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Barcelona Electric Bike Tour

Cycling around Barcelona is a fun and unique experience. On this electric bike tour, you'll discover the secrets hidden in the buildings designed by Gaudi. Barcelona Electric Bike Tour.

  • 3 hours
  • 9Exceptional | 56 reviews

Cycling around Barcelona is a fun and unique experience. On this electric bike tour, you'll discover the secrets hidden in the buildings designed by Gaudi.

Barcelona Electric Bike Tour

This electric bike tour of Barcelona will begin at the indicated time in Plaça Sant Agustí Vell, the ideal starting point to explore some of the most iconic monuments and landmarks of this seaside city. During the route, you will discover the legend that is Gaudí, the genius of Modernist architecture.

From the meeting point, you will pedal to the symbol of the Catalan capital: the Sagrada Familia. Time will be taken here to admire the unfinished temple, considered the most impressive work of Antonio Gaudí. Its intricate architecture is full of religious symbols on its three facades representing the Nativity, Passion, and Glory.

Continuing on the guided tour, you will pass through Eixample, where you will find Avinguda Diagonal and the Paseo de Gracia, two of the main roads of the metropolis. The latter features two of Barcelona's most fascinating buildings: Casa Mila, or La Pedrera, and Casa Batló, both masterpieces of Gaudí.

After a three-hour tour, the tour will conclude by returning to the meeting point.

Included

  • English–speaking guide
  • Helmet
  • Seat for children if required

Tips

  • Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible.

Location

Activity location

Plaça de Sant Agustí Vell, 16, 08003 Barcelona (Barcelona), Spain

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