Barcelona · CITY TOURS
The 15 best city tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Use one ticket on Barcelona’s Red and Blue routes, linking Gothic streets, Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, Montjuïc, the beaches, and FC Barcelona. An open-top bus, multilingual audio guide, Wi-Fi, map, and flexible hop-on stops make this a useful first-day city tour.
“It was the perfect way to explore the city for the day”
Ride Barcelona’s pink-and-blue Bus Turistic on two open-top routes linking Gaudí landmarks, Montjuïc, beaches, Port Olímpic, and Sagrada Família. Use the audio guide in 16 languages, hop off as often as you like, and choose a 24 or 48-hour pass. Bring a jacket for the upper deck.
“We had only a day to explore Barcelona, this was a wonderful way to do it. The drivers were very helpful and the audio information was well handled, Unlike other tours we have taken, this tour had headphones and channels for each language. We got a wonderful overview of the city and then went back to a specific point we wanted to spend more time.”
Use a 24- or 48-hour pass to explore Barcelona by double-decker bus across two connected routes. Hear multilingual audio commentary, stop near Gaudí landmarks, Montjuïc, Camp Nou, beaches, and the harbor, then add a one-hour coastal catamaran cruise if schedules fit your plans.
“The buses came regularly, even in late November. The commentary was somewhat interesting, and I enjoyed seeing the beaches, parks, and views from Montjuic from the open upper deck. I was disappointed that the Park Guell stop was five blocks and an uphill hike to the park though, and riding around took up a lot of time that could have been spent seeing specific sites. It would be difficult/impossible to time your arrival at sites closely enough to meet exact timed entry tickets purchased in advance (which is required during the summer). I’m not sure the trade-off was worthwhile to me, but the service provides exactly what it suggests. (The…”
See Barcelona with your own electric tuk tuk and bilingual guide. The route takes in the Sagrada Familia, Casa Batlló, La Pedrera, Arc de Triomf, La Rambla, and Olympic Port, with longer options adding Montjuïc and photo stops. Guides such as Yago, Roger, and Rodrigo are praised for lively local tips.
“Fantastic tour! Without a doubt recommend👌 Tour guide was exceptional. Well done for a great service. 4 very happy customers. We seen places in Barcelona we didn't know existed. Thank you again.”
At Theatre Flamenco Barcelona City Hall, you’ll watch gifted dancers, singers, guitarists, and percussionists perform an energetic one-hour flamenco show. Choose a standard or VIP ticket, select a convenient start time, and enjoy a drink option in an intimate theater near Plaça de Catalunya.
“Its the best flamenco show that I've seen. The performance was outstanding. The seating was great. I would highly recommend this to anyone. If you want to see a flamenco show , this is the one to see.”
Follow an English-speaking local guide through Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter and El Born, from Roman Barcino to the present day. You’ll visit the cathedral, Plaça del Rei, Sant Felip Neri, and lesser-known corners while guides such as Mariah, Jordan, Darren, and Maria add legends, odd facts, and practical tapas tips.
“Jordan was a great guide and storyteller! And the walk was a beautiful exploration of El Born and the Gothic Quarter.”
Ride Barcelona with a live English- or Spanish-speaking guide on a regular bike or e-bike. The route links the Gothic Quarter, Born, Ciutadella Park, Olympic Port, Sagrada Familia, Casa Batlló, and Casa Milà. Choose the 11am Gaudi-focused option or the 4pm beach and old-town ride.
“This was a fabulous way to spend 3 hours and I felt like I really saw the city of Barcelona. Etienne was fabulous, the bikes really good ( I rode a normal road bike not an ebike) and I was very impressed with it. I could not fault anything and would highly recommend it.”
Ride from Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter to Port Vell, the beaches, Olympic Port, Ciutadella Park, and El Born. A 15-minute training session comes first, and guides such as Philip, Phillipe, and Pablo are praised for patient instruction and strong local insight.
“A brilliant tour giving a great insight into the history of Barcelona and what an easy and fun way to get around the city - An excellent tour highly recommended”
See Barcelona by bike with a live English or Spanish guide, riding from Plaça Reial through the Gothic Quarter, El Born, Ciutadella Park, Sagrada Família, and the waterfront. Bikes, e-bikes, helmets, and child seats are included, with private and small-group options available.
“Meeting point was easy to be found in the city and tour guide was standing out with the red umbrella, so no problem. Bikes were adjusted, helmets available if wanted, bikes super comfortable to ride in my opinion. Ride was perfect for us in length, tour guide knew a lot about history and buildings, it was both interesting and entertaining. I would book it again and can definitely recommend it (not so much if you have younger children with you, as the traffic in Barcelona can of course be tricky at times, so you definitely have to watch out). We loved it!”
Choose 2, 3, or 4 Barcelona attractions with one digital Go City pass, then visit them within 30 days of first use. Pick major Gaudí sites, a hop-on hop-off bus, cable car, museums, a boat cruise, or Camp Nou. Reservations are required for some popular attractions.
“Thank you for your wonderful feedback. We can’t wait to welcome you on another Go City adventure soon”
Learn to ride a Segway, then follow a live guide through Las Ramblas, Port Vell, Barceloneta, the Olympic Port, Ciutadella Park, and El Born. Guides such as Max, Danny, Nico, and Oscar are praised for clear instruction, humor, and strong city knowledge.
“This was our highlight of Barcelona. Max and Oscar were fantastic guides. We were all a little scared but we had nothing to worry about. You have a training session before you head out and stick to bike paths. It was a great way to see a handful of the sites and learn some facts about each place. This is a must activity when in Barcelona!”
Use one digital pass for 40+ Barcelona attractions over 2 to 5 consecutive days. You can visit Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, Casa Batlló, La Pedrera, museums, tours, the sightseeing bus and a harbor cruise. Reserve popular guided visits early and activate the pass only when you first enter an attraction.
“Great deal - SO many things to do. We managed to do 4 activities per day that more than covered purse value. Highly recommended, just plan carefully and book popular activities well in advance directly with operator.”
Pre-book a private, air-conditioned Barcelona transfer between the airport, cruise port, and city-center hotels. Your driver meets you with a name tablet, offers airport waiting time, WiFi, and room for up to seven passengers, though luggage space is limited.
“Very professional! The driver was on time and our ride went very smoothly. Highly recommended when visiting Barcelona!”
Join Euro Segway for a 90-minute small-group ride through Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, waterfront, Olympic Port, and Ciutadella Park. You’ll get training, a helmet, water, and a guide such as Pablo, Philip, Ivan, or Paulo. The route suits first-timers, but riders must be at least 16.
“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.”
Use one mobile ticket on Barcelona’s East and West routes, with multilingual audio, open-top double-deck buses, and stops near Gaudí landmarks, beaches, Montjuïc, Camp Nou, and the port. You can ride for an overview or hop off selectively, but traffic, queues, and the walk to Park Güell require careful planning.
“Very convenient, easy to use with abundance of buses running through the main point of interest. Great value!”
Pick a Gaudí building, a table or a boat.
