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Alella Wine Tasting eBike Tour: Discover Catalonia Beyond Barcelona eBike Tour

Leave the bustling city behind and ride along the stunning Mediterranean coast, discovering charming seaside towns and the hidden treasures of Catalonia. Let the beauty of Alella’s vineyards and a glass of local wine transport you to another world. Breathe, explore, and taste the best of the region on this unforgettable eBike journey. Join us and experience the true essence of Catalonia

from

119

,00 €

FROM

119

,00 €

Bike

eBike

Level

Easy

Group Size

1-15

The wine tastes best in a real, authentic wineyard. That’s why we will take you biking outside of the city-life, 15 kilometers away from Barcelona. You will get clearer picture of the Catalunia region as we travel through the refreshing sea, going past the small towns and take a break at the Boquet d’Alella, where you will be able to calm down, enjoy the fresh mediterrian breeze with vineyards all around you! And don’t forget the most important part, the best wine the region has for you!

Overview

This tour will take you beyond the bustle of the city out into the real Catalonia.

Beginning in the neighbourhood of El Born on the edge of the medieval city, this tour will make its way north into the foothills of the Serralada Litoral.
As you leave the city, you’ll pass by the imposing Ximeneies de Sant Adrià, some of the last remnants of awesome industrial capacity that earned Barcelona the epithet of the ‘Manchester of Spain’. You’ll continue up the coast, all the time hugging the tranquil, undulating Mediterranean, and pass through the seaside towns Badalona, Montgat and Masnou. From there, you’ll take sharp turn inland and begin to make your way uphill.

As you near Alella, you’ll begin to see some the majestic buildings that once belonged to those Catalans who made their fortunes in the Americas. Once in the town, you’ll begin to wind your way through the narrow streets towards Bouquet d’Alella, the smallest vinyards to be awarded a Denomination of Origin (D.O) in Spain. There, you’ll get to sample some of the best wines the region has to offer.

After this well needed repast, you jump back on your eBikes once again to make your way back to the metropolis. By the time you’re back, you’ll have come to realise that the richness Barcelona has to offer is not to be found only in the urban area but also outside in the surrounding towns.

Itinerary

Pl. St Agustí Vell 16

Meeting Point

Your guides will be waiting for you at our office in Plaça Sant Agustí Vell 16, right in the heart of El Born—one of Barcelona’s most historic and vibrant neighborhoods. Keep in mind that in a city as old as Barcelona, some places have similar names, so be sure you’re heading to Sant Agustí Vell to start your experience.

Once everyone is ready, your guide will introduce you to your eBike, explaining how it works and giving you a brief safety overview to make sure you feel comfortable before setting off. You’ll also get a quick preview of what to expect on the ride. Before we officially begin, you’ll have the chance to take a short test ride to ensure everything is adjusted to your liking.

With everything in place, it’s time to embark on your unforgettable journey beyond the city, towards the stunning Mediterranean coast and the vineyards of Alella!

The Born Centre Cultural:

A Window into Barcelona’s Past

Our first stop is at the Born Centre Cultural, a fascinating space that blends history, archaeology, and modern Barcelona. This former market, now a museum, houses the excavated remains of the 18th-century city, offering a glimpse into Barcelona’s past.

Here, we’ll take a moment to check our bikes and ensure that everything is running smoothly. It’s the perfect spot to make any final adjustments, get comfortable with your eBike, and ask any last-minute questions before we set off on our journey beyond the city.

While we’re here, take in the striking iron-and-glass architecture of this historic building and soak up the atmosphere of El Born, one of Barcelona’s most vibrant and culturally rich neighborhoods. 

Parliament of Catalonia:

History at the Heart of Ciutadella Park

As we ride into Ciutadella Park, we’ll come across one of Barcelona’s most significant political landmarks—the Parliament of Catalonia. This grand, red-brick building was originally designed as a military arsenal in the 18th century before being transformed into the seat of the Catalan Parliament.

Here, we’ll take a short break to admire the historic architecture and learn about the role this institution has played in Catalonia’s past and present. The setting, surrounded by the park’s greenery and peaceful atmosphere, makes it an ideal spot to pause, adjust our bikes if needed, and take in the beauty of one of Barcelona’s most iconic parks.

With the Parliament standing as a symbol of Catalan identity, this stop offers a fascinating contrast between history, politics, and the vibrant natural surroundings. Once we’re all set, we’ll continue our journey, gradually leaving the city behind as we ride towards the coast.

Port Olímpic:

Barcelona’s Iconic Seaside Hub

The old Port of Barcelona. In Medieval times there was a lot of movement in this port. Imagine: Barcelona was part of the Crown of Aragon and the territories of Corsega, Cerdeña and Napoles were part of this Crown. There were commercial relations with all these places, cultural exchange, information transmission. Those were good times for the city! It was already a cosmopolitan city.

Forum:

Where Modern Barcelona Meets the Mediterranean

As we continue our ride, we arrive at Forum, one of Barcelona’s most striking modern developments. Built for the 2004 Universal Forum of Cultures, this area represents the city’s commitment to sustainability, innovation, and contemporary urban design. Unlike the historic streets of El Born or Ciutadella Park, here you’ll find expansive open spaces, cutting-edge architecture, and a stunning coastline.

This is a great spot to pause, take in the views of the Mediterranean, and ensure our bikes are running smoothlybefore we continue. The wide cycling paths and modern infrastructure make for an effortless ride, allowing us to leave the urban energy behind and embrace the peaceful coastal road ahead.

With the sea breeze at our backs, we’ll soon begin to experience a different side of Catalonia—one that blends urban transformation with the natural beauty of the Mediterranean coastline.

Pont del Petroli:

A Scenic Walkway Over the Mediterranean

As we ride along the coast, we reach Pont del Petroli, one of Badalona’s most iconic landmarks. Originally built in the 1960s as an industrial pier for unloading petroleum, this structure was later transformed into a public walkway, offering stunning panoramic views over the Mediterranean Sea.

Stretching 250 meters out into the water, the bridge provides a unique perspective of the coastline, making it a favorite spot for photographers, cyclists, and those looking to enjoy a peaceful moment by the sea. Beneath the pier, the clear waters are home to diverse marine life, making it a popular site for divers and nature enthusiasts.

Here, we’ll take a short break to appreciate the sea breeze, the gentle sound of the waves, and the striking contrast between Badalona’s industrial past and its vibrant present. After soaking in the views, we’ll continue our journey along the coast, heading deeper into Catalonia’s beautiful seaside landscapes.

Alella:

A Hidden Gem in Catalonia’s Wine Country

Nestled between the Mediterranean coast and the rolling hills of the Serralada Litoral, Alella is a charming Catalan town known for its rich winemaking heritage, elegant architecture, and tranquil atmosphere. Despite being just a short ride from Barcelona, Alella feels like a world away, offering a peaceful escape from the city’s energy.

This small yet prestigious town is famous for its D.O. Alella wines, some of the finest in the region, produced in vineyards that have thrived for centuries. As we ride through its narrow, picturesque streets, you’ll see historic Indianos mansions, built by Catalans who made their fortunes in the Americas and returned to invest in their homeland.

With its stunning landscapes, deep-rooted traditions, and exceptional wines, Alella is the perfect place to slow down, take in the beauty of the surroundings, and enjoy a true taste of Catalonia’s wine country.

Bouquet de Alella:

Wine Tasting in a Boutique Vineyard

Surrounded by rolling vineyards and breathtaking views of the Mediterranean, Bouquet d’Alella is a family-run boutique winery that proudly carries on the region’s centuries-old winemaking tradition. Nestled in the heart of Alella’s Denomination of Origin (D.O.), this vineyard produces some of the most prestigious and exclusive wines in Catalonia.

Here, we’ll take a well-deserved break to enjoy a guided wine tasting, where you’ll have the chance to savor their most renowned wines, each reflecting the unique character of the land. From crisp whites to elegant reds, every sip tells a story of heritage, craftsmanship, and passion for winemaking.

With the Mediterranean breeze and stunning vineyard views all around, this stop is more than just a tasting—it’s an immersive experience that connects you to the flavors, history, and essence of Catalan wine culture.

From Vineyards to the City:

Coastal Views on Our Way Back

After savoring the exquisite wines of Bouquet d’Alella, we hop back on our eBikes and begin our ride back towards Barcelona. The return journey allows us to enjoy the beautiful coastal scenery once more, with the Mediterranean breeze accompanying us as we glide effortlessly along the seaside paths.

As we leave behind the tranquil vineyards and charming streets of Alella, we retrace our route through Masnou, Montgat, and Badalona, passing by the Pont del Petroli, a final chance to soak in the open sea views. Riding through the Forum and Port Olímpic, we gradually transition from the peaceful coastline back into the city’s vibrant rhythm.

Our journey comes full circle as we arrive back in El Born, where we began. Here, in one of Barcelona’s most historic and lively neighborhoods, you’ll have the perfect opportunity to continue exploring, relax in one of its many cafés, or reflect on the incredible experience of discovering Catalonia beyond the city.

FAQS

This tour includes everything needed for a smooth and enjoyable experience:

  • Fully equipped eBike for effortless riding
  • Helmet (if required) for safety
  • Bottled water to stay hydrated
  • Professional local guide to lead the way
  • Liability insurance for peace of mind
  • Guided tour of the vineyards and winery at Bouquet d’Alella
  • Tasting of 4 wines from Bouquet d’Alella
  • Breadsticks to accompany the wine tasting

The following items are not included in the tour price:

  • Additional snacks and beverages (feel free to bring your own or purchase along the way)

The tour lasts approximately 5 to 5.5 hours, including time for sightseeing, cycling, and the wine tasting experience.

The tour starts and ends at our meeting point: Plaça Sant Agustí Vell 16, El Born, Barcelona.

The eBikes make the ride easy and comfortable, even on the uphill sections. The route is mostly along coastal paths and bike-friendly roads, with a moderate incline as we reach Alella.

Not at all! This tour is designed for all levels, and our guides will ensure everyone feels comfortable before setting off.

We provide high-quality eBikes that make the ride effortless, even on inclines, allowing you to fully enjoy the scenery.

Yes, the guided wine tasting at Bouquet d’Alella is included in the tour.

Absolutely! You can still enjoy the beautiful scenery, the vineyard visit, and the relaxing atmosphere at Bouquet d’Alella.

The tour does not include food, but you are welcome to bring a small snack if you’d like. You also have the option to order something at Bouquet d’Alella during the wine tasting or stop along the way at a local café or bakery to grab a bite. Let your guide know if you’d like to include a short food stop!

  • Comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes for safe cycling
  • Sunglasses and sunscreen for protection
  • small backpack for personal items if needed

Yes, for safety reasons, participants must be at least 1.50 meters tall to ride their own eBike.

If there’s light rain, the tour will still go ahead. In case of severe weather, we will work with you to reschedule or adjust the itinerary.

We keep the groups small and personalized, with a maximum of 12 people per group, ensuring a comfortable, interactive, and engaging experience.

Yes! We offer private tours for groups looking for a more exclusive and tailored experience.

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