We’ll meet at the Monument to Picasso, located at Passeig de Picasso 13. Please arrive 10 minutes early so we can start the experience on time.

We’ll walk along Passeig del Born, once the heart of medieval jousts and public gatherings, now a vibrant avenue lined with bars, galleries, and artisan shops.

We’ll visit the Real Academia Catalana de Bellas Artes de San Jorge, one of the most prestigious art institutions in Barcelona. Housed in a grand neoclassical building, it was here that a young Picasso studied and refined his technique.

(exterior) – In the heart of El Born, see where Picasso’s deep connection to Barcelona is celebrated with one of the world’s most extensive collections of his early work.

We’ll stop at Palau Güell, one of Antoni Gaudí’s earliest architectural triumphs. Designed for his patron Eusebi Güell, this striking mansion blends Gothic elegance with Gaudí’s signature imagination.

Joan Miró mosaic. Often missed by passersby, this vibrant work is set right into the pavement near La Rambla — a reminder that Miró believed art should live in the streets, accessible to everyone.

We’ll make a stop at Els Quatre Gats, the legendary café that became the beating heart of Barcelona’s modernist movement. Inspired by Paris’s Le Chat Noir, it was more than just a hangout — it was a creative sanctuary where Picasso held his first solo exhibition, and where artists, writers, and thinkers gathered to exchange ideas over coffee and chaos. Stepping inside is like stepping into a time capsule of turn-of-the-century bohemia.