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If you are looking for great Day Tours from Barcelona then you’ve come to the right place.
The most recommended by our clients Day Tours outside Barcelona are:

1. Barcelona Day Tour to Monserrat Monastery and Cava Tasting in Penedés.

Escape the crowds of the city and take a break to the Catalonian countryside.
Take a full-day tour to the must-visit spots of the surroundings of Barcelona, the splendid natural park of the Montserrat Mountain and its 12th century Benedictine Monastery, home to the revered Black Madonna, and listen to the celestial tones of one the oldest boy’s choir in Europe. Continue your day out driving to the verdant vineyards of Penedés to visit a family-run cellar that has been cultivating grapes since 1385. Enjoy a stunning view of the vineyards and the Montserrat Mountain while tasting 3 different Cavas accompanied by local cured meats and cheese.

2. Barcelona Day Tour to Medieval Girona and Costa Brava.

A trip to Girona is a journey through 2,000 years of history. The city’s beautiful medieval center set the stage for the popular series Game of Thrones and boasts the best-preserved Jewish quarter in the world. On this tour, you will explore Girona’s must-see sites before indulging in the spectacular scenery of Costa Brava, one of the most charming regions of Catalonia.
3. Barcelona Day Tour to Dali Museum in Figueres, Cadaqués, and Portlligat.
Figueres is a small town near the French border and the birthplace of Salvador Dalí, only fifteen kilometers away from the Mediterranean Sea, at the foot of the Pyrenees and surrounded by three natural parks. You'll be fascinated by the Dalí Theatre-Museum, considered as the largest work of surrealist art in the world. Cadaquésis one of the most picturesque towns on the Costa Brava and a popular residence among artists. Take in the town's idyllic landscape, shaped by its emblematic white houses, rugged forms of coastal relief and the eternal swell of the sea. Discover why Dalí considered Portlligat village his true residence.
4. Barcelona Day Tour to Tarragona and Sitges.
Spend a day on sun-soaked shores of Catalonia, exploring the towns of the Costa Dorada. Visit the ancient Roman ruins of Tarraco the capital of ‘Hispania Citerior,’ one of three ancient Roman provinces on the Iberian Peninsula. Get, accompanied by your guide, on a journey back in time to when gladiators, centurions, and emperors wrote the mythical and bloody history of the Roman Empire. Combine this visit of Tarragona with the charming Sitges, a fishing village that has evolved into a vibrant and modern Mediterranean town, home of the famous Bacardi rum and of fine examples of modernist architecture.
5. Barcelona Day Tour to Besalu and Medieval Towns.
Travel back in time to discover Besalú, Vic, Santa Pau, and Castellfollit de la Roca.

Even though Vic has a big temple from the second Century proving that it was an important location during the Roman Period, after the Saracen invasion in 826 the city was destroyed. Thanks to its reconstruction in 878, a Romanesque Cathedral was built, and the new city grew surrounding it. Vic is also known for its weekly markets in Plaça Major, where you can buy any kind of products. Santa Pauis the perfect example of historic Catalonia because of its big medieval heritage. This town is located in the center of the Natural Park of the Volcanic Area of La Garrotxa, surrounded by natural beauty. It is a must to take a walk through its charming streets and its Main Square with its vaulted porch. Castellfollit de la Roca, a wonderful medieval town made of stone and wood, is hanging from the cliff edge and controls the region from the heights. Even it is a very small town, its spectacular localization makes it totally photogenic, offering the best picture to the visitors. Walkthrough the streets of Besalú and appreciate its huge architectonic riches, which proves that from the 9th until the 10th Century was a very important county in Catalonia.
6. Barcelona Day Tour to Cardona Castle and Salt Mountain Mine.
The geographical location of Cardona Castle, on the top of the mountain, perfectly meets its historical need to defend the access to the salt mines. The structure also enjoys a privileged view of the Gardener River Valley. From the 11th to the 15th century, the castle served as the residence of some of the noblest lineages of lords in the country. As a defensive structure for the salt mines, the castle endured several sieges throughout its history.

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