• Carrer de les Ramelleres - A tribute to Makha Diop, a Senegalese activist renowned in the Raval neighborhood for his support of the African community.
• Center of Contemporary Culture of Barcelona (CCCB) - The Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona (CCCB) is a leading cultural hub in Barcelona, Spain. It is devoted to contemporary arts and culture, offering a wide array of exhibitions, events, and programs that delve into various facets of modern society and contemporary creativity.
• Mural Todos Juntos Podemos Parar El Sida - Explore Keith Haring’s mural “Together We Can Fight AIDS,” painted in 1989. It reflects the taboos and perceptions of infections prevalent at the time.
• Carrer de Ferlandina - Don’t miss the Xupete Negre graffiti (Black Pacifier) by a local artist, standing out against the colorful backdrop.
• Carrer de la Lluna - Birdie wall and collage. Take note of the different artworks you encounter. You’ll see them again several times during the tour!
• Agora Juan Andres Benitez - The garden and wall pay homage to Juan Andrés Benítez, who was tragically killed during a police mishap.
• Carrer de la Riereta - Our guide will enthrall you with the story behind this piece, dedicated to the 43 Mexican students who disappeared.
• Cat, Fernando Botero - El Gato de Botero, or Botero’s Cat, is a renowned public sculpture in Barcelona, Spain. Created by the esteemed Colombian artist Fernando Botero, the sculpture is one of his iconic oversized works, synonymous with his unique style.
• Mural feminista del carrer Bòria de Barcelona - A feminist mural advocating for women’s rights.
• Theatre Arnau - On the wall of an abandoned theater, enjoy a fresh graffiti. The wall is revamped every quarter by artists. It’s common to see them painting during the tour!
• Jardins de les Tres Xemeneies - Known by skateboarders and breakdancers, the square of the three chimneys (a former electricity power station) is surrounded by various artworks. The graffiti is continuously refreshed by local and international artists.
• La Gamba - Visit the Gamba by Javier Mariscal, installed on the Moll de Fusta during the renovations leading up to the 1992 Olympic Games.
• El Cap de Barcelona - Between the post office and Port Vell, discover the statue by the globally acclaimed pop art artist Roy Lichtenstein. It combines his famous dots and vibrant colors with modernist inspirations like Gaudi’s mosaic.
• Barcelona Cathedral - Ride past the neo-Gothic façade of the Cathedral, constructed in the 15th century.
• The World Comes To Life With Each Kiss - Hundreds of small images of Barcelona’s daily life create an optical illusion of a kiss.
• Palau de la Música Catalana - Carmela’s face by Jaume Plensa, a voluminous 3D optical illusion sculpture.
• Casa Batllo - Discover more about one of the most iconic buildings designed by Antonio Gaudi. From its construction to its design, our guide will reveal all its secrets.
• Casa Mila - La Pedrera - Just two blocks from Casa Batllo, also on Passeig de Gracia, admire another work by Gaudi commissioned by the Mila family. Its white, wavy exterior is truly astonishing!

• Bottled water
• Third party insurance
• Bicycle use
• Helmet for children (mandatory)

• Snacks

Delve into a mesmerizing realm of artistic brilliance with legendary creators like Keith Haring, Chillida, Roy Lichtenstein, Javier Mariscal, and Picasso. Experience a harmonious blend of creativity that crosses boundaries and touches the soul.

Embark on an exclusive Moco Museum Bike tour to discover incredible street art! Be captivated by works from both local and international artists. Gain insights into the artists’ creativity and diverse social perspectives from our knowledgeable guides. With constantly evolving street art, each tour presents new discoveries! Awaken your inner art enthusiast and embrace the vibrant spirit of Barcelona. Reserve your spot now to explore the city’s artistic avenues!

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