We will meet at 9:30 in the very hearth of the Born neighborhood to start our through the narrow streets of the medieval Barcelona. No problem if you arriving late! Call us and we will be waiting for you.

C'était le marché alimentaire le plus important de Barcelone, mais il n'y a pas si longtemps, nous avons découvert un secret caché...

Nous aurons l'occasion de parcourir ce magnifique parc au cœur de la ville. Nous découvrirons la vie de Gaudí et sa participation à un projet pour l'Exposition internationale de 1888.

Sur notre chemin vers le front de mer, nous traverserons à vélo le village olympique, où la plupart des athlètes ayant participé aux Jeux de 1992 ont séjourné pendant ceux-ci.

The Port Olímpic was developed for the 1992 Olympic Games and transformed Barcelona’s relationship with the sea. Framed by the iconic twin towers and filled with sailboats and yachts, it’s where the city opened itself to the Mediterranean. During the bike tour, we ride through this vibrant marina area, explaining how the Olympics reshaped the coastline and turned former industrial land into one of Barcelona’s most dynamic seaside spaces.

A vibrant, popular urban beach where travelers enjoy coastal paths and Mediterranean sea breezes.

Nous traverserons à vélo l'un des quartiers les plus locaux de cette ville : El Poblenou.

Balade à vélo dans le quartier communément appelé @22. C'est le quartier de la ville où l'on trouve l'architecture la plus moderne. Un contraste saisissant avec tout ce que nous avons vu.

Your guide will explain everything about this marvelous gem we have in the city. You'll have the chance to know into details every facade and tower from the outside, learn about its history and get deep into Gaudí's life. Also, you'll have the chance to take a break and have refreshing drink or some churros before hitting the road again.

A grand, elegant modernist district celebrated for its masterful Art Nouveau buildings and grid pattern layouts.

.Plaça Rovira i Trias, also in Gràcia, is a charming neighborhood square named after the Catalan architect who competed with Cerdà in designing Barcelona’s urban expansion. At its center stands a statue of Rovira i Trias holding his alternative city plan — a reminder that Barcelona could have looked very different. The square has a peaceful, local feel, with children playing and neighbors chatting, offering a glimpse into everyday life beyond the main tourist

Nous parcourrons à vélo ce quartier très local qui nous transportera dans une Barcelone complètement différente.

You will enter ( tickets under availability ) to the park by your own to see this marvelous "city paradise".

Plaça de la Virreina, in the heart of Gràcia, is one of the neighborhood’s most authentic and lively squares.Surrounded by local cafés and dominated by the Church of Sant Joan, it has a relaxed, village-like atmosphere that reflects Gràcia’s independent spirit. During the bike tour, it’s a perfect place to pause and experience a more local, less touristy side of Barcelona — where daily life unfolds naturally around the square.

Plaça del Diamant, in the heart of Gràcia, is a simple yet deeply symbolic square. It is closely linked to the Spanish Civil War and immortalized in the famous novel La plaça del Diamant by Mercè Rodoreda. Beneath the square there is also a former air-raid shelter, reminding visitors of the difficult years the neighborhood endured. During the bike tour, we explain its historical and literary significance, offering a more emotional and human perspective on Barcelona’s past.

Plaça del Sol, in the heart of Gràcia, is one of the neighborhood’s most social and vibrant squares. With its simple open layout and relaxed atmosphere, it’s a popular meeting point for locals, especially in the evenings. People gather on the ground, musicians sometimes play, and the surrounding cafés create a lively but authentic vibe. During the bike tour, it’s a great place to feel the true spirit of Gràcia — creative, independent, and very local.

.Vila de Gràcia is one of Barcelona’s most authentic and character-filled neighborhoods. Originally an independent village until the late 19th century, it still preserves that strong local identity today. Narrow streets, small family-run shops, lively squares, and colorful balconies give the area a creative and bohemian atmosphere. During the bike tour, riding through Vila de Gràcia allows guests to experience a more local, less touristic side of the city — full of personality, history, and everyday Barcelona life.

Jardinets de Gràcia marks the elegant entrance to the Gràcia district at the upper end of Passeig de Gràcia. This leafy promenade, lined with trees and benches, creates a calm transition between the grand Modernist boulevard and the more local atmosphere of Vila de Gràcia. It’s a pleasant stretch during the bike tour, where we explain how the former village of Gràcia gradually became integrated into Barcelona’s urban expansion while keeping its own identity.

Ce conte de fées, imaginé comme une maison, appartenait à l'une de ces trois familles riches, en compétition avec deux autres pour savoir qui possédait la plus belle. Antoni Gaudí est le génie derrière la conception de cette merveilleuse demeure.

A striking Gothic-modernist building designed by Puig i Cadafalch, famous for its association with Barcelona's chocolate history.

A world-famous block on Passeig de Gràcia showcasing rival masterpieces by Barcelona's top modernist architects.

C'est l'une des maisons les plus importantes de Barcelone conçues par Antoni Gaudí. Vous pourrez découvrir les histoires qui se cachent derrière ses murs ondulés.

Your tour will end at 14:30 back in the Old Town, where the guide will give you all the recommendations you need to enjoy the best of the city, its food and its history.