✔️ DURATION

6 hours

✔️ PRICES

REGULAR TOURS: Adult: 165€ | Kids: 145€

PRIVATE TOURS: Adult: 195€ | Kids: 165€

✔️ INCLUDES

🚴🏼 E-bike Tour
🎟️ Tickets for Sagrada Familia & Park Guell (audio guide included)
🍸 Free Appetizer and drink
📷 Free Professional Souvenir Photos

✔️ NOT INCLUDED

Personal guide and photo shooting inside Sagrada Familia or Park Guell

✔️ ACTIVITY LEVEL

Basic cycling

Skip-the-line: Sagrada Familia and Park Guell BIKE TOUR

Have instant access to both the Sagrada Familia and Park Guell by joining this E-bike tour.

Join this bike tour about Antonio Gaudi to have a local intimacy experience gaining knowledge about his life, his passions, beliefs, way of thinking, and of course, his source of inspiration that led him to create the most representative architectural works of Catalan culture.

You will be able to entry at Park Guell to explore the Park’s conception and changing function over the years.

Next, we will head to the Sagrada Familia to explore inside and outside the symbology behind this masterpiece by Antonio Gaudi.

Prepare yourself to immerse in a modernist artwork world while enjoying a ride with e-bikes and authentic professional photo shooting at the best spots in the city. The whole experience will make you want to come back again and again!

In this Gaudí’s BIKE tour, we will cover:

• Colombus Statue

• Head of Barcelona

• Barceloneta area (the beach)

• Olympic Village

• Ciutadella Park (built mainly by Josep Fonserè and some points by Gaudi)

• Park Guell & Entrance Skip the line (Gaudi’s masterpiece)

• The Sagrada Familia Basilica & Entrance Skip the line (Gaudi’s masterpiece)

• Casa Milà (Gaudi´s masterpiece)

• Casa Batlló (Gaudi´s masterpiece)

• Royal Square & Street Lamps in the Square (Gaudi´s work)

• Enjoy tapas and drinks at a local restaurant at the end of the tour

Who was Gaudí?

Antonio Gaudí (1852-1926) is one of the most admired architects of the twentieth century. He is well known as the face of Catalan architecture. All his artwork was inspired by his fascination with the Orient and neogothic to his affinity for naturalism and specific geometric forms.

He considered every detail of his creations and integrated into his architecture such crafts as ceramics, stained glass, wrought ironwork forging, and carpentry. He also introduced new techniques in the treatment of materials, such as trencadís, which used waste ceramic pieces.

Gaudí died while still working on the Sagrada Familia on June 10, 1926, in Barcelona, Spain.

Interesting facts about Gaudí’s life:

• Well-known as God's Architect due to the many religious images that are seeing in his works.

• Never got married.

• 7 of his works were declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO between 1984 and 2005.

• His first project was to make lampposts in the Plaza Real (Royal Plaza).

What is so special about the Sagrada Familia?

• It is the most visited place in Spain, receiving 3 million visits per year. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005.

• It is considered The Gaudìs Masterpiece. The construction began in 1882 and is estimated to be fishing in 2030.

• It will be 172,5 meters high. Just 1 meter shorter than Montjuic Mountain. Gaudí believed that nothing man-made should ever be higher than God's work.

• It was designed to enable its construction even after Gaudí's death. Gaudí thought that any architect could understand his plans and drawings of the structure even after his death.

• In 2019, it finally got legal permission to be constructed, 137 years after its first stone was laid.

• The church has 3 different facades with different meanings.

Note:

In the private tour, we can adjust the tour itinerary depending on your needs, so you and your group will have the chance to discover Barcelona your way.

Meeting Point: 

Carrer de Cervantes 5, 08002, Barcelona

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