Barcelona · CITY TOURS
Practical choices for a better Barcelona day
Choose city tours by what they unlock: a timed entrance, a quieter street, a table with context or a view that changes the map.
See Barcelona your way with a hop-on hop-off bus on 24 or 48 hours, two routes, 38 stops, and audio in 16 languages.
“Enjoyed the trip. Most iconic spots covered. Pace was good. A great way to see Barcelona. Bus was clean and staff was really helpful. Thank you for a lovely ride.”
Pink and blue hop-on hop-off buses for 24 or 48 hours in Barcelona, with 360 views, onboard audio, Wi-Fi, and attraction coupons.
“Well worth the experience. It's flexible and you get to view all of the city at your leisure. I would do it again.”
Barcelona’s hop-on hop-off double-decker bus plus optional 1-hour catamaran, with multilingual audio, Gaudí sights, and 24 or 48-hour passes.
“Wonderful commentary . Two routes included in the ticket. There are a lot of stops and buses run frequently. We purchased a 2 day ticket. The first day we rode to take in all of the sights and the second day we used the hop on hop off capability to explore the sights we were most interested in”
Private electric tuk tuk tour of Barcelona highlights, including Sagrada Familia and Gaudí exteriors, plus Gothic Quarter stories and photo stops from $33.
“Our tour guide Marco was fantastic! A perfect way to explore the city of Barcelona.”
A 1-hour flamenco show in Barcelona’s City Hall venue on Rambla Catalunya, with high-energy dancers, guitars, and flexible start times.
“A small theatre but a great show. Very energetic dancers, great guitarists, very enjoyable, just missing the bull!”
A 2 to 3 hour Gothic Quarter walking tour with a local guide, from Roman Barcino to Barcelona Cathedral and key plazas for $25.
“Maria was excellent, thanks a lot for the insights to the history of this city! ❤️🤗”
Cycle through Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, seaside Port Olímpic, and Gaudí icons like Sagrada Familia, Casa Batlló, and Casa Milà.
“Julio was an awesome guide and took us to all the major sites and gave us interesting commentary about the history of the city and showed us all around the great places!!”
Glide through Barcelona’s Gothic streets and Olympic waterfront on an easy Segway tour with training, views, and smart photo stops.
“One of the greatest tours and the best tour guide ever “Philip” he is very professional and very knowledgeable about the city and all the details. Really enjoyed the tour.”
Cycle Barcelona in 3 hours by bike or e-bike, from Plaça Reial and the Gothic Quarter to Sagrada Família, the park, and the sea.
“Perfect way to tour the city. Leo was amazing, easy going, helpful, fun guy. Knowledgeable and really friendly. Delighted with the tour, highly recommended”
Go City Barcelona Explorer Pass lets you pick 2 to 4 top attractions, use one digital pass for 30 days, and save on major sights.
“I can not go inside sagrada Can not book? And can not refund?”
2-hour Segway tour in Barcelona with helmet, training, and a live guide. Glide Las Ramblas, Gothic Quarter, Barceloneta and Olympic Port.
“It was excellent, fun experience, knowledgeable guides ! You can see a lot of Barcelona on a segway”
Go City Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass saves money with 45+ attractions including Sagrada Familia, Park Güell and Casa Batlló over 2 to 5 days.
“Everything went well and we could enjoy many activities due to the all inclusive pass”
Prebook a private Barcelona airport or cruise transfer for up to 7, with tablet pickup, WiFi, and waiting time built in.
“Went as planned. Driver was there early..loaded car and got to the airport with no issues. Good job!!”
Barcelona’s seafront and Gothic Quarter by Segway, with training, helmet, and a guided loop to Port Vell, Olympic Port, and Ciutadella.
“Amazing experience the guide (I think he’s name was Felipe, also amazing) increíble. Cannot recommend enough if you’ve ever wanted to drive a Segway.”
Barcelona hop-on hop-off cruise day bus with two connected routes, sliding roof for rain, English audio, and major sights from Sagrada Familia to Camp Nou.
“Rode the bus on a raining day, and even though I was inside, water still came in...by the windows, doors, and sloshing down the stairs with every start, stop, and turn. Sign says not to eat on the bus, and a person at 2 of the major stops was enforcing this, but driver and ticket takers were eating most of the time. Also, the Park Guell stop is a bit of an uphill and several-stair case hike from the actual park, and their are not directions from the stop as to how to access the park.”
