The city also has the biggest selection of modernist architecture making it a genuine open-air museum. Barcelona is the only European capital with almost three miles of beaches where you can enjoy the most modern amenities.

From the pier, head to the Sagrada Familia, passing through the Barceloneta Quarter or Fisherman Area, and Calle Marina. From here, you'll continue the panoramic drive along Passeig de Gracia, the best-known boulevard in town.

See one of the masterpieces of Gaudi's architecture: the Casa Mila, best known by Barcelonians as 'La Pedrera' and Casa Batllo. Reaching Diagonal Avenue you enter the upper Eixample area where the Sagrada Familia Temple is. From the outside, guides will offer you an explanation of all the details related to the temple.

Continue to the Montjuich Hill, claimed by the city on the occasion of the 1929 International Exposition, when the mountain was developed and trade fair halls and sports installations were constructed as well as the parks and gardens which are to be found all over the mountain.

Today it is the most important recreational area in Barcelona. Drive by the Ringand Oylmpic make a brief stop at the Mirador del Alcalde for a panoramic view of the city.

Finally, arrive at the Gothic Quarter for a walking visit. The facade of Cathedral and octagonal dome are Neo-Gothic structures of the 19th-century, designed according to a 15th-century drawing. From here, you'll be dropped off at an NCL program hotel or continue to the airport.

Note: Guests are responsible for ensuring their debark tours are compatible with their departure flight times. Guests have the option to book their flights through our Premium Air Department to ensure that flight departure times do not interfere with debark tours.