Private Driving Tour of Barcelona

Tour Overview

Hop on a comfortable van and discover the city of Barcelona with the finest explanations. We’ll ensure no corner remains unexplored! ***KID & MULTI-TOUR BOOKING DISCOUNTS***

*** Use code MULTITOUR10DISC FOR 10% discount at check out if you book more than 1 activity

Use code KID5PERCENTDISC FOR 5% discount at check out if there are kids.

Use code KIDMULTITOUR15 for 15% discount at check out if you book more than one activity and there are kids***
***Per person price goes down as the number of people in the group increases***

It's the ideal tour for seniors, families with little walkers, or when it's scorching hot or freezing cold – a comfy way to explore the city without breaking a sweat! While exploring Barcelona, many find it incredibly walkable, yet often miss numerous fascinating sights. For those seeking a more efficient way to see the city or wanting to optimize their time, consider a guided driving tour with an experienced English-speaking driver-guide. This tour caters to individuals who desire a tailored experience, offering a panoramic view and maximizing exploration in a short timeframe. Our driver-guide will pick you up from your Barcelona accommodation for a comfortable 3-hour drive and during our driving tour, we won't miss any corner of Barcelona. We'll pass through the most historic neighborhoods, allowing you to admire from the vehicle Montjuic , Plaza España, Eixample, Paseo de Gracia, Diagonal, Sagrada Familia, Poble Nou, Puerto Olimpico, Arc de Triomf, Ciudadela, Paseo Colon, Puerto Olimpico, Las Ramblas, and Plaça de Catalunya,
On this tour, get a quick yet comprehensive city overview and you might find yourself noting down places worth a second visit. Your driver -guide will share insights and will reveal hidden gems, like his favorite dining spots, for you to explore further at your leisure.
Also, remember, this is a private tour that, whenever parking is possible, allows you to stop and get off the vehicle to take photos of your favorite places.

What's Included

Private car, van or minibus depending on group size.Driver-guide (for groups 8 or larger, you will have a minibus with a driver and a local guide for 3 hours)Briefing our guide with your travel preferences and requestsA list of personal recommendations to continue enjoying the city on your own.Convenient pick-up at your hotel or airport. Indicate it at check out.

What's Not Included

Tips or gratuity
Food and drinks
Entry or admission fee

Your Itinerary

Summary of our itinerary

Please see a summary of the areas we covered during this tour. An array of plazas and streets will be included that are not listed to simplify. Please understand that this is very flexible and the guide may adapt the itinerary based on your needs or preferences. You will start with a pick-up at your hotel in Barcelona or from the airport, you will tour the areas where vehicles can freely ride in Barcelona for three hours, stopping at landmarks for photos if you so desire. This itinerary may be subject to change depending on the location of your hotel.

Montjuic

Montjuïc in Barcelona is a historic hill offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea. It's home to iconic attractions like the Montjuïc Castle and the Magic Fountain, as well as numerous cultural venues and lush gardens. With its rich history and diverse attractions, Montjuïc is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Barcelona.

Plaza de España in Barcelona

Plaza de España in Barcelona is a bustling square renowned for its striking architecture, including the iconic Venetian Towers and the grand Palau Nacional. It serves as a gateway to the Montjuïc hill and hosts cultural events, making it a vibrant hub for locals and tourists alike.

The Eixample district

The Eixample district in Barcelona is renowned for its grid-like layout designed by architect Ildefons Cerdà, characterized by wide avenues and geometrically arranged blocks. It boasts iconic landmarks such as the stunning Sagrada Família and Casa Batlló, showcasing the brilliance of Antoni Gaudí's architectural vision. This vibrant neighborhood is a melting pot of culture, featuring trendy boutiques, chic cafes, and a diverse culinary scene.

Passeig de Gràcia

Is an elegant boulevard renowned for its upscale shopping boutiques, historic architecture, and cultural landmarks. It features iconic buildings like Casa Milà and Casa Batlló, showcasing the genius of Antoni Gaudí. This bustling avenue also hosts luxury hotels, fine dining restaurants, and vibrant street life, making it a must-visit destination for travelers seeking sophistication and style in Barcelona.

Diagonal Avenue

Diagonal Avenue in Barcelona is a prominent thoroughfare cutting across the city, known for its architectural diversity, modernist landmarks, and commercial centers. It intersects with key avenues like Passeig de Gràcia and Gran Via, offering a dynamic mix of shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. With its wide boulevards, green spaces, and iconic buildings such as the Agbar Tower, Diagonal Avenue presents a vibrant and cosmopolitan atmosphere.

Sagrada Familia

The Sagrada Família in Barcelona is an awe-inspiring basilica designed by Antoni Gaudí, renowned for its intricate facades and towering spires. Visitors can quickly stop to capture stunning photos of its exterior, adorned with intricate sculptures and vibrant stained glass windows. Gaudí's masterpiece, under construction since 1882, blends Gothic and Art Nouveau styles, symbolizing the harmony between nature and spirituality. As one of Barcelona's most iconic landmarks, the Sagrada Família continues to mesmerize and inspire visitors from around the world with its unparalleled beauty and spiritual significance.

Poble Nou

Once an industrial hub, Poblenou has transformed into a thriving cultural and technological district, home to modern art galleries, co-working spaces, and trendy cafes. Its proximity to the beach adds to its allure, attracting locals and tourists seeking a blend of urban charm and seaside relaxation. Poblenou offers a fascinating glimpse into Barcelona's evolution, where tradition meets innovation in a captivating fusion of past and present.

Olimpic Port

Built for the 1992 Olympic Games, the port remains a popular destination for locals and tourists alike, offering opportunities for water sports, leisurely walks, and people-watching.

The Arc de Triomf

The Arc de Triomf in Barcelona is a majestic monument celebrated for its neoclassical design and symbolic significance. Built as the main entrance for the 1888 Barcelona World Fair, it stands as a triumphal arch welcoming visitors to the city. Its intricate sculptures and ornate detailing pay homage to Catalonia's rich history and culture.

Columbus Avenue

Passeig de Colom, or Columbus Avenue, in Barcelona is a picturesque boulevard that runs along the waterfront, connecting the city center to the Port Vell area. Named after Christopher Columbus, it boasts scenic views of the Mediterranean Sea and iconic landmarks like the Columbus Monument at its southern end.

Plaça de Catalunya

Catalonia Square, is a bustling central square located in the heart of Barcelona. It serves as a major transportation hub, with numerous bus and metro lines converging here, as well as a popular meeting point for locals and tourists. Surrounded by shops, cafes, and landmarks such as the Font de Canaletes, it marks the boundary between the old city and the newer Eixample district. With its iconic fountains, sculptures, and vibrant atmosphere, Plaça de Catalunya is a vibrant focal point of Barcelona's social and cultural life.