Barcelona Tours & Activities

FAQs

What are the top sites in Barcelona?

The most visited sites in Barcelona are Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia and the iconic Park Güell. Check out our list of top 15 attractions in Barcelona so you don’t miss a thing.

What language do they speak in Barcelona?

Barcelona has two official languages: Spanish and Catalan. Most residents can speak both languages fluently.

Are tours in Barcelona worth it?

Absolutely! Tours take a lot of guesswork out of acquiring tickets and even just entering monuments, which can be intimidating. From there, friendly and passionate local guides will make your experience more memorable by adding context to what you're looking at.

Which Barcelona tours are the best?

Here are the most popular tours of Barcelona:

• Unbeatable Barcelona in a Day Tour

• Skip the Line Sagrada Familia Tour

• Full Day Trip to Montserrat from Barcelona with Winery & 3-Course Lunch

Do tours ever have to wait in line?

Sometimes, yes. Tours to major monuments must go through security which tends to get backed up.

Where should we stay in Barcelona?

Choosing the perfect area can make or break a trip, so we’ve broken down the top four areas in Barcelona to help you choose the right neighborhood for you.

What are the best restaurants in Barcelona?

Whether you’re looking for something quick near the Sagrada Familia or want an incredible meal overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, we’ve got you covered. Check out our blog Where to Eat in Barcelona.

How much time should I spend in Barcelona?

Most people say three or four days in the city is enough to see all the sites. Be sure to add one more day to the itinerary for a day trip to Montserrat. If you’re short on time, we have a detailed itinerary on how to see the city in just 24 hours.