Service tag: cathedral
Discover the Seu Vella
With 800 years of antiquity, built between the evening of the Romanesque and Gothic sunrise, Seu Vella is considered the monumental jewel of the city of Lleida. A unique cathedral in Europe, with one of the most monumental cloisters on the continent, w
Discover the heart of Turin
Turin is made for walking with most attractions grouped around the downtown core. This walking tour includes the main sights of the city: imposing buildings, such as the Royal Palace, former residence of the House of Savoy, the Carignano Palace and Pal
Barcelona Highlights tour
Guided visits in Barcelona For those who have little time or would like a first contact with the city, the panoramic visit is designed in such a way that links the different historical periods of Barcelona. The route is basically by private car, miniva
Getting to know Barcelona in a few days
If this is your first time visiting the city, begin to discover the most emblematic monuments. If it is not the first time you have visited, you can choose many different routes that will show even more of the city. There are charming corners and unkno
Girona and Dalí Tour
Tour with licensed guides in Girona and the Dalí,s Universe Girona is one of the Catalonian destinies with more medieval flavor, walking through its paved streets with stones with the background of the beat of bells to visit the Call, old jewish quarte
Itinerary Barcelona & Sardinia
Our journey begins in BARCELONA, a cosmopolitan city, rich in history and in architecture, an important centre of culture, the 4th most visited touristic city in Europe and the Mediterranean’s main port of call for luxury cruises. SARDINIA is the secon
Stone Wine at Seu Vella Cathedral
In this guided tour we will try to discover how the Seu Vella is made of wine. We will find grapes, vintage scenes and a long etc of wineries iconography that are represented everywhere in the sculpture of the cathedral. So, accompany us to make a tast
Roman Tarraco tour
The city of Tarragona is one of the oldest cities in the Iberian Peninsula. It has been World Heritage Site since 2000 for its outstanding Roman archaeological site. Today’s Tarragona has around 130,000 inhabitants and is a city open to the Mediterrane