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Daily Bike Tour with Spanish Tapas & Wine: Explore and feel Barcelona like a local & taste some tapas Bike Tour

The perfect blend of culture, discovery, and flavor — see Barcelona by bike and finish with tapas and cava. Explore more, learn more, and taste more on this guided bike tour through the city’s most iconic streets, guided by locals who bring Barcelona’s stories to life.

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59

,00 €

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DAILY

16 h

Bike

eBike

Level

Easy

Group Size

1-15

Overview

Discover Barcelona in the most complete and enjoyable way — by bike and with a taste of its culinary culture. This guided bike tour with tapas is designed for travelers who want to experience the city beyond the typical routes, combining sightseeing, history, and gastronomy in a relaxed and authentic format.

Accompanied by one of our experienced local guides, you’ll explore some of Barcelona’s most iconic areas while learning about the city’s rich past and vibrant present. From stories about Gaudí and Modernist architecture to insights into local traditions and everyday life, the tour gives you a well-rounded introduction to the spirit of Barcelona.

The route is designed to be safe and accessible, mostly following bike lanes and pedestrian streets, making it suitable for all levels and ages. Our bikes are comfortable and easy to ride, and we keep the group size small to ensure a more personal and engaging experience.

At the end of the tour, you’ll enjoy a selection of local tapas paired with cava, offering a moment to relax, chat, and reflect on everything you’ve seen and learned. It’s not just a reward — it’s part of the journey. Tasting local food is one of the best ways to connect with the culture, and this experience gives you the opportunity to do just that.

Whether you’re a foodie, a culture lover, or simply curious to see Barcelona from a new angle, this bike tour with tapas offers the perfect mix of activity and enjoyment.

Itinerary

16:00h

Meeting Point

Pça. Sant Agustí Vell 16
At 1600, once you and all your co-riders have been checked in and kitted out, your guide will show you to your bikes and give you the run-down of how they work. Your guide will also go over a little bit of common-sense road-safety and explain what you are going to see on your tour around the city. You’ll then be able to give you bike a quick spin to make sure everything is in working order before setting off to the first stop.

16:15h

El Mercat del Born

By 1615, you will have arrived at your first stop: El Mercat del Born. Here, you will be able to get off your bikes and have a walk around whilst your guide explains the significance of the area to the history of Catalonia and why this area became the centre of artistic activity.

16:35h

Parc de la Ciutadella

After leaving El Born, you’ll cross the Passeig Picasso into El Parc de la Ciutadella. As you ramble through the open environs of the park, you’ll get to see what has become of the old military installation and how the area became the show-piece for the World’s Fair of 1888.

17:00 h

Arc del Triomph - Port Olimpic

Passing the Arc de Triomf and setting course for the Port Olímpic, you’ll get a full panorama of the new Barcelona. Once at the quay, your guide will be able to point out and explain some of the city’s most iconic landmarks, showing you just how much the city has changed since the transition to democracy.

17:25h

W Hotel - Castle of Montjuïc

Arriving at the W Hotel, you’ll be able to cycle the full length of the jetty to get a real sense of the city. In the summer, you’ll get the chance to draw a deep breath of the sweet, ocean air amidst the hush of the breaking waves – a rare luxury in a city that pulses with as much life as Barcelona – whilst in the winter, you’ll be able to experience the majestic calm of the setting sun as it sinks behind the Castle of Montjuïc. sinks behind the Castle of Montjuïc.

17:50h

El Port Vell

From the W Hotel, you’ll head towards El Port Vell, which has been the source of Barcelona’s wealth for most of it’s history. There, you will be able to see the contrast between the small neighbourhood of Barceloneta and the grand sea-front of El Gòtic. You’ll also get to hear about Picasso’s time in Barcelona and the city’s role in the birth of Modernism.

18:15h

Plà de Palau - La Catedral del Mar

After all this, you’ll head to Pla de Palau for the tour’s last stop. Here, you’ll hear all about the La Catedral del Mar – one of the architectural jewels of the medieval city and a building with a special place in the heart of all Barceloníns. Then, after one last look at the Bohemian neighbourhoods, you’ll make your way back to the shop.

18:45h

Raval - El Born

In the summer, once you’ve heard the last of Picasso’s dramatic story, you’ll be able to take a detour down the Passeig Colom and up to the Hotel Mirador, located on a plateau half-way up Montjuïc. This will give you one of the best views of the metropolis, providing a full panorama of the city, from the summit of Tibidabo down to the shores of neighbouring Badalona. You’ll then roll along on a relaxing, down-hill ride through Poble Sec and El Raval back into El Born.

19:00h

Sant Agustí Vell ,16

By 18:45 you will be back at the shop, where you’ll leave your bikes and helmets, and collect any valuables that you’ve left.

FAQS

What is included in this tour?
Items that are included in the cost of tour price.

  • Fully equipped eBike 
  • Helmet
  • Botled water
  • Local Guide
  • Assistance 
  • Liability insurance

Whats not included in this tour.
Items that are not included in the cost of tour price.

  • Snacks & beverages

      The meeting point is our bike shop at 16 Sant Agustí Vell in the heart of the bohemian neighbourhood of El Born. Remember, that is Sant Agustí Vell – in a city as old as Barcelona, there’s two of everything, so make sure you get the right one so that you don’t miss the start.

Your guide will begin check-in fifteen minutes before the tour is due to begin. Try to get there bit before your tours starts, especially if you know you will want a helmet. That way we can try out different sizes and still start promptly.

It’s easy to get lost in the streets of the old town, even if you’ve lived here for years! If you think you’re lost or know that you’re going to arrive a little late, try to let us know as soon as possible. If you call our offices, somebody will be on hand to advise or provide you with directions. If your group has already left, they may even be able to take you to catch up with them. However, it is always best to arrive as punctually as possible in order to avoid any disappointment, so plan your route accordingly or familiarise yourself with the neighbourhood beforehand.

Come rain or shine, Barcelona eBikes Tours hits the roads. Luckily, Barcelona enjoys about 300 days of sun a year, so you’re not likely get caught in the rain. However, in the unlikely event that your stay in the city coincides with a wet spell, you will have to come prepared as we are not able to provide ponchos or rain-macs for everyone.

Helmets are a legal requirement for all riders under 16 years of age. For anybody over 16, helmets are not obligatory but recommendable, especially if you’re not a confident cyclist. Barcelona is a safe, relaxing city for cyclists but the important thing is that you feel comfortable so you can be free to enjoy what the city has to offer.

Barcelona is a very safe city for cyclists of all ages and abilities. The established routes have been planned with safety in mind and are either equipped with cycle-lanes or have been fully pedestrianised. What is more, almost all crossings will take place at traffic lights and our guides know all the safest routes. However, as always, you will need to use your common sense and pay attention to the vehicles around you.

You don’t need to bring much with you to be able to enjoy a bike tour around this vibrant, unique city. Come with clothing and footwear that is appropriate for safely riding a bike. In the summer, you should consider bringing a hat and sunglasses, while in the winter there can be a chill wind, so it is best to bring a jacket or a spare jumper. And as with all bikes, there’s always a risk of oil – so avoid wearing your best whites! During the hottest months, you should also keep sun-cream and an extra bottle of water with you at all times.

The tour will last approximately 3 hours (1100-1400). However, this can vary according to start time, group size, and the ever-present risk of flat tyres. We therefore give ourselves a grace period of about half an hour. Except in rare circumstances, tours are almost always finished by about 1430. If you have other commitments before this time, please let your guide know so that they can make any necessary changes to the itinerary.

If you can ride a regular bike, you can ride an e-bike! The e-bikes are intuitive and incredibly easy to use. Your guide will explain everything you need to know in the pre-tour briefing and you’ll have the chance to ask questions if you still have any doubts.

There is no legal age restrictions for riding a bike. However, there a legal height limit of 145cm (approx. 4’8”) to be able to ride an e-bike. If this minimum height can’t be reached, we can provide one of our standard kids’ bikes and have a selection of seats for infants.

Yes sure.

we have child seats for kids from 9 nmotnths to 5 years old

trailers for kids between 5 years and 8 years old

We have small bikes for children between 5 and 9 years old  ( non electric ) 

We do offer tours specifically designed for families with children in case you would like to go at your own pace 

Check out the family bike tour

Water is provided with all e-bikes. If you have chosen to bring tour own bottle you can refill it here.  us on a regular bike tour, ho

No problem  you can leave it in our office.

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