One of the best ways of getting to know a country and its culture is through its gastronomy. Learn the secrets of preparing paella!  This workshop offers participants assistance in the preparing of a paella full of various seafood, by a professional chef. After being creative in the kitchen, the group will then enjoy the paella that they have helped in preparing together with other smaller dishes and beverages!

Participants will be split on groups of about 10. Each group will have a table with ingredient and everything they need to make Paella. Each group will be supervised by a Chef who will indicate the steps to follow to cook by themselves. The teams will not only have to make the best paella in terms of flavor, smell, texture and presentation but also put a huge effort in promoting their restaurant in a visual and auditory way.

Tuesday, 28 September 2021

Gaudi Tour
Duration: 5 hours (includes lunch)

The architectural work of Gaudí, the main precursor of Modernism, has its best display in Barcelona with world famous buildings that we will discover with this tour. You will be accompanied by a specialized guide as you head out to see the following two masterpieces! Tour also includes a stop for lunch before heading back to the hotel.

Sagrada Familia: The great-unfinished masterpiece designed by Antonio Gaudí. Visited and consecrated by Pope Benedictus XVI in November 2010. In 1883 Gaudí accepted the assignment to continue building Barcelona’s great temple. He devoted forty-three years of his life to it, he died 1926 before he could complete the project. 

Now, its construction continues under the supervision of Josep Mª Subirachs. Being an expiatory temple, it has been financed by private donations and we hope that it may continue, thanks to contributions received from the faithful admirers of the work.

La Pedrera:, Also called Casa Milá is the second most visited museum in Barcelona , across the road from Casa Batllo is not as colorful as Casa Batllo but it has an interesting history. A rich businessman liked the Casa Batllo so much that he hired Gaudi to construct a building on the vacant block across the road. 

This building turned out to be less conventional than the Casa Batllo. Every room is irregular. The walls and ceilings differ from one another. In fact, the whole building is constructed on pillars and arches together with the use of steel.