Usually the gurus don't just explain the history in the stops they make around the city, they also share some recommendations for monuments to visit, restaurants or bars to check out and they don't usually take groups into a specific shop. It gave me the impression that the guru knew the owner of the shop and we were directed to buy things from that shop and not the others.
The guide, Natalia, wasn’t pleased to see that my wife had a small mobility scooter and said there would be steps. But the tour is listed as accessible so she said she would use the ramps but she didn’t always. There was a big flight of steps that several people struggled to get up but Natalia never stopped to check. She walked quite fast so people couldn’t keep up. The group was too big so it was hard to hear the guide. Some people weren’t happy and dropped off the tour before the end. We have since had an apology from the manager.
I have taken many Guru walks in different parts of Spain and considered overall quite excellent This was not one of my favourite tours. I found the route and information to be a little lacklustre and lacking informative information.
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