Noemí grew up surrounded by books in her parents bookshop and developed an early passion for literature and story telling that brought her to study English Language and Literature in Barcelona, The Netherlands and California. An enthusiast of art and architecture, she has worked both for Sagrada Familia and Palau de la Música leading their official tours and taken a course on Picasso at the Museum offered by the University of Barcelona (UAB). She has been a licensed guide in Catalonia since 2013 with a versatile profile, leading tours on Gaudí, Picasso, Miró, the Gothic Quarter and beyond.

A native of Ireland, Killian has a master's in archaeology from the National University of Ireland, Galway and a doctorate (PhD) in archaeology from University College Dublin, Ireland. Killian is a former fellow at the University of Barcelona, where he moved to in 2011. His area of specialism is prehistoric archaeology - hunter-gatherers, and early farming (Neolithic) communities. Killian also has a broad interest in more ‘recent’ history and archaeology, from the Roman, medieval, and modern periods, in particular the evolution of urbanism and cities, and the interplay between town and country life.

Montse studied Audiovisual Communication at Pompeu Fabra University where she realised she’d love to become a storyteller so she decided to do a Master in script writing and performing arts. Trained as an actress and dramaturgy she will show you the city as if you were watching a movie weaving together the sights, sounds and stories of Barcelona. She spent some time living abroad to comprehend there’s nowhere quite like her home city. She enjoys being a host of her land and culture to make the travellers feel like they are insiders. Barcelona is where everything can happen: the city as a white page, as a stage, a character itself.