Nuestras rutas en el calendario son en inglés y alemán solo. Pero hay la posibilidad de reservar una ruta privada en castellano o catalán. Si quieres hacer una ruta privada en castellano, te ponemos en contacto con un guía estupendo. Puedes enviarnos un correo en nuestra pagina web. Un cordial saludo

Hi Sue, there is going to be Barcelona Ghost Tour on 29th September and 6th October (the one you have booked ) Meeting Point: the Monument Frederic Soler which is on the Ramblas right in between Subway Station Liceu and Drassanes. Opposite the Teatro Principal. The tour starts at 20.30 Greetings Johannes from Barcelona Dragon Tours

Thank you for contacting us. Booking the Ghost Tour is easy. Go to the English Page of Barcelona Dragon Tours (by clicking on the American Flag). Then all you have to do is open the calendar, click on the Ghost Tour you are interested in and fill in the basic reservation form. We will send you a confirmation once you have booked a tour. The next Ghost Tours are going to be on 8th and 15th September.. (meeting point monument Frederic Soler, Ramblas 34, nearest metro station Liceu or Drassanes, starts at 20.30 h) The tour lasts 3 hours and costs 15 euros per person (minimum 2 people per booking) Hope to see you soon. Greetings Johannes

Barcelona Dragon Tours” offers a wide range of urban walking tours focusing on historical, art-historical, literary and cultural topics. We take in many points of interest and provide insight into traditions, culture and city life. The tours are entertaining and fun and not only for (art) history buffs. When we started, we offered two different Gaudí tours, because we thought we could not fit all of Gaudí into three hours. But now we offer only one Gaudí Tour. You find it under the Menu “Barcelona Classics”. (The webpage is being updated right now.) About the tours: In order to enable you to experience the hustle and bustle of the city first hand, we stick to the streets and squares. During our time together we mostly marvel at monuments from the outside. Visits of museums and interiors are (apart from a few exceptions) not part of the program. Our walking tours last from three to four hours, depending on the topic. They are public tours. You come to the meeting point and then set out to explore the city with a group of people. We like to allow you to explore the city without feeling rushed. There is always time to linger and to take pictures. We would love to explore Gaudí with you. But, although our tours are leisurely walks, I am afraid our 4 hour Gaudí tour might be too strenuous for an infant and a toddler. The tour also includes two subway rides. However, there is always the option of a private tour, which we could customize to your needs. (e.g. coffee breaks and taxi instead of subway) You might also be interested in our “Drakcelona Dragons of Barcelona Tour” which is a leisurely 3 hour walk through a beautiful park and the gothic quarter. We donate the money we earn with the “Drakcelona Dragons of Barcelona Tour” to the children’s charity “Fundación Ànima”, which makes the wishes of sick children come true. Of the money you pay for the tour, the charity gets 100%. Barcelona Dragon Tours publishes the receipt on Facebook. And if you have a look at the Facebook site of “Fundación Ànima”, you can find out what wishes have been granted.

Hello, yes, there are. We do offer a few tours in English as well. Just click on the American Flag in order to get to the English site. Then have a look at our calendar. For example tomorrow (16th June) we do the "Barcelona Ghost Tour" at 9 pm, on Wednesday (17th June) we do the "Occult Barcelona, City of the Arcane" tour at 3 pm. Greetings from Barcelona

Hello, Finding free parking in Barcelona is difficult, but thank God it is not "Mission Imposible" But please bear in mind that free parking is not always safe parking. There are many thieves in Barcelona. The safest place for your car to be is inside a guarded parking lot. If you decide to use free parking, do not leave your belongings in the car, especially if you leave the car there overnight. During the week it is difficult to find a parking spot in the city center, but at weekends you can park for free (almost) everywhere in the city center. Shopping Malls are a good alternative. For example “La Maquinista” has a huge subterrean parking, which is free. It closes at night, but outside you can park for free during the night. Address: Calle Potosí, 2. 08030 Barcelona (Metro: L1 “Torras i Bages”). Although there is almost no free parking in the city during the week, you can leave your car in the outskirts. Near Plaça de Pius XII (Avenida Diagonal/ Avenida de Pedralbes, metro L3 station “Maria Cristina” there are streets where you can park your car. Another opition is “La Zona Universitaria” or Montjuic near Fundació Miro. Also in Poble Sec you might be lucky. “Barcelona Dragon Tours” offers a wide range of urban walking tours focusing on historical, art-historical, literary and cultural topics. We take in many points of interest and provide great insight into traditions, culture and city life. The various meeting points of our tours are easy to find: they are centrally located and always near a metro station. You will recognize your guide easily: He or she is a friendly person holding a folder with our blue dragon depicted on it.