BREAKING NEWS: Explore the Best of Barcelona with Our Expert Walking Tours in English!
Barcelona, Spain – Are you ready to experience the vibrant city of Barcelona like a local? Look no further! We’re excited to announce that our expert-led walking tours in English are now available, giving you the inside scoop on the city’s hidden gems and must-see attractions.
Top 5 Reasons to Join Our Barcelona Walking Tours
- Explore the City Like a Local: Our expert guides will take you off the beaten path to discover the city’s lesser-known neighborhoods, cafes, and landmarks.
- Immerse Yourself in Culture: Our tours are designed to immerse you in the local culture, from the Gothic Quarter to the trendy bars and restaurants of El Raval.
- Discover Hidden Gems: We’ll take you to unique spots that only locals know about, such as secret gardens, street art hotspots, and hidden alleys.
- Learn About the City’s History: Our guides are knowledgeable about Barcelona’s rich history, from the ancient Roman ruins to the Modernist architecture of Antoni Gaudí.
- Enjoy the Language: Our tours are led in English, making it easy for international visitors to navigate the city and ask questions.
Barcelona Walking Tour Highlights
- Explore the famous La Rambla and Gothic Quarter, including the iconic La Boqueria Market
- Visit the stunning Park Güell and Casa Batlló, designed by Antoni Gaudí
- Discover the charming beaches of Barceloneta and Nova Icària
- Wander through the trendy El Raval neighborhood, known for its street art and multicultural atmosphere
- Enjoy a local lunch at a traditional tapas bar or restaurant
Book Your Barcelona Walking Tour Today!
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to experience the real Barcelona with our expert-led walking tours. Book now and get ready to immerse yourself in the city’s vibrant culture, rich history, and stunning architecture.
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My sister and I will be in Barcelona next month and would like to take a couple of walking tours. I did a few free walking tours (and tipped of course) in Paris and really enjoyed seeing things at that pace. Does anyone have favorite walking tours or companies to recommend?
Also, we booked this trip before the over tourism issue in Barcelona really caught the news this summer. Any advice on being a good guest of the city? We chose a traditional hotel after hearing the issues with vacation rentals and we will be relying on public transit to get around rather than adding a car to the streets. I get that walking tours and such will make us obvious tourists, but we want to at least be polite tourists.
ETA: I mean specific advice for Barcelona. We try to be polite tourists normally but I know different locations have different unique concerns.
View info-news.info by Celairiel16
I did some “free” (tip only) walking tours in Barcelona and while they were ok, I would have just paid for an actual tour if I could do it again. Some of the guides weren’t even Spanish but you didn’t know that until you got divvied up into the group. When I looked at other groups, they could hear their guided better and it just seemed much more professional and well done.
Never took a walking tour but was in Barcelona this summer for about a week and I can tell you it’s one of the most walkable cities I’ve been to. We walked the entire city, built our own Goudi tour, library crawl, bar crawl, neighbourhoods to see, etc. There’s a lot of resources on YouTube and Google. I personally find walking on my own and taking my own sweet time makes the walk/tour more fun. But that’s just me.
October is a great time to visit. Best of luck in Barcelona and have fun!