Dmitro Kostuk
Private walking tours of Barcelona
Verified by ConnectBarcelona
- Walking tours
- Gothic Quarter
- Gaudí and Modernisme
- First days in the city
Works in Russian · Ukrainian · Spanish
Most tours march you past ten landmarks and recite the dates. He picks four and spends the time on what happened there, and on why the city still argues about it.
What we checked
- Interviewed in person
- Past clients called by phone
- On ConnectBarcelona since 2026-08-01
- Quality monitored after listing, and removed if it drops
This is our record, not the provider’s claim.
What Dmitro does
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Gothic Quarter on foot
Three hours through the old city, ending where the Roman wall still stands.
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Gaudí, timed against the crowds
Sagrada Família and Passeig de Gràcia, walked at the hours the queues are shortest.
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First days in Barcelona
Orientation walk for new arrivals: transport, neighbourhoods and where locals eat.
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Half day outside the city
Coastal villages and cliff paths reached by train, back in Barcelona the same evening.
About Dmitro
Works with small groups only, on foot, and in three languages. Reads Barcelona as a series of arguments — between the Roman city and the medieval one, between Gaudí and the patrons who paid him, between the visitors and the people living above the shops. Prefers four stops explained properly to ten pointed at in passing.
- Working languages: Russian, Ukrainian, Spanish
- Small groups only, up to six people
- On foot and by public transport, no vehicle involved
Questions
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Yes. He plans the stops around whoever is slowest in the group and keeps the distances short, with places to sit built into the route.
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The earlier the better for weekends and for anything involving Sagrada Família, where entry times are fixed by the ticket rather than by him.
How this works
- You pay ConnectBarcelona nothing. Ever.
- We read your request and make the introduction ourselves.
- From there you work with Dmitro directly, no middleman.
- Afterwards we check how it went. That is how the listing stays honest.