English / Spanish / French / Italian-speaking guide
Insurance provided by the operator
Helmet
Water
Raincoat
Admission to monuments
Other personal expenses
Tips and gratuities
Participants must be aged 14+ to participate in this activity
Children aged 14-16 must be accompanied by a paying adult
Children aged 17+ will be charged the same rate as adults
Participants must weigh between 35 kg-130 kg for this activity
Participants must have a height of at least 150 cm to join the activity
Group size: 2-30 participant(s)
For safety purposes, pregnant women are not allowed to join this tour
Please note that the tour covers a distance of approximately 12 km
Participants should be able to ride a Segway comfortably and handle actions such as climbing and descending stairs without assistance
The operator will inform the general conditions of their service before the tour starts
The operator will take 5–10 minutes to train the participants before the tour starts
The guide adjusts the speed during the tour based on the circumstances
Please respect other pedestrians and road users while enjoying the tour
Sunscreen
Passport (with 6 months validity)/Driver license
Comfortable shoes/Comfortable clothes
Flip-flops are not recommended
Please dress accordingly depending on the day's weather conditions
This activity is not stroller and wheelchair-accessible
Discover the wonders of Catalonia's greatest architect on the Gaudi Segway Tour. Slide into the world of modernism with Antoni Gaudi and Cornet as your guides. Effortlessly explore iconic creations like the Sagrada Familia, Casa Mila, and Casa Batllo on Segways. Learn how Gaudi dedicated his life to modernist architecture, transforming Barcelona into a masterpiece. Experience how Gaudi's visionary designs reshaped public opinion and defined the city's essence. This tour offers a unique perspective on Gaudi's work and Barcelona's architectural heritage. Dive into Catalan modernism and uncover the true essence of Antoni Gaudi and Barcelona. Join this fascinating journey and see why Gaudi and Barcelona are inseparable