This guided tour will explain every detail about the history of Barcelona from Roman times to the medieval period while you walk through the Gothic Quarter, which has a charm all of its own with its narrow, cobbled streets, wrought-iron street lamps and buildings that comprise hidden corners you can lose yourself in.
The walk begins in the plaça Sant Jaume, the seat of the local government during the Middle Ages and at the present time. Next, you'll explore the narrow streets leading to the Barcelona Cathedral, built in different artistic styles, next to the important surviving sections of the Roman walls. To end the tour, close to the Cathedral, the Plaça del Rei, a unique site and the historic center of power during the reign of the Catalan counts and monarchs. Read more
Appropriate clothing is required when visiting the cathedral and churches (closed shoulders, knees, stomach)
Please, arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes in advance
Free for kids before under 12 years old
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Beneath the square lie the remains of the Roman ciy of Barcino and the remains of the medieval city (Saló del Tinell, Capella de Santa Àgata or Mirador del Rei Martí), above it. A route that will make you feel you have traveled back in time when you get home.