The history of the Port of Barcelona is closely related to the history of the city and its economy ; You will discover all the resources of a great port that have allowed it to become one of the most important commercial and logistics centers in the city.

At itinerary of 40′ we will be able to see the Maremágnum , the Puerta de Europa Bridge (an impressive drawbridge), the Torre del Reloj (the old lighthouse from the time of Carlos III), the Sideroploide (an abstract sculpture from 1963, by the sculptor Salvador Aulèstia, made of steel recovered from the sea), magnificent views of the castle and the mountain of Montjuïc , where the current lighthouse of Barcelona rests (inaugurated on December 1, 1906), the W hotel and the “PortVell ”. In addition, La Golondrina also sails through the commercial docks of merchant ships and cruise ships that dock in Barcelona, fourth port in the world in terms of tourist cruise traffic.