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Experience the best of Spanish culture and sites in one spot. Enjoy the wide array of audio-visual displays found throughout Poble Espanyol.
Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya boasts the finest collection of Romanesque mural paintings in the world. Admire works by the masters of Catalan…
For those looking for a first test of this ingenious vehicle, try this short Segway tour. Enjoy a whole hour sliding down the sidewalks of Barcelona…
Explore Barcelona at your own pace from the seat of a Vespa moped, and follow the pre-arranged routes of your complimentary GPS navigator to see the…
Discover Barcelona during this day tour of the most important sights. Skip the line and explore Barcelona’s best sights like the Sagrada Familia,…
Get behind the wheel of a powerful Ferrari road car and see the sights of Barcelona like a rock star. Choose from a selection of routes and drive…
Enjoy a sunset bike tour with a private guide that takes you through the Barcelona magic lights. Cycle from the Gothic area towards Montjuic Magic…
Discover the wonderful Montjuic hill: explore the neighborhood and look out across the harbour, city, and Mediterranean sea. Do all this on an…
See the highlights of Barcelona on a 2-hour tour by electric scooter. Learn the history of the city at monuments such as the Arc de Triomf and Port…
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Barcelona's Montjuic is the city's highest mountain. Its park is also a microcosm of the city's culture - the beautiful nature, fascinating museums and well-known art.
What better way to get a view over the slopes of Barcelona than from the air? The cable cars departing from Montjuic have been open since 1970 and will let you see the city in a whole new light.
Taking a bike tour around Barcelona is a healthy, ecological, and sociable way to explore the city! Parc de Montjuic is one of the stops - pedal up and downhill for an exhilarating experience.
Peeking out of the hill, this place provides a complete introduction to the artwork and life of Joan Miro, the legendary Barcelonian painter.
More treats for art fans: this is an aggregate of the different styles of art from the Catalonia region, which maintains its own unique identity from the rest of Spain. Check out the permanent Romanesque exhibition.
In 1992, Barcelona hosted the Olympic Games right here in Parc de Montjuic. Italian architect Vittorio Grigotti designed the stadium's unique olympic tower.
Please note that in the Montjuic cable car seating is limited to eight people per car.
Barcelona's status as capital of Catalonia means that the official language is Catalan. If you already know some Spanish or French, it'll be easy to learn a few Catalan words - locals will be very happy to hear you try!
It's easy to forget sun safety when you're having fun, but remember to keep reapplying sunscreen - especially if you're active outdoors!
If you think you'll be sampling a lot of museums in Barcelona, why not look into a ticket that will give you discounted entry to a few museums or skip-the-line privileges?
Tour was excellent. We left on time, the scooters operated flawlessly and the guide was superb. Navigating the complex web of bicycle paths would have been a serious challenge on our own. Our guide made it look easy. We covered a lot of terrain and the guide provided an interesting ongoing commentary on all the major and minor sites we stopped at. Excellent value and a very enjoyable way to experience the city. Highly recommended!!
This was a super fun trip! The guide was wonderful and funny and spoke 8 languages. It was great to see Barcelona from so many points of view, and the bike does a lot of the work for you if you get tired easily. The sailing trip was pretty basic, but still a good time.
Our guide, Victor, was very nice, very friendly. He gave us an amazing experience, taught us alot about the basic history of the places we visited, was always checking to see that we were safe and gave us some very good tips on where to go and not to go. 10/10 for him!
Keep in mind that you need more time exploring everything. Also there are little explanations in English, so for someone who is not an expert in Spanish art or doesn't speak Spanish a guide is needed. Besides that the collected exponents are definitely a must see.
The tour was excellent, but we did not do the cable car, and the sailing trip was a regular boat. The boat driver did not explain anything about what we were seeing on the boat ride.
