Barcelona · CITY TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 city tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
See Barcelona’s major sights by open-top bus on two routes with 38 stops, multilingual audio, flexible hopping, and 24 or 48-hour tickets.
“Great tour with lots to see. Easy to hop on and off the bus, buses run very frequently which is great.”
See Barcelona’s major sights from an open-top bus with two routes, unlimited stops, audio in 16 languages, Wi-Fi, and 24 or 48 hours.
“Horrible experience. The staff is extremely rude and unpleasant. The bus only comes once an hour for blue and red buses. You are better off booking the other tour bus that are more polite and have buses running around the clock.”
See Barcelona’s major sights by open-top bus, with two routes, flexible stops, multilingual audio, and an optional coastal catamaran.
“Easy to hop on off Commentary advised what you can see in each stop area More than one route available on same ticket”
See Barcelona’s Gaudí landmarks, Gothic Quarter, Olympic Port, and coastal sights by private electric tuk tuk with a local guide.
“Excellent. It was a very informative tour and our guide did a great job explaining everything. Highly recommend”
See passionate flamenco dancing, live guitar, percussion, and singing in Barcelona’s intimate City Hall theater, with main-floor and VIP seating options.
“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.”
Explore Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter with a local guide, Roman ruins, cathedral squares, legends, and small-group walking at $25.
“We covered a lot of ground - at times it felt like there was more walking than talking but overall a good experience. Our guide, Darren, was knowledgeable and friendly.”
See Barcelona by bike in three hours, from the Gothic Quarter and Port Olímpic to Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia, Casa Batlló, and Casa Milà.
“English was not so easy to understand. ( accent). But was a friendly guy and the bikeoffice was also very good.”
Ride Barcelona from the Gothic Quarter to the Olympic Port on a guided Segway tour with history, sea views, gardens, and modern architecture.
“A great tour, I definitely recommend. We’ve never been on segways before and we’re quite nervous but our guide Phil was really informative and supportive in getting us comfortable with it. He took us to some of the city highlights and explained the history behind them and also took really nice pictures/videos for us. It’s definitely a great value for your money and we would go back!”
See Barcelona by bike in three easy hours, from Gothic backstreets and Sagrada Família to Ciutadella Park, El Born, and the waterfront.
“Michael was very informative, funny and extremely pleasant to have shown us around Barcelona. We also can’t forget how impressive of a photographer he was helping catch the perfect angle on some of our most amazing memories of Barcelona. It was easy to book this tour and based on previous reviews I am glad we chose this and would highly recommend it to anyone else. Even though it was 35C (😬) it took very little effort to move around the city and we were also able to catch a nice breeze along the way.”
Compare Barcelona’s top sights with a flexible 2 to 4 attraction pass, including Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, Casa Batlló, and more.
“Do not make the assumption that the cable car includes seeing the castle at the top! Very much NOT worth the extra €24 we had to pay to see the very mediocre “castle””
Glide from Las Ramblas to Barceloneta and Ciutadella Park on a lively two-hour Barcelona Segway tour with local guides.
“We had a fantastic time on our Segway tour. The segways are really easy to use and you quickly get the hang of them. Our tour guide Max was incredible, he was very knowledgeable and made the tour really fun. Thanks for a brilliant morning Max! Sam and Tom”
Barcelona Go City Pass review: compare costs, plan 40+ attractions, and see if Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, and bus tours are worth it.
“Very easy and quick to get into any off the attractions by just showing your voucher. Only thing that I was disappointed in were several of my scheduled tours had to be rescheduled and one couldn’t offer rescheduling until 2 weeks after I was leaving. Other than that great experience”
Private Barcelona transfers between the airport, cruise port, and city-center hotels, with roomy vans, flight monitoring, and up to seven passengers.
“Brian was on time and flexible to our needs as we arrived in Barcelona. He was very friendly and informative about the city. The car was new and spacious. We had more than enough room for our bags.”
Glide from Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter to the Olympic Port, beaches, and Ciutadella Park on a friendly 90-minute Segway tour.
“I had a fantastic Segway tour in Barcelona! Philip was an excellent guide – friendly, and knowledgeable. The route was a great mix of famous sights and hidden gems in Mt Jupiter. Highly recommend this tour for a fun and unique way to see the city.”
See Barcelona from an open-top bus on two city routes, with Sagrada Família, Park Güell, Montjuïc, beaches, audio guides, and flexible stops.
“Very good tour, but a little too busy and unorganized. The area at the world trade center was chaotic and difficult to navigate.”
Pick a Gaudí site, a boat or a table.
