• Barcelona Pavilion - We will start the tour at the German Pavilion of the World Fair of 1929. Its timeless Bauhaus design makes it a must see for all architecture lovers.
• The Magic Fountain - We will climb up the first part of the hill discovering the famous Magic Fountain using the local escalators. While learning about the World Fair of 1929 we will enjoy amazing view points and fantastic photography moments.
• Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya - MNAC - We will cross the area of the world fair held in Barcelona in 1929.
• Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium - We will discover important sites of the Olympic Games of 1992 and the Alternative People’s Game of 1936 - which were a protest event against the Games in Nazi Germany.
• Cementerio de Montjuic - Have a glimpse into the famous graveyard of Barcelona.
• Montjuic Castle - Learn about the importance of the hill as a natural watch tower and the historic significance when be fortified by fortresses - both in medieval and civil war history.
• Calle Blai - Venture with us through the chaotic lay-out of this multicultural neighbourhood and discover the local Pinchos bars - a variation of tapas that have become fashionable.

• Professional guide

• Food and drinks, unless specified

Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and embrace tranquility on the Olympian Montjuïc Mountain, a green oasis in Barcelona. Our journey commences at the site of the 1929 World Fair. As we ascend the verdant hillside, we will delve into the historical significance of this global exhibition. Providing a scenic backdrop for a memorable photo opportunity is a palace now home to the Museum of Catalan Modern art.

We progress to the 1992 Olympic Ring, tracing the footsteps of athletes from another era. The Botanical Garden awaits us next, with a peek into the notable Barcelona cemetery. Weather permitting, we might idle a while in a tucked-away beer garden nestled among evergreens at the peak before circling the storied Montjuïc Castle. Here, we learn about the strategic importance of this natural vantage point overseeing the metropolis.

Our route brings us downhill to the multicultural Poble Sec neighborhood before concluding in Calle Blai, a lively street renowned for its tapas and pinchos bars.

• Minimum age is 6 years due to length of walk and amount of uphill walking
• Not recommended for travelers who cannot walk for at least 5 miles on partly very steep ground.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.