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Experience a new form of cycling while you discover the amazing street art scene of barcelona.

Starting from Gotico district, we’ll guide you all around the city center until Poblenou, the most alternative and industrial “barrio”. You will feel the old vibrating soul of the city and discover where the biggest murals and graffitis are hidden. In order to have a unique experience, we offer you the chance to ride exclusive bamboo bicycles (in collaboration with  www.bamboobiketour.com ), 100% handmade and equipped with high-quality components to bring you maximum comfort. Don’t miss it!

Starting point : Bike Rental & Shop | By-Cycle Barcelona, Carrer del Notariat, 6, 08001 Barcelona

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Districts visited: City centre (Raval, Gotico, Born)

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If you feel like exploring the city but don’t like the idea of having to do it on foot, there are a variety of services available that allow you to tour while sitting down. One popular way to do it is by  bike and one particular company is offering  tours that will have you riding some of the most beautiful bikes  yet.

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As the name indicates,  Bamboo Bike Tours offers tours of the city in bikes made of bamboo . They have two beautiful models available for visitors to choose from: the Buena Vista , designed and built in Argentina, and the Octavi,  designed in Barcelona and built in Argentina. Both of the models are made of high-quality parts from brands like Brooks, Shimano, and Michelin.

But what about the bamboo?

Bamboo may not seem like the most obvious choice when thinking of bike-building materials , but the truth is that it is a very strong and flexible type of wood which grows rapidly enough so that its harvesting won’t be a synonym of deforestation.

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An ethical form of doing business

Bamboo Bike Tours is a company that is deeply committed to sustainability. Another reason why they chose the  bamboo as their main material is that building a  bicycle made out of bamboo spends only 10% of the resources that would be necessary to build a  bike using regular materials. Amazing!

But their commitment to an ethical form of doing business doesn’t stop there.  Bamboo Bike Tours is a great supporter of  fair trade , making sure that all of their bikes are produced in good working conditions . They also plan to use 10% of their earnings to promote social projects for young people in the city, a commendable initiative that hopefully will inspire other local businesses to follow suit.

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Bamboo Bike Tours offers private tours only, which means that random people cannot join in a group. They offer 8 different tours , each one with a specific duration.

The Red Tour lasts 2 hours and it covers the areas of Barceloneta , Vila Olimpica, El Born and the Gothic neighborhood. In this  tour , visitors will have a chance to see Parc de la Ciutadella, Arc de Triomf, Palau de la Música Catalana and much more. The price of the  Red Tour is of 29€ per person.

The  Blue Tour lasts 3 hours and it covers the same areas as the  Red Tour , plus the areas near Sagrada Família and the Agbar Tower . The price of the  Blue Tour is of 39€ per person.

The  Green Tour lasts 4 hours and it expands from what the  Blue Tour  covers to the area of Gràcia, which includes highlights such as the former bullfight arena Monumental and Teatre Nacional de Catalunya. The price of the Green   Tour is of 57€ per person, which includes a drink.

The Yellow  Tour lasts 5 hours and, on top of the areas covered by the previous  tours , covers some of Eixample and more of Ciutat Vella. This  tour will take visitors to such sites as MACBA , La Pedrera, and Plaça Catalunya. The price of the Yellow   Tour is of 73€ per person, which includes a drink and a tapa.

The  Purple Tour lasts 6 hours and it covers most of the major touristic sites in the city, expanding the visit all the way to Plaza Espanya and the Poble Sec neighborhood. Some of the highlights of this  tour include El Gran Teatre del Liceu, the Old Port, and Plaça Universitat.  The price of the Yellow   Tour is of 90€ per person, which includes a  drink and a two-course meal.

They also offer a different type of  tour , focused on s treet art . This  tour , which happens in collaboration with  Street Art Barcelona , takes visitors to discover some of the most amazing samples of  street art that can be found in the city. There are 3 different street art tours  to choose from: the  Ciutat Vella   tour , which costs 25€ per person and lasts 2 hours, the  Poble Nour tour , which costs 39€ per person and lasts 3.50 hours, and a  tour that combines both areas , which costs 58€ per person and lasts 5 hours.

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Hiring Bamboo Bike Tours for your events

Bamboo Bike Tours is available for hire for certain types of events. One of the popular options they offer is a pack for Bachelor/Bachelorette parties , where the bride or groom to be can choose a classic experience (tour + drink + tapa or cake), the refresh experience (tour +  soup or juice + vegan or vegetarian tapa), or the  VIP experience (tour + glass of cava + 2 drinks + local snacks like fuet, ham and cheese). There is also the possibility of choosing a  personalized experience which will be tailor made for you.

Bamboo Bike Tours also offers  team building activities such as the creation of a  collective artwork with graffiti, individual works of art, or even a fun treasure hunt.

What are you waiting for? Book your tour with  Bamboo Bike Tours today and get pedaling!

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Bamboo Bike Tours – Reinventing the Wheel

Riding a bike made out of bamboo is the ultimate method of transport in Barcelona, since it’s even more eco-friendly, gratifying and comfortable than an ordinary bicycle. With Bamboo Bike Tours , you get the chance to take a handmade, high-tech chopper for a spin, plus receive a fascinating guided tour of the city from an experienced and passionate resident. Become a moving attraction as you glide effortlessly around the Catalan capital, and learn about its rich culture as you go.

The concept of a bike made from bamboo is a little peculiar but Barcelona loves to celebrate this kind of funky innovation, especially when it’s also sustainable for the planet. Unlike wood, bamboo avoids deforestation because it is a fast-growing plant, and unlike metal, it requires very little energy to source and craft. Bamboo is also lightweight, strong and supple; the perfect combination for a comfortable frame that acts as natural suspension by absorbing impact. Bamboo Bike Tours source their vehicles from Argentina and ensure only the highest quality components are selected for your comfort and safety.

Once you have been allocated your hand-crafted ride, you are free to follow your guide through the most scenic routes Barcelona has to offer. There is no better way to see the sights of a city with an average 300 days of unbroken sun, than in the open air. As you glide past magnificent views such as Port Vell and the lofty W Hotel, you will appreciate both the superior design of your vehicle and the unrivalled beauty of the city in equal measure.

However, to truly comprehend the intriguing history and culture behind the Mediterranean metropolis, a knowledgeable chaperone is required. This is where Bamboo Bike Tours live up to the second part of their name, providing insightful and entertaining facts about the city and its people. Learn how watershed events such as the 1992 Olympic Games and the 1888 Universal Exposition transformed whole districts, and helped create the landscape we see today. The experienced guides can offer as much or as little information as you like, tailoring each tour to the expectations and interests of the group. This flexibility and easygoing attitude permeates the entire journey and it feels as if you are exploring the city with a close and erudite friend.

Bamboo Bike Tours are an easy way to see a significant portion of Barcelona, in every way. The bikes themselves make for a smooth ride, and the flat geography of the city contributes to an undemanding journey – even in the heat of summer. Groups are intentionally small so that you and your friends can enjoy a personal tour, and the guides themselves are a fun, enthusiastic addition to the day, providing entertainment and intuition throughout.

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Barcelona by Bicycle: My Favourite Routes & Rides ~ A Cyclist’s Guide

Last updated on June 16, 2019

My personal favourite cycling routes, trails and loops in Barcelona, based on the last 5 years or so that I’ve been exploring the city on two wheels.

With its thriving bike culture and almost 300 kilometres of dedicated bike lanes, Barcelona is a cyclist’s dream city.

Note: Scroll down and you’ll also find my personal recommendations on the best bike tour companies in and around Barcelona.

When I was a boy I would ride my little red BMX listening to Queen’s ‘ I want to ride my bicycle ‘ on my Walkman until the batteries ran out. Cycling is still extremely important to me, an essential part of my everyday life, made even more enjoyable by Barcelona’s year-round balmy climate. 

I love the fluidity of it and sense of freedom, the physical exertion and mental tranquility it brings me. It’s my meditation, a tonic for the the modern world.

I spend as much of my free time exploring Barcelona on my bike as possible. It’s one of the best things about living here and I almost always use my bike instead of public transport – it’s often quicker and always more enjoyable.

From sandy beach boardwalks and urban cycle lanes to pine-scented mountain bike trails and family-friendly parks, there truly is something for every type of rider in Barcelona.

The following are my personal favourite cycling routes, trails and loops in Barcelona. I should mention that I’m not much of a road cyclist and typically prefer to cruise the beach, urban bike lanes and mountain dirt tracks.

Breeze Through the  Palm-Filled  Parc Ciutadella

Perfect for easy riders and picnicking couples/families

The verdant 70-acre Parc Ciutadella is perfect for a relaxing bike ride and picnic pitstop. It’s easily accessed from the Born barrio in the old town and is well connected to a cycle track that will lead you down to the waterfront.

Don’t miss the iconic Arc de Triompf monument, which was built as the gateway to the World Fair, which Barcelona hosted in 1888. Once in the park, seek out the gorgeous water fountains and boating lake, or lock up your bike and pop into Barcelona Zoo to see the tigers. Check out my post about Parc Ciutadella here for more.

Tip: There’s a tiny corner shop just across the road from the Arc de Triompf. I often stop here to grab a couple of cold ones and a bag of pistachios or an ice-cream to keep me company in the park.

End point: Head towards the beach and follow the beach boardwalk back towards the city centre or loop back on yourself and head back into the thick of the old town.

Bike needed: Any. Advice on where to rent bikes in Barcelona at the bottom of this page.

Time needed: 1-2 hours if you stop to explore the park.

Cruise the Boardwalk at Barceloneta Beach

Perfect for laid-back beach bums

Slap some sunscreen on and take a gentle saunter along the Passeig Marítim (maritime boardwalk), which traces the entirety of Barcelona’s sun-kissed coastline.

Stop for tapas, paella, cocktails and ice-cream at one of the many chiringuito beach bars and restaurants that overlook the cobalt waters – see my guide to the best bars and restaurants near the beach .

The crowds can be maddening for cyclists who have a need for speed, but if you’re keen to kick back and go slow then this will be right up your street.

Tip: One of my favourite spots on the beach is at the foot of the glitzy W Hotel at the far end of the beach. It’s generally a little bit quieter and the little bay offers shelter on windier/wavier days – this is where I go paddle boarding.

Starting point:  I like to start at the Christopher Columbus statue at the bottom of Las Ramblas and follow the cycle lane (it’s well marked) to Barceloneta beach. Then it’s just a case of following the coastline.

End point: If you’re feeling lazy then just head down to the glistening goldfish statue by the twin towers (you’ll know what I mean when you see it). Personally, I love the ride all the way down to Parc del Fòrum (mapped above), because you get to see all of Barcelona’s beaches and see how they change as you travel farther away from touristy Barceloneta beach.

Check out my guide to Barcelona’s beaches so you can choose one to take a pitstop at.

Bike needed: Any, though a beach cruiser will certainly add to the vibe.

Time needed: 1-2 hours for the ride and then as long as you desire for sunbathing and tapas munching.

Climb Montjuïc for Greenery and City Vistas

Perfect for adventurous/relatively experienced cyclists

With fragrant pine trees, sweeping views over Barcelona’s terracotta skyline and a host of attractions to admire along the way, this is the route I do most often. See my ‘ One Winter’s Day ‘ photo journal to see why I love it so much.

Montjuïc is a hill/small mountain which is most famous for being home to Montjuïc Castle and the remnants of the 1992 Olympic Games, which are still in use.

Don’t miss the needle-like Telefonica Communications Tower  that sits within the grounds of the Olympic Park – a useful homing beacon.

Tip: If you follow my route you will find yourself at the Caseta del Migdia , a little outdoor bar housed under the canopy of a pine forest with epic views over the Mediterranean. Be sure to stop here to cool off with a cerveza – the ride back into town is all downhill!

Starting point:  There are many ways to take on Montjuic but I like to start at Plaça d’Espanya and take in the view of the majestic Palau Nacional (National Palace – houses the Catalan Museum of Art ) as you begin the ride. To get here from the city centre, take the cycle lane in the middle of  Avinguda del Paral·lel  – it’s a long straight road. Once you’re at the foot of the palace, the road bears left. Follow it up towards the communications tower (pictured above) and keep going up, up, up until you reach the castle.

End point: The final destination is basically Montjuic Castle – the views from here are incredible and if you follow the crowds you will find a little look out point with dramatic vistas over Barcelona. From here you can swoop down the main road that leads back to the city (follow the cable cars) or double back on yourself if you fancy doing it all again.

Bike needed: Any as long as you have a few gears to play with – the climbs are pretty brutal. Advice on where to rent bikes in Barcelona at the bottom of this page.

Time needed: I do the full loop from my house (mapped) in less than an hour but allow 2 or 3 hours to fully enjoy the views along the way.

Push Yourself on Carretera de les Aigües in the Collserola Mountains

Perfect for experienced cyclists and those who want get out of the city

With the various narrow paths and tracks that lead off it, it offers the best mountain bike routes in Barcelona.

I absoultely adore it here. There’s something magical about the sweet smell of the pine trees as they ooze their sticky sap and sway in the breeze, the sound of the sunbaked soil crackling under your tyres as you weave along the mountain’s contours.

Tip: Be aware that you may encounter wild boar, but they rarely seem bothered or even slightly interested in humans.

Most visitors don’t make it this far out of the city centre, which I think is sad because it’s probably my favourite part of Barcelona. Typically it’s just serious mountain/enduro bike riders and neon-blurred runners.

It’s an relatively easy ride once you’re there, but it’s an absolute ballbuster of a climb to ride up there, even if you take your bike on the FGC train up to the nearby Avenida Tibidabo stop. It’s totally worth it though and the views across the city are truly spectacular.

If you’re really “into cycling” and crave a bit of physical exertion, this is the route for you.

Tip: For an extra burn you can climb all the way up to Tibidabo, the vintage theme park that can be seen looming over Barcelona from almost anywhere in the city (route below).  

Starting point: I recommend following the cycle track along Avinguda Diagonal all the way to the western fringe of the city, cutting through Parc Cervantes and joining the track at the carpark here . Please note that this in itself is one hell of a ride – I see a lot of riders driving here and jumping on their bikes here.

End Point: At the other end of the Carretera de les Aigües is another carpark . I normally turn around here and double back on myself, taking the same route back into the city. In theory you could also follow the road from here back into the city, but I’ve yet to find a route that isn’t fraught with angry drivers who don’t like cyclists.  

Tip: Obviously you could start and/or end your ride at either of these carparks (especially if you have access to a car) – I’m just sharing my personal favourite way to do it.

Bike needed: You’ll need a mountain bike or a gravel bike with decently chubby tyres. Advice on where to rent bikes in Barcelona at the bottom of this page.

Time needed: The route I take (mapped above), which basically starts on Avinguda Diagonal and ends at the carpark before doubling back on itself, takes me around 2.5 hours on a good day, though you’ll want to set aside at least 3.5-4 hours if you want to stop and take in the epic views.

Practical Advice for Cycling in Barcelona

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Guided bike tours are a fantastic way to see and learn about Barcelona – if you’re in a small group that is (avoid large tour groups at all costs).

Here are a couple of the best Barcelona bike tour companies that I’ve experienced first-hand:

Buena Vista Bike Tours ~ Barcelona’s Friendliest and Most Versatile Bike Tour

Buena Vista is a tiny bike tour company in Barcelona that’s big on sustainability. They’re strict about keeping their groups small and intimate, which means their tours feel more like you’re being shown around the city by a friend than a guide.

Check out my full review here to see my thoughts and photos.

Buena Vista also specialises in private tours and can customise routes to work in tapas bars and/or a picnic on the beach.

Tours take roughly three hours and are available to book on their website from €26 for adults and €23 for children (aged 4-12).

Steel Donkey Bike Tours ~ Barcelona’s Leading Alternative Bike Tour

To get a really complete overview of Barcelona, from the pine-blanketed cliffs of Montjuic to the vibrant street art of the hipster Poblenou barrio, I recommend taking an alternative bike tour with the guys at Steel Donkey Bike Tours – book a 4 hour tour here from €35 .

Not only do the guides reveal the secrets and stories of the city’s ancient past, but they also take you off the beaten path and introduce you to local foodie spots and hidden nooks of the city.

No two tours are ever quite the same and the groups are always kept small, with the guides using their local knowledge to work in local festivities or avoid crowded areas, so you can spend more time exploring the city on your trusty steed. The ideal bike tour for first-time visitors in Barcelona.

Bamboo Bike Tours ~ Barcelona’s Most Eco-Friendly Bike Tour

Fancy cruising Barcelona on a bike made, quite literally, of bamboo?

Bamboo Bike Tours specialise in private bike tours (all of their tours are customised for your private group) and were one of the first tour companies I came across in Barcelona that were “thinking green”.  You can read about my experience here .

Their private tours run from between 2 and 6 hours, depending on what your group wants to see, and are available to book from €41 here.

They also run a variety of specialist tours, such as the “Barcelona Street Art Bike Tour” , which you can book here from €53.

Where to rent a bike in Barcelona: I recently discovered a bike rental portal site called Baja Bikes that gives you access to most, if not all, of Barcelona’s bike rental companies. It’s great because you can find your nearest pick-up point and the best prices on your phone.

You may also want to check out the Donkey Republic stationless bike sharing company. Their bikes are locked at various points around the city – you pay for your rental bike and unlock it with the app. See my full post to hear about my experience .

Want to bring your own bike to Barcelona? As a bike tourer myself – see my Costa Brava touring adventure – I know that it’s nice to have your own gear, especially if you’re planning longer bike trips across other parts of Spain. Obviously you can box up your bike and fly with it, but you can also ship your bike to Spain easily and cheaply with well-known companies like TNT .

Beyond the City ~ Cycle Trips and Tours Outside Barcelona

Barcelona vineyard bike tours.

If like me your ideal bike ride would include riding and tasting your way through mile after mile of Barcelona’s nearby vineyards, you’ll fall in love with these vino-fulled bike tours.

Penedès ~ Catalonia’s Famous Cava Country

Located just over half an hour away from Barcelona, this fertile wine region produces 95% of the world’s Cava (the local version of Champagne) and is the perfect destination to combine bike riding with wine sipping.

This excellent e-bike vineyard Penedès tour includes visits to two wineries, a meeting with a local wine producer and a full lunch in the Catalan country side with wine pairings. Available to book here from €114.

Alta Alella ~ Catalonia’s Thriving Natural Wine Region

The Atla Alella wine region sits just north of Barcelona and is fast becoming one of the finest natural and bio-dynamic wine producing regions in Spain.

This impressive 7-hour e-bike tour sets off from Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter and hugs the coast up to a small winery in the Serralada de Marina Natural Park.

The tour includes wine tastings and a picnic and is available to book here from €59 per person.

Girona ~ Discover Lance Armstrong’s Training Grounds

If you’re a serious cyclist then you may already know that the region of Girona, which lies just over half an hour away from Barcelona, is world-renowned for its cycling terrain. In fact, Lance Armstrong once had a house here and brought his team here to train.

Whether you go for the day or stop over for a couple of nights, you’ll love the Medieval streets of Girona city.

My friends Dave and Saskia at Bike Breaks Cycle Centre will provide you with bikes, advice and everything else you’ll need to ride the area (including guided tours).

Barcelona Cycling Rules and Safety

Barcelona is extremely bike-friendly but there are a couple of things to keep in mind.

1. Stay in the bike lanes – Remember that you shouldn’t be riding on the pavement/sidewalk – police will shout at you if you do and can fine you. This is annoying because I’ve lost track of how many times I’ve nearly killed pedestrians (and myself in the process) who were walking in bike lanes. And the police don’t seem concerned about this!

2. Ride on the right – Many of the roads in Barcelona are one way, which means the bike lanes are too. There’s always some jackass cycling the wrong direction at 100mph – don’t let it be you.

3. Stay focussed and think like a local – I understand. You’re on holidays and it’s sunny and it’s warm and it’s Barcelona! But don’t forget that this is a real city with real people. Respect the cycle lanes and don’t cycle four-abreast with your friends so that people can’t overtake you. More advice and things you should know before coming to Barcelona here. 

4. Helmets are not necessary – But if you’re an inexperienced rider or riding with kids then it’s definitely worth wearing one. I normally do (mainly because I normally like to stop for a beer or vino before heading home).

5. Lock, lock and triple lock your bike – I’ve had a number of bikes stolen in Barcelona and it never ceases to make me feel sick. It’s a HUGE problem here. Not only will thieves steal your bike but they will also take seats, wheels and pretty much anything they can. Someone stole the rear wheel off my last mountain bike and it worked out cheaper for me to buy a new bike than to replace it (frame, tyre, tube, gear cassette, etc.). So whatever you do, lock your frame to something sturdy and lock both wheels and your seat to the frame.

6. Avoid putting your bike on the metro –  You can take your bike on the metro on Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays and every day in July and August, but it’s not a pleasant experience and generally not worth the effort. On weekdays throughout the rest of the year, bicycles are only allowed from 5.00 am to 7.00 am, from 9.30 am until 5.00 pm and from 8.30 pm until close of the service. Fold up bikes are allowed at all times and all days.

Happy riding! If you spot me on the trails then please do stop and say hello. If you have any Barcelona-cycling-related questions then please leave a comment below.

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The Steel Donkeys look fantastic, sad I will only be able to bike on Sunday :( But thanks for the recs, this is really helpful, I’ll look at Bamboo!

Barcelona a fantastic biking region in the world. I have read out many blogs and get Barcelona is one of the best places for air heal biking and an amazing fun friendly atmosphere. Be biker stay biker for best city bikes home biking.

Thank you for the routes. I will be sure to go biking there when I visit Spain. I will be there to watch la Liga, and use the opportunity for biking. Seems like a nice place to ride around.

Be in Barcelona for a month next week with my Brompton. I’m guessing it’s relatively safe for a folding bike as not leaving it anywhere. How about hotel rooms ? Unlikely to be targeted if left during day whilst working ? Is there good cycle routes to Santa Adria de Besos from town centre ?

Many thanks

Yes you should be fine as long as you keep it with you at all times. Don’t leave it anywhere even for a second (not even to go pay for a coffee or take a pee). And yes, I believe there are plenty of bike lanes that go to Besos on farther. Just have a quick look on Google – they’re all nice and straight so easy to follow.

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Lila Tour    6 Std.    96€  /  Einkehrschwung inkl. Getränk + Mahlzeit

Street Art Tour   ab 34€     Unser Highlight!

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hat ein Netz von ca.  200 Kilometern Radwege  und durchschnittlich 300 Sonnentage   pro Jahr . Perfekt zum Fahrrad fahren!

Erleben Sie eine neue Form des Radelns und entdecken Sie gleichzeitig eine der schönsten Städte des Mittelmeerraumes.

ist leicht, stabil und zugleich sehr biegsam. Es wirkt wie ein  natürlicher Stoßdämpfer und verleiht so ein  angenehmes Fahrgefühl.

Bambus  wirkt der Abholzung entgegen , da es eine schnell nachwachsende Pflanze ist . Die Herstellung eines Bambusrads benötigt nur rund 10% der Energie,  die zur Produktion eines herkömmlichen Fahrrads verbraucht wird.

Jedes ist ein Unikat,  100% handgefertigt  und ausgestattet  mit hochwertigen Qualitätskomponenten.

Wir stellen sicher, dass alle unsere Bambusräder  zu   fairen Arbeitsbedingungen und gerechten Löhnen für unsere Produzenten und Partner hergestellt  wurden.

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