Five Gaudí Landmarks You Can Reach on a Private Tour

Antoni Gaudí's work is the reason many people book a trip to Barcelona. The buildings are spread across the city, which makes a vehicle that lets you stop wherever you like especially handy.

1. Sagrada Família

The basilica has been under construction since 1882 and remains the city's defining landmark. Even from the street, its towers and facades repay a long look.

2. Casa Batlló

On Passeig de Gràcia, Casa Batlló is known for its mosaic facade and its scaled, dragon-like roof.

3. Casa Milà (La Pedrera)

A few minutes' ride away, Casa Milà's undulating stone facade is one of the most photographed in Barcelona.

4. Park Güell

On a hillside above the city, the park combines colourful mosaics, curving terraces and big views over the rooftops to the sea.

5. The Eixample as a whole

Look beyond the headline houses: the district is full of lesser-known modernist details, which is where a local guide earns their place on the tuk-tuk.

Tell your guide which buildings matter most to you and they will build the route around them.