Gaudí's Eixample: A Guide to Barcelona's Modernist Architecture

About this tour

What's included

• directions
  Turn by turn directions
• all_inclusive
  Lifetime access to this tour
• wifi_off
  Offline access to map and content
• smart_toy
  AI Tour Guide

The route

Tips

• light_mode Best time to visit: Early morning before 10 AM or late afternoon after 4 PM to avoid peak heat and large crowds.
• photo_camera Photo spots: Keep your camera ready near the plazas—the golden hour light creates stunning architectural shadows.
• restaurant Local dining: Look for tapas bars tucked away in side streets rather than main squares for authentic and affordable bites.
• water_drop Stay hydrated: Bring your own refillable water bottle, especially during summer. There are public fountains along the route.
• wb_sunny Sun protection: Spain's sun is strong. Sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses are highly recommended.
• hiking Footwear: Cobblestone streets are common. Wear comfortable, supportive walking shoes—leave the heels at the hotel!
• battery_charging_full Power up: Using GPS and audio will consume battery. Bring a portable power bank so your phone doesn't die mid-tour.

Before you go

• info Admission fees to the monuments are not included in this audio tour.
• person_off This is a self-guided experience; no physical tour guide will meet you.
• schedule No fixed start time or expiry—start whenever you want, and pause at your convenience.
• headphones Headphones required: Bring your own comfortable earphones to immerse yourself in the stories.
• smartphone A fully charged smartphone (iOS or Android) is required to run the Voiceroam app.
• sd_storage Please ensure you have at least 150 MB of free storage on your device for offline downloads.
• wifi Download the tour content over Wi-Fi before you leave your hotel to save data.
• my_location You must allow location services (GPS) in the app for the audio to trigger automatically.
• church If the route enters a religious site, please ensure your shoulders and knees are covered.
• accessibility While mostly accessible, some historic cobblestone areas may be challenging for wheelchairs.