Barcelona: Bike or eBike Tour, Top Sights & Local Insights
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- Public transport nearby
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Tres Gatos is a small tour company from Barcelona. We run bike, e-bike and walking tours in Barcelona and Paris, each led by a …
Explore Barcelona in 2.5-3 hours with a local guide – Gaudí, Gothic, hidden gems, and local stories full of unique recommendations.
What's included
- Use of bicycle
- Tour guide
- Helmet (optional)
- Child seat (upon request)
Not included
- Tips and Gratuities
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- Infant seats available
- Height requirements:
- Adults: must be at least 150 cm tall.
- Children: must be at least 120 cm tall and able to ride a bike confidently.
- eBikes available only for those 150 cm (5 ft) and taller.
- Please send the age and height of all children in advance so we can prepare the best bikes.
- All participants (except infants) must know how to ride a bike.
Cancellation policy: Free until 24 hours before: Full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the start. After that, no refund.
Cancel within that window and you get your full deposit back. After it, you do not get your deposit back. If the guide cancels, you always get your deposit back.
What you'll do
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Starting point: Carrer de Cervantes, 5
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Meet your guide in the heart of the Gothic Quarter, get fitted to your bike or e-bike and run through a short safety briefing before rolling out.
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Barcelona Cathedral
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The Gothic cathedral of Santa Eulàlia, Barcelona's spiritual centre since the 13th century. Your guide unpacks the city's medieval past in the square out front.
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Passeig de Gràcia
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Barcelona's grandest boulevard, lined with Modernista façades, Gaudí's wrought-iron street lamps and the city's flagship stores. A scenic ride through the Eixample.
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Casa Amatller
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Puig i Cadafalch's stepped-gable mansion, built for a chocolate magnate. Part of the famous "Block of Discord", and a great photo stop.
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Casa Batlló
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Gaudí's dragon-backed masterpiece with its bone-like balconies and shimmering mosaic façade. One of the most photographed buildings in Barcelona.
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Casa Milà (La Pedrera)
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Gaudí's undulating stone façade and sculpted rooftop chimneys, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Photo stop with a short talk on his engineering tricks.
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Sagrada Família
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Gaudí's unfinished basilica and the symbol of the city. We stop for photos and the story behind more than 140 years of construction.
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La Monumental
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Barcelona's former bullring, a striking mix of Moorish and Byzantine design. Now a landmark of the city's debate over tradition and animal rights.
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Arc de Triomf
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The red-brick arch built as the gateway to the 1888 World Fair. We ride down the palm-lined promenade behind it.
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Parc de la Ciutadella
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Barcelona's green heart, with its monumental cascade fountain (young Gaudí lent a hand), boating lake and the Catalan Parliament.
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El Born
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Narrow medieval lanes, artisan workshops and tapas bars. Your guide points out the best spots to come back to after the tour.
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Arrive back at: Carrer de Cervantes, 5
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Return to the starting point in the Gothic Quarter, drop off the bikes and get final tips for the rest of your day.
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