Free travel audio guide to visit Barcelona's must-see spots

The soundtrack of your travel to Barcelona

Don't wait any longer to immerse yourself in the magic of Barcelona! Download our free tour audio guide now and start planning your next adventure. Without schedules, without groups, at your own pace... to discover what things to do, see or visit in Barcelona, whether you are just passing through or staying for several days.

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Our audio guide will accompany you in every corner of Barcelona, giving you privileged information and secrets that only an expert would know. Let your ears guide you and transform your trip into an unforgettable experience! It doesn't matter if you are an experienced traveller or a newcomer, this audio guide is perfect for everyone. Download it now and immerse yourself in the cultural richness of Barcelona!

About the city of Barcelona: Your comprehensive guide

Explore a city steeped in rich history, from medieval wonders to modernist masterpieces. Immerse yourself in a vibrant culture of art, music, and festivals. Don't miss the jaw-dropping architectural genius of Sagrada Familia, an iconic spot that defines the skyline. Whether you're a history buff, an art lover, or a beach bum, there's something for everyone. Pro tip: Your trip isn't complete without tasting the local paella and tapas!

Gastronomy: Delicious Discoveries

Barcelona, the cosmopolitan capital of Spain's Catalonia region, is renowned for its exquisite culinary scene, blending traditional Catalan cuisine with modern gastronomy. To immerse yourself in the local culinary culture, start by indulging in the iconic “Tapas”, small appetizers or snacks served with drinks at bars, with options such as Patatas Bravas, slices of bread with tomatoes (Pan con Tomate), and Spanish omelette (Tortilla Española).

Next, explore the traditional Catalan dish, “Escudella i Carn d'Olla”, a hearty stew consisting of a variety of meats and sausages, simmered to perfection with seasonal vegetables. Another must-try is “Cava”, a sparkling wine from Catalonia, perfect for pairing with local delicacies or enjoying on its own.

For seafood lovers, “Suquet de Peix” is a tempting choice. This Catalan fish stew combines fresh seafood with potatoes in a rich, flavorful broth. “Fideuà”, a noodle paella typically prepared with fish and shellfish, is another regional specialty, showcasing the bounty of the Mediterranean Sea.

Seek out “Crema Catalana” for dessert, a rich custard dish topped with caramelized sugar, similar to crème brûlée but with a distinct citrus and cinnamon flavor. Pair it with a glass of “Ratafia”, a traditional Catalan liqueur infused with green walnuts and mixed spices.

Paella, though originally from Valencia, is widespread in Barcelona and comes in diverse variants, including seafood, meat, or mixed. It’s an enticing concoction of saffron-infused rice cooked with various proteins, representing the Mediterranean cuisine's essence.

Finally, savor “Coca”, a Catalan pastry with a texture similar to Italian pizza but with sweet and savory variations, including toppings like candied fruits, pine nuts, or fish.

Throughout this audio guide, we'll be providing you with recommendations for the nearest restaurants that are highly rated by Google's users, allowing you to easily find places to enjoy these delectable dishes and drinks and experience Barcelona’s rich gastronomic heritage.

Transportation and getting around the city

Absolutely, you’re going to have a blast in Barcelona! So, landing in Barcelona, you’re gonna find yourself at El Prat Airport. From there, you have a few options to get to the city center. The Aerobus is a sweet choice; it’s direct, cheap, and drops you at Plaça de Catalunya. You also have the train which is a good choice, especially if you’re staying near Sants Station. Or if you like comfort, taxis are there, but they’ll cost you a bit more.

Now, moving within the city, public transport is your best friend. Get yourself a T-10 ticket; it gives you 10 rides on buses, trams, and the metro. Barcelona’s metro system is top-notch, will get you to most tourist spots. Just remember, the T-10 doesn’t cover the bus from the airport.

Walking around is also a fun way to explore the city. The areas like Barri Gòtic and El Born are so cool to stroll through, with narrow winding streets and loads of shops and eateries, plus, they are quite pedestrian-friendly. Gràcia is another great neighborhood to walk around, lots of squares to chill and grab a drink.

Oh, and you’ve got to jump on the Barcelona Bus Turístic at least once. It’s this hop-on-hop-off tour bus, and you can grab tickets online or at tourist info spots around the city. It's a nice way to get a quick overview of the city and spot places you might want to come back to.

And don’t worry too much about the language. Most people in the tourist areas speak English, and there are lots of signs in English too. So, just relax and enjoy all the vibrant vibes Barcelona has to offer! Safe travels!

Key spots included in our audio guide and grouped for your 1, 3, 5-day trip or more: