Rent a Bike Barcelona was one of the best parts of my visit!! The shop owner is wonderful - he…read morespeaks excellent English & Spanish (maybe more, that's all I spoke with him) and was so happy and kind. He was very thorough in inspecting the bikes before releasing them to us and made sure that they were all a good fit. He just warned us to protect the bikes/lock them if we kept them over night, which was very useful. Our bikes were in excellent condition, perfect fit, very smooth ride, by the way. I even added a cute little basket to mine to carry my towel and swimsuit for our beach trip. I loved the basket, as you can see. :-) The bikes have headlights, rear reflectors for night riding and a cute little bell, to warn pedestrians on the route. The next day upon returning them, he was very generous and did not charge us extra even though we were late about 2 hours. Anyway, I just want to see this shop do well and receive more customers who want to explore Barcelona, behind a bike. What an amazing experience - the city is very safe for cyclists and it is super fun. It should be part of your visit, for sure! Yay, Rent a Bike! 5 stars all the way.

Great option for any traveller who wants a quick and fun way to get around the city. They even give…read moreyou a helpful map of the bike lanes around the city with popular stops marked along the way. The price is right as well.

Last year, I participated in a long distance bike race that started at the Olympic Village in…read moreBarcelona. Although I would have liked to bring my nice race bike with me, I decided to rent a bike. After doing some research and email back and forth I was able to get a good deal to rent a carbon bike for the weekend. They adjusted the saddle and installed my pedals and I was good to go. On a side note, the day before the race I had lots of fun riding in Barcelona and it was almost as dangerous riding here as it is in NYC. Note: This is a review of my experience from their old store. Side notes for biking in BCN: apparently biking with headphones is illegal and you can face a fine

Rented some electric bikes with my friends. The prices are very cheap compared to the other…read morecompanies. At the beach they charge you twice the price.

From the owner: Our business is specialized in renting, selling and repairing electric scooters and bikes…read more Local people trust us because we always gave them an excellent service and tourists love us because we treat them like friends, and not only as customers.

Rent the bikes, go on the tour! Definitely one of the best experiences in Barcelona for us. The…read morewalk to Park Guell is brutal! Having an electric bike was definitely the right move for us after having walked all across the city. Great service, well maintained bikes. Thank you!

The way to get around without a doubt. The bike lanes are well conceived and we felt comfortable…read moreand safe.

GO TO THIS STORE! It's 100% stocked with anything and everything you need including repair…read moreservice. I was helped by "David" who went out of his way to assist me. No bad or superior attitude by anyone I encountered, which is unusual for a top level bicycle shop. Get off City Tour (Red Route) bus at stop at 16 or 17 - it's right in between. Seriously - this is the only bike shop you need to see in Barcelona!

excellent service and material. Very reasonably prIced. friendly & helpful staff and flexible in…read moretime.

Use with caution I…read morerented a bike from TerraTours and unfortunately had a very concerning experience. When I returned to my apartment building with the bike, there was a man waiting by the entrance who followed me inside and waited on the stairwell. It appeared he was watching to see where the bike was stored. The bike was kept overnight in a locked space inside the apartment building. The following day it was stolen. I have now been asked to pay the full replacement cost of the bike, £2,600. I have asked TerraTours for further information including whether there have been previous thefts and whether they hold insurance or tracking on the bikes. So far this information has not been provided. I have been told the bikes are not insured against theft and are not tracked. I understand bike theft happens in Barcelona. I lived in the city for five years and owned road bikes so I am very aware of the risks and take appropriate precautions. In this case the theft followed someone clearly watching me enter the building and then breaking into a locked area. I have reported the incident to the police. If you have rented a bike from TerraTours and experienced a similar theft, please consider sharing your experience here so patterns can be identified.

We have done fat tire tours in the past and other cities and always enjoyed them. Barcelona with no…read moreexception. We took the city highlights Tour with Igor our awesome guide. At each of the stops, he was informative and also injecting some humor into his narratives all the while being able to see the awesome sites in Barcelona. If you're wondering about ability needed to take this bike tour if you can ride a bike, you can do this tour. They also have bikes for children and if desired helmets for safety. Fat tire Tours is a great way to get an overview of the city

We were on a soccer trip to Spain and did a tour of Barcelona with Fat Tire…read more Our guide provided a memorable experience as she told us the history of Barcelona and the background behind of fabulous city architecture. Biking throughout Barcelona is a perfect way to experience the city. We started in the gothic center; made it to La Grada Família and the beach and back in a couple hours.

Decathlon is a sporting goods store selling athletic wear and equipment for all. You will find fit…read morebits, swimsuits, running shoes, camping gear and so forth. No doubt you will find what you're looking for in this well equipped place.

The expansive, multi-storied store had just about any sports related gear you would need, whether…read moreits for snorkeling, snowboarding, running, biking, camping, or more. Since it was Spain's huge sale season right now (Dates after January 6 to the end of the winter season) I was able to find some goods at pretty nice deals -- half the store goods were discounted! While I was able to catch some good finds, I found some other prices to be the multiple of what they'd be in the states. For example, I could get hand warmers in the states for about 40 cents each whereas here they were 5 euros, or about $5.50 in dollars. Also, I didn't find the sports clothes to be the trendiest, but perhaps that was because all major stores in Spain are left only with the remnants of their winter collection around this time frame.