We begin in Plaça de Catalunya, the beating heart of modern Barcelona, where the old city and the modern world collide. From there, we descend into the Gothic Quarter — into narrow streets built on top of ancient Roman Barcelona.

In Plaça Reial, you’ll discover Barcelona’s more glamorous side: palm trees, elegant arcades, nightlife, and even lanterns designed by a young Gaudí before he became famous.

Plaça de la Mercè reveals the spiritual soul of the city and the traditions Catalans still celebrate today with human towers, festivals, and powerful local identity.

At Plaça Nova, we stand beside Roman walls nearly 2,000 years old. Barcelona began here — as a small Roman colony called Barcino.

Plaça Sant Jaume, the political heart of Catalonia for centuries. This square has witnessed celebrations, revolutions, protests, and moments that shaped modern Catalan identity.

In quiet places like Plaça Sant Miquel, we slow down and experience the rhythm of local life away from the tourist crowds.

In Plaça de Santa Maria and Plaça Comercial, medieval history mixes with modern creative energy, cafés, art, and local culture.

In Plaça de Santa Maria and Plaça Comercial, medieval history mixes with modern creative energy, cafés, art, and local culture.

Plaça del Rei — one of the most atmospheric medieval spaces in Barcelona. Surrounded by Gothic palaces and historic stone buildings, this square was once the ceremonial center of the Crown of Aragon.

Fin de la tournée