Czech and Slovak speaking guides in Barcelona – find the right one!
Because my website is called a Barcelona guide, from time to time someone will find it in a search engine who is looking for a private guide to show him the city personally.
I do not offer these services because I am not permanently settled in Barcelona (yet?).
However, I know several people who offer guide services in Barcelona and speak Czech or Slovak.
So if you don't want to group city tours in a foreign language, select someone from the list below and get in touch with them.
I would be grateful for any feedback regarding your satisfaction with the listed guides.
| Name | Website | Phone CZ | EC phone | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Richard Hladik | Barcelona holiday | +420 775 908 880 | +34 611 574 178 | [email protected] |
| Nadia Cisarova | Empress | - | +34 606 604 429 | [email protected] |
| Lucie Paparegová | Facebook - LUPAtravel | - | +34 622 76 41 29 | [email protected] |
| Barbora Veresova | Facebook - Pobarcelonsky | - | +34 684 34 83 84 | [email protected] |
| Marketa Bartakova | Facebook profile | - | + 34 627 362 646, + 34 930 137 140 | [email protected] |
| Tomas Zelina | - | - | +34 6000 50 977 | - |
| Tamara Precek | InterPreCzech | +420 731 254 028 | +34 673 45 32 20 | [email protected] |
| Jana Mikulasova | Private Gaudi Tours | - | +34 620 162 760 | [email protected] |
If you are looking for official and licensed guides around Barcelona in other languages (English, German,...), try looking at YourBarcelonaGuide website.
How much does a guide service cost in Barcelona?
The price depends on the individual guides., so I recommend contacting them, sending them the date and your idea, and they will be happy to make you a price quote. This is based, among other things, on how many of you will be in the group.
For small groups of up to 5 people, count approximately with a price of €150-300 for a city tour of several hours. In the case of larger groups, a fixed surcharge of several tens of euros is usually paid.
Dinner entrance fees to individual monuments and attractions It is not included in the price of guide services, but an experienced guide can arrange their purchase for you and you don't have to worry about it.
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- Discount tourist cards—save on city transportation and get free admission to museums and landmarks, plus great discounts at shops and restaurants.
- Buy tickets online—save money, time, and stress by purchasing admission to attractions from the comfort of your home through the Barcelona Tourist Office’s online store; if you’ve never bought tickets online before, read my detailed guide along with my personal experience on how to do it.
- Find Accommodations—plenty of hotels, hostels, and guesthouses at reasonable prices. You can book immediately and pay after your stay.
- Rent a car—if you don’t want to walk or want to venture further out of Barcelona, try Rental Cars. They’ll deliver the car to the airport, and you won’t have to worry about a thing.
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Who writes this website about Barcelona for you?
Michal Acler writes the Barcelona guide for you (more about the website and its content). He fell in love with this beautiful Catalan city on his very first visit in 2006 and has been returning here regularly every year ever since. Thanks to this, all the information on this website and on Instagram is up-to-date, verified, and based on his own experiences. If you have a question, a tip, need advice, or have found an error on the website, please send him an email.