Barcelona to Rome



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From la vida loca to la dolce vita, enjoy a slice of the good life from Barcelona to Rome
Lose yourself in three of Europe's most enchanting countries on this 15-day adventure from Barcelona to Rome. Arrive in the vibrant streets of Barcelona, then travel into the heart of the Spanish Pyrenees. Discover Provencal food and world-class wines as you frolic with Europe’s high rollers in the French Riviera, then feast on breathtaking sights in the cliff-top towns of the Cinque Terre. See master works of art in Florence and get your iconic pic at the leaning Torre de Pisa. Call into beautiful Siena before ending it all in the ancient city of Rome.
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39 reviewsStart: Barcelona, Spain
End: Rome, Italy
- Duration
- 15 days
- Group size
- 1 to 12
- Minimum age
- 15 years old
- Style
Basix: Simple accommodation, local transport and lots of free time
Original: Tourist-class hotels, some meals included and a great mix of included activities and free time
Comfort: Comfortable accommodation, with a relaxed pace of travel and many included meals and activities
Premium: Our best accommodation, exclusive inclusions and our most experienced leaders
- Original
- Theme
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- Explorer, Rail
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Why you'll love this trip
- Spend your free time in Barcelona visiting Gaudi's modern basilica, La Sagrada Familia – a Gothic masterpiece that embodies the city’s artistic and progressive heart.
- Hike in the scenic Spanish Pyrenees mountains, taking in the fresh air, panoramic views and an exhilarating sense of freedom.
- Explore the Provencal landscapes of southern France and gain an understanding as to why this part of the world is so adored by artists.
- See The Leaning Tower for Pisa’s most iconic image, then discover The Piazza dei Miracoli and Pisa Baptistry for masterpieces in medieval-Italian architecture.
- Enjoy plenty of free time in Rome to discover the ancient Colosseum, stroll through Vatican City and gaze up towards the gods inside St Peter's Basilica.
View the itinerary for departures between 01 January 2026 - 31 December 2026
Itinerary
Hola! Welcome to Spain. Your adventure begins in Barcelona, famed for delicious Catalan cuisine, a ground-breaking art scene, Gothic architecture, and a non-stop nightlife. You’ll have a welcome meeting at 6 pm today. If you arrive early, there are plenty of galleries, cafes and historic corners to keep you busy. Gaudi's bizarre La Sagrada Familia Basilica is not be missed. As there's not much time in Barcelona, it’s recommended that you arrive a few days early. The heart of Catalonia prides itself as a gastronomic centre, so tonight, maybe head out for dinner with your group or go on a tapas crawl through rustic Catalan dishes in the neighbourhood of El Born.
- Hotel (1 night)
There are no meals included on this day.
- Barcelona - Museum of Gaudi - EUR6
- Barcelona - National Art Museum of Catalonia - EUR12
- Barcelona - Ethnological and World Cultures - EUR5
- Barcelona - Old Santa Creu Hospital - EUR16
- Barcelona - Picasso Museum - EUR14
- Barcelona - Casa Batllo (advance booking required) - EUR29
- Barcelona - Museum of City History - EUR7
- Barcelona - Guell Palace - EUR12
- Barcelona - Barcelona Cathedral - EUR11
- Barcelona - Tapas Tour in El Raval Urban Adventure - EUR99
It’s very important that you attend the welcome meeting as we will be collecting insurance details and next of kin information at this time. If you are going to be late, please let your travel agent or hotel reception know. Ask reception or look for a note in the lobby for more information on where the meeting will take place.
If you would like to visit La Sagrada Familia, it’s best to pre book your tickets before the trip and visit before the group meeting, ideally in the morning or early afternoon.
Travel north by train and climb into the Spanish Pyrenees, which form a barrier between the Iberian Peninsula and the rest of Europe, to the small town of Ribes de Freser – your base for next two days, this low-key town sits at the confluence of three different rivers, Freser, Rigard and Segadell. The town is not only an important tourist centre in this part of Pyrenees, but it’s also well known for its mineral water and milk products. It’s also a great place to relax with the views of beautiful Pyrenees Mountains in the background. Tonight, perhaps head out for dinner with the group.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Ribes de Freser - Orientation walk
Your travel time today will be approximately 2 hours.
Today, enjoy stunning views from a cogwheel train ride into the Nuria Valley. This train line was first opened in the 1930s and connects Ribes de Freser with Queralbs, making a spectacular and magical snaking journey up to the small ski town and pilgrimage site of Nuria. It crosses viaducts, travels past dramatic cliffs, through tunnels, forest and waterfalls, finally arriving at 2000 metres above sea level after one of the most magnificent rides in the Pyrenees. Along with the cogwheel train journey, you will find time to stretch your legs on a hike in the scenic surrounds. Take to the hills for a day of hiking in the Pyrenees and be prepared for some steep ascents. Climb up through the forest to a fantastic viewpoint of the mountain peaks (weather permitting). Don't forget your camera, as the alpine scenery is spectacular. Return to Ribes de Freser in late afternoon. Tonight it's time for an included paella dinner.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Dinner
- Pyrenees - Cogwheel Railway to Nuria Valley
- Pyrenees - Hiking in Nuria Valley
- Ribes de Freser - Paella Dinner
On today's hike please be prepared for some steep sections on uneven and rocky terrain. Please make sure you bring sturdy trainers or light hiking boots. Feel free to opt out of the hike if you prefer to take it easy upon arrival at the final stop of the cogwheel railway.
Continue your adventure across the French border today with a combination of a train journey and private transfer to the medieval Carcassonne – this UNESCO World Heritage-listed fortress is the second most visited tourist site in France after the Eiffel Tower! This French city looks like it's straight out of a classic fairytale, famous for its 53 watchtowers and double-walled fortifications. The first walls were built in Gallo-Roman style with later additions made in 13th and 14th centuries, making it the biggest and most beautiful medieval construction in Europe. There’ll be plenty of time to explore the castle, ramparts and winding streets at your own pace – maybe see Chateau Comtal, a 12th-century fortress within Le Cite, for archaeological exhibits. Or take a tour of the inner ramparts. Tonight, if weather permits, watch the golden sun set over the landscape.
- Hotel (1 night)
There are no meals included on this day.
- Carcassonne - Chateau Comtal Entrance - EUR11
- Carcassonne - Saint Nazarius Basilica - Free
Your travel time today will be approximately 4.5 hours.
Our accommodation in Carcassonne is an 18th-century building located right next to the Medieval Cite de Carcassonne, full of charm and character, but with limited facilities. It does not have a guest lift, so you may be required to carry your own luggage if your room will be allocated on the upper floors.
Leave Carcassonne behind and take the train into the French region of Provence, through heartland scenery that has long attracted the brushes of Impressionist painters, settling in the town of Arles. Once a provincial capital of ancient Rome, Arles is now famed for inspiring the paintings of Van Gogh, which can be seen at the local gallery that takes his name. When you arrive, take a walk around the town and soak in the picturesque landscapes. Then, see the double rows of arches of the Arles Amphitheatre – an ancient Roman arena still in use after 1000 years. Later, maybe round off the day with a coffee or ‘pastis’ at the shaded terraces of the outdoor cafe that once paid host to the famous painter!
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Arles - Amphitheatre Visit
- Arles - Orientation walk
Your travel time today will be approximately 3 hours.
Enjoy a free day in the town of Arles. Perhaps follow the Van Gogh trail to see sites that the artist drew on as subjects for his paintings, finishing at the Vincent Van Gogh Foundation to browse the changing exhibitions of the Post-Impressionist painter. Maybe spend your day wandering through the Gothic architecture in the walled city where the Pope once took refuge, uncover an ancient Roman necropolis and theatre, or stroll past the multi-storey aqueduct. You could also head outside of the town to the Camargue Nature Park and cycle among pink flamingos in the sandy reed beds. The Antiques Museum, Arlaten Ethnographic Museum and Reattu Museum back in town also provide lots of culture to discover. Otherwise, simply relax by the Rhone River and watch the world go by. A wander around the town at night becomes an art history lesson, with scenes recognisable from famous artworks like ‘Cafe Terrace at Night’.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Arles - Reattu Museum - EUR8
- Arles - Arlaten Ethnographic Museum - EUR8
- Arles - Musee de Arles Antique - EUR8
- Arles - Vincent Van Gogh Foundation - EUR10
- Arles – LUMA Art Gallery - Free
Take the train to Nice today – the star of the Riviera and a great base from which to explore the rest of the Cote d'Azur. Nice boasts both public and private beaches, with countless opportunities to relax. Your afternoon and evening are free but try not to miss the flower and evening markets on Place Saleya. Take some time to explore Nice’s Old Centre, walking its maze of staircases and lanes, Baroque churches and the famous Promenade des Anglais – a hot spot for street theatre and local artists.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Nice - Orientation Walk
Your travel time today will be approximately 5 hours.
Today is free for you to further explore Nice at your own pace. You could head out on a daytrip to Cannes, which only costs around EUR 16 by train. The famed film festival host is a place of sun, sand, style and shopping, while the Old Town still maintains a Provencal feel. You might like to visit the cliff-top village of Eze, known as 'The Eagles Nest,' just a few kilometres outside of Nice. This medieval town is a true gem – it’s vaulted, narrow streets are filled with art galleries, workshops and gastronomic restaurants and at the top is a ruined medieval castle commanding one of the most beautiful panoramas on the Cote d'Azur. Back in Nice there are museums to explore, tiny shops in the retro neighbourhood of Vieux to browse, beaches to lounge on, scenic gardens to discover and delicious French food to feast on.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- St Tropez - Day Trip (by boat) - EUR75
- Cannes - Day Trip (by train) - EUR16
- Nice - Matisse Museum - EUR10
- Monaco - Day Trip (by train) - EUR10
- Eze - Day Trip 9by local bus) - EUR4
- Eze - Exotic Garden - EUR7
- Grasse – Fragonard Factory Visit - Free
- Nice - Museum of Modern & Contemporary Art - EUR10
- Nice - St Nicolas Cathedral - EUR3
This morning after breakfast, spend the day travelling by combination of public transport means across the Italian border to the once important naval base of La Spezia, now the gateway to the gorgeous Cinque Terre (the five lands). The name comes from the five tiny villages – Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola and Riomaggiore – whose position, wedged into a series of coves between sheer cliffs, makes it one of the highlights of the whole of Italy. When you arrive in La Spezia, there won't be too much time to explore, but after checking into your hotel you could get your bearings with a short walk around the pedestrian zone on Via del Prione to the gardens along the harbour, or head out for dinner with the group. After, you might like to relax and rest up before the walk along the famous Cinque Terre route tomorrow.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
Your travel time today will be approximately 6 hours.
This morning you’ll venture out on the footpaths of Cinque Terre. These paths run between the villages and were once the only way to travel in the region. Walk through olive groves and vineyards and soak in the gorgeous scenery at every turn. After working up an appetite, take advantage of the foods of the Liguria region with a pesto class – focaccia is also a speciality in this area and makes a great start to lunch. The rest of the day is free for you to enjoy at your own leisure. In the evening, there's no better way to recover from your day of walking with more indulgence in delicious Mediterranean food.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Cinque Terre - Day Trip, including Cinque Terre Pass
- Cinque Terre - 'Il Laboratorio del Pesto' Making & Demonstration - EUR25
- Cinque Terre - Sea Kayak Hire - EUR10
- Cinque Terre - Church of St Andrea in Levante - Free
- Cinque Terre - Coastal Cruise - EUR41
Your hiking time today will be approximately 5 hours or 12 km. You’ll need a good level of fitness as some sections of path can be difficult and there are challenging uphill stretches, narrow paths, steep cliffs and foot bridges. You can also choose to walk just a few sections or take the train between any of the village and head back to base whenever you want.
Please remember to bring comfortable footwear such as trainers or light hiking shoes.
Due to recent landslides in the area, it is currently not possible to walk the Via dell'Amore and the coastal section between Manarola and Corniglia. There are alternative inland routes, however these are of a higher physical rating and involve steep ups and downs. It’s possible to take the train or a bus for these sections. Due to safety reasons some sections of any path can be closed at short notice.
Depart Cinque Terre today and catch a train to Pisa – divided in two by the River Arno, the heart of Pisa is the Santa Maria quarter on the north bank. There'll be ample time for you to visit the world-famous Leaning Tower, as well as the Duomo (Piazza dei Miracoli, once the largest in Europe) and Pisa Baptistry. The tower was built in the 12th century, but its foundation was on shifting sand and clay, meaning that it now leans at an angle of 4 degrees (after restoration and stabilising work). Wander the shopping streets, from high-end boutiques to speciality book and antiques stores, and maybe have lunch and an aperitif in a backstreet restaurant before returning to the station in the afternoon and taking the train to Florence. After checking in to your hotel, join your leader for quick orientation walk. The rest of your evening is free to explore the city of the Renaissance.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Pisa - Orientation walk
- Florence - Orientation Walk
- Pisa - Leaning Tower of Pisa - EUR27
Your travel time today will be approximately 3 hours.
It's not always possible to climb the tower, although you'll have plenty of time to take pictures and explore the city.
Head out into Florence – one of the most culturally rich and beautiful cities in Italy, known to many as the beating heart of Tuscany. The Medicis, Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Brunelleschi, Machiavelli, Donatello and Michelangelo all lived in Florence at the height of their creative reign. It's impossible to see everything in this Renaissance wonderland, so take your time and enjoy it. Maybe visit the Uffizi – one of the world's oldest art galleries – or walk up to Piazzale Michelangelo, set on a hill on the south bank of the Arno River, to take in beautiful views of the city. You could visit Michelangelo's David, housed in the Galleria dell'Accademia, and tonight, join the locals for passeggiata (a leisurely socialising stroll) between piazza Beccaria and piazza della Repubblica.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Florence - Medici Chapels - EUR17
- Florence - Bargello Museum - EUR16
- Florence - Brunelleschi 3 Days pass - Baptistry, Museo Opera del Duomo, Giotto Bell Tower and Brunelleschi Dome - EUR30
- Florence - Pitti Palace, Gallery of Modern Art & Palatine Gallery - EUR19
- Florence - Foodies Walk Urban Adventure - EUR79
- Florence - Palazzo Vecchio - EUR12
- Florence - Pitti Palace (Boboli Gardens, Museo Argenti, Costume Gallery, Porcellain Museum) - EUR22
- Florence - Uffizi Gallery - EUR29
- Florence - Accademia - EUR20
- Florence - Foodies Walk Urban Adventure - EUR89
The individual Florentine State Museums have slightly different opening times and closing days between them but the website firenzemusei.it has everything you need to know about all of them, including the option to purchase tickets. We suggest that you pre-book your visit to the Uffizi, as this museum experiences enormous queues (up to 5 hours) all year round. Your leader can be of assistance. Make your reservations for these museums for any time today.
Leave Florence early in the morning by train for a day tour to Siena. Surrounded by olive groves and the vineyards of Chianti, Siena is one of the most beautiful cities of Tuscany. Wander the tiny alleyways and lively piazzas and search out the unique Piazza del Campo – a grand fan-shaped piazza built on the site of the old Roman forum, where the Palio horse race takes place (twice annually in mid-July and the end of August). Maybe visit the small but stunning Siena Cathedral and see the statue of the Capitoline Wolf, which was brought here by Romulus and Remus – the mythical founders of Rome. You’ll be back in Florence for the evening, which is free to enjoy as you please. Food is also a major part of the city's identity, so maybe explore some of the culinary delicacies on offer from across Tuscany. Regional specialities are noted for their simplicity and fine flavour, and the use of high-quality olive oil, cannellini beans and fresh herbs.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Siena - Day Trip
- Siena - Duomo di Siena - EUR15
- Siena - Torre del Mangia Climb - EUR10
Your travel time today will be approximately 3 hours.
In the morning, take the train to Rome. ‘When in Rome,’ join your leader on an orientation walk around the city, where you can see some of the iconic sites like the Colosseum (one of the Seven Wonders of the World) and Arch of Constantine, the Forum (centre of ancient Rome), the Victor Emmanuel Monument, the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, Spanish Steps, Via Dei Condotti and Piazza Venezia. No visit would be complete without a trip to Vatican City and St Peter's Basilica, so check with your leader for options and tips on how to fit that in. Rome is packed full of restaurants and trattorias that cater to every taste and budget, too. Eating in trattorias will give you a chance to sample some Italian wines, usually very affordable and of a high quality. You may like to head out with your group for an optional farewell celebration this evening.
- Hotel (1 night)
- Breakfast
- Rome - Orientation Walk
- Vatican City - Vatican Museum - EUR25
- Rome - Galleria Borghese - EUR17
- Rome - Venezia Palace - EUR17
- Vatican City - St Peter's Dome Climb & Elevator - EUR10
- Rome - Christian Catacombs - EUR10
- Rome - Castel Sant'Angelo - EUR19
- Rome - Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill - EUR19
- Rome - Keats-Shelley Memorial House - EUR6
- Rome - Pantheon - EUR5
Your travel time today will be approximately 2 hours.
Entry to the Basilica is free, but there's a small charge to climb the dome for a panorama over the city.
Your adventure comes to an end this morning. There are no activities planned for today and you're free to depart the accommodation at any time. As there is so much to see in Rome, it’s recommended that you stay a little longer. If you need to book additional accommodation, just speak to your booking agent at the time of booking.
- Breakfast
Inclusions and activities
12 breakfasts, 1 dinner
Bus, Cog wheel railway, Metro, Public bus, Train
Hotel (14 nights)
- Ribes de Freser - Orientation walk
- Pyrenees - Cogwheel Railway to Nuria Valley
- Pyrenees - Hiking in Nuria Valley
- Ribes de Freser - Paella Dinner
- Arles - Amphitheatre Visit
- Arles - Orientation walk
- Nice - Orientation Walk
- Cinque Terre - Day Trip, including Cinque Terre Pass
- Pisa - Orientation walk
- Florence - Orientation Walk
- Siena - Day Trip
- Rome - Orientation Walk
- Barcelona - Museum of Gaudi - EUR6
- Barcelona - National Art Museum of Catalonia - EUR12
- Barcelona - Ethnological and World Cultures - EUR5
- Barcelona - Old Santa Creu Hospital - EUR16
- Barcelona - Picasso Museum - EUR14
- Barcelona - Casa Batllo (advance booking required) - EUR29
- Barcelona - Museum of City History - EUR7
- Barcelona - Guell Palace - EUR12
- Barcelona - Barcelona Cathedral - EUR11
- Barcelona - Tapas Tour in El Raval Urban Adventure - EUR99
- Carcassonne - Chateau Comtal Entrance - EUR11
- Carcassonne - Saint Nazarius Basilica - Free
- Arles - Reattu Museum - EUR8
- Arles - Arlaten Ethnographic Museum - EUR8
- Arles - Musee de Arles Antique - EUR8
- Arles - Vincent Van Gogh Foundation - EUR10
- Arles – LUMA Art Gallery - Free
- St Tropez - Day Trip (by boat) - EUR75
- Cannes - Day Trip (by train) - EUR16
- Nice - Matisse Museum - EUR10
- Monaco - Day Trip (by train) - EUR10
- Eze - Day Trip 9by local bus) - EUR4
- Eze - Exotic Garden - EUR7
- Grasse – Fragonard Factory Visit - Free
- Nice - Museum of Modern & Contemporary Art - EUR10
- Nice - St Nicolas Cathedral - EUR3
- Cinque Terre - 'Il Laboratorio del Pesto' Making & Demonstration - EUR25
- Cinque Terre - Sea Kayak Hire - EUR10
- Cinque Terre - Church of St Andrea in Levante - Free
- Cinque Terre - Coastal Cruise - EUR41
- Pisa - Leaning Tower of Pisa - EUR27
- Florence - Medici Chapels - EUR17
- Florence - Bargello Museum - EUR16
- Florence - Brunelleschi 3 Days pass - Baptistry, Museo Opera del Duomo, Giotto Bell Tower and Brunelleschi Dome - EUR30
- Florence - Pitti Palace, Gallery of Modern Art & Palatine Gallery - EUR19
- Florence - Foodies Walk Urban Adventure - EUR79
- Florence - Palazzo Vecchio - EUR12
- Florence - Pitti Palace (Boboli Gardens, Museo Argenti, Costume Gallery, Porcellain Museum) - EUR22
- Florence - Uffizi Gallery - EUR29
- Florence - Accademia - EUR20
- Florence - Foodies Walk Urban Adventure - EUR89
- Siena - Duomo di Siena - EUR15
- Siena - Torre del Mangia Climb - EUR10
- Vatican City - Vatican Museum - EUR25
- Rome - Galleria Borghese - EUR17
- Rome - Venezia Palace - EUR17
- Vatican City - St Peter's Dome Climb & Elevator - EUR10
- Rome - Christian Catacombs - EUR10
- Rome - Castel Sant'Angelo - EUR19
- Rome - Colosseum, Roman Forum & Palatine Hill - EUR19
- Rome - Keats-Shelley Memorial House - EUR6
- Rome - Pantheon - EUR5
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Before you book you should know
- Less time spent travelling, more time to explore each destination. The primary means of transportation on this trip is by train. Trains are a fast way to cross long distances, allowing you to avoid traffic jams and arrive right into the city centre. They are comfortable and all have toilets, however, can sometimes be quite busy. Please note that you'll have to carry your own luggage on and off the train, so make sure it doesn’t exceed our weight and size recommendations. You can find specifics under ‘Packing’ in the ‘Essential Trip Information’ section.
- Europe is steeped in old buildings, and often there are no lifts or escalators, particularly in some train stations or hotels. You may have to carry your bags up and down stairs, but the trek will be worth it.
- Don’t let the heat keep you from exploring the world! Summer temperatures can be very high (over 40°C), which can make things uncomfortable. It’s important to use sun protection, wear layers to combat the heat, and drink plenty of water.
- Hotels in Europe often don't have double beds, but rather two single beds that can be pushed together. In some cases, bathroom facilities will be shared rather than ensuite.
- On this trip you must pack as lightly as possible because you will be expected to carry your own bag and although you won't be required to walk long distances with your luggage (max 30 minutes), we strongly recommend keeping the weight under 15 kg (33 lb). Most travellers carry their luggage in a backpack or suitcase, although an overnight bag with a shoulder strap would suffice if you travel lightly. Smaller bags or backpacks with wheels are convenient although we recommend your bag has carry straps to accommodate the cobbled streets, uneven surfaces, stairs and steps you are likely to encounter while carrying your luggage. You'll also need a day pack/bag for daytrips.
The style of accommodation indicated in the day-to-day itinerary is a guideline only and may change. On some occasions, alternative arrangements may need to be made due to the lack of availability of rooms in our preferred accommodation. In these cases, we will use a similar standard of accommodation.
Throughout the trip, we request that our properties prepare rooms in time for our arrival, especially if we're arriving prior to normal check-in time. However, this isn't always possible which means we won't be able to check-in immediately on arrival at some hotels. Instead, we can store our luggage and explore our new destination or on some trips, have use of shared day rooms until all rooms are available.
OCCASIONAL ALTERNATIVE ACCOMMODATION
The style of accommodation indicated in the day-to-day itinerary is a guideline. On rare occasions, alternative arrangements may need to be made due to the lack of availability of rooms in our usual accommodation. A similar standard of accommodation will be used in these instances.
TWIN SHARE BASIS
Accommodation on this trip is on a twin/multishare basis. We pair up solo travellers with another traveller of the same gender as per the gender marker on each of their passports. Please note there may be times where facilities will be shared rather than ensuite and rare occasions when you share a room with passengers travelling on different Intrepid trips than your own.
CHECK-IN TIME
Throughout the trip we request that our hotels prepare rooms in time for our arrival, especially if we're arriving prior to normal check-in time. However this isn't always possible which means we won't be able to check-in immediately on arrival at some hotels. Instead, we can store our luggage and explore our new destination.
PRE/POST TRIP ACCOMMODATION
If you've purchased pre-trip or post-trip accommodation (if available), you may be required to change rooms from your trip accommodation for these extra nights.
FACILITIES
Your accommodation may not always have private en suite facilities or air-conditioning. European hotels generally don't provide kettles or fridges.
Hotel Catalonia Sagrada Familia
Calle Aragon 577-579
Barcelona
SPAIN
Phone: +34 932458905
Description
Hotel Catalonia Sagrada Familia is located on Aragon Street, in the heart of Barcelona. Metro Lines L1 and L2 will deliver you to Ciutat Vella (Barcelona's Old Town) and the famous La Rambla. The comfortable and fully equipped rooms come with private bathrooms with shower and hairdryer, TV, phone, room service, safety deposit box, free Wi-Fi, heating and air-conditioning.
Instructions
Hotel Catalonia Sagrada Familia is just minutes from Barcelona Clot Metro and Regional Railway Station. Clot can be reached from Barcelona airport (airport code BCN) by frequent bus A2 with a connection at Plaza Espana to Metro Line L1. In addition there is a direct train (R2, R2N) from Barcelona airport station to Clot every 30 minutes. Alternatively there are taxi ranks opposite the arrival areas of all terminals.
Dates and prices
Important notes
1. A single supplement is bookable for this trip, excluding Day 9&10. available if you’d prefer not to share a room on this trip. Availability is limited due to small property we use. Please speak to your booking agent for further information.
2. You don't have a lot of time in Barcelona and in Rome at the start and end of the trip, so if you're keen to explore these spectacular cities in depth we recommend you arrive a day or two before the start of the trip or extend your stay at the end of the trip.
3.Please provide your date of birth at the time of booking so that we can secure train tickets for you.
Want an in-depth insight into this trip? Essential Trip Information provides a detailed itinerary, visa info, how to get to your hotel, what's included - pretty much everything you need to know about this adventure and more.
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