Classic Gaudí: 

Experience the awe-inspiring Sagrada Familia, a monumental church begun by Gaudí in 1883 and still under construction, set to be completed by 2030. Following this, explore the unique Güell Park, or opt for a visit to the architectural gem known as Casa Milà, also referred to as La Pedrera. Additionally, consider combining your Sagrada Familia tour with a visit to another masterpiece by Doménech i Montaner: the Hospital of Saint Paul & the Holy Cross, showcasing distinctive Art Nouveau architecture in Barcelona.

Raval Tour 

Embark on a walking tour through the lesser-known district of Raval, focusing on two notable landmarks: the striking Palau Güell designed by Gaudí and the Romanesque monastery of San Pau del Camp. Conclude your tour with a refreshing drink and, whenever possible, a visit to the Enric Miralles Atelier, now functioning as a design school. Miralles is no other than the architect of the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh. 

Art Nouveau 

Discover Casa Amatller, distinguished as the sole residence in the city to retain its original furniture design. Then, marvel at the exquisite Palau de la Música Catalana by Doménech i Montaner before indulging in some tapas in the charming Rivera neighborhood. 

BORNE 

Delve into the rich history surrounding the picturesque Gothic church in the Rivera neighborhood, often referred to as Barcelona's Soho. Explore the renowned Picasso Museum, showcasing the artist's early works and the complete series of Las Meninas, inspired by Velázquez's masterpiece. Conclude your journey with a delightful array of tapas and leisurely shopping at local designer workshops. 

If you wish, consider a brief tour of the Joan Brossa Foundation, highlighting the innovative works of a poet who expressed himself with objects rather than words.