Drive to Montserrat passing through the country side surrounding Barcelona. Hiking through the natural park of Montserrat, you will witness the most emblematic sights of Catalonia, and capture its tremendous energy.

Along the way, your guide will explain about the morphology of the mountain, the geography and historical facts of interest. Upon reaching the highest point on the mountain at St. Jerome 4,055 feet (1,236 meters), there is a beautiful uninterrupted 360 degree view of the park. Your effort will be rewarded with a spectacular view stretching from the coast to the Pyrenees.

After a snack and drink break, you will continue the journey back down the mountain. There will be a short tour to the famous Montserrat Basilica, before returning to Barcelona.

For a fun day out on the Costa Blanca which the whole family can enjoy, head to Benidorm with a combination for 2 of the coast's most popular family attractions.

Terra Natura is the first theme park in Europe to offer visitors a real journey through remote and exotic corners of the planet. With 1,500 animals from 200 different species, native gastronomy and handicrafts as well as a water park, Terra Natura offers plenty of entertainment for visitors of all ages.

Spend an unforgettable time with the whole family sliding down waterslides like the Zig-Zag and the Kamikaze. Splash around in the swimming pools or take a walk in the green areas. Lots of wet and wild fun for everyone!

Take an audio adventure similar to one you may have experienced in a museum. An MP3 Audio Walking Tour helps you to get under the skin of a city, from its world-famous landmarks to its fascinating hidden corners. Written by a registered Barcelona tour guide the walks will allow you to stop when and where you like, and leave your eyes free to take in the sights, and your hands (and bags!) free of heavy, awkward travel books.

Gothic Quarter
A walk through the oldest part of the city, where Barcelona was founded by the Romans. The walk starts at Placa del Pi, one of the most beautiful squares in the city, it then explores the vicinity of the Cathedral, with its medieval cloisters and old city walls. There is an optional detour to see a Roman temple, followed by a walk to the Palau Reial Major and Museu Frederic Mares. From Placa del Rei to Placa Sant Jaume, you will experience the powerful heart of Gothic, Roman and present day Barcelona

Modernism - Catalan Architecture
A walk along beautiful streets which will show you some of the finest examples of "el Modernisme Catala". The walk starts at Avinguda Diagonal and continues from here looking at examples of different Modernist works around this area and Passeig de Gracia. The walk ends at the exquisite Palau de la Musica. A must for all architecture enthusiasts!

La Rambla
A walk showing you the back streets and sights around La Rambla. The walk starts at Placa de Catalunya and continues onto the many faces of the different Ramblas that make up La Rambla, one of the world's most famous pedestrianised streets. Take detours into the Raval, explore La Boqueria market, search the ground for a Miro and admire Modernist buildings, including Palau Guell by the master himself, Antoni Gaudi.