Barcelona: Sagrada Familia, La Pedrera & Cava Tasting Tour

Highlights

• Skip the line for an in-depth tour of Sagrada Familia with your expert guide.
• Explore Casa Mila’s unique interiors and discover Gaudí’s design secrets.
• Walk on Casa Mila’s rooftop and see Gaudí’s chimneys up close.
• Pause for a glass of premium local cava and refresh before continuing.
• Spot the hidden details of Palau Macaya and Casa de les Punxes on your walk.

Description

Experience the magic of Gaudí’s Barcelona on this immersive small-group tour, blending world-renowned architecture with a taste of local Cava.

Start your journey at La Pedrera (Casa Mila), one of Gaudí’s most daring and innovative creations. Step inside this architectural marvel, where undulating stone facades and wrought-iron balconies redefine the concept of a building. Explore its historic apartments, designed to showcase the avant-garde lifestyle of early 20th-century Barcelona. Then, ascend to the iconic rooftop, where surreal chimneys and sculptural skylights form a dreamlike landscape. From this panoramic vantage point, take in stunning views of Barcelona while learning how Gaudí’s organic designs continue to inspire architects today.

Pause to refresh with a glass of premium Catalan cava, embracing the local tradition of toasting to life’s most beautiful moments.

Next, take a leisurely stroll through the Eixample district, an open-air gallery of Catalan modernism. Along the way, admire architectural gems like Palau Macaya and Casa de les Punxes, stunning yet often-overlooked treasures that add to Barcelona’s artistic heritage.

With skip-the-line access, step inside the awe-inspiring Sagrada Familia, Gaudí’s lifelong masterpiece. Your expert guide will unveil the intricate symbolism carved into the Nativity and Passion façades, each telling a profound story through stone. Inside, prepare to be mesmerized as sunlight filters through kaleidoscopic stained-glass windows, casting a celestial glow across the soaring, tree-like columns.

Experience the breathtaking scale and detail of this architectural wonder while gaining an insider’s perspective on the ongoing construction of Gaudí’s dream—one of the most extraordinary projects in the history of architecture.