Barcelona Zoo

Tours

Our most recommended Barcelona Zoo Tours

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  1. Barcelona: Bike Tour

  Get to know Barcelona on a relaxed, fun, and informative bike tour. Explore several neighborhoods and see the city's main highlights in one go. Bike the labyrinthine streets of the oldest districts, such as the Gothic Quarter. Pass by old churches, palaces, Roman walls, and medieval monuments. Make your way down to the Old Port to understand Barcelona's relationship to the sea. Enjoy the coastal views and learn about the former fishing village, Barceloneta. Branch off along the way through the city's green oases, like Ciutadella Park. Enjoy the sense of freedom when riding along the bike paths off the beaten track.

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  2. Barcelona: Private Tour of the Gothic Quarter

  Explore the Catalonian capital which has been transformed many times over the centuries, but still retains its former glory. Begin your 3-hour private walking tour by meeting your guide at your hotel. From here your will visit the idyllic Ciutadella Park. Stroll to the majestic Castle of the Three Dragons, the zoo, the Catalonian Parliament, and the spectacular Waterfall Square. Finally, walk through the Gothic Quarter. Discover its secrets as you explore its winding alleys and narrow streets. Wander through the past in the Jewish Quarter, and feel awed by the Plaza del Rey, the Roman walls and the church of Santa Maria del Mar.

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  3. Barcelona: Gothic Quarter Walking Tour

  Explore the magical corners of Barcelona’s old town on a guided walking tour of the Gothic Quarter. See some of the city's top sights and stroll around the cobbled streets. Step back in time in this historic neighborhood, which was founded by the Romans over 2,000 years ago. Gaze up at the intricate spires of the Cathedral of Barcelona. Enter the Plaça del Rei (King's Square) and admire its medieval archways and windows. Get to know the secrets and the legends about the political center of the city.

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  4. Barcelona: Electric Scooter Tour

  Start the tour with a trip to Gaudi’s iconic masterpiece, the Sagrada Familia. Listen to your guide explain why it has been under construction for over 100 years and why it is still not finished. Continue the tour along one of the most popular avenues in Barcelona, the Passeig de Gràcia. Admire several of the city's most celebrated pieces of architecture from artists such as Antoni Gaudí, Josep Puig i Cadafalch, Lluís Domènech i Montaner, and many others. As you glide along the street, soak up the rich historical atmosphere and listen to fascinating stories about the city’s past. Stop by the city’s Arc de Triumph next, which was built for the 1888 Barcelona World Fair, then head over to Ciutadella Park. Ride through the green heart of the city to reach the famous Cascade Fountain and see colorful parrots flying around. Travel back towards the Eixample district, passing by La Monumental...

  David was excellent. Very informative and friendly guy who made the trip for a family of four including two teenagers really fun. Would definitely recommend the e scooter tour!

  Reviewed by Anita, 9/19/2021
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  5. Barcelona Historical 3-Hour Bike Tour

  Barcelona is home to cathedrals, parks and stunning modern structures, all of which you will see on this 3-hour tour. The scenic ride begins at Ciutadella Park, home to the Barcelona Zoo and the Spanish gardens. Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter awaits you next with its beautiful churches and charming streets. Then bike to Gaudi's architectural masterpiece, the Sagrada Familia. Also refinished by Gaudi is Casa Batllo, which comes next on this artistic ride. True to its name, this one-of-a-kind building looks like a house of bones. You'll also get to cruise past another example of Gaudi's modern design, La Pedrera. On this fully-guided tour, experience Barcelona and discover its amazing architecture and history. The ride is at a relaxing pace and includes many stops so you can really enjoy the Spanish scenery and take lots of photos. Enjoy!

  The guide was Excellent and very exiting while explaining. Still too much talking. I would some more time for riding.

  Reviewed by alberto, 12/11/2017