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This self-guided audio tour begins at the Picasso Museum in Barcelona. The extensive collection of this museum will introduce you to the life of Pablo Picasso — one of the greatest artists of the 20th century. You will be able to trace the evolution of his art from first serious works at the age of 15 to world-famous masterpieces. NOTE! The tour at the Picasso Museum covers only the main exhibition, not the temporary one. No narration or guidance is provided for the temporary exhibition. The tour is not affiliated with the Picasso Museum but is provided by an independent creator. The ticket is included for the customer's convenience. After the museum, you will set off on a journey around the most charming and artistic neighborhood of Barcelona known as El Born where Pablo Picasso used to work and hang out. The walk will cover El Born's must-visit sights and attractions. Santa Maria del Mar Basilica will take you back in time through the period of the Roman Empire to the Spanish Civil War. Next, you will walk along the vibrant medieval avenue of Passeig del Born where you can enjoy tapas with a glass of cava. El Born Centre de Cultura i Memòria will reveal the heritage behind the old town of Barcelona through its archaeological dig. After that, relax in the shades of Parc de la Ciutadella with its breath-taking Cascade Fountain. Finally, you will survey the details of the iconic Art Nouveau building of Palau de La Musica concert hall and hear the story behind it.

Embrace the essence of Catalan culture with entry to the majestic Güell Palace as you kickstart a journey through Barcelona's rich artistic heritage. (!) While the ticket allows you to admire the Güell Palace from the inside, note that this audio tour doesn’t guide you through its interior. After the splendid Güell Palace, the audio tour leads you through the enthralling cobbled lanes and dynamic public squares, towards the awe-inducing Casa Batlló. Each step on this trail is punctuated with iconic landmarks such as the Picasso Museum and the solemn Sant Felip Neri Square, before crossing over the breathtaking Gothic Quarter's Bridge, and culminating at Casa Batlló's dragon-like visage. The progression of sites is thoughtfully selected to unfold Barcelona's evocative history and culture before your eyes. Pepare your senses for a palette of experiences including the antiquity of the Columbus Monument, the serene maritime feel at Port Vell, and the regal air of King's Square. The tales of Barcelona await to be heard, seen, and felt.

Embrace the spirit of Barcelona with this in-depth self-guided audio tour, ideal for art aficionados and history buffs alike. Your exploration includes your ticket to the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, paving the way for a cultural journey through the city's storied streets. Note! An audio guide inside the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya isn't included within this bundle – a free app is available at the museum. Feel the echoes of the past as you traverse the route starting from the majestic hill of Montjuïc, where you'll revel in the museum's art and breathtaking views, and ending at Gaudí's magnum opus, La Sagrada Família. Walk through the narrative-rich arteries of the Gothic Quarter and marvel at Modernist masterpieces like La Pedrera and Casa Batlló along the Passeig de Gràcia. Witness, and unwind in the serenity of squares like Sant Felip Neri and engross yourself in the exceptional details that characterize Barcelona. Learn about the historic maritime homage of Santa Maria del Mar and the Columbus Monument.

Start at the beginning with 1897’s _Monigoty_, the first work told entirely in graphic narrative! Then roam the galleries of the Museu del comic i la illustració and watch as comics transform themselves in the 20th century to the billion dollar industry they are today. Particular attention has been paid to comic books' transition during the 1980s to an adult industry, so look out for instrumental works that helped change the scene. Alongside the museum’s impressive permanent collection, it also hosts a range of temporary exhibits throughout the year, so if you have a favorite draftsman or author, keep an eye out – you might have the chance to dive deep into their catalogues of work.

Experience Catalan culture at White Rabbit, an immersive attraction connecting you with local Barcelona traditions. Explore a side of the city known mainly to residents, perfect for those who want more than typical tourist spots. Begin by exploring neighborhood festivals and enjoy a 360º view of Gaudí’s mosaics and Montjuïc's fountains. Dance like you're at a famous nightclub and feel the excitement of fireworks like during Sant Joan. At the museum, explore freely: talk, touch everything, and take photos. Starting at White Rabbit will deepen your understanding of local culture and enrich your city visit. It's an ideal first stop for anyone seeking an authentic taste of Barcelona. On Passeig de Gràcia, just a 2-minute walk from Casa Batlló, engage with Catalan culture through art and interactive installations.

Nobody epitomizes 'hiding in plain sight' like Banksy. Bristol's mysterious urban artist is a household name, but he could be the milkman for all we know. After its success in Paris, Banksy arrives in Barcelona, bringing with it over 130 of the political vandal's thought-provoking works. This immersive Banksy Barcelona experience allows you to feel the power of his unique cultural commentary, satirical and affecting, which so often reminds us of the sad absurdity of life on Earth.

Give the sands of time a shake, and travel back to the glory days of ancient Egypt on a self-guided expedition around the Egyptian Museum of Barcelona. Marvel at age-old artifacts, mummies, cursed tombs, sculptures, jewelry, weapons, and statues of ancient gods, while a captivating audio guide takes your imagination time-traveling 5,000 years into the past, placing each item in its historical context in fascinating detail.

A perfect activity for friends, family, and art lovers of all ages, the MEAM lets visitors discover a type of contemporary art that's difficult to find in other museums. Located in El Born, wander through the historic streets in the center of Barcelona and discover this artistic oasis where you can recharge yourself and see some spectacular works of art.

Uncover Picasso's sexier side with samples of the artist's raunchier works inspired by the female form, and admire reproductions of some of history's more graphic works – from _shunga_ to classical pieces by Goya and Velázquez. From classical to kinky, find out more about sadomasochism and bondage, and see the 'Chair of Pleasure' with its shackles and accessories. Alongside exhibitions and art, there are also tons of fascinating facts about some of the world's sexual record breakers.

Strum your way into the Rock Museum Barcelona - Guitar Legends Hall, a 1200 m2 odyssey through rock history. The journey kicks off in an old blues bar setting, symbolic of rock's roots, then escalates to stadium shows, a nostalgic 1960s TV studio, and a lively festival meadow designed to immerse visitors in the world of rock. Become a part of the melody as vintage jukeboxes spring to life at your touch, interactive record stores allow you to sample iconic tracks, and screens connect you with immersive music videos. Stand before the legendary guitars that shaped the sound of generations and take the chance to showcase your own rock talent by strumming on real guitars. Watch as the legendary icons materialize before you appearing as life-like holograms to perform the rock concert of your wildest dreams!
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About Port Olímpic
Address
Edifici Capitanía, Passeig Marítim del Port Olímpic, S/N, Sant Martí, 08005 Barcelona, SpainOpen in Google MapsOpening hours
- Monday: 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM
- Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM
- Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM
- Thursday: 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM
- Friday: 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM
- Saturday: 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM
- Sunday: 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM
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Port Olímpic was built ahead of the 1992 Summer Olympics, when Barcelona reshaped its waterfront for the Games. The marina served the Olympic sailing events and remains one of the most visible reminders of that transformation. Today, its boat facilities sit alongside a public waterfront with restaurants, cafés, and views across the Mediterranean. Its position between nearby beaches makes it a natural stop on a seafront walk, whether you come to watch the boats or spend an evening by the water. More than a marina, Port Olímpic reflects how the 1992 Games changed Barcelona’s relationship with its coastline, turning an Olympic venue into an everyday place for residents and visitors.
Before you enter
- Check current business hours if you plan to visit a specific restaurant or boat facility.
- Reserve a table ahead of time for a weekend evening meal.
- Bring sun protection for a daytime walk along the waterfront.
What to expect
- Expect a working marina with boat facilities, rather than a single indoor attraction.
- Restaurants, cafés, and nearby beaches make it easy to extend your visit.
- Evenings are livelier; arrive early if you prefer a quieter stroll.
During your visit
- Follow the waterfront paths for views of the boats and Mediterranean.
- Allow time to walk toward Barceloneta or the nearby beaches.
- Keep your belongings close in busier dining and promenade areas.
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