We start our tour in front of the ancient Roman Wall and head to the Old Port of Barcelona.

The historical entrance of the Old Port of Barcelona is still one of the most visited places in the city.

The central park of Barcelona has plenty of attractions and is one of the hot spots for entertainment in town.

One of the most beautiful sights in the park is the monumental waterfalls of the main fountain.

The entrance to the first World Fair in Spain is one of the main meeting points of the city and is still a site full of entertainment.

The marina created for the olympic competition is nowadays the mais site for fun in the see, and is a stage for panoramic sights of Barcelona

One of the most famous monuments in Barcelona, made for the Olympic Games of 1992.

Effortlessly glide through Barcelona's Old Port on a Segway, marveling at luxurious yachts and soaking in the maritime charm. Unforgettable waterfront views await your smooth and stylish journey.

Baluard de Migdia and Muralla de Mar, part of Barcelona's historic defense walls, stand as silent witnesses to centuries of history. The sturdy Baluard de Migdia offers commanding views, narrating tales of past battles. Meanwhile, the Muralla de Mar, a coastal fortress, reflects the city's enduring maritime legacy in its formidable architecture.

Estació de França, a railway station masterpiece in Barcelona, exudes architectural grandeur. A blend of stunning design and historical significance, it welcomes travelers with an ambiance that echoes a bygone era. Serving as a gateway to the city, it's a testament to Barcelona's rich cultural and transportation heritage.

"David and Goliath" sculpture by Antoni Llena, created as part of the preparations for the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona. The sculpture, situated in the Olympic Village, depicts a stylized representation of the biblical story. Standing as a symbol of strength and resilience, it adds a unique and artistic touch to the cityscape, commemorating the transformative period surrounding the Olympics.

Square of the Champions, the place where are all the names of the gold medal winners of the Olympic Games of 1992

Platja de la Mar Bella, located in Barcelona, is a renowned beach along the city's vibrant coastline. With its golden sands and clear Mediterranean waters, the beach offers a perfect escape for sunbathing and water activities. Lined with lively beach bars and restaurants, Platja de la Mar Bella embodies the energetic and relaxed atmosphere that defines Barcelona's coastal lifestyle.

Explore the contemporary marvels of Parc del Fòrum on this guided tour, immersing yourself in its modern architecture and scenic waterfront. Stroll through open spaces while admiring the striking Forum Building and take in panoramic vistas of the Mediterranean Sea. This walking tour of Parc del Fòrum promises an engaging blend of urban innovation and coastal beauty, providing a memorable experience in Barcelona's evolving landscape.

As you navigate through the city, don't miss the Museu de Ciències Naturals de Barcelona – a haven of biodiversity and natural wonders. Even a brief encounter with the museum's exterior is a visual treat, offering a glimpse into the fascinating realms of science and nature housed within. Whether a quick pass or a planned visit, the museum stands as a testament to Barcelona's commitment to showcasing the marvels of the natural world.