Begin this tour in the afternoon and go through until evening! Today includes two visits to different spectacles, both related to water - Barcelona Aquarium and the Montjuich Fountains.

At Barcelona Aquarium you are about to dive into the sea depths and discover an unknown, fascinating world. A magic, mysterious world that brings you closer to its inhabitants and its most curious aspects.

A living show, changing, with some 11,000 animals and approximately 450 different species in the Mediterranean and tropical tanks, as well as the permanent displays Planeta Aqua and Explora!

Next you will have some free time at the biggest commercial and cultural center of Barcelona, The Maremagnum. It is located at the port and is the old harbor of Barcelona. For the Olympic Games of 1992 it was partly redeveloped with a modern leisure area with shops, bars, cinemas and the Barcelona Aquarium.

Next you will see the Montjuich Fountains where you can see the show of water, lights and music. Admire this magic fountain when it explodes into a spectacular display of color and music! The Montjuich Fountains or The Magic Fountain is a "must see" for any visit to Barcelona!

Enjoy panoramic sightseeing by night throughout the most interesting avenues and squares of the city and past Madrid's spectacular floodlit fountains, before arriving at the Florida Park Nightclub.

Here you will see an exciting Spanish Flamenco Show, along with a selection of other Spanish Dances. Before the show, enjoy a dance or two with the orchestra songs.

Tonight you have an option of either a traditional Tapas meal, a three course dinner, or simply a drink while watching the show.

Head south to the home town of the 19th century Catalan cellist Pau Cassals. Like other towns in Catalonia, this one celebrates the summer in style during a four day festival, held on the day of Santa Anna. Experience one of the most magical moments when the town transforms into a fantastical and vibrant world of dragons and mythical creatures.

It is fire that is the real protagonist of this festival when a massive Fire Procession winds its way through the streets. Over twenty dragons move through the darkened walkways shooting fire in different directions. Join in with the locals and run in and out of the fire before the biggest dragon in Europe, El Caramot, arrives. See this dragon with your own eyes; the Caramot is over 20 meters long and weighs the equivalent of eight strong men. Watch from a safe distance or dance with the locals!

Take a break from the madness to renew your energy over a dinner of a "pica-pica" (tapas and drinks). Many bars throughout Catalonia specialize in small tapas dishes such as Iberian Ham, little sausages, Spanish omelette, Russian Salad, Patatas Bravas and the Catalan specialty, bread and tomato with olive oil (pan amb tomaquet). All washed down with a refreshing glass of regional sparkling Cava.

Back to the fire and the climax of the festival is waiting to happen outside the town church, when the bell tower is used as the basis for a spectacular fire work display.