Self-guided walking tour

Barcelona Walking Tour: El Born and La Ribera – Picasso to the Ciutadella (about 3 hours, 8 stops)

8 stops in walking order through Barcelona, from Arc de Triomf to Parc de la Ciutadella: 2.9 km on foot, about 34 min of walking, 3 h 10 min in total with the story and a look around at each stop. Walking times come from the routed walking path, not a straight line. It is the route of “El Born and La Ribera: Picasso to the Ciutadella”, a ready-made tour in the Guided Tours app.

Total
3 h 10 min
Distance
2.9 km
Walking
34 min
Stops
8

The stops, in walking order

  1. Arc de Triomf

    A monumental gateway designed by Josep Vilaseca for Barcelona’s 1888 World Fair.

    8 min walk · 690 m

  2. Palau de la Música Catalana

    A concert hall designed by Lluís Domènech i Montaner for Orfeó Català.

    5 min walk · 420 m

  3. Mercat de Santa Caterina

    A public market combining preserved historic façades with a transformed modern roof.

    5 min walk · 450 m

  4. Basílica de Santa Maria del Mar

    A Catalan Gothic church designed by Berenguer de Montagut.

    2 min walk · 170 m

  5. Museu Picasso

    Museu Picasso presents a major collection of Pablo Picasso’s work inside five adjoining medieval palaces on Montcada Street.

    4 min walk · 320 m

  6. Museu de la Xocolata

    A private Barcelona museum housed in the former Sant Agustí convent.

    4 min walk · 370 m

  7. Mercat del Born

    The former market hall of Mercat del Born now preserves archaeological remains from the historic Ribera neighbourhood beneath its iron framework.

    5 min walk · 450 m

  8. Parc de la Ciutadella

    A public park created on the site of Barcelona’s former citadel.

12345678
The route line, 2.9 km, drawn from the tour’s routed walking path.

Walk it with audio.

Get the app

More walks in Barcelona

See everything in Barcelona

Walk Barcelona with an audio guide in your pocket

Join the beta and walk this route with the story at every stop.

Free during the beta. Your invite comes by email through TestFlight. You’ll need an iPhone.