Meet your guide in front of the Oriente Atiram Hotel Barcelona, Rambla dels Caputxins, 45, 08002 Barcelona, Spain. Please do not enter the hotel, it is only a meeting point and the staff is not informed about the tour

Walking tour to see Barcelona through the eyes of Picasso and other Catalan and Spanish artists who lived and worked here. Your Private Guide will meet you at La Rambla street, a popular hangout for local artists.

You will see the ornate Güell Palace, one of the earliest examples of Antoni Gaudi’s modernist architecture.

Explore the winding streets of the Gothic Quarter to find the places that inspired Picasso’s sketches and paintings.

Picasso’s family moved to Barcelona in 1895 after the death of his little sister, and he began his artistic journey there. You will see Carrer d'Avinyo, where he visited prostitute women who later became the inspiration for his masterpiece ‘The Young Ladies of Avignon’, and Carrer dels Escudellers, where he had a studio in 1899.

The tour will continue along the seafront Passeig de Colom, where you will see the former residence of Picasso’s first wife, the Russian ballerina Olga Khokhlova. You will pass Roy Lichtenstein’s abstract sculpture El Cap de Barcelona, the Royal Academy of Arts where Picasso attended, and the Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar.

Enhance your art experience with a visit to the Picasso Museum in Barcelona. With skip-the-line tickets and a reserved time slot you will avoid waiting in long lines to this popular attraction. The Picasso Museum examines the artist’s close relationship with Barcelona and the development of his artistic maturity. Step inside to see more than 3,500 sketches and paintings, many of which were donated by the artist himself. The collection’s highlights include The First Society (1896), Science and Charity (1897), and the Roofs of Barcelona (1903). It is a must-see for art lovers!