Walking tracks · Barcelona
Barcelona walking tracks.
Each track is a curated walking route over supported Unlocked Landmarks. Verify your visit at every stop to collect its badge — the routes are free, the places are real, and the badges are permanent.
on foot
Gaudí's Barcelona Walk
4 stops · 5.0 km · about 3 h 50 min
Yes — Gaudí's three great Barcelona landmarks fit one walk. This route links Park Güell, Sagrada Família, and Casa Batlló on foot, then finishes under the Arc de Triomf, all inside a morning if you start early. The order follows the city's geography: quiet mosaic terraces first, the basilica at the heart of the Eixample, and a calm promenade at the end. Every stop is a supported Unlocked Landmark, and each verified visit earns its badge.
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Seafront to the Eixample
4 stops · 3.7 km · about 3 h 20 min
This easy Barcelona walk crosses the city from the beach to the Eixample without ever feeling like a march. Start on the Barceloneta promenade, thread the Gothic Quarter's lanes, and surface at the Arc de Triomf before finishing on Passeig de Gràcia at Casa Batlló. It is the shortest of the Barcelona tracks, almost entirely flat, and every stop stands on free public ground — only interior visits, such as Casa Batlló's museum, are ticketed.
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The Barcelona Grand Walk
5 stops · 6.9 km · about 4 h 45 min
The Grand Walk is the whole city in one day: Montjuïc's harbour terraces, the Gothic Quarter, Barceloneta's seafront, the Arc de Triomf, and Casa Batlló, in a single northbound route of about seven kilometres. It is ambitious but genuinely walkable — carry water for the hill, ride the funicular down if you prefer, and let the day end on Passeig de Gràcia. All five stops are supported Unlocked Landmarks.
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