Barcelona by Land, Sea, and Air

Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia and the second largest city in Spain, boasts a rich and fascinating history, thanks to its tenure under the Romans, Goths, Muslims, and Franks before declaring its independence. These influences can still be seen today in the original Roman street grid in the city's historical center.

Explore Barcelona from different perspectives on a half-day tour by land, sea, and air. The name translates to "Mountain of the Jews," due to its Jewish cemetery and possible former settlement on the hill. Feel the freedom of exploring the city in the company of local, knowledgeable guides in a very fun and energetic way.

With your Electric Bike, you will arrive at Montjuic Mountain where you will jump into the Cable-car to admire the city from the air. When you have reached the top of the mountain, enjoy the stroll around the Olympic Ring and the Montjuic Castle. Once back on land, ride down to the harbor and get on board our boat. Sail along Barcelona's seashore to the Olympic Harbor and enjoy the skyline of the city from the sea.

This small, personalized tour is perfect for architecture buffs and those who want a quick introduction to the highlights of Barcelona.

Highlights of Marseille

Marseille is enjoying a cultural renaissance and you will see why during this 4-hour small tour. This city is the second largest one in France and was the European Capital of Culture in 2013.

Your adventure begins with a trip to Marseille's historical center. Walk along the Vieux Port dotted with shops and restaurants while your tour guide reveals the port's journey from a 6th century trade post to the area's hub of maritime activity in the 19th century. From there you will head to the colonnade-lined Palais Longchamp at the terminus of the Durance River. Inaugurated in 1869 as a monument to commemorate the connection of Marseille to a new waterway network, the combination large fountain-waterfall-water tower has two wings that house the city's natural history museum and Musee des beaux-arts.

Continue marveling at Marseille's highlights such as the stunning Basilique Notre Dame de la Garde. Situated on the foundation of an ancient fort, this building rests on the highest elevation in the city overlooking Marseille. Consecrated in 1864 to replace an 11th century church by the same name, the Basilique has a lower crypt built in the Romanesque style and an upper church that was built in the Neo-Byzantine style using green limestone from Florence. You'll have the opportunity to go inside the Basilique and explore the symbol of the city of Marseille for approximately thirty minutes.

Sign up today for your opportunity to step back into the history and culture of beautiful Marseille.

Please Note: The tour vehicle varies based on the size of the group.