Immerse yourself in the Bohemian ambience of some of Barcelona’s most ancient neighbourhoods, exploring the very streets which have inspired some of history’s most influential artists. And once you’ve worked up an appetite, join us to try some of the best wines from the region accompanied by a selection of classic dishes with a modern twist.
With our e-bikes fully charged and ready to go, we’ll wind our way through the medieval closes of El Born and discover how this humble community has played such a key role in the formation of the modern Catalan identity. Crossing the Passeig Picasso – named in honour of this neighbourhood’s most famous resident – we’ll ramble through the fin-de-siècle charm of the Parc de la Ciutadella (Park of the Citadel) before heading on towards the Port Olímpic (Olympic Port) to see the impressive legacy of the ‘92 games. From there, we’ll cruise along shores of the Mediterranean under the shade of the palm trees which line the promenade of the city’s famous Barceloneta beach. At the Port Vell (Old Port), you’ll find out why these seaside neighbourhoods are so important to the history of modern art and why the city lays claim to so many cathedrals.
After having journeyed our way through the many ages of the city, we’ll finish off the tour at one of El Born’s most frequented restaurants. Here we’ll toast Barcelona with a sample of cava and a glass of wine, accompanied with a selection of traditional dishes from around Spain.
This is the best way to get to know the many faces of modern Barcelona. You’ll quickly realise how, even with all the monumental changes that these age-old neighbourhoods have experienced, the city still boasts the same Bohemian identity it always has.
