• Plaza de Catalunya - More than just a gathering place, Plaça Catalunya holds its own mysteries. Beneath the square are old Civil War shelters, and legends speak of tunnels that once connected to the metro. This is also where medieval walls once stood, marking the intersection between old Barcelona and the emergence of the modern city.
• Portal de l’Angel - Portal del Ángel once served as the entrance to the medieval walls. Its name originates from a legend of an angel appearing here to protect the city, a reminder that even the most modern avenues are built on centuries of myths.
• Barcelona Cathedral - Behind its Gothic façade, the Cathedral conceals centuries of secrets. From the crypt of Saint Eulàlia, Barcelona’s young martyr, to peculiar gargoyles shaped like animals, every stone tells stories of faith, fear, and legend.
• MUHBA Via Sepulcral Romana - Just steps from the Gothic Quarter lies a forgotten necropolis: dozens of Roman tombs from the 1st to 3rd centuries AD. Hidden in plain sight, it reveals how Barcelona’s story began long before the Gothic age.
• Plaça d’Isidre Nonell - The first stop invites visitors to enjoy homemade vermouth in a traditional local bar. Alternatively, another drink can be chosen. Tapas are optional and available for purchase. This spot combines the Gothic Quarter’s history with an authentic taste of Barcelona, setting the perfect start to a mysterious journey.
• Placa Sant Felip Neri - A tranquil square with a tragic past, Sant Felip Neri was built over a medieval cemetery. The church walls still bear the marks of a Civil War bombing, making this hidden corner of the Gothic Quarter one of Barcelona’s most haunting sites.
• Pont del Bisbe - Pont del Bisbe is rich in legend. Some say stepping under its arches brings luck, while others speak of secret meetings and hidden messages carved into its stone by those who once walked these streets centuries ago.
• Jaume I - Legend has it that King Jaume I, the conqueror of Valencia and Mallorca, once walked these streets in disguise to move unseen among his people. Some corners of the Gothic Quarter still echo tales of his secret routes and hidden meetings, where decisions that shaped Barcelona were quietly made. A stop at a local shop for a candy tasting is included here.
• Placa del Rei - Plaça del Rei conceals centuries of royal secrets. Behind its Gothic walls, kings like Jaume I ruled, plotted, and even imprisoned. Today, whispers of conspiracies and hidden treasures still seem to linger among the arches and courtyards.
• Plaça Reial - Legends suggest secret tunnels once connected the square to hidden chambers below the Gothic Quarter. Today, its lamps and arches still tell stories of clandestine meetings and midnight intrigues.
• Carrer de Sant Pau - The journey concludes at a hidden local spot cherished by artists and musicians, where legends say Picasso, Gaudí, and even Rosalía once found inspiration. Here, visitors can choose between vermouth, absinthe, or a non-alcoholic drink to toast the end of the Gothic adventure.

• Expert tour guide
• Alcoholic beverages
• Local candy tasting

• Meals

Explore the captivating Gothic Quarter of Barcelona, where history and legends blend seamlessly in the streets. Wander through ancient alleyways to uncover Roman ruins, the grand Cathedral, and hidden squares while listening to tales of the Inquisition and ghost stories that linger in the atmosphere. A visit to a traditional vermutería offers the chance to enjoy local beverages, enhancing the authentic experience. Conclude the adventure with suggestions for the finest tapas and the option for a delightful Catalan meal at a nearby restaurant.

• Uncover the Gothic Quarter’s rich history and intriguing legends
• Visit iconic bars once frequented by renowned artists and writers
• Savor local flavors with a visit to a traditional vermutería
• Option to indulge in a typical Catalan meal at the tour’s conclusion
• Includes one drink and candy tasting.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.