Barcelona tourist bus

Plaza Cataluña

As a very important intersection of the city, and a rallying point served by a large number of transports, Plaça Catalunya is one of the most recommended meeting points to get to the centre of Barcelona, where the pigeons have established their headquarters.

The Paseo de Gracia (Passeig de Gracia), Barcelona's fashion boulevard where monuments, exceptional architecture, restaurants and boutiques of famous brands such as Hermés, Chanel or Diesel share the 1.5 kilometres that connect Plaça Catalunya to the Gracia district.

With large number of elements reminding human skeleton, the Casa Batllo, one of the many Antoni Gaudi must-see monuments in Barcelona, is very easily remarkable in the heart of the Passeig de Gracia.

Casa Milà, also known as Pedrera, which means stone quarry, is a huge house with the peculiarity of having no right angles. It also forms part of Antoni Gaudi's unmissable Unesco World Heritage monuments.

Barcelona Plaza España

Located at the access point that leads to the hills of Barcelona, the Plaça Espanya (Spanish Steps) opens the doors of Montjuic to you. A huge roundabout that acts as a communication axis between several of Barcelona's main avenues and leads to the city's old bullring.

Converted into Catalonia National Art Museum in 1934, the Barcelona national palace, built on the 1929 Universal Exhibition occasion, houses one of the most complete collections of Romanesque art in the world.

Logée sur les hauteurs de Barcelone, sur la colline de Montjuic, le Stade Olympique, connu officiellement sous le nom de stade olympique Lluís Companys (Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys en Catalan), est l'un des monuments emblématiques de l'histoire des jeux olympiques de Barcelone.

Correspondence with the funicular at the Paral-lel metro station to come and discover the exhibition of paintings, sculptures and drawings by the artist Joan Miro. Walk along the Montjuic hill on your left as you leave the station, and you will find yourself at the foot of the Joan Miro Foundation.

Towards Sant Sebastià or Miramar Towers, from the World Trade Center located at the foot of the old port, discover Barcelona from the sky, between Barceloneta beaches and the top of Montjuic hill.

Climb to the top of the Christopher Columbus monument, which is located between the end of the Ramblas and the swing bridge of the city's old port, and enjoy exceptional panoramic views of Barcelona.

Bordered by a very pleasant promenade that stretches from Christopher Columbus monument to Barceloneta, and reaches to the beaches of Barcelona, the Port Vell is the oldest port in the city.

Barcelona Olympic port

Built for the Barcelona Olympic Games in 1992, the Olympic Port is Barcelona's second largest marina and straddles the stretch of the city's beaches between Somorrostro and Nova Icària, a short distance from Barcelona Zoo.

Designed by the French architect Jean Nouvel, the 145-metre-high Agbar Tower, a Barcelona skyscraper entirely covered by a glass façade located at the foot of Les Glories Square, offers magnificent plays of light at night.

Triumphal Arch

Barcelona's triumphal arch, a monument entirely designed in red brick by Josep Vilaseca i Casanovas, symbolizes the gate that led to the Universal Exhibition of 1888. Nowadays, this gate gives you access to the Parc de la Ciutadella.

Maze of alleys between Raval and Born where museums, churches, Roman vestigations and architecture retrace the history of Barcelona's oldest district that stretches along the Ramblas from the old port to the Plaza Cataluña.

The Paseo de Gracia (Passeig de Gracia), Barcelona's fashion boulevard where monuments, exceptional architecture, restaurants and boutiques of famous brands such as Hermés, Chanel or Diesel share the 1.5 kilometres that connect Plaça Catalunya to the Gracia district.

With large number of elements reminding human skeleton, the Casa Batllo, one of the many Antoni Gaudi must-see monuments in Barcelona, is very easily remarkable in the heart of the Passeig de Gracia.

Casa Milà, also known as Pedrera, which means stone quarry, is a huge house with the peculiarity of having no right angles. It also forms part of Antoni Gaudi's unmissable Unesco World Heritage monuments.

An incredible building of monumental proportions and meticulous decoration, the Sagrada Familia, Barcelona's emblematic and most visited monument, is one of Antoni Gaudi's most impressive architectural works.

Largest modernist complex in the world, Lluís Domènech i Montaner's work declared UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Sant Pau hospital is a group of pavilions linked by underground galleries.

Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of the masterpieces of Antoni Gaudi, the parc Guell, most visited park in Barcelona, is a huge garden divided into several floors littered with alleys, columns and mosaics.

The Royal Palace of Pedralbes is located at the entrance to Barcelona, on Avenida Diagonal, metro Palau Reial. Designed by some of Spain's greatest architects, Barcelona's Palau Reial hosts concerts, exhibitions and museums.
  Palacio reial de Pedralbes en imagenes

Come and experience the Barça atmosphere at the Camp Nou. With a capacity of more than 99,000 seats, the FC Barcelona's stadium, located in Les Corts neighbourhood, is one of the largest stadiums in Europe.

Diagonal Avenue

Leisure, business, entertainment, curiosities and rest, Barcelona's Avenida Diagonal, one of the most important thoroughfares in Barcelona, which stretches from one end of the city to the other, from the Forum to the university zone, offers access to many of Barcelona's unmissable sites.

Plaza Cataluña

As a very important intersection of the city, and a rallying point served by a large number of transports, Plaça Catalunya is one of the most recommended meeting points to get to the centre of Barcelona, where the pigeons have established their headquarters.

Plaza Cataluña

As a very important intersection of the city, and a rallying point served by a large number of transports, Plaça Catalunya is one of the most recommended meeting points to get to the centre of Barcelona, where the pigeons have established their headquarters.

Triumphal Arch

Barcelona's triumphal arch, a monument entirely designed in red brick by Josep Vilaseca i Casanovas, symbolizes the gate that led to the Universal Exhibition of 1888. Nowadays, this gate gives you access to the Parc de la Ciutadella.

Our animal friends are also one of the must-see attractions in Barcelona. At the foot of the Ciutadella Park and a few steps from the Olympic port, many species of animals are waiting for you at the Barcelona Zoological Park.

Climb to the top of the Christopher Columbus monument, which is located between the end of the Ramblas and the swing bridge of the city's old port, and enjoy exceptional panoramic views of Barcelona.

Correspondence with the funicular at the Paral-lel metro station to come and discover the exhibition of paintings, sculptures and drawings by the artist Joan Miro. Walk along the Montjuic hill on your left as you leave the station, and you will find yourself at the foot of the Joan Miro Foundation.

Converted into Catalonia National Art Museum in 1934, the Barcelona national palace, built on the 1929 Universal Exhibition occasion, houses one of the most complete collections of Romanesque art in the world.

Barcelona Plaza España

Located at the access point that leads to the hills of Barcelona, the Plaça Espanya (Spanish Steps) opens the doors of Montjuic to you. A huge roundabout that acts as a communication axis between several of Barcelona's main avenues and leads to the city's old bullring.

Come and experience the Barça atmosphere at the Camp Nou. With a capacity of more than 99,000 seats, the FC Barcelona's stadium, located in Les Corts neighbourhood, is one of the largest stadiums in Europe.

The Royal Palace of Pedralbes is located at the entrance to Barcelona, on Avenida Diagonal, metro Palau Reial. Designed by some of Spain's greatest architects, Barcelona's Palau Reial hosts concerts, exhibitions and museums.
  Palacio reial de Pedralbes en imagenes

Diagonal Avenue

Leisure, business, entertainment, curiosities and rest, Barcelona's Avenida Diagonal, one of the most important thoroughfares in Barcelona, which stretches from one end of the city to the other, from the Forum to the university zone, offers access to many of Barcelona's unmissable sites.

The Paseo de Gracia (Passeig de Gracia), Barcelona's fashion boulevard where monuments, exceptional architecture, restaurants and boutiques of famous brands such as Hermés, Chanel or Diesel share the 1.5 kilometres that connect Plaça Catalunya to the Gracia district.

Casa Milà, also known as Pedrera, which means stone quarry, is a huge house with the peculiarity of having no right angles. It also forms part of Antoni Gaudi's unmissable Unesco World Heritage monuments.

With large number of elements reminding human skeleton, the Casa Batllo, one of the many Antoni Gaudi must-see monuments in Barcelona, is very easily remarkable in the heart of the Passeig de Gracia.

Plaza Cataluña

As a very important intersection of the city, and a rallying point served by a large number of transports, Plaça Catalunya is one of the most recommended meeting points to get to the centre of Barcelona, where the pigeons have established their headquarters.

The Metropolitan Basilica Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalie is permanently inhabited by 13 geese who protect the cloister. Mainly built between 1298 and 1450, the Gothic style cathedral has been classified as a national artistic historic monument since 1929.

Maze of alleys between Raval and Born where museums, churches, Roman vestigations and architecture retrace the history of Barcelona's oldest district that stretches along the Ramblas from the old port to the Plaza Cataluña.

Bordered by a very pleasant promenade that stretches from Christopher Columbus monument to Barceloneta, and reaches to the beaches of Barcelona, the Port Vell is the oldest port in the city.

Barceloneta

Endowed with an undeniable Mediterranean charm, narrow streets, a long seaside promenade, as well as a port and a park that separates it from the Ciutadella, Barceloneta is Barcelona's old fishermen's and sailors' quarter.

Our animal friends are also one of the must-see attractions in Barcelona. At the foot of the Ciutadella Park and a few steps from the Olympic port, many species of animals are waiting for you at the Barcelona Zoological Park.

Designed by the French architect Jean Nouvel, the 145-metre-high Agbar Tower, a Barcelona skyscraper entirely covered by a glass façade located at the foot of Les Glories Square, offers magnificent plays of light at night.

An incredible building of monumental proportions and meticulous decoration, the Sagrada Familia, Barcelona's emblematic and most visited monument, is one of Antoni Gaudi's most impressive architectural works.

Largest modernist complex in the world, Lluís Domènech i Montaner's work declared UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Sant Pau hospital is a group of pavilions linked by underground galleries.

Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of the masterpieces of Antoni Gaudi, the parc Guell, most visited park in Barcelona, is a huge garden divided into several floors littered with alleys, columns and mosaics.

Casa Milà, also known as Pedrera, which means stone quarry, is a huge house with the peculiarity of having no right angles. It also forms part of Antoni Gaudi's unmissable Unesco World Heritage monuments.

With large number of elements reminding human skeleton, the Casa Batllo, one of the many Antoni Gaudi must-see monuments in Barcelona, is very easily remarkable in the heart of the Passeig de Gracia.