Two days: Gaudí and the Sagrada Familia, plus Montserrat and the Codorníu cellars

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Monument to Frederic Soler i Hubert, Pitarra, located on La Rambla.

Conoce la primera obra maestra de un joven Antoni Gaudí

This was Antoni Gaudí's first major work, created when he was still a young architect.

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Placa Reial

Take a stroll through Barcelona's most elegant square, admiring the lampposts designed by Gaudí.

Mercat de la Boqueria

The city's oldest market, with its stalls, its vibrant colors, and its lively atmosphere.

Toma un café en el bar favorito de Pablo Picasso

Stop for a coffee at Pablo Picasso's favorite bar, where he first exhibited his work.

Passeig de Gràcia

A stroll along the avenue that was once the heart of 19th-century Catalan bourgeois society, now a showcase of modernist architecture.

Admira un icono de Barcelona

One of the buildings that defines Barcelona, and a must-see for anyone wanting to understand Gaudí and the Modernist movement.

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A relaxing tapas lunch under the trees of a beautiful...

Enjoy a tapas meal on a terrace with trees, located on Rambla de Catalunya, available only in the Exclusive and VIP options.

No masterpiece that captures a sense of completeness should be missing.

A work from Gaudí's mature period, characterized by the incorporation of natural forms throughout the entire building.

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Park Güell

Another of Barcelona's iconic landmarks: the park that Gaudí built on the higher ground, with the city spread out below.

Inside the basilica, you will enjoy a guided tour that includes...

Inside the basilica, there are guided tours with official guides and skip-the-line access. You can see the forest of columns, the colorful stained-glass windows, and the symbolism with which the temple is constructed, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. There is also time to visit the museum, which features original drawings, models, and exhibits about the project.

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The tour guide will pick you up at your hotel and then drive you to Montserrat, which is about an hour from Barcelona. During the drive, the guide will tell you about the mountain and its Benedictine monastery.

Montserrat

In Montserrat, we will spend approximately three and a half hours. We will visit the Benedictine monastery and see the "Moreneta," the Black Virgin. There will be free time to explore the farmers' market, hike up to the viewpoint at Creu de Sant Miquel, and admire the mountain range from above. If you choose this option, you can also attend a performance by the Escolania (boys' choir).

Abadia De Montserrat

The best views of the Benedictine monastery of Montserrat and the complex it forms with the surrounding rock formations.

Montserrat Mountain

You can enter the monastery with skip-the-line tickets to see the statue of the Black Virgin.

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Performance by the Escolania de Montserrat, one of the oldest children's choirs in Europe, singing inside the basilica.

Montserrat Mountain

A short walk to one of the best viewpoints in the area, with the mountains surrounding you.

Prueba quesos

They sample cheeses, hams, and other Catalan products sold directly by the local farmers, who explain how they are made.

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The guide takes everyone back to Barcelona and drops them off at the hotel.