Gaudí’s pancake-like houses in Park Güell – and the view over Barcelona city
Guided tours in English for Indian people visiting Barcelona
Here you will get an overview of all the sights in Barcelona – and how to find the best guided tours in English.
Everything is gathered here. Buy your guided tours in English in one place.
We provide all the information you need. Especially targeted the needs of Indian people visiting Barcelona.
I’ll skip all the fluff and go straight to the list of attractions with guided tours in English, which is what you need to skip the lines and get the best experience of Barcelona.
Many places are packed with tourists. Guided tours will help you avoid the tourist pitfalls and give you all the information about the attractions in easily understandable English.
Top 10 attractions with guided tour in English in Barcelona
La Sagrada Familia guided tour:
There are crazy long queues! It’s one of the world’s biggest attractions and there are a lot of people here.
I would definitely recommend you a giuded tour, even though it’s a bit more expensive. It’s well worth it.
There is still construction work on the Sagrada Familia, but the cathedral itself is now in operation. And it’s beautiful!
And Gaudí’s architecture is spectacular. A great experience – despite the many tourists.
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Park Güell guided tour in English:
Gaudí’s amazing and unique park is fortunately large – because there are many tourists, but they are spread out fairly evenly.
Here too, it is a great advantage to have booked a guided tour, so you can skip the queue at the entrance.
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Casa Batlló guided tour in English:
One of Gaudí’s most distinctive buildings is Casa Batlló. It is a labyrinth of strange inventions and very special designs.
Casa Batlló is on the UNESCO World Heritage List of cultural gems in the world. Why not? Try to see it for yourself!
Secure a guided tour to get the best experience of Casa Batlló.
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Montjuïc Cable Car:
There are no skip-the-line tickets for the Montjuïc Cable Car – only regular tickets are available.
But fortunately there is no significant queue, so it is not necessary here.
Experience the fantastic view of the city in the cable car and from the top.
At the top you can see the botanical garden, the Joan Miró Museum, several other museums, Montjuïc Castle and the Olympic rings from 1992.
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La Pedrera-Casa Milà guided tour in English:
Here you will find the skip-the-line tickets to Casa Milà – also known as La Pedrera.
Casa Milà is dedicated to Antonio Gaudí. In addition to the fact that he designed it himself and had it built, it was also where he had his apartment, which you can visit. In addition, there is an exhibition about everything Gaudí has done. A must in Barcelona.
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Hola Barcelona public transport travel card:
This is not a skip-the-line ticket. But it’s not the over-touristed hop-on hop-off buses either!
On the other hand, these are tickets for the regular public transport that the city’s citizens themselves use, including the buses and the metro.
It’s easy to take buses and the metro in Barcelona, so the travel card gives you enormous freedom to get around without any problems.
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Gaudi´s Casa Vicens guided tour in English:
Casa Vicens was Gaudí´s first project – and it is something different from all the other works he made.
Spectacular garden and very distinctive building – both outside and inside.
It is one of the popular attractions, so be sure to book a guided tour.
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FC Barcelona Museum:
The FC Barcelona Museum is incredibly popular – and a breath of fresh air from architecture and culture.
Here you can choose the regular entrance ticket (top) or the skip-the-line ticket (bottom).
The skip-the-line ticket is a bit expensive, but it also includes an English-speaking guide who will tell you everything you wouldn’t get by just walking around.
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Barcelona Picasso Museum guided tour:
Picasso was from Malaga and lived most of his life in Paris.
Yet Barcelona is home to one of the most important Picasso museums with many of the master’s greatest works that the Picasso Museum in Malaga has not been able to get its hands on.
Come straight in with a guided tour:
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Sant Pau Recinte Modernista:
Barcelona is the cradle of the Art Nouveau style – a stronghold in the history of world architecture.
Sant Pau Recinte Modernista is the world’s largest Art Nouveau complex and it is quite impressive.
See the fantastic buildings, the garden city, the hospital and more – and experience everything about the Art Nouveau movement.
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Montserrat:
The cogwheel railway up to the Montserrat mountain is an experience in itself. The train ‘crawls’ up the mountain, pulled by cogwheels. Quite fascinating.
And the view over all of Barcelona and the Mediterranean is unforgettable – you can’t get a better view.
At the top you will meet the popular Virgin Mary figure, the Black Madonna, inside the royal basilica – and the completely unique rock formations on the mountain.
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Historical E-Bike Tour:
It’s hard to walk around Barcelona – so the change with a great bike ride is absolutely perfect.
You will get to see Gaudí’s masterpieces. You won’t get inside, but there is plenty of time for stops and breaks along the way.
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Barcelona Aquarium skip-the-line tickets:
Barcelona’s aquarium is huge – and a fantastic experience with the Mediterranean’s large sea creatures, including sharks.
Here you can get skip-the-line tickets to the tunnel under the sharks – and much more:
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Tablao Flamenco:
Tablao Flamenco Cordobés puts on the best flamenco show in Barcelona.
At their new venue El Duende on the Rambla, you will get an authentic experience of both flamenco dance and flamenco music.
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Eco-Catamaran Coastal Tour:
You’ll get tired of Barcelona at some point! The Mediterranean is a nice change.
See the Barcelona skyline from the catamaran – and enjoy a day on the Mediterranean.
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Poble Espanyol skip-the-line tickets:
Poble Espanyol is a wonderful break from the hustle and bustle of Barcelona.
It’s beautiful, cozy, lovely and life-affirming.
Here are the skip-the-line tickets for the entrance:
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Paella Cooking Experience:
Visit Barcelona’s famous Boqueria market with a local chef – to buy ingredients.
Then you’ll learn to make paella, tapas and sangria with the chef.
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Tapas Tour:
Take a local on a tapas tour of the old town.
Here you will try Catalan food and drink – and hear a little about the history behind it.
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A good option is to take one of the complete Barcelona City Cards:
Read my article about Barcelona here: