Barcelona tours

Quick Facts

The city of Barcelona is the second largest metropolis in Spain. Arriving in the city for your Barcelona
tours, the first thing you will notice is the great Mediterranean climate. Located on the east coast of the
Iberian Peninsula, Barcelona has low humidity average temperatures of 60.1 degrees Fahrenheit. The
City of Barcelona is recognized as a Global City due to the influence it has in commerce, finance,
entertainment, arts, international trade, tourism and education. It has a population of just over one and a
half million people. The city was founded as a Roman city but has since undergone numerous transitions
into what it is today.

Hotels

The first thing when you arrive for your Barcelona tours and travels is to find a good hotel to stay in. From
cheap hotels to luxury hotels, you will be spoilt for choice. The Hostal Hostemplo and Hotel Constanza
are amongst the cheapest. If you travel in luxury then the Claris Hotel or the Rey Juan Carlos 1 Hotel may
be the right pick for you. Regardless of where you sleep, the real experience awaits you when you begin
your Barcelona tours.

Attractions

Barcelona tours offer a wealth of attractions to the visiting traveler. The first stop on your Barcelona tours
has to be the Olympic facilities and Monjuic Hill. The next attraction of the city is the intriguing and
exciting streets of Barcelona. Driving along the streets either in your own rental or on one of the
Barcelona tours, take in the sights and sounds along the main avenues of the city. Visit Antonio Gaudi’s
world renowned works such as the Guell Park, Holly Family and the Mila House amongst others. To wrap
up your day one Barcelona tours, visit the Old Town; Gothic Quarter, Ramblas and the Cathedral.

Barcelona tours

Holidaying in Barcelona is an experience that you will carry with you for the rest of your life. A culturally
steeped city on the eastern side of the Iberian Peninsula, Barcelona boasts a host of attractions. It offers
more than enough adventures to last not only the duration of your Barcelona tours, but to last you till your
next visit.

Museums

The rich cultural history of Barcelona has bequeathed modern day Barcelona a rich collection of historic
art. The Fundacio Miro Museum in Montjuic was a gift from Joan Miro to the city. He rests in the cemetery
on the southern slopes of Montjuic. It showcases contemporary art. Next on the Barcelona tours is the
Gaudi Casa-Meseu in La Rambla was Gaudi’s house and show cases self designed interior décor. The
Museu Picasso on Carrer Montcada is a rustic royal medieval palace that displays Picasso’s formative
works. Other museums one may visit on their Barcelona tours include Palau de la Música Catalana, and
the Barbier-Mueller Museum of pre-Columbian art

Sports

FC Barcelona is a world renowned team that has grown from being a soccer team to being an
international brand. The team finds its home in the Nou Camp stadium, the largest by capacity in the
whole of Europe. The team has grown famous due to the large number of international soccer stars that
play for it. Visiting the Nou Camp or better yet, grabbing a ticket to one of the matches will definitely add
to the excitement of your Barcelona tours.

Nightlife

For the nocturnal party animal or the laid back night rider, the nightlife in Barcelona has a bit of everything
for everyone. For the riotous the clubs and bars south of Avd. Diagonal flanked by Calle Pau Claris and
Calle Aribau is the place to let loose. Thumping beats of various tempos provide the rhythm to already
very rhythmic Barcelona tours. For the less intrepid, the venues off the Avd. Del Tibidabo offer a more laid
back experience.

Jeep tours in Spain

Traveling in Spain can be an adventure of a lifetime. The country offers a diverse

variety of landscapes and attractions that will keep you and your travelling
companions asking for more. In order to see the countryside more elaborately and
enjoy the open vistas, organizing for jeep tours in Spain is the first thing you should
do.

Driving in the Pyrenees

This tract of land that straddles the Spanish and French sides offers breathtaking
views. Take in the panoramic mountainous temperate terrain. Tour operators
provide all inclusive jeep tours in Spain by hiring the vehicles, charting the course
and planning all other incidental aspects. These incidental aspects include charting
out the best routs, hotels to sleep in, and places to eat and so on. Driving in the
Spanish countryside is a great way of seeing the greater Spain. Jeep tours in Spain
should be planned in addition to the urban tours of cities such as Barcelona and
Madrid.
Drive Tours

Seeing the countryside of Spain is amazing in itself but this is not the whole picture
of Spain. The metropolitan areas of the country also offer amazing options when
taking jeep tours in Spain. Tour the city of Barcelona with its amazing sights and
sounds. Take a drive down to the Nou Camp Stadium, home to the world famous FC
Barcelona. From there, visit the various artistic and cultural attractions in the city.
Gaudi’s and Picasso’s works are displayed in the various museums in the city.

Food and Drink

During these jeep tours in Spain, drop into one of the many restaurants and cafes
and sample the Spanish, Catalan, Tapas or international cuisine. These are prepared
in various local variations and provide an excellent gastronomic tourism, or tourism
of the palette, as is it fondly referred to. Home to some of the best vineyards and
wineries in the world, you will have a smorgasbord of wines to choose from and
enjoy.