Adventures by Disney Spain: Barcelona Short Escape Itineraries

Spend 4 days and 3 nights in Barcelona, Spain for a weekend of relaxation and excitement on your Adventures by Disney Barcelona Escape vacation. Explore all of the history, artwork, and authentic shops and restaurants.

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Adventures by Disney Barcelona Escape Trip Highlights

Barcelona Exploration
After meeting your Adventure Guides, take some time on your own to see the city based on your family’s interests. Choose from beaches, museums, and galleries as well as the culinary delights of Barcelona. That evening enjoy a welcome dinner at El Xalet de Montjuic with the other Adventurers.
La Sagrada Familia
The towers of La Sagrada Familia are visible from all vantage points in Barcelona. Built in the Gothic-Art Nouveau style, this church is now the city’s enduring symbol. On your private tour, you’ll learn the history of Gaudi’s masterpiece and why it has been under construction since 1882.
Walking Tour of the Gothic Quarter
After lunch, travel by coach to the Gothic Quarter for a privately guided tour. Travel back in time to Old Barcelona as you wander the cobblestone streets and hear the stories that created the area.
Montserrat
Travel through Spain’s countryside by motor coach to reach the tram station for Montserrat. Once you’ve reached Santa Maria de Montserrat (a Benedictine monastery), take a privately guided tour. Embedded in a mountainside, the monastery and its grotto are known for miraculous happenings and mysteries.
Pueblo Espanol
Your time at Pueblo Espanol starts with an orientation tour. Created for the 1929 International Exhibition, 117 buildings make up Pueblo Espanol. The design is similar to that of an Iberian village and represents different parts of Spain.