Barcelona

Running in Barcelona, between the Parc Guëll and the Sagrada Familia, will take you to a veritable open-air museum dedicated to Gaudi's works. The city is full of majestic historic buildings, and its modern waterfront mixes tourists and surfers alike.

Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia and Spain's second largest city, is built on several hills, offering the experienced walker or runner a pleasant challenge. Its wide avenues allow you to run from the mosaic dragon guarding Parc Guëll to the Font Magica, the spectacular fountain on Montjuïc Hill. The green Parc de la Ciutadella is ideal for short distance runners. If you like to run in the cooler weather, despite the high summer temperatures, the sea breeze nicely refreshes the waterfront.Barcelona's foundations date back to the pre-Christian era. Because of this long history, the city boasts a remarkable architectural diversity. The modernist work of Gaudi can be found in various parts of the city, alongside the Gothic quarter which houses the Picasso museum. The city's second Roman wall borders this shimmering ensemble.

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A Stroll in the City Centre

Discover the beauty of Barcelona by strolling through the streets of the city centre. Run through the beautiful Gothic Quarter and along the harbour docks, and admire the awesome cultural and religious heritage of this city.

From the Port to the Cathedral

Visit Barcelona from top to bottom! Starting at the harbour, pass through the Arc de Triomf to reach the magnificent Sagrada Familia. You’ll also get to discover La Rambla, the famous Catalonia Square and many more sites on the way!

In Gaudí’s Footsteps

This great tour of the city passes through many different districts and will show you all the Barcelona essentials, with a special focus on Antoni Gaudí's famous works. The perfect run for all art and architecture lovers!