While visiting Barcelona, we used the two-day pass to venture around and get to know the entirety…read moreof the this beautiful and massive city. Taxis aren't very common in Barcelona and while we did use the subway system a lot, Barcelona Bus Turístic was our main source for traveling around, which was our main reason for using this company, especially because our hotel was one of the stops along the way, which was fantastic. Barcelona Bus Turístic was typically on time to each stop. The drivers were safe and the staff were very kind. There was an instance where we were in line for a very long time and they cancelled a line which made things worrisome on how to get back to the hotel but it all worked out (our hotel was on a very steep mile+ incline). We loved the option to be able to listen to automated tour guide and learn about the city during the drive. The sound quality was decent and we were able to hear clearly. Make sure you wear sunscreen if sitting on the top deck and enjoy the scenery!

Need to work on customer service. The worst bus tour ever…read more The ticket agent was extremely rude and unprofessional. He was talking loudly the entire time, making it impossible to hear the tour commentary. When we politely asked him to lower his voice, he was dismissive and instead played personal music from his phone. I've taken several bus tours before, and this was by far the absolute worst experience.

When waiting for your check in on Virigin Voyages and you're jet lagged. This is the best remedy!…read moreHa! My wife and I had such a grand time, hopping on and of and even taking a few 10 min power naps on the us while being hauled around Barcelona. The driver was amazing, extremely attentive and had wonderful humor. We went in July, we didn't want the sun to beam on our foreheads - Scotty- . ( Only a few will get that reference) We sat in the main cabin of the bus with the AC. Great intro into Spain. Would we do it again? Absolutley!

This experience has been very negative. We purchased the 2-day tickets. Yesterday prior to boarding…read morethe bus at the first stop, they scanned our electronic tickets and gave us a small printed ticket. We went back this morning for the second day and they said we needed our paper tickets from yesterday. Even the description on this site says Mobile tickets, but before you get on the bus they give you a small receipt-like ticket and evidently if you don't keep that for the entire 48 hours you're not allowed on the bus anymore. Further, even though we had our ticket that we received upon ordering (which was a QR code), they were unable to rescan the electronic tickets and reprint the paper tickets. We got no response from customer service and spent over 80 euro on this. I would strongly encourage everyone to use the other company (Bus Turistica).

If I could give more than 5 stars I would…read more Jordan and the team are amazing! This is my second trip to Barcelona and I knew after my first experience touring with this them I would be in great hands. They did not disappoint. Jordan was very communicative leading up to the trip and helped plan three lovely, guided days throughout the city as well as a side trip to Sitges. My parents and I loved our time with Zaida and Silvia who were incredibly knowledgeable and took great care getting us to so many of the city's beautiful sites, including introducing us to restaurants off the beaten path. We were treated like family. I cannot say enough great things about Hi. This is Barcelona Dont' look any further...Book with them!!!!!!IF

Our tour this week was perfect. We always reach out to Hi This Is Barcelona as soon as we book a…read moretrip since we know Jordan can plan the best experience for us. Our guide and driver were so knowledgeable and fun, we really enjoyed it. We appreciate their flexibility and problem solving that went above and beyond. We look forward to our next visit!

In our over 50 years of traveling together I have never been through…read morewhat we went through with Viator if I could give them lower then one star I would . it's mostly about having reasons for missing our tour guide which this inconsiderate didn't want to hear & didn't care here are a couple of reasons we missed our tour at Passeig de Garcia 1. Phone Issue since we landed in Barcelona no connection we booked this tour on our way to Miami after we left US problems Viator didn't want to hear it after our phone worked the day after tour. 2. Tour guide said he left voice mail , there was no voice mail . 3 . Directions in Spanish with the phone not working our hotel was able to print something for us to try & into the church , no luck. 4. We waited in front of church to try & meet guide no luck we checked with 6 other groups no luck however one group sounded like to new something about our name. 5. Why would we just miss this tour after paying for me , wife, and another couple does Viator need $239 that bad . We could not get our money back we will never use Viator plus I will let anybody I know how greedy this company is. sincerely Rose & Phil PS I have sent in other reviews & I will continue to do so

We did 2 tours with them, and the drivers and guides were excellent. We did a 6 hour private tour…read moreon one day and a 4 hour private tour on the second day. Both itineraries were excellent, and we could choose modifications to our itinerary and how long to stay in various spots. We had 4 people, and one had limited walking ability. They accommodated this nicely and the cars were very comfortable. I highly recommend this company and will use them again.

What a great way to see the city of Barcelona. We enjoyed it so much that we ended up renting twice…read morewhile we were in Barcelona for the week. I must admit, riding Vespas (scooters) was WAY out of my comfort zone. We rented 2 Vespas-the first day we went we got the 50cc scooters and the second day we got the 125s. My husband and friend's husband drove and we were passengers. I'm kind of a scaredy cat but we wore helmets and I quickly got used to riding. There are so many people in the city on scooters that I felt safe and the other drivers on the streets were very aware of each other. The people that work there were super helpful, went over everything, and even mapped out routes for us. We had a Barri Gotic route, a beach route, olympic village route and a mountain route among others. We so enjoyed riding through the city streets, saw things we wouldn't have seen, and enjoyed the views. Make sure you get an international driver's license, you must have this to ride these. (My husband and friend had done this through AAA for $15-easy process-before we left the States). Highly recommend this company!

So glad we found this place! Vittorio, the owner, gave us the absolute BEST recommendations on…read morewhere to ride (and preprogrammed into the TOMTOM GPS) as well as where to eat and visit - his 10 minute instruction was invaluable! What a blast to have the freedom to go where we wanted to go (my and my 21 yr old son). Six hours of exploring - pure fun - for 55 Eu??? What a deal! If you're looking for a scooter, USE VESPING!

We had a great tour with On! He was knowledgeable about everything Barcelona and catered the tour…read moreto the group's interests. Despite being on an Antonio Gaudi architecture tour, we also learned other historical facts and sentiments about Barcelona. 5/5 would recommend!

My friends suggested to take both the 11am tour and 3pm tour and have lunch inbetween. I listened…read moreand made reservations for both. When the confirmation came in, it looked like the same tour name, Gothic, but when I checked in for the 9am tour, it was clarified that the 3pm tour would be different, Gaudi Modernism. Reservations online were quick and easy. It costs 3 euro to hold a spot. I gladly paid the 6 euro for both. I took the 9am Gothic Tour on a Monday. So many people booked they called an extra guide. Many showed up without a reservation. There were three guides and we broke into three large groups. Juliana was great. She was little and didn't have an umbrella; we very temporarily lost her twice! But her knowledge and enthusiasm more than made up for it! She was also very personable. I highly recommend her! Natalia gave the Gaudi tour at 3pm. She was also extremely knowledgeable and patient; our tour involved getting the group on and off a metro to Familia Sagada. Would welcome her as a tour guide again. As per the custom, you decide the cost at the end. They took my dollars and euros. I highly recommend these tours!!!!

We took a Sagrade Famila bus tour guides by Ana Luisa. She was so charming and professional and…read moremake the tour much more fun and educational. Really well organized and will definitely take another tour by this Bureau.

I decided last minute to do the Gaudí guided tour. Sonia was a wonderful guide and the experience…read morestarted off my trip in a great way. Would absolutely recommend them.

This cruise port was very nice. It was about a 20-30 euro trip from the city. The workers were…read morepleasant and very organized. The port is 100% handicap wheel chair accessible There was plenty of comfortable seating a nice duty free gift shop.

Probably the fastest and easiest cruise terminal I have used…read more I'm shy of 30 cruises and have used this port four times. The layout for the space is great. It's never been congested for the thousands coming and going in a few hours. Everything is well marked. Bag drop off east. Security quick. There's a decent sized duty shop for last minute items on your way to the ship. And wow, you're on. Disembarking is fairly easy too. Luggage.......a bit of a story. A couple of years ago I waited an hour for my luggage to appear. This year I left the ship 45 minutes later than assigned time and still waited about 15 minutes. Not a big deal as I wasn't racing to catch a plane. But allow the time if you are flying out same day. Taxis were quickly and easily available from the port. Yes, it's a great port to leave and or return to.

Parc de Montjuic is a public park that overlooks the city of Barcelona and the Mediterranean Sea…read more It was an example of town planning and architecture for the 1929 International Exhibition. Today it contains museums, the Olympic Ring from the 1992 Olympic Games, a castle, gardens, a fountain, cable car, and more. A tour guide drove my husband and me to this park. We enjoyed the panoramic views of the city buildings and the sea. Our tour guide explained that a Jewish cemetery was built into the hill. Overall, I would not call Parc de Montjuic a must-see, but it was nice to see.

So Montjuic park has this cable car lift. Let's gooooo! Want to hover above the Barcelona like an…read moreeagle? Step right into this glass pod of mild vertigo and great views. This is the cable car you have to take to get up to Montjuic Castle. This is a must do for the views.

Our cooking class was an outstanding culinary experience! Very conscientious about quality and the…read moreimpact our food choices have on our bodies, food supply, and our planet. We also used Barcelona Slow Travel services to guide us on a day trip to the Costa Brava. Visited quaint fishing village, medieval village, and Dali museum. We mixed in a long lunch that was a top 10 culinary experience! Thank you Barcelona Slow Travel

"I finally started learning how to make tapas! My wife and I enjoyed the evening with a couple of…read moredear friends from the UK, along with a couple of their friends, a young couple from Alabama and another couple from Sweden... and our hosts from Barcelona. 10 courses, with ample wine. Not only did we learn the secret of how to eat garlic without painful side effects (those of you "our" age will know what I mean) but I also went back for seconds on mussels. (A first for me.) ...and thirds! Wait... what? Some of the food that I have only tolerated in the past? I couldn't get enough of it! And my favorite gazpacho? Fuggedaboudit! ...and they promised to share their recipe for their mojito ice cream. JUST WAIT. You'll love it! Photos to follow..." That's how I posted to FB upon getting home from our experience at Barcelona Slow Travel. I was eager to share that to give a sense of enthusiasm that I had for that evening! Our hosts, Christina and Guillermo, were warm, friendly, funny and eager to please. While some of the treats on their menu were not a surprise (olive plate, gherkins and pickled garlic, and gazpacho) the rest of the evening's menu was entirely dependent on what Guillermo could find FRESH at the market that morning. ...and FRESH made all the difference. Their space is intimate and inviting. After getting to know each other for a bit, each of the guests were seated around a large butcher block table and given a cutting board and a sharp knife, along with a task - from zesting limes to veining garlic to prepping mushrooms, mussels, peppers and the rest, they put us to work! Guillermo ensured that each guest was performing their task just right, while giving us the background of the dishes we were preparing, making small talk and generally making everyone feel "at home." Frankly, the next several hours passed by in a blur. No, it wasn't the wine (okay, maybe just a little bit) but it was the pleasure of the company, the work involved, and the gastronomy! The evening was a resounding SUCCESS. I would not hesitate to return there. (In fact, one of our group was there for her second time!) So if you're in Barcelona and want to understand the food and the pacing of the dining experience, be sure to check these guys out! You won't be disappointed!