Barcelona em cinco dias: tours inusitados e aventuras criativas

Discover the birthplace of Dalí on this full-day guided tour from Barcelona. You'll be whisked away on an air conditioned coach to Girona where you'll start with a guided walking tour of the quaint town and its Jewish Quarter. Stroll along the cobbled streets, marvel at the details of its striking buildings and learn all about its Roman origins. You'll also get the chance to see part of the preserved city walls and discover the myths and legends connected to the city.Then it's on to Figueres which is the birthplace of Dalí and where the Dalí Theater and Museum is located. Here you'll get the chance to marvel at the largest collection of the artist's artworks. Discover how the evolution of his style over the years took place and see some of his most iconic paintings up close.A must-do for art lovers visiting Barcelona.

Your tour begins in Barcelona, where you’ll board the air-conditioned coach that will take you on a journey to one of the most beautiful cities in Catalonia. The trip to Girona takes approximately an hour and a half, the perfect amount of time to disconnect and let yourself be carried away by the stunning scenery outside the window.On arrival in Girona, you'll have free time to explore and discover all this hidden gem has to offer. Discover the Old Town and learn about the myths and legends that circle the city. Stroll down la Rambla and explore the city's winding alleys. Admire the exterior of the Cathedral and walk along the medieval walls.Please note that this experience does not include a guide in Girona - the city itself will be your best travel companion!

Looking for a different way to explore Barcelona? How about a glide through the streets on two wheels? This bike tour offers a fun, intimate way to tick off your must-sees while discovering hidden gems along the way.The 3-hour guided tour, led by experts, takes you to some of the top spots of Barcelona including the Arc de Triompf, Sagrada Familia basilica and a stop at the beach to enjoy some stunning panoramic views. Enjoy the ride while learning about the city’s history, culture and fascinating architecture, plus some local tips for when you want to explore more on your own time!Feel the wind in your hair on this great introduction to beautiful Barcelona.

This comprehensive tour of Barcelona's most fascinating architecture lets you in on a few secrets of their construction and the brilliant mind of their creator, Antoni Gaudí.Your tour commences at the stunning Sant Pau Recinte Modernista, the largest Art Nouveau building in the world, a former hospital that now makes up a lavishly decorated cultural complex with 16 unique pavilions.Then, it's on to one of the world's most recognizable buildings, the Sagrada Familia. Your guide will tell you all about the history of its construction that spanned over 125 years and the secrets of the symbols embedded in its intricate facade.Your tour ends on the wonderful Passeig de Gracia, famous for its high concentration of Art Nouveau and modernist buildings designed by architects like Gaudi, Montagner, Puig i Cadafalch, and others. You’ll even enter the Casa Amatller to learn about the Barcelonian chocolate-making process that began in 1797, and you can even try a taste!The architecture of Barcelona, conceived by some of the world's greatest artistic minds, shows off incredible attention to detail and intricacy. Don't leave the city without joining on this tour for a deeper dive into the unparalleled architecture of beautiful Barcelona!

Kickstart your morning in Barcelona!Your day begins in La Rambla with your friendly guide giving you all the local knowledge and interesting anecdotes. Hear stories of Plaça de Catalunya and the Columbus Monument before visiting the vibrant Boqueria Market, one of the best spot for fresh produce, seafood and tapas.Next you'll wander through the Gothic Quarter and the lovely Carrer de Petritxol, where you’ll enjoy freshly made, warm churros at the iconic La Pallaresa café – they don't taste better anywhere else!Head over to Plaza Sant Jaume and the Jewish Quarter while discussing Gothic architecture. Sample some traditional nougat, then end your tour in a charming Barceloneta winery, a great place to stay and enjoy some tapas on your own. With the beach only a 10-minute walk from the bodega, finish the day with some beautiful sea views.

Barcelona is known for its stunning landscapes, and at the very heart is one of the best vantage points to snap some pics for your socials. On this tour, e-bike your way up and around Montjuïc hill taking in the panoramic sights.Get comfy on a quality e-bike and enjoy this 3-hour guided tour effortlessly (and safely, of course). Your passionate guide gives you the fascinating historical and cultural lowdown of Montjuïc, as well as offering loads of opportunities to take beautiful photos to capture your thrilling Barcelona adventures! 

This impressive 400m2 escape room is just a two-minute walk from the Sagrada Familia.It boasts six game rooms, so if you're traveling in a big group, you can compete against each other. You can also take your pick from three different mysteries based on Barcelona's true stories of the early 1900s. Games can be played in Catalan, Spanish, English, and French, and between 2-34 players can play simultaneously. 

If you’ve ever wanted to lose yourself in a surreal world made for exploring, snapping, and sharing, this is your moment. IKONO Barcelona is an immersive playground for the senses—think multisensory rooms, oversized props, wild colors, and just enough absurdity to keep you smiling the entire way through.This isn’t a traditional museum, and there’s no need to stay quiet. Instead, it’s a series of vibrant spaces designed to spark your imagination. From walking through a room filled entirely with neon balls to stepping into a hallway of mirrors or drifting under floating lanterns, every installation is a new surprise. Each space is interactive and ever-so-slightly surreal—perfect for getting creative with your camera roll or just letting go and having fun.What makes IKONO stand out is its mix of tactile, visual, and emotional experiences. You’ll wander through environments that challenge your senses, make you giggle, and bring out your inner child. No two rooms feel the same, and each installation is temporary, meaning the space evolves over time—so even if you’ve been before, you can come back for something completely new.Whether you're posing in the glowing infinity room, diving into a giant ball pit, or exploring a dreamy forest of lights, it’s all about playing with perspective and color. It’s a fantastic way to spend an hour with friends, on a date, or flying solo with your phone camera in hand. This is one of those places where you don’t just see the art—you become part of it.