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See the highlights of Barcelona on a 2-hour electric bike tour. Explore the history of the city and take in the legendary landmarks like Arc de Triomf and Placa Reial.
Admire the unfinished Basilica of Gaudí and La Sagrada Familia. Your personal guide will tell you about the history of must-see places. The bike tour will allow you to appreciate the diversity of Barcelona.
Immerse yourself in the history of the city and ride through medieval districts, Barceloneta beach, Passeig Gracia, famous Gaudi buildings and the Sagrada Familia.
● Check out must-see sights of Barcelona on an electric bike
● Admire the unfinished Basilica of the Sagrada Familia
● Get a history lesson in the historic district of Barceloneta
● Cover much more than you'd be able to see on a walking tour
● Explore the former fishing village of Barceloneta
● Enjoy your private tour with a local expert
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Iconic places for photoshoot
Must see and off the beaten path
Multiple start times available
Customizable itinerary
Private bike tour
Expert advice where to go and what to do after the tour
Use of bicycle
All Fees and Taxes
Friendly local guide
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Departure Point
Carrer Nou de Sant Francesc, 25, 08002 Barcelona, Spain
Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain Explore the historic center of Barcelona on a comfy e-bike, then cycle through the main attractions for stunning views of the city and coastline. Visit the Sagrada Familia for a peek at Gaudí's unfinished masterpiece, and the Paseo de Gracia, where you can see some of the best modernist buildings of Gaudi and his contemporaries La Pedrera, Casa Batlló, Casa Lleo Morera and Casa Amatlier.
Explore the former fishing village of Barceloneta and see the surreal sculpture of American pop artist Roy Lichtenstein in El Cap de Barcelona. Take a break from your usual tourist route to discover some surprises along the way. 10 minutes
Carrer Nou de Sant Francesc, 17, 08002 Barcelona, Spain The place where you will meet your guide and pick up your bikes.
You will start your tour just outside Royal Square. It is there that the very first work of the master in Barcelona is located - the lanterns. They are made in the spirit of Roman mythology. And by the way, they caused a serious scandal in Barcelona!
10 minutes
Placa Reial, Barcelona, Spain One of the most beautiful squares in Barcelona is located a step from the Ramblas in the center of the Gothic Quarter. It is called Plaza Real, which translates as Royal Square. It was named in honor of the Catholic Kings Isabella and Ferdinand and outwardly corresponds to its name.
15 minutes
Placa de Sant Jaume, Barcelona, Spain The next place is Placa de Sant Jaume. At the moment, the square contains several administrative buildings of the city, including the governor house.
This square in the historic center of Barcelona was named after the medieval church that was located here (the monument was destroyed in 1823).
It was on this square that many important events in the life of medieval Barcelona took place, and it was here that the plague epidemic began, which almost completely devastated the city in the Middle Ages. 20 minutes
La Barceloneta, Barcelona, Spain Then you will head to La Barceloneta beach. Now the beach can be considered exemplary. For the cleanliness of the coastline, it received a special Blue Flag award. Barceloneta is the oldest public beach in the city. Over the decades, it has gained popularity among both locals and visiting tourists. Barceloneta is an interesting tourist attraction and is one of the world's top beaches.
15 minutes
Playa de La Barceloneta, Barcelona, Spain Barceloneta is the oldest, most popular and most fun beach in Barcelona.
10 minutes
Passeig de Lluís Companys, 08003 Barcelona, Spain Then we will reach the triumphal arch. It is located at the junction of the boulevards Pase de Luis Companus and Pase de San Juan in Barcelona.
Unlike similar masterpieces of art located in Paris and Moscow, the Spanish L'Arc de Triomf is made entirely of red brick. It was designed by Jusep Vilasek Casanovas, the famous modernist architect. The opening of the Arc de Triomphe in Barcelona was timed to coincide with one of the main events in the history of Spain - the 1988 World Exhibition.
The arch was erected by the architect Josep Vilaseca i Casanovas from red brick, in the neo-Moorish style, widespread at that time. The Arc de Triomphe is adorned with the coats of arms of Spain at the top and the coats of arms of the various provinces of Spain along the entire arc on each of the facades.
The Arc de Triomphe of Barcelona is located just one and a half kilometers from Plaza Catalunya and Sagrada Familia, which is our next destination. 20 minutes
Basilica de la Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, Spain The Sagrada Familia is a truly unique architectural phenomenon, it is a bridge that connected generations, epochs and gave an exceptional opportunity not only to touch history, but also to join its creation. For a century and a half, the structure has been built, growing, and changing.
20 minutes
Passeig de Gracia, Barcelona, Spain Paseo de Gracia is the main street of Barcelona. Here are located the bright masterpieces of architecture of the early 20th century - Casa Mila, Casa Morera, Casa Batllo, etc., acquaintance with which will help you better understand Spain and its culture. There are also many fashion boutiques and shopping centers on Passeig de Gracia. 15 minutes
Casa Mila - La Pedrera, Barcelona, Spain Then we will go to La Pedrera. For its whimsical appearance, this house was nicknamed the Quarry by the Barcelona people, which means quarry, for its uneven and ponderous façade. It became the pinnacle of Gaudi's engineering. Here the architect made all his wildest dreams of the architecture of the future come true.
At first, the locals did not speak too highly of Gaudí's new creation. Now Casa Mila is a universally recognized masterpiece of architecture, no visit to Spain can do without a photo against its background.
15 minutes
Casa Batllo, Barcelona, Spain Casa Batlló is the second great building on Passeig de Gràcia by Antoni Gaudí.
From the outside, the facade of Casa Batlló looks like it was built of skulls and bones. The "skulls" are actually balconies, and the "bones" are pillars.
To work on this building, Gaudí was inspired by the colors and forms of marine life.
Casa Batlló is perhaps the most unusual house in Barcelona. Its whimsical balconies look like skulls, columns on bones, and the façade itself is like a giant dragon. There is not a single right angle inside the house, and the entire interior, created by Gaudí, looks more like the scenery of a science fiction film. 15 minutes
Las Ramblas, Barcelona, Spain Finally, we will visit La Rambla. It seems like a completely single street, in fact, it has five parts, each of which has a unique name. In recent years, the sixth part of the Rambla has been outlined - this is a pedestrian bridge, erected for the 1992 Olympics. It starts from Portal de la Pau and leads to the popular Maremagnum shopping mall.
La Rambla is an iconic place in Barcelona. Here the color of the local bohemia mingles with modern youth and admiring tourists, and the best architectural styles coexist with fashion couturier shops and the best coffee shops. It is difficult to find a traveler who has not visited La Rambla when arriving in Barcelona. For many years, it has been the city's favorite pedestrian street, and a walk along it has become a mandatory ritual. 20 minutes
Public transportation options are available nearby
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
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Lisa_G
26 Apr 2022
Delphina is an outstanding guide. She maintained a great pace, provided terrific information, and made it fun for all of us to be with her. Highly recommended.
Lhallick
01 Jul 2021
Had a wonderful time, was the best way to begin a Barcelona adventure. Hannah was funny, knowledgeable about the city and all about the art. While bike riding Hannah pointed out the different neighborhoods, so I easily got a good bearing that helped countless times in finding museums, shops and restaurants later in Barcelona. And the Gaudi works; from buildings to parks to of course the Sagrada Familia, astounding! Hannah easily related the history and pointed out the features that set him apart. I can only suggest everyone arriving in Barcelona take this bike tour, I’m so glad that I did. Thanks Hannah
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