Gaudí Museum · Tour
Barcelona by electric bike: Gaudí in the morning, the beach in the afternoon
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BarcelonaThree hours of cycling through Barcelona in a small group. You can choose an electric bike with pedal assist or a regular bike, for those who prefer the classic workout. With a local guide in the lead, you'll cover much more ground than on foot, and you'll cycle safely through the streets and squares of the city center. There are two departures, and they are different routes. The 11:00 AM tour goes through Gaudí's works: you'll cycle along Passeig de Gràcia, stopping in front of Casa Batlló and Casa Milà, and continue to the Sagrada Família, seeing how the architect shaped the city along the way. The 4:00 PM tour goes down to the sea: Parc de la Ciutadella, passing under the Arc de Triomf, and then along the waterfront to Barceloneta beach. The groups are no more than 15 people, so you can cycle at a relaxed pace and talk to the guide while you ride.
What's included
- Small group bicycle tour with a professional local guide
- High-quality urban electric bicycle (with a low step-over frame) and helmet
- Free water refill station to reduce plastic waste
What's included
- Free water refill station to reduce plastic waste
- High-quality urban electric bicycle (with a low step-through frame) and helmet
- Bike tour for small groups with a professional local guide
Itinerary
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Plaça de Sant Agustí Vell, 16, Barcelona
Barcelona eBikes
Meeting point. Here, the guide will explain how the tour will proceed.
Barrio Gótic
Departure from the Gothic Quarter, the original Barcelona, the Roman Barcino.
El Born
A walk through the narrow streets of the city's medieval quarter.
El Born Centre De Cultura I Memoria
This building was an important marketplace for Barcelona, and not long ago, a remarkable discovery was made inside.
Basílica de Santa María del Mar
The people of Barcelona call it their "sea cathedral." Built by the local community, for the local community, Santa Maria del Mar is the structure that protects the city from the sea.
Parc de la Ciutadella
This park offers a peaceful escape within the city. It was the site of the 1888 World's Fair.
Arco di Trionfo
You pass underneath the archway, which served as the entrance to the 1888 exhibition.
Playa de La Barceloneta
A tour of the Barceloneta neighborhood, where fishermen and fisherwomen have lived for generations.
Port Olímpic
From here, you can see the skyline of Barcelona, with the city stretching out towards the Mediterranean Sea.
Rambla del Poblenou
We moved away from the busiest part of La Rambla to explain what a "rambla" is, using La Rambla del Poblenou as an example. This area, in the Poblenou neighborhood, shows how these avenues function in everyday life, away from the hustle and bustle of the city center.
Basílica de la Sagrada Familia
The Sagrada Familia. We stopped to admire it from below while the guide recounted the stories of the building and of Antoni Gaudí, who designed it.
Paseo de Gracia
Passeig de Gràcia is somewhat like Barcelona's equivalent of Fifth Avenue, and it's home to two of the city's most important buildings.
La Mansana de la Discòrdia
Three of Barcelona's wealthiest families lived next door to each other, constantly competing for power and the most impressive homes. Some of the most elaborate facades on the avenue date back to this period.
La Pedrera - Casa Mila
La Pedrera is one of the houses that Antoni Gaudí designed in Barcelona, commissioned by a wealthy couple. There are exhibits that reveal the secrets hidden within those undulating walls.
Casa Batlló
The Casa Batlló and the story behind a facade that seems to have come straight out of a fairytale.
Casa Amatller
This house belonged to one of the wealthiest families in Barcelona, and they were constantly competing with their neighbors to have the best one.
La Mansana de la Discòrdia
Another modernist building, constructed by a wealthy family to rival the two neighboring properties.
Plaça de Sant Agustí Vell, 16, Barcelona
What makes this experience special
- Accesso prioritario senza fila
- Audioguida professionale inclusa
- Tour completo della Casa Batlló
- Cancellazione gratuita fino a 24 ore prima
What's included
Included
- Biglietto di ingresso
- Audioguida in 12 lingue
- Accesso a tutti gli spazi della casa
Not included
- Trasporto da/per il punto di incontro
- Cibi e bevande
- Mancia (opzionale)
Cancellation
Cancellazione gratuita fino a 24 ore prima dell'orario prenotato. Rimborso al 100%.
Frequently asked questions
Posso fare foto e video?
Sì, è permesso scattare foto e video per uso personale (no flash, no treppiedi).
C'è un'età minima?
Nessun limite di età. Bambini sotto i 12 anni entrano gratis ma devono essere accompagnati da un adulto.
Not included
- Tips
It's helpful to know
- Babies and young children can travel in a stroller or a car seat
- There is public transportation available in the area
- There are certified car seats available
- Suitable for all fitness levels
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- Up to 15 travelers per booking.
- The ticket can be presented either on your mobile phone or in paper format
- Guided tours are available in: English and Spanish.
Not included
- Tips
Useful to know
- Babies and young children can travel in a stroller or a pushchair
- Public transportation options are available in the vicinity
- Child seats or car seats are available
- Suitable for all fitness levels
Show 3 moreShow less
- A maximum of 15 travelers are allowed per booking.
- Mobile device or paper tickets are accepted
- Help is available in: English, Spanish.
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