This is not a film tour.
2 hours
Min. 10 students
EN / ES
Prize for the winning team
Barcelona has been Gotham. It has been Paris, Rome, a nameless Mediterranean city — and, now and then, itself. Walk the streets where those films were actually shot and find out how a city gets disguised.
At every location your guide pulls out the real scene filmed there — the still, the frame, the story behind the shoot. Then comes the challenge: can you recreate it? Teams work the pose, the composition, the expression, the light. Every team gets photographed in their scene.
At the end all the recreations go head to head and the group votes: who deserves the Oscar? The winning team walks away with a Barcelona on Screen pin — and everyone walks away with a photo they will actually keep.
Welcome to the set. How directors use these medieval streets to make the city look older, darker or somewhere else entirely. First scene replay.
From Mediterranean drama to international cinema: the neighbourhood that plays Barcelona playing itself. Scene replay challenge.
One of the most recognisable waterfronts in the city, and a masterclass in how a place becomes part of a film’s identity. Can you recreate the shot?
The least postcard version of Barcelona. Streets, architecture and atmosphere used to build tension and mystery. Final scene challenge.
Original scenes against student recreations, the group votes, one team wins the prize. Final group photo, closing scene.
One camera per team is enough. We photograph every recreation and send the whole set to the teacher or group leader afterwards.
Be at the meeting point 10 minutes early. We start at the stated time and cannot hold the group back — the route and the timings depend on it.
Welcome to the set. How directors use these medieval streets to make the city look older, darker or somewhere else entirely. First scene replay.
From Mediterranean drama to international cinema: the neighbourhood that plays Barcelona playing itself. Scene replay challenge.
One of the most recognisable waterfronts in the city, and a masterclass in how a place becomes part of a film’s identity. Can you recreate the shot?
The least postcard version of Barcelona. Streets, architecture and atmosphere used to build tension and mystery. Final scene challenge.
Original scenes against student recreations, the group votes, one team wins the prize. Final group photo, closing scene.
Photos from our own tours.
Metro L4 Jaume I, three minutes away. Your guide waits on the cathedral square with the Walking Planets sign.
Yes. We photograph every team in their recreated scene and send the whole set to the teacher or group leader after the tour. That is the souvenir people actually keep.
They recreate a still, not a scene: pose, composition, expression. Nobody has to perform in front of strangers, and the teams work on their own shot before comparing.
The route covers real filming locations in the Gothic Quarter, Barceloneta, Port Vell and El Raval, with the stills and the story behind each shoot. The exact list moves with what we can show that season.
It is built for groups from about ten students up, and that is where it works best. For a family or a small private group we can adapt it — ask us.
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