• Torre Romana. Siglo IV d.C. - The Roman Tower from the 4th century AD in Barcelona is a historic defensive structure that was part of the Roman walls of Barcino. Constructed from stone in the 4th century, it is located near the current Cathedral, providing insight into the city’s Roman military and urban history. It is one of the most well-preserved relics from that period.
• Ciutat Vella - Known as the Gothic Quarter, Ciutat Vella is the historic heart of Barcelona, featuring Roman walls, medieval streets, Gothic architecture, and the coastal area of La Barceloneta.
• Port Vell (Old Port) - A vibrant harbor located at the end of La Rambla, revitalized for the 1992 Olympics. It includes a marina, shops, restaurants, the Aquarium, and scenic promenades along the sea.
• Columbus Monument - A 60-meter column erected in 1888 at the base of La Rambla, crowned with a statue of Christopher Columbus pointing towards the sea. Visitors can take an elevator to a panoramic viewing platform.
• El Cap de Barcelona - A vibrant mosaic sculpture by Roy Lichtenstein, crafted for the 1992 Olympics. Inspired by Gaudí’s trencadís technique, it symbolizes Barcelona’s blend of tradition and contemporary art.
• Baluard de Migdia i Muralla de Mar - Remnants of Barcelona’s ancient sea defenses from the 16th century. The Sea Wall once shielded the city from naval attacks, while the Bastion of Migdia bolstered its southern defenses.
• Barceloneta - La Barceloneta is one of Barcelona’s renowned seaside districts, originally established in the 18th century to accommodate those displaced by the Ciutadella fortress construction. Once a fishermen’s and sailors’ neighborhood, it is now a vibrant area celebrated for its expansive sandy beach, seafood eateries, and genuine neighborhood allure. Its narrow lanes, historic taverns, and laid-back vibe contrast with the lively beach promenade, making it a beloved destination for both locals and tourists to experience the Mediterranean lifestyle.
• La Vila Olímpica del Poblenou - Developed for the 1992 Olympics, this contemporary seaside district features the Port Olímpic marina, twin towers, beaches, seafood restaurants, and a lively nightlife.
• Parc de la Ciutadella - A 19th-century park established on the grounds of a former fortress, showcasing the Cascada Monumental, a boating lake, the Parliament of Catalonia, and the Barcelona Zoo. A cherished green retreat in the city.
• La Ribera - A historic medieval district with narrow streets, Gothic architecture, and bustling squares. Home to Santa Maria del Mar, the Picasso Museum, and El Born Centre de Cultura i Memòria, it merges culture, history, and modern living.

• Local guide
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Raincoat in case of rain
• Helmets and hygienic hair net
• Segway use
• Training session

• Tips optional

• In Barcelona, the minimum age to operate Segways and e-scooters is 16. Minors can join the tour using an electric bicycle.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.