Book your entry ticket to the Moco Museum in Barcelona to see current exhibitions that focus on bringing modern and contemporary art to the general public. Experience an unforgettable and truly eye-opening collection of art. See unique modern, contemporary, and street art pieces by Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Banksy, Salvador Dalí, Damien Hirst, Keith Haring, KAWS, Hayden Kays, Yayoi Kusama, David LaChapelle, Takashi Murakami, and more. Visit “Esplendor de la Noche” by Guillermo Lorca, the first European solo show from the contemporary Chilean artist in a showcase that mixes magic and realism curated by Simon de Pury. Get inspired by the possibilities of digital art by visiting the exhibition spaces by TeamLab, Les Fantômes, and Studio Irma. Visit “NFTs” (non-fungible tokens), Europe’s first dedicated exhibition space to the NFT phenomenon. These are only some of the many fascinating exhibitions currently on display.

Experience the multimedia show of "La Pedrera Night Experience" on a semi-guided tour of La Pedrera (Casa Milà) with skip-the-line tickets. Wander through the landmark until you reach the rooftop, where an enchanting display of projections awaits you. Conclude your evening with a glass of champagne. Skip the lines to take an unforgettable journey through different areas of Gaudi's revolutionary building, located on the Passeig de Gracia in the heart of L’Eixample. The unique architecture of the Modernisme building is utilized to present an audiovisual show that travels the origins of life and the essence of Gaudí’s architectural style. See multiple projections in the badalots (stairwells) as you work your way to the roof terrace, accompanied by exclusive light projections and background soundtrack. Then, watch the extraordinary video mapping finale on the roof terrace, and enjoy panoramic views of the Catalan capital along the way.

Visit the emblematic Mies van der Rohe Pavilion in Barcelona with an entry ticket complete with audio guide. Designed by Mies van der Rohe and Lily Reich, the Pavilion was the German national pavilion for the 1929 Barcelona International Exhibition. Once the event was over, the Pavilion was dismantled. However, given the structure’s significance, the pavilion was later reconstructed and reopened on its original site in 1986. Today, this emblematic work of the Modern Movement serves as a benchmark that has not only been deeply influential for generations of architects and artists but also laid the foundations of modern architecture. The purity of its forms, its sobriety, the linear interplay between interiors and exteriors, and the precise contrasts in the palette of materials exquisitely chosen and brought from the Alps, Tivoli, Atlas, and Tinos all combine to form a perfect balance in this jewel of modern architecture.

Visit the Penedès region on this excursion and discover the fascinating world of wine. Explore the vineyards of two wineries, taste delicious wines paired with gourmet delicacies, and learn about the art of winemaking. Situated between the sea and the mountains, the Penedès enjoys both the influence of the sun and the Mediterranean Sea, making it prime territory for winemaking. Make your way there on a luxury Mercedes SUV to visit 2 hand-picked family wineries. Make your first stop at a boutique winery that has been cultivating vines for over 2,000 years. Be welcomed by a winemaker who will show you its subterranean wine cellar. Learn fascinating facts about grape varieties, vine growing, winemaking and the optimal conditions for wine storage. Take the opportunity to taste 3 fine wines in a stylish tasting room, accompanied by an assortment of gourmet delicacies. Next, make a visit to the traditional manor house and vineyards to discover the art and secrets of winemaking. Continue the visit through the vineyards in a convertible 4x4 vehicle, accompanied by your guide and a viticulturist. Admire the stunning rural landscape with seemingly endless vineyards. Along the way, and in the midst of the vines, you’ll pass a Romanesque church that belongs to the manor. The second and final visit is to an equally historical winery specializing in cava, a naturally sparkling wine with an unmistakable flavor deeply rooted in Catalonia. The ancestral estate is built over an old farmhouse but features cutting-edge design facilities. Enjoy the opportunity to enter the capella, the heart of the cellar, and the oldest part of the winery. After visiting the vineyard and cellar, you’ll have a chance to taste 4 unique types of cava. Each will be paired with an appetizer that enhances the tasting experience.

Explore a key building by the architect Puig i Cadafalch with a priority entrance ticket to the Casa Amatller house museum. See the original furniture and decoration of the Modernist monument, designed in 1898 for the industrialist chocolatier, Amatller Antoni. Learn more about the industrial production methods of the Chocolates Amatller company. Hear about the building from an art historian guide as you marvel at the main staircase in the lobby and rooms where the noble Amatller family lived. Get explanations about each part of the house and its historical context through the provided tablet and headphones. Look at photographs and videos to see what the house looked liked in historical times, and ask your guide any questions you may have. End in the chocolate shop, where you can discover an exclusive selection of Amatller chocolates.

Embark on an immersive journey through the magic of Casa Batlló. Be-the-first tickets allow you to explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site without the crowds, meaning time to enjoy the magic and take the perfect photos. Casa Batlló comes alive with the help of an audio guide and augmented reality tablet that brings you into an immersive experience with the help of AI, augmented reality, and machine learning. Explore one of Gaudí’s masterpieces while learning about him. Enjoy two new immersive rooms: the Gaudí Dome (the first room with a dome featuring more than a thousand screens) and the Gaudí Cube (a six-sided LED cube unique in the world). Listen to a script available in 15 languages, and a soundtrack created by Dani Howard and performed by the Berlin Symphony Orchestra. Among the novelties on offer is a new core of vertical communication designed by the Japanese architect Kengo Kuma, a floating ladder of 13 tons of polished marble suspended in the air, the first 6-sided indoor mapping on a patio of Gaudí's lights, and the new “Simbolic” store.

After a brief introduction to the trencadis technique and seeing some examples in Gaudi's work, choose which template you would like to follow and which material to use — either ceramic or glass. Follow the guidance of your experienced teacher and begin creating your mosaic masterpiece.  Once you have finished creating your artwork, leave it with the team to be grouted before collection the next day. 

Discover the Erotic Museum of Barcelona and take a historical and cultural journey about the influence of erotism on men since the beginning. Embark on a passionate adventure that takes place in Barcelona, one of the most beautiful and erotic city of the world which attracts generations of artists, dreamers and adventurers. Find out how sexual diversity and tolerance in the city has achieved a unique erotic history. The Erotic Museum shares the richest culture of erotism which is part of mankind’s history. They offer the best erotic knowledge through entertaining and playful displays which you’ll be able to enjoy 365 days a year. The Museum is situated in front of the famous market La Boqueria, on Las Ramblas, the busiest promenade in Barcelona and one of the most historical attractions in the city. Until December, 8 enjoy the temporary photographic exhibition "Shibari. El arte erótico de las cuerdas". This exhibition presents the photographic work of Polo Picart, which opens the doors to the unique world of Shibari. A universe of mystery and sensuality, in images that reveal the beauty of bodies magnified by the erotic art of strings.

The Gaudí Crypt is located in Colònia Güell, a textile village full of surprises, only 20 minutes away from Barcelona. The Crypt is known as "the church of the twisted columns." It is also regarded as the Sagrada Familia's lab, the place where the Modernist architect Antoni Gaudí experimented with many architectural solutions. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in July 2005. At Colonia Guell, you can view Gaudi's work but also stroll through its streets to see some of the colony's most impressive Modernist architecture. Visit the Interpretation Center, situated in the former workers' co-operative building, where they host a permanent historical exhibition that provides context for the Colònia Güell and its Church.

Discover the unbelievable richness and diversity of Spanish food on a half-day tapas tour, and taste food that has been cooked over a slow fire following centuries-old traditions. This food tour is a gastronomic journey around Spain in the form of exquisite tapas that truly reveal the richness of the best Spanish kitchens, from the green hills of the Basque Country to the fiery Mediterranean shores of Andalucía. Traveling in small groups with great company, you will visit some of the most authentic tapas restaurants in Barcelona, all tucked away from the tourist center and frequented by locals. Enjoy an experience across 5 different stops for the most authentic tapas atmosphere, with more than 14 individual dishes and 7 to 8 wines served.