Gràcia: the town that rang the bell
A bell, a bombardment, and a vermouth at the end of it.
- How long it lasts
- 3 h
- Runs in
- EN · ES
- Price
- 36 €
Never more than 10 people
Tours
What’s on
All five are led by David Magaña, a working Barcelona actor. Four are guided walks; the Gaudí one is the only one performed in character, and its card says so. Each runs in the language it is billed in and takes between ten and twenty people depending on the walk — again, the card says which. Prices are per person and include whatever the tour says it includes.
Gaudí comes alive
You will recognise the guide because he will be Antoni Gaudí.
- How long it lasts
- 1 h 30
- Runs in
- EN · ES · CA
- Price
- 30 €
Never more than 15 people
The Gothic Quarter: a neighbourhood that invented itself
Barcelona's most photographed bridge dates from 1928.
- How long it lasts
- 2 h
- Runs in
- EN · ES · CA
- Price
- 15 €
Never more than 20 people
The Gothic Quarter after dark
By day it is a crowded stage set. By night it is a narrow city.
- How long it lasts
- 2 h
- Runs in
- EN · ES · CA
- Price
- 18 €
Never more than 20 people
Montjuïc: the hill with two names
Nobody agrees where the name comes from. That is where it starts.
- How long it lasts
- 2 h 30
- Runs in
- EN · ES · CA
- Price
- 15 €
Never more than 20 people
In more depth
Longer pieces about how a walk of ours actually works, written for the people who ask before they book.
- The theatrical walking tour of Barcelona — and it is one, not fiveOne of our five walks is genuinely performed: an actor arrives as Antoni Gaudí and stays there for ninety minutes. The other four are guided walks led by the same actor, out of character. This page is about the difference, because for a while this website blurred it.
Not on the bill?
Private groups of up to twenty, schools, companies, and dates outside the timetable. Tell us the group, the language and roughly when, and we will come back with a price.
Ask about a private tour