The Arch of Triumph. Built as the entrance to the 1888 World's Fair, this arch gives plenty of great photo opportunities.

After the Arch, we will cycle through the always green Parc de la Ciutadella. Here we'll see a fantastic fountain and the queen of the park- The mammoth of Ciutadella.

This medieval neighbourhood is a must. We will see medieval ruins that have been discovered underneath an old market, the 14th century basilica- Santa Maria del Mar and the old street Passeig del Born.

After a cycle and passing by Port Olympic, we'll stroll on our bikes past the beach. This whole area had been transformed beautifully for the Olympics in 1992, in our tour we'll see how to this day that change was a big success.

from the beach we'll continue through a patch of the beach neighbourhood Barceloneta, from there we'll cycle through the old Port.

Another monument built for the olimpica in 1992. This art piece was created by Roy Lichenstein and is a must for some photos.

This Roman/Gothic neighbourhood has many sites to see. We'll pass by Basilica La Merce, the majestic Plaza Real and through Plaza Jaume. The neighbourhood itself is a relic and it's shaded streets make for a great cycle.

Before leaving the Gothic neighbourhood we'll pass by the Cathedral. This old cathedral with its neo-gothic facade is a must see in Barcelona.

After cycling through Plaza Catalunya, we'll go through Passeig de Gracia, or as it's known as, The Golden Mile. This famous street is'nt just known for it's shopping, but also it's famous modernista houses. Here we'll see the Gaudi houses Casa Batllo, and casa Pedrera, as well as some gems from other architects from the same period of architecture for which Barcelona is so famous.

Next we'll continue to the most famous part of Barcelona, Gaudi's Sagrada familia. This amazing creation was started in 1882 and the construction is still ongoing. With it's beautiful facades and amazing sculptures, we'll look at each side of this basilica.