From Tibidabo and Penedès to Garraf and Osona, these road cycling routes through Barcelona allow you to discover some of the landscapes that link the province to the Grand Départ of the 2026 Tour de France.

In the province of Barcelona, every ride invites you to discover a new landscape, and every stop is an excuse to taste its delights. Cycle tourism allows you to travel slowly and enjoy the province with all five senses. There are routes for all levels, from road cyclists looking for demanding climbs to families who'd like to pedal peacefully through vineyards. And, at the end of each stage, there's always a treat waiting: centuries-old wineries and small producers, artisan cheese dairies, wood-fired bakeries, microbreweries and local markets invite you to stop and sample what you've seen growing along the way. Region by region, here's a roadmap to make this two-wheel gastronomic journey a reality.

The recognition of Barcelona as World Capital of Architecture for 2026 provides an opportunity to look beyond the urban area. The province of Barcelona has historically been a breeding ground for architectural innovation, with works that have defined the evolution of modern architecture from the mid-20th century to the present day: from the Mediterranean sensibility of Coderch i Bonet to the boldness of Bofill and the poetics of Miralles i Pinós, modern architecture has left a profound and transformative mark on this region.