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For the Travel Trade GAUDI 2020 Products Catalogue Latest Update: 1st January 2020 Commercial Department Contact: Mr. Gianluca Camaggio ([email protected]) • Why Turisme de Barcelona • Conditions 2020 Gaudi: Sagrada Familia Tour • Products Details 1. Poble Espanyol • How to use this catalogue 1. MUSEUMS CITY CARDS 1. Egipcian Museum Barcelona Card Barcelona Card Express Barcelona Pass Modernista FOR THE FAMILY Hola Barcelona – Transportation Pass Aquarium de Barcelona Articket Barcelona Zoo de Barcelona Tibidabo’s Amusement Park Tot & Trans Montserrat Tibidabo Panoramic GUIDED TOURS UNIQUE VIEWS 1. Barcelona Walking Tours Teleferic de Montjuic 2. Walking Tour Gothic 1. Las Golondrinas 3. Walking Tour Gothic Easy 4. Walking Tour Modernisme(NEW FOR 2020) 5. Walking Tour Picasso EXCLUSIVE EXCURSIONS 6. Walking Tour Genuine Shops 1. Catalunya Bus Tursitic Schedule and Information Barcelona Bus Turístic – The Official HopOnHopOff Tour 2. Easy Montserrat 3. Premium Montserrat 4. Dali’s Figueres and Girona 5. Wine & Cava UNIQUE SPACES 6. Pyrenees Snow Experience (Winter Season) 1. Columbus Monument 7. Pyrenees – Vall de Nuria ((Summer Season) 2. La Pedrera Barcelona Ciclotour La Pedrera Exclusive – Early access La Pedrera Night Experience 1. Casa Batlló SHOPPING & NIGHTLIFE 2. Palau de la Musica Catalana La Roca Village: Shopping Express 3. Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau 1. Barcelona Night Card 4. Casa Vicens 5. Casa Amatller 6. Casa de Les Punxes • Turisme de Barcelona Information Offices Why Turisme de Barcelona Turisme de Barcelona is the body responsible for promoting Barcelona as a tourist destination. It was set up in 1993 by the Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Shipping, the Barcelona Promotion Foundation and the Barcelona Municipal Council. We connect local providers and their unique products with the tourism market. Working with us grants the benefits of being a collaborator of a unique Tourist Board that will grant to your clients the best service possible. We have 23 information points distributed between the principal areas of the city, where our staff can help your clients in 25 different languages. Conditions 2020 The products and services are sold by voucher system. Conditions for the voucher system: Order our products: You need to provide us with a credit card number with its expiry date as a You can receive the physical tickets for Barcelona Card, guarantee of payment. Barcelona Bus Turistic, Articket Barcelona, Tot Montserrat & On the 5th of each month you need to send Turisme de Barcelona’s Trans Montserrat and Hola Barcelona Transportation Pass. See Tourism Products Department, the sales you have made the previous services price information below. month, itemising the product and type by e-mail: Send an e mail to [email protected] if [email protected]. you want to receive more information. Payment must be made within 60 days of the invoice date. If there are We can accept your own design for the vouchers. any outstanding invoices after a maximum of 90 days from the date of the earliest invoice, Turisme de Barcelona may refuse to exchange any vouchers until the invoices have been settled. Turisme de Barcelona needs paper voucher, unless specified. Turisme de Barcelona will not be responsible for any fraudulent vouchers, namely for those purchases made with fake credit cards, nor will accept incorrect vouchers and/or vouchers that have been manipulated, or photocopies. Products Products Details We have different kind of products: FREE SALE: no confirmation needed. You can sell as many products as you want. On Request : Confirmation needed up to 48h before the departure time via email ([email protected]) or Phone Call (+34 932 853 832) and our call center must confirm the booking. This condition applies to Tours/Excursions with a schedule. If there are no available places, the call centre will suggest the most suitable option for the request. We accept only Printed Paper Vouchers as tickets to access to any of our products but Important We offer API Connection. Contact mr. Gianluca Camaggio ([email protected]) for further information. If you cannot connect through API, we have the possibility to accept E-Vouchers for the following products: Barcelona Bus Turístic (Bar Codes or API Connection) Catalunya Bus Turistic (E-Vouchers) Teleferic de Montjuic (Bar Codes or API Connection) The Vouchers must always indicate Turisme de Barcelona as responsible for the booking and payment. How to use this catalogue Click on the pictures Description to download them. (Check copyrights) of the product - Retail Price and Commission. - Age Range. Product selling type (Free Sale/On Request) Validity and the availability of the products. Click on the link for the exact meeting point. BARCELONA CARD Free Museums, unlimited Public Transportation and discounts The Barcelona Card is the official City Card. It includes the best attractions and museums related to the culture of the city The duration of the Barcelona Card and the transportation pass included is for hours from the first validation. The Barcelona Card Kids, gives you all the advantages of the Barcelona Card for a similar price than a travel pass!. What’s included: Free admission and skip the line to museums. See list More than 80 discounts to all the important attractions, shows and tours. An exclusive Shopping Card with discounts and advantages in more tha 80 shops. Free travel on public transport. Guide in six languages (English, Catalan, Spanish, French, German and Italian) which includes information about Free deals and discounts with their location on the city map. Map of the Barcelona metro network. Prices to the Public (21% VAT included) Validity: Days of Validity 3 Days 4 Days 5 Days from 1st January to the 31st December 2020 Adults (+12) 46€ 56€ 61€ Exchange Point: Children (4- 12) 22€ 28€ 33€ Turisme de Barcelona’s Information Offices FREE SALE: 20% Commission for the Travel Trade (Check the list on this page OR Map) BARCELONA CARD Express 2 Days of Unlimited Possibilities! Over 100 discounts at museums and city sights, on visits and tours, leisure and entertainments, nightlife, at shops, restaurants, unique means of transport and other services. See list 2-days Free travel on public transport: Barcelona metro and city buses run by Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona, and Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya city and suburban trains, trams, Barcelona airport train and Renfe suburban trains zone 1. Includes the subway, bus and the train to the Airport. Prices to the Public (21% VAT included) The Barcelona Card is a Validity: product available for order! from 1st January to the 31st December 2020 Adults (+4) 20€ Exchange Point: We deliver to your office, Turisme de Barcelona’s Information Offices 20% Commission for the Travel Trade hotel or anywhere in the city (Check the list on this page OR Map) PASS BARCELONA MODERNISTA The all-inclusive pass to Barcelona’s unique and most caracteristic architecture The result of Renaissance, Modernism, or Catalan Art Nouveau, largely determines the personality of Barcelona. Architecture, together with the applied arts, constituted the most unique and valued form of expression of Modernisme, both in terms of civic and industrial construction. A style where the curve predominates on the straight, the asymmetry, the decoration detail with the use of plant, natural and female figures. Modernist architecture in Catalonia means, on the one hand, the modernization of construction techniques (use of iron in structures, use of prefabricated elements), while conserving traditional elements (buildings with brickwork) and linking them with Gothic style with which it has a certain parallelism. It is a decorative, integrative architecture in the building of all the plastic arts. The Barcelona Pass Modernista has been designed to give visitors a greater insight into the Catalan art nouveau, Modernisme, away from the major landmarks. It will help to discover the least-known works of the world- renowned architects and other gems of this artistic movement. The card is valid for seven days and includes free admission to a number of buildings in Barcelona and its surrounding towns, easily accessible with public transport. The Barcelona Pass includes skip the line access to the following iconic buildings: Casa Amatller Casa de les Punxes Casa Vicens Palauet Casadas (on Mondays) Biblioteca Arús (on Tuesdays) Palau Baró de Quadras (on Wednesdays) Casa Rocamora (on Thurdsays) Casa Felip (on Fridays) Palau de la Música Catalana Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau Casa Museu Domènech i Montaner (in Canet de Mar) Casa Coll i Regàs (In Mataró) Cau Ferrat (In Sitges) mNACTEC (Museum of Catalan Science and Technology) (In Terrassa) Casa Alegre de Sagrera (In Terrassa) What’s included: Skip the Line to access to all the architectural masterworks included for a total value of 169€ The Barcelona Pass Modernista is valid for 7 days Guidebook in 4 Languages (Catalan, Spanish, English and French) Validity: Prices to the Public (21% VAT included) from 1st January to the 31st December 2020 Pass Barcelona Pass Modernista 90€ Exchange Point: FREE SALE: 10% Commission for the Travel Trade Turisme de Barcelona’s Information Offices (Check the list on this page OR Map) HOLA BARCELONA Unlimited Public Transportation Unlimited usage of public transportation: Barcelona Metro and City Buses run by TMB, FGC, Tramway, Barcelona Airport Train and Renfe Suburban Trains in Zone 1 (the metropolitan area of Barcelona). The night buses (NitBus) are not included. Includes subway, public bus and train to the Airport. Suggestion: for 2 days the Barcelona Card Express is the best option Prices to the Public (10% VAT included) Validity: from 1st January to the 31st December 2020 Validity 48 Hours 72 Hours 96 Hours 120 Hours Adults (+4) 16,30€ 23,70€ 30,80€ 38,00€ Exchange Point: Turisme de Barcelona’s Information Offices FREE SALE: 13% Commission for the Travel Trade (Check the list on this page OR Map) ARTICKET The Passport to Barcelona’s Best Museums Pablo Picasso, Joan Miró, Antoni Tàpies, Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, modern and contemporary art.
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