Amazing experience! Paulina, our tourist guide made sure we had the best time, her upbeat attitude was contagious. She’s so knowledgeable about history and she’s absolutely passionate about it. Now only did we get to experience 3 different cities on one day only, but the information she provided took it to another level. She made the bus ride fun with history games. She also gave advice on what the best spots were to take photos, go to restaurants, landmarks, etc. But most importantly, the importance of conscious tourism. It didn’t feel like your typical “touristy” tour, which is also important to be given information on how to blend well and respect the sites we visited. Definitely recommend this experience! Thanks so much Paulina for such a wonderful tour!

This day tour from Barcelona was truly unforgettable! From start to finish, it was well-organized and filled with rich experiences. The guide was knowledgeable, friendly, and attentive, sharing historical and cultural anecdotes throughout the journey. The transport was comfortable, and there was ample time at each location to explore without feeling rushed. Overall, this tour is a must for art lovers, history enthusiasts, and anyone wanting to experience the beauty and culture of Catalonia beyond Barcelona. Highly recommended!

Our trip started at the bus depot in Barcelona, heading to our first stop, Girona, where we crossed the first bridge into the town from the parking lot as we walked through a charming flea market of vendors. We stood within the medieval city walls and began our tour, where we saw Basilica of Sant Feliu, Girona's first cathedral (until the 10th century) is one of the most representative Gothic buildings in the city due to its bell tower, Sant Pere de Galligants, the Moorish bath and the colorful houses at the Riu Onyar. Lastly, we crossed the red Peixateries-Velles Bridge. After that, we hopped on our limo (bus) of the day and was driven to Figueres, while there was not much to do, being the Dali museum was the best thing to do while in Figueres. The Dali Museum was a great experience. His art is grandiose and complex, using the surrealist movement of the art of the time that he was creating, commenting on the concerns of the people of the time. Our tour guide, Flavian was excellent, patient in giving us the time to explore on our own and feeling free to ask questions throughout the tour. Our final stop was to Cadaques, a small but charming coastal province in Girona. We walked the town from one end to the other end of the coast, we watched people sunbathe, children attempting to stay standing against the tide and having some of the best sangria and fries at the Maritim Bar 1935.