Gaudi Tour with Skip-the-Line tickets to Casa Batlló

Our guide was fabulous. His English was perfect. He was very imformative and made sure to show us everything and give us great ideas to spend the rest of the day. It was a perfect day in Barcelona. Everything worked I have no complaints.

Biel was very knowledgeable on both Gaudi and Spain/ Catalan region, and didn't mind answering questions regardless of the subject. I though contrasting the work of Gaudi with Montaner and Cadafalch was a good way of structuring the walk and providing a reference point for Gaudi's work. I enjoyed the fact other Gaudi buildings where discussed during the walk as when I visited these the following day i felt it improved my understanding of the building. Group size (3 people plus Biel) was good. There is nothing that comes to mind which didn't work.

Biel was very knowledgable and asked us if he was covering the information that we were interested in. He was able to answer our questions with an hisorical context making the archetectural tour very rich. All 3 of us were interested which is very good since my young adult sons would not have sought out this type of tour. The experience was a demonstration of how a vacation can provide a fun learning experience. Walking the streets made the entire environment like a museum with plenty of action and movement. The tour of the MIla Apartment Buildin was more amazing than any of us would have expected. The only matter that could have more clarity would be the meeting point. We were inside the corredor of the hotel we were told to meet at and found we were walking up to people asking if they were with Context which was rather embarrassing. Then I saw a gentleman outside with a briefcase and sure enough it was he. A badge to watch for would be helpful. Another point is that we have used Context in other countries and once in Italy were 3 minutes late due to traffic. The tour had left and we were fine with the consequence of calling the emergency number and catching up as it was our responsibility and not that of others who had paid to wait for us. On Aug 4 for the Gaudi Tour we were delayed going on the tour for 20 minutes as our guide was waiting for 2 people that were not showing up. I politley pointed out to him that we are all responsible for getting there on time and that we who have paid a good fee for the tour should not have to wait. He agreed and we proceeded. With 3 of us we were able to move along well.