Visite privée du musée Picasso et promenade dans le quartier d'El Born
Description
Au cours de cette visite, vous découvrirez les débuts et le travail de Picasso, car pour lui, Barcelone était le lieu "où tout a commencé". Après une visite guidée du musée Picasso, nous continuerons notre promenade dans le quartier El Borne, un endroit parfait pour ressentir le goût du vieux Barcelone. Outre les antécédents de Picasso, vous approfondirez l'histoire riche et complexe de la ville en parcourant les mêmes rues où le jeune artiste a trouvé l'inspiration pour ses premières peintures professionnelles, qui briseront bientôt les règles de l'histoire de l'art pour toujours. Arrêt facultatif dans certains des nombreux bars à tapas. * Visite coupe-file * min 2 - max 9 personnes
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Itinéraire
Le musée Picasso de Barcelone est connu pour les premières œuvres de l'artiste, des peintures sélectionnées de différentes périodes et une collection spéciale de Las Meninas, inspirée par la masterpeace de Velazquez.
Le quartier d'El Borne recèle de nombreux trésors parmi les galeries d'art et les ateliers de créateurs, la majestueuse église Sta.Maria del Mar et le site archéologique d'El Borne, datant de 1714, une année très importante dans l'histoire locale.
Santa Maria del Mar, connue après le roman à succès "Cathedral of the Sea" est une basilique gothique étonnante au milieu du quartier commerçant animé d'El Born.
Court arrêt par le site archéologique d'une partie détruite de Barcelone en 1714, après la guerre de succession d'Espagne.
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Informations importantes
- Accès pour les personnes à mobilité réduite
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Entièrement accessible aux personnes à mobilité réduite
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
Avis(10)
Maria did an excellent job. She was knowledgeable and comprehensive. The tour was just long enough and very informative.
This was not only an exceptional tour, but also a wonderful education in Picasso’ life and insight into his art! Maria was a wonderful tour guide. She was extremely knowledgeable about Picasso. My friends and family enjoyed this very much and highly recommend Maria for this tour!
Museum is great except the guide did not plan it well. We spend extra one hour in museum. Also we were told we will be picked up from hotel. But the day before we were told come to palace on our own. On positive side guide was knowledgeable.
Maria was very knowledgeable and a terrific and patient guide. Highly recommend her. I am not sure which company she works with as Viator is an aggregator
We had a private tour with Maria as our guide. Thoroughly enjoyed learning about Picasso from Maria as she was very knowledgeable about the artist and his family. Maria was also very personable and encouraged questions. I would recommend this tour with Maria for those who want an in depth presentation on Picasso.
Maria was a wonderful guide to help introduce us to the world of Picasso. We have limited art knowledge, so the pace was good for those looking to experience the museum and get a better understanding of the artist.
Maria was a wonderful guide adding so much to my museum experience. I learnt so much about Picasso and his life. I can highly recommend this tour!
Maria was very pleasant and knowlegable on the subject. I would recommend the tour to friends and family.
The few hours that I spent with Maria in the Picasso Museum was exceptional. I enjoyed every second of it and appreciated her time and knowledge about the artist and the district.
My family really enjoyed the tour of the Picasso Museum and walk in El Born district and my two teenage daughters are hard to please. We found it fascinating to see how Picasso's work evolved from the classic style to his signature Cubist style for which he is known for. I don't think this would be possible without Maria's explanation. I would highly recommend Maria. Thanks!
