Private Tours & activities to feel the city like a local

Sagrada Familia

The magnificent basilica designed by Antoni Gaudí, started in 1883 and still unfinished.

Montserrat

A privileged space for lovers of culture and nature with a museum with works by major artists, in a mountain full of legends.

La Pedrera

The popular name of Casa Milà by architect Antoni Gaudí.

La Boquería Market

The Mercat de la Boqueria (Boqueria Market), officially known as Mercat de San Josep, is a municipal market located on Las Ramblas.

Parque Güell

Park Güell is the reflection of Gaudí's artistic plenitude, which belongs to his naturalist phase.

Palau de la Música

Located in the Casc Antic de Barcelona, the Palace of the Catalan Music is a concert hall, built in the Catalan modernist style.

Casa Batlló

Antoni Gaudí redesigned the original building for Batlló family, obtaining what is considered one of his masterpieces.

Casa Museo Gaudí

Residence of Antoni Gaudí for almost 20 years.

Centro de Cultura y Memoria de Barcelona

The archaeological site that allows you to enter in the daily life of Barcelona in the 17th century and the beginning of the 18th century.

Eiffel Tower, Paris

The iron lattice icon that transformed a temporary exhibition piece into the world's most visited monument.

Louvre Museum, Paris

Eight centuries of history in one palace — the world's most visited art museum, home to over 35,000 works.

Notre-Dame Cathedral, Paris

An 860-year-old Gothic masterpiece on the Île de la Cité — reborn after the fire of 2019.

The Arc de Triomphe in Paris

The Triumphal Arch represents the victories of the French army under the orders of Napoleon, who ordered its construction.

The Pantheon in Paris

Built between 1764 and 1790, the Pantheon of Paris was the first major monument in Paris, predating the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower.

Montmartre, Paris

A 128-meter hilltop enclave where bohemian history, sacred architecture, and cobblestone streets converge above the city.

Christiania, Copenhague.

A small town in the Christianhavn district, where around 800 people live with a very particular lifestyle.

Amalienborg Palace, Copenhagen.

Comprising a central square and four palaces, Amalienborg Palace is the official winter residence of the Danish royal family.

Christiansborg palace, Copenhagen

It is the palace that houses the Danish parliament.

Our Lady's Cathedral, Copenhagen

Dedicated to the Virgin Mary, the Church of Our Lady is the seat of the Lutheran diocese of the same name, established in 1922.

Nyhavn in Copenhaguen.

It is the most famous canal and one of the most beautiful places in Copenhagen.

The Little Mermaid, in Copenhagen.

The Little Mermaid sculpture, based on a fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen, is the icon of the city.

Stroget Street in Copenhaguen.

Stroget, the longest pedestrian street in Europe.

Tivoli, en Copenhague.

Tivoli Gardens are one of the oldest amusement parks in the world and a place for all ages.

Tower Bridge, Londres

Tower Bridge is a swing and suspension bridge in London, built between 1886 and 1894, which crosses the River Thames near the Tower of London and has become one of the symbols of the city.

Chinatown in London.

The Chinese neighbourhood of London is located in Soho, in the City of Westminster district of Greater London. It occupies the area in and around Gerrard Street.

Buckingham Palace in London

Buckingham Palace is the residence of the British monarchs and also a site used for official court ceremonies.

Covent Garden en Londres.

It is a neighbourhood that is in the heart of the West End, London's premier theatre and entertainment area.

Palácio de Belem

The Majestic Palácio de Belem: A Monument to Portugal's Glorious Past

Mosteiro dos Jerónimos in Lisbon

Exploring the Ornate Manueline Architecture and Rich History of Lisbon's Iconic Monastery

Torre de Belém in Lisbon

Discovering Manueline Architecture and Strategic Importance of Lisbon's Historic Tower

Padrão dos Descobrimentos in Lisbon

Celebrating the Explorations and Colonizations of the 15th and 16th Centuries through the Padrão dos Descobrimentos

Plaza Real in Barcelona

A Lively and Historic Square in the Gothic Quarter

The Roman Coliseum

Former site of gladiatorial combat and multiple spectacles

Vatican Museums

Invaluable artistic heritage of the Catholic Church.

Piazza Spagna in Rome

Famous for its staircase, it is a favourite meeting place in Rome.

Saint Peter's Basilica in Vatican City

The more important Catholic church in the world.

Palau Güell in Barcelona

A unique blend of Art, Design, and Innovation

Cathedral of Barcelona

Discover the Magnificence of Gothic Architecture

Sant Felip Neri Square

The fascinating history of one of the city's most peaceful squares

Gran Teatre del Liceu

A Look into the legacy and splendor of Barcelona's Liceu Opera House

Antic Hospital de la Santa Creu

History and Cultural Significance of One of Barcelona's Oldest Hospitals

Foro Romano (Roman Forum)

Public space equivalent to the central square in modern cities

Casa Vicens

Exploring the Masterpiece of Modernist Architecture: Casa Vicens in Barcelona

Santa Maria del Mar

History and Architecture of One of the City's Most Iconic Churches

Colonia Güell

A jewel of modernist culture and the social organisation of industry.

Santa Maria del Pi

Discovering the History, Art, and Architecture of Santa Maria del Pi in Barcelona

Casa Amatller

History and Architecture

Els Quatre Gats

History and Architecture

Fontana di Trevi, Rome

Rome's grandest Baroque fountain — 2,000 years of water, myth, and marble at the end of an ancient aqueduct.

The Pantheon, Rome

The world's best-preserved ancient Roman temple — a 2,000-year-old engineering marvel still open to visitors.

Largo do Chiado, Lisbon

Lisbon's literary heart — a neoclassical square where café culture, poetry, and city life have converged for three centuries.

Church of São Roque

Unveiling the Rich Architectural and Artistic Heritage of a 16th-Century Masterpiece

Largo de Carmo

Exploring the Convento do Carmo Ruins and the Chiado Neighborhood

Convento do Carmo

Exploring the Remnants of a 14th-Century Convent in Chiado Neighborhood

Santa Justa Lift

Connecting the Baixa and Carmo Neighborhoods through a 20th-Century Lift Tower

Praça do Comércio

Discover the Heart of Lisbon and Immerse yourself in its history

Cathedral of Lisbon

A Journey Through Time and Faith in Lisbon's Alfama District

Nossa Senhora de Conceição Velha

Immerse Yourself in the Calm Atmosphere of a 16th Century Church in Chiado

Fado Museum

Discover the Rich History and Cultural Significance of Fado

Palácio Nacional de Sintra

Portugal's Royal Heritage

MAAT

A Fusion of Art and Innovation in Belem

Quinta da Regaleira

Sintra's Enigmatic Estate

Azenhas do Mar

Experiencing Portugal's Maritime Charm

Church of Santa Engrácia - National Pantheon

Honoring Portugal's Illustrious Figures

Cabo da Roca

Exploring Portugal's Rugged Coastline

Schönbrunn Palace

Hofburg Palace, Vienna

Seven centuries of imperial power compressed into one vast, living palace complex at Vienna's core.

Musikverein Vienna

Home of the Vienna Philharmonic and the most acoustically celebrated concert hall on earth.

Catacombs of Rome

Descend into 2,000 years of history through Rome's vast underground city of the dead.

Mouth of Truth (Bocca della Verità), Rome

A 2,000-year-old marble mask that legend says will bite the hand of any liar.

Castel Sant'Angelo, Rome

From imperial mausoleum to papal stronghold — nearly 2,000 years of Roman history in one towering monument.

Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, Rome

Rome's oldest and grandest Marian church, sheltering 1,600 years of art, faith, and papal history.

Borghese Gallery

Rome's most intimate masterpiece collection — where Bernini, Caravaggio, and Raphael share twenty rooms.

Palatine Hill

The mythic birthplace of Rome, where emperors lived above the city they ruled.

Circus Maximus, Rome

The ancient world's greatest stadium, where 250,000 Romans once roared for chariot glory.

Capitoline Museums, Rome

Founded in 1471 atop Capitoline Hill, home to Rome's most extraordinary ancient sculptures and Renaissance masterworks.

The Marais District, Paris

Paris's medieval heart — where marshland became the city's most storied neighborhood.

Père Lachaise Cemetery

Paris's most storied cemetery — 44 hectares of history, art, and iconic graves since 1804.

Palace of Versailles

The Sun King's masterpiece — a royal palace that redefined European power and architecture.

Centre Pompidou, Paris

Europe's boldest modern art museum, where the building itself is the first exhibit.

Palais Royal, Paris

A 17th-century palace garden where royal intrigue, revolution, and modern art collide in the heart of Paris.

Castello Sforzesco

Milan's great Renaissance fortress — home to Michelangelo's last, unfinished masterpiece.

Bosco Verticale, Milan

Milan's twin residential towers draped in 900 trees — a living, breathing forest in the sky.

Acquario Civico di Milano

The third-oldest aquarium in Europe, a Liberty gem born from the 1906 International Expo.

Piazza Mercanti, Milan

Milan's medieval civic heart — a living museum of Gothic and Lombard architecture steps from the Duomo.

Palazzo Reale di Milano

Milan's royal seat of power for seven centuries, now one of Italy's premier exhibition venues.

Quadrilatero della Moda, Milan

Milan's legendary Fashion Quadrilateral — where centuries of aristocratic history meet the world's most iconic luxury houses.

Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio

Milan's oldest sacred heart — a Lombard Romanesque masterpiece founded by the city's own patron saint in 379 AD.

Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan

A UNESCO World Heritage Dominican church sheltering Leonardo da Vinci's most celebrated mural.

Cimitero Monumentale di Milano

Milan's extraordinary open-air museum of funerary art, inaugurated in 1866 and housing over 150 years of sculptural masterworks.

Teatro alla Scala

Milan's legendary opera house, shaping the art form since its inauguration in 1778.

Torre Velasca, Milan

Milan's boldest postwar silhouette — a 26-story tower that reimagined medieval heritage in reinforced concrete.

Piazza del Duomo, Milan

The Gothic heart of Milan — six centuries of history converging in one monumental square.

Pinacoteca di Brera

Napoleon's art legacy housed in a Baroque palace — Milan's most important collection of Italian painting.

Duomo di Milano

Six centuries of Gothic ambition — Italy's largest cathedral, crowned by 135 marble spires above Milan's heart.

Acquario Civico di Milano

One of Europe's oldest aquariums, a 1906 Liberty-style gem hidden inside Parco Sempione.

Brussels Park (Parc de Bruxelles)

Brussels' oldest public park, poised between a royal palace and a parliament since the 18th century.

Horta Museum

Step inside Victor Horta's own home — a UNESCO-listed Art Nouveau masterpiece built between 1898 and 1901.

Place du Jeu de Balle (Vieux Marché), Brussels

Brussels' oldest daily flea market, beating at the heart of the working-class Marolles since 1854.

Brussels City Hall (Hôtel de Ville de Bruxelles)

A soaring Gothic masterpiece at the heart of the Grand Place, crowned by the golden Archangel Michael at 96 metres.

Magritte Museum, Brussels

Home to the world's largest collection of René Magritte's works, housed in a neoclassical Brussels landmark.

Sablon Quarter (Place du Grand Sablon), Brussels

Brussels' most elegant historic square — where Gothic grandeur, antique treasures, and world-class chocolate converge.

Mini-Europe Brussels

Walk past 350 iconic European landmarks in a single afternoon — all at 1:25 scale.

Royal Palace of Brussels

The symbolic heart of the Belgian monarchy, open to the public every summer since 1965.

Church of Our Lady of the Sablon (Église Notre-Dame du Sablon)

Brussels' supreme example of Brabantine Gothic, built on a miracle and adorned with breathtaking medieval stained glass.

Belgian Comic Strip Center (Centre Belge de la Bande Dessinée)

Brussels' temple to the "ninth art," housed in a breathtaking 1906 Victor Horta Art Nouveau masterpiece.

Parc du Cinquantenaire (Jubelpark)

Leopold II's grand monument to Belgian independence — a triumphal arch, world-class museums, and sweeping gardens in one ensemble.

Grand Place, Brussels

A UNESCO World Heritage square rebuilt from rubble into one of Europe's most dazzling architectural ensembles.

Atomium

A 102-metre iron crystal frozen in 1958 — Brussels' most iconic modernist landmark.

Autoworld Brussels

Over 300 historic vehicles displayed inside Brussels' magnificent Cinquantenaire Palace, spanning automotive history from 1886 to the 1970s.

Bioparc Valencia

Award-winning zoo-immersion park where Africa's wildlife and landscapes come alive in Valencia.

Playa de la Malvarrosa, Valencia

Valencia's iconic urban beach where paella was born and Nobel Prize literature was made

Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias

Valencia's futuristic cultural complex where cutting-edge architecture meets science, opera, and the ocean.

La Catedral de Valencia

Eight centuries of faith, architecture, and the world's most legendary relic — all in Valencia's ancient heart.

Jardín del Turia

Spain's longest urban park, born from a 1957 flood disaster that transformed Valencia forever.

Museu de Belles Arts de València

Spain's second greatest art museum, housed in a luminous 17th-century Baroque seminary beside the Turia Gardens.

Mercado Central de Valencia

Europe's largest fresh produce market, housed in a breathtaking 1928 Modernista masterpiece in Valencia's old quarter.

Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía

Santiago Calatrava's futuristic opera house — Valencia's most daring architectural landmark.

Barrio del Carmen, Valencia

Valencia's oldest neighborhood, where Roman ruins, medieval walls, and vivid street art collide.

Lonja de la Seda (Silk Exchange), Valencia

A UNESCO World Heritage masterpiece where 15th-century merchants traded silk beneath soaring twisted stone columns.

Jardines del Real (Viveros), Valencia

Valencia's oldest public gardens, rooted in eight centuries of royal history on the banks of the Turia.

Palau de la Generalitat Valenciana

Valencia's seat of government for six centuries, a masterpiece of civil Gothic architecture.

Basílica de la Virgen de los Desamparados, Valencia

Valencia's most sacred Baroque basilica, home to the city's beloved patron saint since 1667.

Albufera Natural Park, Valencia

The ancient lagoon south of Valencia where paella was born and 250 bird species find refuge.

Museo Nacional de Cerámica y Artes Suntuarias González Martí

Five millennia of ceramic history inside Valencia's most extravagant Baroque palace.

Museo Fallero de Valencia

The only museum in the world where UNESCO-recognized festival art is saved from the flames — permanently.

Instituto Valenciano de Arte Moderno (IVAM)

Spain's pioneering modern art museum, home to one of Europe's finest collections of 20th-century avant-garde work.

Hemisféric Valencia

Santiago Calatrava's iconic eye-shaped IMAX dome and planetarium, the crown jewel of the City of Arts and Sciences.

Colegio del Patriarca (Real Colegio Seminario del Corpus Christi), Valencia

Valencia's most complete Renaissance complex — seminary, church, and art museum in one sacred institution.

Oceanogràfic Valencia

Europe's largest aquarium, where Félix Candela's shell-vault architecture meets 45,000 animals across ten oceanic ecosystems.

Torres de Serranos, Valencia

Valencia's medieval crown: a Gothic gateway that has stood guard over the city since 1392.

Plaza de la Virgen, Valencia

Valencia's sacred civic heart — two millennia of history open to the sky.

Basílica de la Virgen de los Desamparados, Valencia

Valencia's spiritual heart — a 17th-century Baroque masterpiece housing the city's most venerated patron saint.

Colegio del Patriarca (Real Colegio Seminario del Corpus Christi)

Valencia's most complete Renaissance complex, built by a saint and filled with masterworks by El Greco and Ribalta.

The King's Garden (Kongens Have), Copenhagen

Copenhagen's oldest royal garden, blooming since 1606 beside the red-brick walls of Rosenborg Castle.

Rosenborg Castle

A 17th-century Dutch Renaissance palace housing the Danish Crown Jewels in the heart of Copenhagen.

Botanical Garden Copenhagen (Botanisk Have)

A 150-year-old green sanctuary in central Copenhagen, home to 13,000 plant species and a legendary Victorian palm greenhouse.

Thorvaldsens Museum

A neoclassical temple housing the world's largest collection of Bertel Thorvaldsen's sculptures — and his tomb.

Copenhagen Opera House (Operaen)

A gift to Denmark — Henning Larsen's 2005 harbourfront masterpiece with world-class acoustics.

Copenhagen City Hall (Københavns Rådhus)

A National Romantic masterpiece at the heart of the Danish capital, crowned by a 105.6-metre tower and a legendary astronomical clock.

National Museum of Denmark (Nationalmuseet), Copenhagen

Denmark's largest cultural history museum, spanning 9,000 years from the Stone Age to the modern era.

Kastellet (The Citadel), Copenhagen

A 17th-century pentagon fortress with free entry, still serving as an active military site and beloved city park.

Gefion Fountain (Gefionspringvandet), Copenhagen

Copenhagen's largest fountain, where Norse mythology meets monumental bronze sculpture on the harbour's edge.

Kronborg Castle (Hamlet's Castle)

A UNESCO World Heritage Renaissance fortress where Shakespeare's greatest tragedy comes to life on the Øresund Strait.

Designmuseum Danmark

Three centuries of Danish design mastery housed in Copenhagen's most elegant 18th-century hospital.

Torvehallerne Copenhagen

Two gleaming glass halls at Israels Plads where centuries of Copenhagen market culture meet world-class Nordic food.

Botanical Garden Copenhagen (Botanisk Have)

A 10-hectare sanctuary of 13,000 plant species anchored by a spectacular Victorian palm greenhouse in the heart of Copenhagen.

Botanical Garden Copenhagen (Botanisk Have)

A 10-hectare sanctuary of 13,000 plant species, anchored by a breathtaking 19th-century iron-and-glass palm house.

Thorvaldsens Museum

The world's largest collection of neoclassical sculpture, housed in a building that is itself a work of art.

Copenhagen City Hall (Københavns Rådhus)

A National Romantic masterpiece anchoring the heart of the Danish capital since 1905.

Frederiks Church (The Marble Church / Marmorkirken), Copenhagen

A 145-year construction saga that gave Copenhagen one of Scandinavia's most commanding domes.

SMK – National Gallery of Denmark (Statens Museum for Kunst)

Denmark's largest art museum — 700 years of Danish and European masterworks in Copenhagen's cultural heart.