About this tour
Navigate Barcelona's streets by solving art-focused puzzles on your phone, uncovering stories about Joan Miró as you move between landmarks and hidden corners. This two-hour self-guided treasure hunt blends escape-game mechanics with street exploration, taking you through Miró Park, the Fundació Joan Miró, converted bullring Arenas de Barcelona, and tucked-away spots most visitors miss. You control the pace—pause whenever you like, restart anytime—and play entirely outdoors without needing paid entry to complete the experience.
Highlights
- Solve location-based puzzles that unlock Miró biography and artistic context
- Visit Miró Park's monumental Women and Bird sculpture
- Discover lesser-known Barcelona neighbourhoods on foot
- Play at your own speed, 24/7, any day of the year
- Download app, get directions, explore independently
- No tour guide; no queuing at attractions
What to expect
After booking, you'll receive instructions to download the Questo app. Once started, challenges appear on-screen with precise walking directions to your next checkpoint. Each puzzle relates to Miró's life, works, or Barcelona's artistic landscape—you'll answer questions or complete tasks to progress. The route guides you past famous stops like Miró Park and the Fundació, but also steers you into quieter corners of the city. You're free to take breaks, come back later, or linger at any spot. Expect roughly two to two-and-a-half hours of active walking and thinking, though you set the tempo.
Good to know
Each person ideally has their own phone for smooth gameplay, though groups can share one device. No paid attraction entries required—the hunt works entirely from outside. Prams and service animals welcome. Mobile data or offline map download recommended. Customer support available round-the-clock if you get stuck.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.





