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Barcelona: Ciutadella Segway Tour
Enjoy a fun Segway tour around the Parc de la Ciutadella
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Barcelona: Waterfront Segway Tour
See Barcelona's most beautiful waterfront sights and the Parc de la Ciutadella
Duration:
2h
Live guide:
English, French, German
Duration:
2h
Live guide:
English, French, German
Segway PT i2
Front bag
Helmet
Water
Local tips
Insurance
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Meeting point
Passeig de Lluís Companys, 08003, BarcelonaShow your smartphone ticket to the guide at the meeting point, under the Arc de Triomf.
Ready to see Barcelona from a new perspective? The Barcelona Waterfront Segway Tour tickets get you access to parts of the city you'd never see on a tour bus! Visit the most beautiful sights on the waterfront, starting with a visit to Barcelona's biggest urban park. After exploring the Parc de la Ciutadella, it's off to Port Vell, Barcelona's oldest marina, with hundreds of beautiful small vessels and a picturesque port avenue lined with palm trees just waiting for you to take photos!
Your local guide is an expert. Along the way you'll get the facts on Barcelona's maritime history, discover the ongoing transformation of the city's waterfront, and learn about the role that the Mediterranean Sea plays in Barcelona's local culture.
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