The magic of Gaudí. Can you imagine seeing all of Gaudi’s houses in only a day?
Forget the stress of organising multiple visits and getting the entrance tickets. Let us take care of everything, and we’ll even help you skip the lines! After all, who has time to wait in line when you only have one day? One day to enter Gaudi’s world which is full of fantasy, innovative architectural solutions, and beauty. Some of Gaudi’s houses remind us of fairy tales.
This is the best Gaudi tour to discover his architectural evolution. From his first houses such as Casa Vicens or Palau Güell where he used Oriental, Arabic, and Medieval influences to Casa Mila, the culmination of organic style.
Of course, we will also visit Park Güell and Sagrada Familia, Gaudi’s masterpieces. All of Gaudi’s works stand out from other houses designed in the same period. Through the evolution of his work, he will discover the personal evolution of the genius, Antoni Gaudí.
With your Barcelona tour guide, you will visit, Casa Vicens, the first house designed by Antoni Gaudí between 1883 and 1885. Casa Vicens is a manifesto house where he would apply all his philosophy and architectural ideology. In Casa Vicens, nature becomes architecture. Insite the rooms you feel like you are in a garden. This house was a colourful summer house for the Vicens family, and the architect Gaudí created an oasis of well-being, which appeals to all our senses.
Palau Güell (designed from 1886 to 1890) was a luxurious palace to host social events. With a ballroom covered by a dome that represents the sky. Nature was Gaudi’s inspiration since the beginning.
Eusebi Güell also commissioned Park Güell from Antoni Gaudí. Built between 1900 and 1914 Park Güell was meant to be a luxurious residential city for 60 wealthy families, a “paradise” from which you have amazing views of Barcelona. Antoni Gaudí put his innovative structural solutions, ecological ideas, and vivid imagination into practice to create this uniquely fantastical park.
Casa Milà built 1906 y 1910 is known as “La Pedrera”, which means “the stone quarry”. With your private tour guide, you will discover why.
Of course, we will also visit La Sagrada Familia which is a temple of light. Get ready to immerse yourself in the majestic symphony of colours of the stained-glass windows and stroll among tree-shaped columns. La Sagrada Familia is a natural landscape made of stone.
Your private tour guide will tell you all about the history of these houses the symbolism, and the revolutionary architectural solutions that Antoni Gaudí applied. They will share with you some little-known anecdotes about its charismatic creator.
This is the best Gaudi private tour to be able to truly appreciate the beauty of these houses and the architectural evolution of one of the most important architects of all the history; Antoni Gaudí.
– Park Güell
– Sagrada Familia
– Casa Vicens
– Casa Mila/La Pedrera
– Palau Güell
– Guiding services by a Licensed Local tour guide.
– Pre-booked entry tickets.
– Skip-the-line guaranteed at all sites.
– Cost of the pre-booked tickets to sites.
– Transportation to the sites. We can use taxis, or a private chauffeured Mercedes minivan can be arranged for an additional cost.
Yes!
However, la Sagrada Familia might close occasionally for special events. We will have this information in advance. Palau Güell is closed on Mondays. We can visit Batlló house instead.
Yes, we have access to a special platform to buy skip-the-line tickets.
At your hotel if you arrange with us a chauffeured private Mercedes minivan.
If this is not the case, the meeting point will be at the entrance to Park Güell in Ctra. del Carmel, 23, 08024 Barcelona:
Yes. The tour takes place rain or shine. Your tour guide will try to find alternatives during the tour to make it more pleasant. Be prepared to discover Barcelona in the rain or on a sunny day.
This is an 8-hour tour, and we will have a break to have lunch.
Park Güell might be difficult for people with severe walking challenges. Park Güell has an adapted itinerary with ramps. We can arrange a wheelchair for free in Park Güell and La Sagrada Familia. La Pedrera has elevators, and most sites are accessible. We will adapt the tour to your needs.
Absolutely! We love children! Our storytellers will adapt the information to the children.
-Are the towers in la Sagrada Familia included? Only upon request and adding 30 minutes to this tour.
You are given a specific time to visit the towers. After queuing for 5 and 15 minutes, you will get to the elevator to go up to visit the towers. However, to come down you must descend the 426 steps back to the church. The towers are not suitable for wheelchairs, people with heart or lung conditions, claustrophobia, or fear of heights. Children under 6 years old are not allowed into the towers.
Yes, visitors must dress appropriately, following these restrictions:
