Montjuïc is a broad hill on the southwest side of Barcelona, overlooking the harbor and the city center. Well-known as the site that hosted several major events for the 1992 Summer Olympics, as well as the 1929 International Exposition, Montjuïc is rich in history, architecture and natural beauty. Home to the 17th century Montjuïc Castle, the Palau Nacional, the Olympic Stadium, several museums, manicured gardens, ornate statues and fountains, as well as breathtaking, panoramic views of the harbor and the city below, Montjuïc is a must-see location for all Barcelona visitors. On our Montjuïc E-bike Tour, we ride the newest and best electric bikes (E-bikes), which eliminate the need for strenuous pedaling and enable you to cruise up and down the hills of Montjuïc without breaking a sweat! Our tour route follows wide, bike-friendly paths through parks, gardens and nature trails with very little automobile traffic…all from the comfort of a fun and easy to ride E-bike. Our comprehensive tour of Montjuïc is designed with the ultimate safety, pleasure and comfort of our guests in mind. Our experienced guides will take you on a memorable journey of Montjuïc and its most popular sites, stopping along the way for interesting stories and spectacular photo-ops. You will absolutely love this tour! Please note, since we only have E-bikes available in standard adult bike sizes, this tour is only recommended for guests ages 12 and up with moderate bike riding abilities.

See the façade during introductory stop.

Stop for speech about the Port Vella

Stop for a speech about Plaça Espanya.

Stop for a speech about the International Expo of 1927.

Stop to see the building with little speech.

Stop for a little break.

During your tour, see Palau Sant Jordi, an indoor sporting arena and multi-purpose installation that is part of the Olympic Ring complex

Stop to see inside of stadium.

You'll also see this beautiful castle which stands on a vantage point 173 metres above the port. It commands stunning views of the city. Now a peaceable place, the memory of this fortress endures in Barcelona as a symbol of repression but also of the city's struggles during different periods in its history.