Barcelona: An Adventure to Remember

• Start your second day in Barcelona with a visit to the iconic Sagrada Familia, one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks. Gain insight into the history, construction, and design of this remarkable structure.
• Then, head to Park Güell and admire its colorful mosaics and unique architecture. Enjoy views of Barcelona from atop the terrace as well as spectacular sights like the dragon sculptures and Antoni Gaudí’s tiled roofless salamander.
• After the tour, spend the evening exploring the Gothic Quarter. This area is home to a number of traditional tapas bars, so be sure to try some delicious local dishes while you explore its charming winding streets. 

• Get ready for an early start and take a morning tour of Montserrat with liquor tasting! This incredible mountain is home to breathtaking landscapes and amazing views over Catalunya Valley. On your way up, you will also have time to taste some traditional liquor made in the area before reaching your destination.

• Nestled between Barcelona and France lies the stunning city of Girona, a destination abundant with rich history, culture, and awe-inspiring architecture. Experience life as it was lived centuries ago while exploring this medieval gem!
• Walk through winding streets that culminate at breathtaking plazas and stroll along riverside pathways leading to ancient ruins.
• Discover hidden gems such as markets carrying locally made products in bustling squares draped by age-old buildings.
• Get lost in its narrow lanes and experience an incomparable journey into Spain’s past!

Suggestion for the day:

• Begin your day with a walk through Ciutadella Park - perfect for those looking for an idyllic escape from busy city life! Wander through its lush gardens filled with fragrant flowers and towering trees as well as statues depicting historical figures such as Christopher Columbus. There are also plenty of green spaces where you can relax or go jogging along its winding paths.  
• Make your way over to La Boqueria Market next where you can shop around for fresh fruit, seafood, meat, cheese, and more! Sample some regional delicacies like jamon (Spanish ham) or pick up souvenirs like hand-painted pottery or artisanal chocolates for family back home.  
• For dinner, head over to Barceloneta Beach for some delicious seafood paella overlooking stunning Mediterranean views. Toast your meal with glasses of sangria before strolling along this popular beachfront strip. 

Looking for something different? What about a Medieval adventure? 

Suggestion for the day:

• Start your day off at Casa Batlló - Antoni Gaudí's famous Modernist masterpiece located on Passeig de Gracia Street! Marvel at its undulating façade adorned with colorful mosaics which is especially dazzling when seen in direct sunlight against bright blue skies on a sunny day. 
• Then make your way over to La Rambla street where you can browse around small art galleries or shop at street vendors selling everything from souvenirs like postcards & fridge magnets to handmade jewelry & clothing items tailored according to traditional Spanish fashion trends - great finds if you're looking for authentic gifts & souvenirs!  
• Finally, cap off your day with dinner at one of Barcelona's many gourmet restaurants offering world-class cuisine made from locally sourced ingredients (some establishments also serve private chef dinners upon special request). Then, enjoy drinks & nightlife on nearby Carrer Blai Street which has plenty of cozy pubs & lively bars lined up along both sides of this narrow cobbled alleyway near Santa Maria del Mar Church square.   

Or opt for a wine & cava experience!