Planning a trip to Barcelona with your kids?  You need look no further for some great information of what to do while you are in town to keep all your campers happy! ​

The Sagrada Família is the most visited monument in Spain, the largest unfinished Roman Catholic church on Earth, and the crowning glory of architectural visionary Antoni Gaudí. Do you need any more reasons to visit? In the 136 years (and counting) in which the Basilica has been under construction, an extraordinary level of detail has gone into the mammoth design, so much in fact that a guided tour is mandatory to fully appreciate it. Family-friendly, entertaining and insightful, Enchanting Barcelona’s tour is the ultimate way to experience Spain’s longest-running building project, without overloading you with unnecessary info. 

Getting around a new city can be a challenge; you don’t really know the lay of the land when you first arrive and if you are traveling with children or have mobility issues, the challenges only increase. So, to get you started, we have developed a handy mobility guide. 

Barcelona is a picturesque city, boasting stunning views, medieval pedestrianized streets, breathtaking architecture and creative street art. In an effort to make Barcelona a more livable and user-friendly city, much of the most historic districts are also largely pedestrianized - most notably the Gothic Quarter and Born neighborhood - inviting you to take a pleasurable stroll through their charming streets. 

Planning a trip to Barcelona with your kids?  You need look no further for some great information of what to do while you are in town to keep all your campers happy! 

First thing you should know if you are traveling here between April and November is that Barcelona boasts 3 miles of glorious Mediterranean beach (and what child doesn’t love to play on la playa?). It also has dozens of exciting activities for youngsters that include visiting top sites in the city - whatever their age and interests. Here’s our handy insider’s list of things to do and see with kids up to 10 or 11 years of age!