If you want to visit Barcelona at your own pace and with no hurry, the double-decker tourist bus is your option! You can get on and off all day long, with the same ticket. You can change routes and learn about the history of the city through a comfortable audio system with earphones, in multiple languages.

Wander around the ancient winding streets where many of the buildings date from medieval times, some from as far back as the Roman settlement of Barcelona and visit Gaudi's famous Sagrada Familia and Casa Batllo among other beautiful places. From an open-top double-decker bus, you will get the chance to see the major sights of Barcelona. The tour will highlight all the best sights to see in the city, and you can hop on and off at your convenience at more than 30 stops.

Upon boarding you will receive a map and guide with all the stops of each of the routes, and discounts for different establishments in the city. These new buses are adapted for people with limited mobility and have an electric roof for use in the event of rain; they are fitted with ergonomic seats and heating on both decks. There is a stewardess aboard to answer general questions.

Please Note: There are 2 bus routes that follow the same schedule. The routes run every 20 minutes, and it takes approximately 2 hours to complete the routes without getting off. The tours are narrated in English, Chinese, Spanish, Catalan, French, Japanese, German, Italian, Portuguese, Hebrew, Dutch, Norwegian, Turkish, Arabic, Russian, and Swedish. First and last tour times will be detailed in your electronic ticket.

The Red Route includes the following stops:

• Placa de Catalunya
• Arc de Triomf - Barcelona Nord
• Sagrada Familia
• Torre Glories
• Poblenou
• Platja del Bogatell
• Platja Nova Mar Bella
• Parc Diagonal Mar
• Forum
• Port Olimpic - Zoo
• Barceloneta - Museu d Hist. de Catalunya
• La Rambla - Colom
• World Trade Center
• Miramar - Jardins Costa i Llobera
• Teleferic de Montjuic
• Fundacio Joan Miro
• Anella Olimpica
• MNAC
• Poble Espanyol
• CaixaForum - Pavello Mies van der Rohe
• Placa d Espanya
• Estacio de Sants
• Eixample
• Casa Batllo - Museu Tapies

The Blue Route includes the following stops:

• Placa de Catalunya
• Casa Batllo - Museu Tapies
• Pg. de Gracia - La Pedrera
• Sant Pau - Recinte Modernista
• Park Guell
• Tibidabo - Pl. Kennedy
• Sarria
• Monestir de Pedralbes
• Palau Reial - Pavellons Guell
• Futbol Club Barcelona
• Les Corts
• Francesc Macia
• Sant Antoni
• Eixample

To see a map of the stops that are included in this tour, please CLICK HERE.

Discover this magnificent city through its history and traditions as you visit the Monuments of the Portuguese Discoveries, drive through the most historic parts of the city, and visit the city museum.

You will first travel to the Belem, quarter where you will find many beautiful monuments from the 15th and 16th centuries. A brief photo stop will be made outside the Belem Tower, a UNESCO World Heritage site, which marks the point of departure of some of the Portuguese maritime explorations. You will also see the nearby Monument to the Discoveries (Padrao dos Descobrimentos), built to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the 'death' of Prince Henry the Navigator.

Next, you will have time to visit the Church of S. Jerome Monastery, another UNESCO World Heritage site and a masterpiece of the Manueline style of architecture. You will then visit the Visit to Palacio da Ajuda, constructed to house the Royal family after the 1755 earthquake and tsunami. The palace finally became a permanent residence of the royal family during the reign of King Luis I and his wife, Maria Pia of Savoy. Most of the palace interiors were designed during King Luis I's reign by his wife, Queen Maria Pia and Possidonio da Silva, their architect.

After your guided tour enjoy some free time at Restauradores or Marques de Pombal to make the route of Alfama using the Digital Walking tour. The Digital Walking tour allows guest to visit areas such as Alfama and Baixa-Chiado, areas that are closed due to heavy vehicles. An interactive guide that is activated via GPS, with audio playback and allows guests the freedom/opportunity to choose the route at their own pace.

Please Note: The visit to Palacio da Ajuda will be replaced with a visit to the Royal Treasure Museum on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.

This tour ends at the Alfama quarter, which is located approximately 10 minutes from the cruise ship pier, for guests who would like to further explore the old town.

Guests must download the free "Vox City" app if they choose to participate in the Digital Walking tour. The remaining instructions are provided through an informational flyer at time of check-in.

Tour the city with the convenience and flexibility of a hop on hop off Malaga bus tour. You can sightsee at any of the route's stops or choose to stay on board for the duration of the trip. Your ticket is good for 24 hours, so there's plenty of time to see the best of Malaga. Simply hop off at any stop, explore at your own pace, and resume your bus tour whenever you are ready. From dramatic ancient architecture and beautiful beaches to amazing museums and lovely gardens, this guided hop on hop off Malaga bus tour offers something for everyone. You'll even have the opportunity to check out the Interactive Music Museum and the Automobile and Fashion Museum, as your ticket includes entrance to these popular attractions.

Interested in ancient history? Make a stop at the excavation site of the Teatro Romano, an amphitheater that dates back to the third century. While there, explore the nearby Alcazaba, a fortification built by the Moors in the 11th century. You're sure to enjoy the museum and gardens. The Alcazaba connects to Castillo de Gibralfaro, high atop Mount Gibralfaro. From there you can see dramatic views of the city and the Mediterranean Sea.

Enjoy audio tours of Malaga Cathedral, a Renaissance church located near Alcazaba that features hand-carved choir stalls, beautiful artwork, and a grandiose altar. Just south is Malaga Beach. Sand was imported from the Sahara Desert in the late 1800s to create this beautiful beach. Don't miss Plaza de Toros, Malaga's bull ring, and take some time to enjoy the the city's beautiful gardens and flower markets. La Concepcion - Jardin Botanico-Historico dates back to the 19th century and features Roman statues and many exotic flowers, while Mercado de las Flores is a popular flower market. You can also visit the monuments and tombs of Cementerio Ingles, the first protestant cemetery in Spain.

You may wish to conclude your tour with a night on the town. Enjoy one of the many restaurants, cafes, and clubs that Malaga has to offer. With the flexible on and off system, this bus tour is the ideal way to see the sights of the city at your own pace.

Please Note: There are 3 bus routes with different schedules and durations. The Red Route runs every 30 to 45 minutes and it takes approximately 80 minutes to complete the route without getting off. The Blue Route runs every 30 to 60 minutes and takes approximately 1 hour to complete the route without getting off. The Green Route runs every 75 minutes and takes 1 hour to complete the route without getting off; please note that the Green Route does not operate on Mondays. The tours are narrated in English, Spanish, German, Italian, French, Portuguese, Dutch, and Russian. First and last tour times will be detailed in your electronic ticket.

The Red Route (9:40 AM - 6:30 PM) includes the following stops:

• Vialia / Renfe
• Centro de Arte Contemporaneo
• Puerto
• Plaza de la Marina
• Paseo del Parque
• Centre Pompidou Malaga
• Paseo de la Farola
• Playa de la Malagueta
• Plaza de Toros
• Castillo de Gibralfaro (Temporarily Closed)
• Basilica de Sta. M. de la Victoria
• Plaza de la Merced - Casa de Picasso
• Museo Carmen Thyssen - Catedral
• Avenida de Andalucia

The Blue Route includes the following stops:

• Vialia / Renfe
• Russian and Automobile Museum
• Puerto
• Centre Pompidou Malaga
• Calle Larios

The Green Route includes the following stops:

• Estacion de Autobuses
• Vialia - Renfe
• Callejones del Perchel
• Pasillo Santa Isabel
• Cruz Roja
• San Jose Parque
• Camino de Casa Bermeja
• Jardin Botanico
• Camino de Casa Bermeja
• Estadio de Futbol
• Martiricos
• Guimbarda
• Cercanias