and spider crab croquettes, scallops carpaccio with sea urchin roe, and deep-fried turbot.

Espai Kru

Pur bears the hallmark of chef Nandu Jubany, with his emphasis on dishes that focus on top-quality ingredients “in their purest form”, without sauces or unnecessary embellishment, and presented either grilled, cooked on the barbecue or baked in salt.

An intimate restaurant that is somewhat tucked away but which has received many plaudits thanks to the passion for the sea shown by the Gotanegra family and chef Rafa Zafra. Grilled dishes and high-quality products are to the fore here.

Estimar

This restaurant with an informal yet elegant ambience that is perfect for couples takes its name from the Swahili word for “fork”. In the completely open kitchen, the focus is on a gastronomic experience that is timed to the second, given that every guest ordering the surprise menu starts their meal at exactly the same time.

“Mano rota” means “broken hand” in Spanish. It comes from an old saying used to describe someone with an exceptionally high level of skill — the perfect name for this little hub of culinary creativity.
Owners and head chefs Bernat Bermudo (Catalan) and Oswaldo Brito (Venezuelan) met while training at the legendary Hoffman culinary school in Barcelona, before perfecting their craft at some of the world’s finest restaurants.
This period of development was immensely important for both chefs and introduced them to a world of new flavours that the duo combined in sensational style when they teamed up to open their restaurant in the Poble Sec area, Mano Rota.

Mano Rota

A restaurant with a modern ambience in which the equal measures of technical skill, creativity and delicate touches shown in its dishes will surprise and excite guests.
Located closed to the Modernist-style Sant Antoni market, Slow & Low has a concept based around its open kitchen, with two counters that enable guests to experience the creative process to the full. Its internationally inspired cuisine combines ingredients from around the world on three menus (SLOW&LOW, SLOW&LUNCH and SLOW&LONG), which show clear Mexican influence as well as a nod to Thai cooking, including well-balanced touches of acidity and spiciness and incredibly light salsas. Fish and vegetarian dishes also feature prominently. The table service is shared by the chefs and waiting staff, who explain each dish in detail.

Slow & Low

The tree-shaded terrace at this restaurant occupying a luxury hotel along the Passeig de Gràcia is a particular highlight, giving the impression of being in the countryside. Excellent traditional cuisine with a seasonal slant.

Jardín del Alma

A fusion of two dining spaces (including the old Espai Kru) and two culinary themes on a single menu: classic Galician cooking and Japanese-inspired cuisine with a focus on raw dishes.

Rías de Galicia

A tiny and unusual eatery beneath the arcades of the famous Boquería market, offering a fusion of Catalan recipes, Mediterranean ingredients and Chinese and Japanese cuisine.

Direkte Boqueria

Red tuna is at the heart of everything here! Choose between the à la carte and two set menus (Red and Blu), as well as a chance to experience first-hand the time-honoured Japanese fish-cutting art known as Kaitai.

Tunateca Balfegó

The Gran Teatre del Liceu is one of the most popular and beautiful opera houses in Europe. The important works of classical music were presented here by the greatest singers of the last two decades. Domingo, Pavarotti, Caballé, Callas, Tebaldi will always have a special place in the heart of the audience.

Opera at Gran Teatre del Liceu

Date: Mar 18, 2023 | Time: 19:00 Category: Cat 2

Alexina B. (WP) - García-Tomás

Date: Mar 10, 2023 | Time: 19:00 Category: Cat 2

7 Deaths of Maria Callas - Nikodijevic

Concert at Gran Teatre del Liceu

Ballet at Gran Teatre del Liceu

Concert at Palau de la Música

Date: Jan 1, 2024 | Time: 21:00 Category: Cat 1

Slavonic Dance No. 8 - Dvorák / Sleeping Beauty (Valse) - Tchaikovsky / Waltz - Bernstein / The Mikado (Overture) - Sullivan / Strauss family Waltzes

Date: Jan 1, 2024 | Time: 21:00 Category: Cat 2

Date: Apr 29, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 3

Suite No. 2, BWV 1067 - Bach / Das musikalische Opfer BWV 1079 - Bach

Date: Apr 29, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 1

Date: Apr 29, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 2

Date: Apr 29, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 4

Date: May 7, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 2

Symphony No. 9 - Beethoven

Date: Apr 20, 2024 | Time: 18:30 Category: Cat 1

Video Game Music in Concert

Date: May 8, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 1

Piano Recital

Date: Jun 1, 2024 | Time: 18:30 Category: Cat 3

Sing, Sing, Sing - Prima / Porgy and Bess (Excerpts) - Gershwin

Date: Apr 20, 2024 | Time: 18:30 Category: Cat 3

Date: May 7, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 4

Date: Jun 1, 2024 | Time: 18:30 Category: Cat 2

Date: May 26, 2024 | Time: 17:30 Category: Cat 4

Piano Concerto No. 3 - Rachmaninov / Le Sacre du Printemps - Stravinsky

Date: May 2, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 1

Opera Arias & Song Recital

Date: Jun 1, 2024 | Time: 18:30 Category: Cat 1

Date: Jun 1, 2024 | Time: 18:30 Category: Cat 4

Date: May 25, 2024 | Time: 18:30 Category: Cat 3

Lieder - Mahler / Symphony No. 5 - Tchaikovsky / La Nuit et l’amour - Holmès

Date: May 25, 2024 | Time: 18:30 Category: Cat 2

Date: Apr 20, 2024 | Time: 18:30 Category: Cat 2

Date: May 26, 2024 | Time: 17:30 Category: Cat 2

Date: Apr 22, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 3

Cello Concerto - Schumann / Symphony No. 6 - Dvorák / Othello (Overture) - Dvorák

Date: May 26, 2024 | Time: 17:30 Category: Cat 3

Date: Apr 22, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 4

Date: May 26, 2024 | Time: 17:30 Category: Cat 1

Date: Jun 11, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 1

Four Seasons Recomposed - Richter / Reminiscències de llum - Bataller

Date: Jun 3, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 3

Date: Jun 3, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 2

Date: Jun 11, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 4

Date: Apr 25, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 3

Date: Jun 11, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 3

Date: Apr 25, 2024 | Time: 20:00 Category: Cat 1

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