• Plaza de Catalunya - This renowned square serves as the boundary between Barcelona’s historic district and the modernist Eixample area. Here, the city’s evolution will be discussed, along with the visible remnants of the Spanish Civil War, before moving into the Modernista section of Eixample for the tour’s second segment.
• Passeig de Gracia - Known as the most luxurious avenue in Ensanche, this main street epitomizes the affluent Barcelona of the 19th and early 20th centuries, home to the Catalan bourgeoisie.
• Bancs Fanals - These intricate modernist lampposts have adorned Passeig de Gracia for over a century, rich with symbols and fascinating details.
• Manzana de la Discordia - The stunning Casa Lleó i Morera is part of the renowned Manzana de La Discordia, a collection of unmatched modernist buildings in Barcelona. Designed by architect Domènech i Montaner in the early 20th century, the house is filled with insights into the lives and thoughts of its creator and owner, with many secrets hidden in its facade.
• Casa Amatller - Among the most famous modernist homes in Eixample, Casa Amatller, crafted by architect Puig i Cadafalch, belonged to a family of chocolate makers. The tour will cover the history of chocolate during that era, the Amatller family’s life, and the symbols concealed on the facade. Visitors can freely access the inner courtyard to admire the staircase, the vintage elevator, and the exquisite sculptures.
• Basilica de la Sagrada Familia - Barcelona’s most iconic monument, still unfinished by Gaudí, will be the grand finale of the visit. In 30 minutes, the tour will explore its various facades from the outside, narrate its remarkable and lengthy history, and delve into its secrets and intriguing construction details.
• La Casa Malagrida - Casa Malagrida is the first modernist bourgeois residence encountered on the route. Owned by Señor Malagrida, a wealthy tobacco industrialist, the tour will recount his life between Argentina and Spain through the facade’s decoration.

• Experienced Local Guide
• Goods and Services Tax (GST)
• Metro ticket to Sagrada Familia

Embark on an expert-led exploration of Barcelona’s Modernist architectural wonders. Led by a deeply knowledgeable local guide, this walking tour will take you to exceptional and unexpected edifices that sprung up between the 19th and 20th centuries, including Casa Milá, Casa Batlló and the Sagrada Familia. The tour further dives into the brilliance of Antoni Gaudí . Experience the grandeur and whimsy of belle epoch Barcelona, where dragons, mythical towers, and concealed secrets are as real as the city’s stone and mortar.

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