• Basilica de la Sagrada Familia - From the exterior of the Sagrada Familia, one can admire the impressive facades brimming with religious symbolism, featuring detailed sculptures and towers inspired by nature and designed by Gaudí.
• Arc de Triomf - At the Arc de Triomf in Barcelona, one can witness a monumental structure adorned with ornamental details, blending neo-Mudejar elements that symbolize the city’s progress and modernity. The stunning red-brick archway, framed by palm trees and intricate sculptures, is a sight to behold.
• Cascada Monumental - On a bike tour through Parc de la Ciutadella, one can experience lush greenery, the magnificent Cascada Fountain, and the tranquil boating lake. The tour also passes landmarks like the Barcelona Zoo, the Parliament of Catalonia, and various sculptures and monuments scattered throughout the park.
• Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar - In the El Born Neighborhood, one can ride along narrow medieval streets filled with trendy boutiques, cafés, and lively plazas. The grandeur of Santa Maria del Mar, a stunning Gothic church known for its elegant arches and towering stained glass windows, is truly captivating.
• Placa de Sant Jaume - At Plaça Sant Jaume, one can see the heart of Barcelona’s political life, with the iconic Catalonia Government Palace and City Hall facing each other. The square, surrounded by historic architecture, is a hub of activity, often hosting public events and celebrations.
• Barcelona Cathedral - At the Barcelona Cathedral, one can admire a stunning Gothic façade with intricate spires and gargoyles, alongside a large rose window. Inside, the cathedral features beautiful chapels, a peaceful cloister with a garden, and the tomb of Saint Eulalia.
• Playa de La Barceloneta - On the Barceloneta Promenade, one can enjoy a long stretch of beachside walkways with views of the Mediterranean Sea, lined with palm trees and cafes. It’s a lively spot where people relax, bike, or enjoy water sports, offering a perfect mix of leisure and city vibes.
• Port Olimpic - At Port Olímpic in Barcelona, one can see a bustling marina with sleek yachts and a vibrant waterfront area filled with restaurants and bars. The iconic twin towers, known as the Hotel Arts and the Torre Mapfre, stand out against the skyline, adding a modern touch to the area.
• Gothic Quarter (Barri Gotic) - In the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona, one can explore narrow medieval streets lined with historic buildings, including the ancient city walls. The area is known for its charming squares, hidden alleys, and a rich tapestry of Gothic architecture that evokes a sense of old-world charm.
• Casa Batllo - Casa Batlló is an iconic building with a striking, organic facade that resembles flowing water and natural forms. Its colorful mosaic exterior, wavy lines, and dragon-like roof make it a masterpiece of modernist architecture by Antoni Gaudí.
• Casa Mila - La Pedrera - La Pedrera, or Casa Milà, features a striking, undulating stone façade that mimics natural rock formations, with intricate wrought-iron balconies and large windows. Its organic design, created by architect Antoni Gaudí, showcases a harmonious blend of curves and natural elements, embodying the essence of modernist architecture.

• Bottled water
• Helmets
• Bicycle use
• Guide person

• Tips

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