Group trip guide

Planning a group trip to Barcelona

Gaudí, beaches and late dinners. Barcelona suits groups with mixed tastes — some want architecture, some want the sea. Here is how to plan it so everyone gets their day.

Planning a group trip to Barcelona
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Day 1

Gaudí day

  1. 09:00Sagrada Família (timed entry)
  2. 12:00Walk along Passeig de Gràcia: Casa Batlló and Casa Milà
  3. 14:00Lunch in Eixample
  4. 16:30Park Güell (timed entry)
  5. 20:30Dinner in Gràcia
Day 2

Old town and the sea

  1. 10:00Gothic Quarter and the cathedral
  2. 12:00La Boqueria market
  3. 14:00Lunch in El Born
  4. 16:00Barceloneta beach
  5. 21:00Tapas dinner
Day 3

Views over the city

  1. 10:00Montjuïc by cable car
  2. 13:00Lunch in Poble-sec
  3. 16:00Free afternoon — shopping or the beach
  4. 19:30Sunset at the Bunkers del Carmel

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