As the city slopes gently downhill towards the sea its character changes. From the Eixample district with its boulevards and Modernista architecture you enter the warren of alleyways in the Barri Gòtic, which contains magnificent medieval cathedrals, churches and the elegant Plaça Reial. The famous thoroughfare of La Rambla runs alongside this area of the city leading to the sea. Redeveloped as part of the 1992 Olympics, the port areas of Barceloneta and Port Vell are a relaxing escape from the city streets.
Bus tour stopping at several Barcelona landmarks
Hop-On/Hop-Off Bus Tours gives you the opportunity to view most of Barcelona’s top attractions and landmarks in a convenient fashion....
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Multifaceted tours of Southern Catalunya wine country
El Moli Tours brings a memorable experience for those touring Catalunya’s wine country just outside of Barcelona....
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Popular district with cafes and notable architecture
Barri de Gracia attracts all kinds of people, from students to artists and self-proclaimed political pundits....
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Walking tours of notable Barcelona districts
Barcelona Tours Non Stop offers a few different tour options, including a free walking tour, a flamenco and tapas tour, and a pub crawl....
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Private group tours covering different interest points of Barcelona
Barcelona Daily Sightseeing Tours offers an expert guide for whichever type of tour you select....
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Architectural Barcelona Olympics landmark
Torre de Collserola is a uniquely modern tower designed by architect Sir Norman Foster....
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