About this wheelchair accessible city tour in Barcelona!
Explore the very best that Barcelona has to offer during this accessible city tour that includes private adapted transport. Delve into some of the most famous sights in the city! Your guide will meet you at your accessible accommodation in Barcelona. Starting the tour from the cruise port is also an option.
Columbus: The great explorer
During this city tour you will see the Christopher Columbus Column. The monument was built for the Universal exposition of 1888, in honour of Cristopher Colombus, who was an Italian explorer during the 15th century. During his lifetime he “discovered” The New World on behalf of the Spanish monarchs.
The Barcelona Cathedral
The city of Barcelona is home to a couple of impressive churches. However, The cathedral of Barcelona is the most breath-taking of them all. This gothic church is most famous for its stunning facade and the inclusion of mythical animals such as the water-spitting gargoyles.
Enjoy this unique piece of architecture during your exterior viewing to the Barcelona Cathedral.
Ciutadella Parc
Continue your tour at one of the most famous park in Barcelona: Ciutadella Parc. The park is filled with interesting momuments and wide open green spaces. The Park is always filled with hustle and bustle. From street artists performing their favorite song to local people having a picnic, going for a run or walking their dogs. If you get lucky, you might see some people dancing the Flamenco.
Plaça d’Espanya and the bulls from the past
Afterwards your tour will continue towards one of the most well-known plazas in Barcelona: the Plaça d’Espanya. This plaza is where you will find the famous Magic Fountain of Montjuïc and just like in the fairytales this magical fountain lights up the whole square and makes the city dance to its majestic music.
Also on Plaça d’Espanya is where you will find the famous Bull Ring. Beter known as Las Arenas. This is one of the three former bullfighting arenas in the city. In 1999, the arena was transformed into a modern shopping center, accompanied by a accessible rooftop terrace filled with lovely restaurants and a spectacular 360° panoramic view. Luckily, the arena kept its original structure maintaining this architectural work of art.
Montjuïc Mountain
Next up on your tour is the Montjuïc mountain. With a view of sports holy-land, the 1992 Olympic stadium. On top of the hill, you can see the beautiful horizon of Barcelona, the port and in the distance you will spot the coastline of the Costa Brava. Enjoy the view, take in your surroundings, snap some pictures and create some wonderful memories.
Wheelchair accessible visit to the Sagrada Familia
The absolute highlight of your tour will be the inside visit, with your private licensed guide and skip-the-line tickets of the world-famous Sagrada Familia. When you arrive at the Sagrada Familia, you will have plenty of time to view the Cathedral both inside and out. So take a moment to marvel at this architectural masterpiece created by Antoni Gaudi.
Upon entering the church you will be greeted by stunning bright lights, high ceilings and its unique and renewed Gothic style. Making the statements of the Sagrada Famila being the most beautiful Basilica in Barcelona an absolute understatement.
Passeig de Gracia
Your tour will continue along the boulevard of Passeig de Gracia to see La Pedrera and Casa Batlló, two amazing buildings which have been designed by Gaudi. Casa Batlló is a very special landmark surrounded by typical Barcelona architecture, making it stand out from its surroundings. Casa Batlló was build in dedication to the legend of Saint George. The colorful ceramic tiles represent the black of the dragon. Even the roof has intricate details that illustrate the story of Saint George and the dragon.
La Pedrera tells a completely different tale, The original name of this artwork was ‘Casa Mila’ due to the fact that the Mila family used to live in this house. La Pedrera Means ‘the stone quarry’ in Spanish. The locals nicknamed the building as such because they did not like the design of the house. Whether or not you like the design, is up to you to decide. However, the building definitely catches your attention.
An additional, optional visit to Palau de la música Catalana is also available, please contact us if you wish to include this in your itinerary.
At the end of the tour, your private guide will drop you off at the starting point of the tour to enjoy the rest of your day.
Note: the order of visits/sites may differ depending on the starting point or local traffic situations.