
Barcelona
Running in Barcelona, between the Parc Guëll and the Sagrada Familia, will take you to a veritable open-air museum dedicated to Gaudi's works. The city is full of majestic historic buildings, and its modern waterfront mixes tourists and surfers alike.
Barcelona, the capital of Catalonia and Spain's second largest city, is built on several hills, offering the experienced walker or runner a pleasant challenge. Its wide avenues allow you to run from the mosaic dragon guarding Parc Guëll to the Font Magica, the spectacular fountain on Montjuïc Hill. The green Parc de la Ciutadella is ideal for short distance runners. If you like to run in the cooler weather, despite the high summer temperatures, the sea breeze nicely refreshes the waterfront.Barcelona's foundations date back to the pre-Christian era. Because of this long history, the city boasts a remarkable architectural diversity. The modernist work of Gaudi can be found in various parts of the city, alongside the Gothic quarter which houses the Picasso museum. The city's second Roman wall borders this shimmering ensemble.
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Our running routes in
Barcelona

El Poblenou #1
Get going on this pure running route along Barcelona's coastline! This route is perfect for training and recharging those batteries with the fresh sea air.

L'Eixample #3
Get going on this little route around the Eixample neighbourhood. Have a good run!

My First Run
Fancy getting into running? This is the way to go! This route is perfect for starting off easy in a green and heritage-filled landscape. Attention: check park opening times before lacing up your trainers!

El Raval #2
The El Raval neighbourhood is not to be missed. You will discover the incredible Güell Palace, the Barcelona Contemporary Art Museum and the Boquería and Sant Antoni markets. Plug those earphones in!

Gràcia #3
Discover the Gràcia district and its exceptional heritage, from the Sant Pau Hospital to Plaça de la Virreina to Park Güell.

Marathon training #1
Get ready for the day of the marathon, by training on this section of the marathon itself!

El Poblenou #4
Training for a race? Rise to the challenge as you take this route along the coast making the most of the sea air.

Les Corts
Discover Barcelona's business district! From the Pedralbes Monastery to the famous Camp Nou stadium, flick between history and modernity in this former rural village. Attention: check park opening times before lacing up.

Discover Montjuïc
Visit the Montjuïc district, the centre of the 1992 Olympic Games. Learn more about the famous Olympic buildings but also see a little of the Miró Foundation and the Montjuïc's several parks. Get moving, get learning and get a breath of fresh air!

El Poblenou #2
The Poblenou neighbourhood is a pretty mix between old and new. Explore this in passing by the Glòries tower, the Rambla del Poblenou and the Diagonal Mar park.

L'Eixample #1
Set off for a run around the city's largest district! Chill out as you wander around the streets full of architectural masterpieces, many designed by the legendary Antoni Gaudí.

Explore Modernism
Want to know more about Barcelona's most remarkable architectural style? Set off to discover the most iconic modernist buildings!

El Raval #3
Explore the streets of El Raval to discover the treasures hidden there, from the Museum of Modernism to the famous Boquería Market, not forgetting Catalonia square too.

Horta #1
Fancy a run away from the hustle and bustle of Barcelona's city centre? This route is the one for you! Lace up your trainers and let off steam just a stone's throw away from the mountains.

Marathon training #2
Get ready for the day of the marathon, by training on this section of the marathon itself!

Montjuïc
Training for a race? Test your ability with this route around the famous Montjuïc Park.

El Poblenou #5
Stretch your legs in Barcelona's former industrial district, from the Agbar Tower to the Rambla. You'll know the area like the back of your hand after this run! Attention: check park opening times before lacing up.

El Poblenou #3
Explore Barcelona's districts from the Olympic Village to El Poblenou along this seaside route.

L'Eixample #2
Set off for a run around the city's largest district! From the Sagrada Família to the majestic University of Barcelona, passing by "La Monumental" Arena, make the most of a bit of me-time as you discover Barcelona's heritage.

El Raval #1
Set out to stretch those legs in one of the city's most cosmopolitan neighbourhoods!

Gràcia #2
Ready for a challenge? Lace up your trainers and head on out for this route around the heights of Barcelona!

Sant Andreu
Fancy exploring one of the more authentic sides to Barcelona? Head out to discover the oldest neighbourhoods in the city! The squares, the 10th century church and the architecture will turn back the pages of this former village's history.

Marathon training #3
Get ready for the day of the marathon, by training on this section of the marathon itself!

Horta #2
Training for a race? Challenge yourself with this route around the heights of Barcelona!

Gràcia #1
Running through this area will introduce you to both Gaudí's first work in Barcelona, and his last! From Casa Vicens to Park Güell, passing by the Carrer de Verdi, you're bound to love the village charm of this pretty neighbourhood.