El Raval Tours and Activities

Get a more intimate glimpse into Barcelona during a walking tour that reveals answers to questions that you may never have thought to have asked. A great way for first-time visitors to kickstart their vacation, this tour covers both the classic and contemporary side of Barcelona, and takes you through the winding streets of Raval, El Born, and the Gothic Quarter without you having to worry about getting lost.

With so much to do in Barcelona, it can be hard to hit all the highlights in a limited amount of time. This Barcelona bike tour takes you to ten essential Barcelona sights in just a few hours—follow your guide through the Gothic Quarter, up to La Sagrada Familia, and over to Olympic Port, stopping along the way to try tapas and sangria.

Barcelona's Raval neighborhood is known as the city's open air museum thanks to the colorful murals and graffiti pieces that cover its walls. Strolling around is a must-do but, for a richer experience, this small-group tour will introduce you to the stories and artists behind the street art.

What is tapas? What does this word really means? We will tell you, and also take you to the local bars, which are not visited by tourists, in each of the four districts of the old city. In addition to the traditional flavours of typical Spanish snacks, you will be awaited by stories about what has been happening for centuries in the place where you stop snacking.

If you’re a lover of modern art then look no further than this contemporary art tour by bike in Barcelona. An ideal choice for art lovers looking to stray from the beaten path, this tour reveals both famous galleries and secluded art spaces to give an overview of the contemporary art scene in Barcelona. Plus, traveling by bike gives you a more intimate glimpse into the city than if you were traveling by coach or car.

Create your own Barcelona adventure with this private e-bike tour. Whizz by Modernist monuments and easily scale the city's famous hills with the help of a battery-powered motor and savvy guide. Featuring a flexible, customized itinerary, it’s a fun and eco-friendly introduction to the Mediterranean city for families, groups, or even corporate teams.

With its diverse neighborhoods, narrow streets, and extensive cycle paths, there’s no better way to discover Barcelona than on a bike tour. You won’t have to worry about planning a route as your guide will lead the way. See many of Barcelona’s top sites as well as its hidden secrets. You’ll pass the Gothic Quarter, Sagrada Familia, Raval, and more. A bike tour will cover more ground than a walking tour, and you’ll enjoy many stops along the way.

Meet a local guide for an exclusive private tour and insight into Barcelona’s food scene. Highlights include a visit to the Santa Caterina Market, Spanish beer in the trendy El Born neighborhood, patatas bravas (a local vermouth) in Raval, and chocolate churros at one of the oldest xurrerias (churro shops) in the city.

Get around Barcelona by bicycle and hear insightful narration from a local guide on this small group bike tour. Start your small-group tour of the cosmopolitan city in the Gothic Quarter, then pedal at a relaxed pace through the Ciutat Vella (Old City) including the Raval district. Cycle along the Passeig de Gràcia, and visit La Vila Olímpica del Poblenou in the Sant Martí district. See famous sights such as the Sagrada Família designed by Gaudí, and stop by the neighborhood of La Barceloneta.

Explore the five most distinctive neighborhoods in Barcelona on this half day e-bike adventure. Easily cruise through the city’s cycle-friendly streets, and scale the surrounding hillsides for panoramic views of the metropolis and sea as you discover the most interesting landmarks of the Gràcia, Raval, Gòtic, Eixample, and Barceloneta districts.

Highlights: • Discover the underground street art world in a tour led by the expert in art • Learn about street art masterpieces and the stories behind them • Share art experience in a company of your friends and family What to expect: We will go sightseeing through the city center; will see the murals by world-renowned artists; explore the underground graffiti world by local and international artists while visiting the art galeries. We will talk about the local and international art projects and festivals, learn to identify different styles and techniques of graffiti and know more about the world of street art. At the end of the tour, we will talk about the transformation of the area and will have a deeper understanding of the art scene in Barcelona.

Discover the magic of Barcelona at night on this 4-hour evening bike tour as you glide effortlessly around the city on an electric bike. Wind your way through the lively Gothic Quarter, cruise along La Barceloneta and spot landmarks like Barcelona Cathedral and the Olympic Stadium. For the most dazzling views, zoom to the top of Montjuïc Hill and look out over the illuminated city below, then hop off to watch the spectacular light and sound show of the Magic Fountain.

On our relaxed "faces of Barcelona bicycle tour" of Barcelona you discover how versatile this amazing this mediterranean metropolis really is. Find out what it feels like to live in this fascinating city and immerse yourself in its turbulent history. Barcelona will seduce you. It is a city that constantly reinvents itself, old and new merge and create a unique, colourful tapestry. Explore the many different faces of Barcelona as you bicycle along medieval alleys, through picturesque passages, across romantic squares, through lush parks, and along the beautiful sea promenade.

City Walking Tours Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Day, Night Sightseeing-Top Sights-Sagrada Familia-El Born-Raval-Gothic: Quality verified choice of many walking tour options with professional guides supported by tip only. Variety of tours centered on topics ranging from Anton Gaudí and Modernism, (avant-garde architect of Sagrada Familia) and walks through Gothic Sector of old town including Born and Gracía Neighborhoods. Visit Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, Batlló House, Casa Milá-or Pedrera, (stone-quarry house) Rambla Avenue, prominent hill that overlooks the harbor-Montjuic, also the amazing Magic Fountain of Montjuic, Boqueria Market, Catalonian Square, Picasso Museum, Cathedral, Ciudadela Park, Barcelona’s football stadium-Camp Nou, Tibidabo- tallest mountain in the area, harbor district- Barceloneta, Christopher Colombus Monument, City Aquarium, Arc de Triomf.

Eat your way through Barcelona on this guided tour. Stroll through the neighborhoods of Raval, Gotico, and El Born and stop at least six different local spots. Sample 15 regional dishes and eight drinks, including wine, beer, and vermouth. As you taste each sample, your guide will tell you about the history and culture of the city.