Barcelona in a Half Day by Electric Bike

• Friendly Local English Speaking Guide

• 4 Hour Electric Bike Tour of Barcelona

• Bike Rental with Helmets included. Children's Sizes Available

• Snacks and Drinks Included

Meet Your Guide in the Gothic Quarter

Your day begins in the historic Gothic Quarter of the city. Your expert guide will introduce themself and set you up with a perfect sized bike. Jump on, snap on your helmet, and get ready for an amazing journey through Barcelona.

In the Gothic Quarter, ride through the medieval alleys and learn about the awesome tapas bars and shops that line the streets. Your guide will provide local recommendations for the best places to try and which tourist traps to avoid. Pass by the iconic La Rambla and see the Cathedral of Barcelona while biking through the Quarter.

Sagrada Familia and the Works of Gaudi

Ride past the works of Antoni Gaudí, the influential architect who built many of Barcelona's most famous landmarks. From the outside, examine the intricacies of the world-renowned Sagrada Familia Basilica (admission not included). The church broke ground in 1882 and is still under construction today. Amongst the towers and geometry, you will still see scaffolding and ladders evident of the Basilica's incomplete nature. Scheduled to be finally completed in 2026, the Church was only recently consecrated a decade ago.

As you continue down the avenues from the Sagrada Familia, you will come across two of Gaudi's other great works. At Casa Mila, your guide will point out the self supporting stone facades that are both visually and practically ingenious.

The colors and structures of Casa Batllo make the building impossible to miss from the street. Now a museum dedicated to Gaudi, the mansion is covered by whimsical animals and patterns that wow architects to this day.

Olympic Village

Built for the 1992 Olympics, the Barcelona Olympic Village has become on of the top sites to visit in the city. See the stadiums, apartments, and park developed for the Olympiad 30 years ago. From the area your will have amazing views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea.

Barceloneta and Port Vell

A deepwater Mediterranean port since Roman times, Barcelona is profoundly connected to the sea. Ride along the water taking in Barcelona's famous beaches. At Port Vell, see the yachts, sailboats and others anchored in the marina. You will also see the large statue dedicated to Christopher Columbus, learn how Barcelona and the historic explorer are connected.

On the streets of the Barceloneta, you will feel as if you're in a seaside village. Make sure to ask your guide where to find the best Paella!