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Roman, Jewish and Christian Barcelona: Private Tour with the Great Synagogue and Sagrada Familia

A 4-hour private tour: 3 hours on foot through Roman temples and walls and the Jewish Quarter, with entry to the Temple of Augustus and the Great Synagogue, then the metro to the Sagrada Familia with skip-the-line entry and an audio guide.

5.016 reviews

  • 4 hours
  • Free cancellation up to 24h before
  • Skip-the-line entry
  • Spanish, English
  • Mobile ticket and instant confirmation

From €121 per person

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Highlights

  • 3-hour private walking tour with a local guide
  • Roman Barcelona: the Temple of Augustus (ticket included), the walls and the aqueduct
  • The Call, one of Europe's oldest Jewish quarters, with a guided visit to the Great Synagogue
  • Skip-the-line Sagrada Familia entry with audio guide (1 hour inside)
  • 5 out of 5 on Tripadvisor

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Our take

A different take on Barcelona: the city told through its three religious layers, from Roman temples to the Jewish Quarter and its synagogue, ending at the Sagrada Familia with your ticket sorted. The rating is perfect: 5 out of 5 from 16 reviews. From about €121 per person for two; about €99 each for four. Avoid Saturdays if you want to go inside the synagogue.

What's included

  • 3-hour private walking tour with a local guide
  • Temple of Augustus entry
  • Great Synagogue entry and guided visit (subject to availability)
  • Metro ticket to the Sagrada Familia
  • Skip-the-line Sagrada Familia entry with audio guide (1 hour inside)

Not included

  • Lunch
  • A guide inside the Sagrada Familia (audio guide only)

Good to know

What to bring

  • ID for children under 11 for the Sagrada Familia
  • Your own headphones for the audio guide

Not suitable for

  • Pets

Things to keep in mind

  • The synagogue is closed on Saturdays: no visit inside that day
  • Inside the Sagrada Familia you explore on your own with an audio guide
  • It's private: from about €121 per person for two, dropping to about €99 each for four

Meeting point

Plaça Nova 5, Barcelona

Meet your guide at Plaça Nova 5, opposite the cathedral (metro Jaume I).

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The experience

The route

You start at Plaça Nova, opposite the cathedral, and step back into Roman Barcelona: the Temple of Augustus (with entry), the walls and the aqueduct. Then you enter the Call, one of Europe's oldest Jewish quarters: its narrow lanes, the Great Synagogue, with a guided visit, old Jewish baths and hidden squares, with your guide bringing each place to life.

The Sagrada Familia

A metro ride takes you to the Sagrada Familia, where you skip the queue and spend about an hour inside with an audio guide in your language.

Who it's for

  • History lovers looking for more than the classic route.
  • Anyone who wants the Sagrada Familia and the Jewish Quarter in a single morning.

Accessibility

The operator states it is wheelchair and stroller accessible.

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation with a full refund up to 24 hours before. No refund within 24 hours of the start.

Frequently asked questions

Do we go inside the synagogue?
Yes, entry and a guided visit to the Great Synagogue are included, subject to availability. It's closed on Saturdays.
Which Roman remains do we see?
The Temple of Augustus (with entry), the walls and the aqueduct.
How does the Sagrada Familia visit work?
Skip-the-line entry with an audio guide in your language, about an hour inside. You get there by metro, ticket included.
Is it just for my group?
Yes, it's private.

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