França Railway Station (Estació de França) Tours and Activities

Discover the Gothic grandeur and maritime charm of Barcelona on a smooth, self-balancing Segway. Follow a knowledgeable guide on an exciting route through the city’s winding streets and hear tales of Barcelona’s fascinating history. Travel from the Arc de Triomf and the Parc de la Ciutadella, and then continue around the old harbor at Port Vell in La Barceloneta. See the city’s stylish side when you visit the modern monuments in Olympic Port and enjoy an intimate atmosphere on this small-group tour, with numbers limited to six people.

Explore Barcelona by Segway, the fastest way to get around the city’s top attractions. Choose your tour duration, then depart from Las Ramblas, with multiple departure times to fit your travel schedule. Your guide shares stories and curiosities of the Mediterranean city on this small-group experience, limited to six people.

Cruise through Barcelona on this classic Segway tour. Begin your tour near the Ramblas, and visit the Colón monument and Maritime Museum. Ride through the medieval streets of the Gothic Quarter and past the trendy boutiques and cafés of El Born. See the Parc de la Ciutadella, the Arc of Triumph, the Olympic Village and Olympic Port, and the lively seaside neighborhood of Barceloneta.

Explore the Montjuic neighborhood of Barcelona during this 2-hour small-group Segway tour. Cruise past key landmarks such as Ciutadella Park, the Olympic Stadium, the National Palace, and Montjuic Castle with ease aboard your Segway. Learn more about Barcelona’s rich history, which began over 2,000 years ago on Montjuic, and enjoy panoramic views of the city during the tour.

See more of the city in a shorter amount of time on this guided, Segway tour of Ciutadella Park and beyond. Pack in the sights by gliding through Las Ramblas, Port Vell, and onward to the park to see historic buildings, landmarks, and plazas. Stop by early works of Antoni Gaudi within the park and get your picture at the city’s Arc de Triomf.

Barcelona's 1992 Olympic Games brought more than just medals to the city—it also brought changes to the city, including the Olympic Port. This Barcelona Segway tour shows you the city through the lens of the Olympic Games, while also passing through essential Barcelona sights such as Ciutadella Park and the Born district.

See the ever-present works of the master of Gothic architect, Antoni Gaudi, on this half-day, guided, Segway tour. Let the Segway do the walking as you glide with your guide to see the unusual shapes, materials, and curves that define Gothic buildings and monuments like the Arc de Triomf. Ride among the modernist buildings on Passeig de Gracia and visit one of Gaudi’s greatest achievemnts: La Sagrada Familia.

See the best of Barcelona in three-hours via Segway. The tour is ideal for people who want to discover the city in the outdoors, but are short on time or have limited mobility. You have the flexibility to choose from three possible start times and four different language options. After a brief training session, follow your guide to explore Parc de la Ciutadella, Barceloneta, and beyond.

Experience a long list of Barcelona attractions in just three hours on a small-group Segway tour. Choose from seven convenient start times and enjoy a short training session before the sightseeing begins. Together with your guide, visit the Gothic Quarter, Maremagnum, and far beyond without getting tired. With maximum six people in your group, you get a more intimate experience and can feel free interact with your guide at any time.

Join us on a captivating walk presenting an UNBIASED look at both sides of the Spanish political coin: Catalan independence versus Spanish unity. When demonstrators shout ´Visca Catalunya!´ (Long Live Catalonia!), what lies behind those passionate cries? And how widespread is their support? We’ll consider Catalonia’s annexation by Spain and France in the War of 1714, and its subsequent cultural suppression under the infamous Civil War victor and Fascist Spanish dictator, General Francisco Franco. We investigate what possible resolutions can emerge from this standoff. Trust our guide to take you on a riveting, scenic and cutural journey to examine the essence of the capital: a singular place, a common history, and a pressing national dilemma.

Let’s go to search for a treasure! There are a lot of them In Barcelona. Hidden. In the small streets of the Gothic Quarter, in the large squares, near the cathedrals. If you know how to read hidden messages, solve puzzles and want to know more historical information about the city by touching it with your hands, this tour is what you are looking for. And the treasure is real.