Start at 10:00 at Calle Escudellers, from where you can collect the bikes and head out for Plaza Real.

Visit the Gothic district and take pictures of the Statue of Castell (Human Tower), a typical representation of Catalan cultures.

Stop at the Plaza Sant Jaume (also referred to as the Plaza de Generalitat), the office of the president of Catalonia and mayor of Barcelona.

Learn about the cultures and politics of Catalonia, including the history of the Sant Jordi Festival and Modernisme (Antoni Gaudi).

Take the tiny routes of the Gothic district and go to Iglesia Santa Maria del Mar, which was built in 1329 and is one the oldest basilica monumental building in the city of Barcelona. 

Head to Ronda litoral, stopping at the status colon. Pass Montjuic near the Olympic Stadium and proceed to Poble Espanol and Plaza Catalonia.

Make your way to Camp Nou with several stops along the way; arrive at Camp Nou by 12:00 to buy a ticket to enter the stadium.

Leave camp Nou at 13:00, take the diagonal Revenue until Passeig de Garcia and stop at Casa Batllo, which is one of the most famous constructions of Antoni Gaudi. 

Continue to Plaza Catalonia and pass through Porta de angel before arriving at Sant Jaume at 14:00.