Chris Hemsworth enjoys a bike ride with his wife Elsa Pataky and their children during holiday to Barcelona on Wednesday. 

The actor, 40, who shares three children, India Rose, 12, and twin sons Tristan and Sasha, nine, with the Spanish model, 47, was seen taking in the sights. 

Wearing a casual grey T-shirt and shorts, Chris shielded his face with a baseball cap and sunglasses and hopped on an electric bike. 

Elsa opted for a strappy khaki top and matching shorts with a pair of practical trainers for their day out. 

The family visited an art exhibition and ate at the popular restaurant Siete Puertas, with the actress snapping some photos. 

Chris Hemsworth enjoys a bike ride with his wife Elsa Pataky and their children during holiday to Barcelona on Wednesday

The Hemsworth clan appear to be having the time of their lives away from their home in Byron Bay, NSW. 

Chris and Elsa tied the knot during the Christmas holidays in 2010. 

The couple live in a $30million mansion near Byron Bay after relocating from Los Angeles to Australia nine years ago.

In 2021, Elsa revealed that she and Chris have a very simple trick for keeping their marriage happy and healthy - laughter.

Speaking to Hola! magazine, she said said that the Thor actor has a knack for diffusing any argument with a joke.   

'We enjoy doing the same stuff and Chris has a great sense of humour and knows how to take the sting out of things,' she said.

Last month, Chris revealed the heartbreaking reason he took up acting and why he believes the career which brought him fame and fortune is slowing 'killing' him.

The Thor star made the confronting admission in an episode of the Disney+ reality series Limitless, admitting his career choice stems from a difficult childhood.

'If I'm totally honest, I did acting to get my parents out of debt. It could be killing me. When I first started acting, my parents had very little money,' he began.

'Talking to my dad about when he's going to be able to pay the bank off and him saying, "Never, we'll die having to pay it off", that really bothered me from a young age.' 

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Chris Hemsworth hits back at reports about his health

Despite having a net worth of over AU$220million, Chris admitted he still feels unresolved 'stress' stemming from his troubled upbringing - and said this can affect how he chooses his projects.

'What gives me huge anxiety and evokes stress is when I'm trying to take care of too many things, too many projects.

'I still have these thoughts of like, it's all going to go away if I don't say yes to these things. I can still feel stress eating away at me, and I don't want it to rule my life.'

The National Geographic docuseries Limitless charts Chris' commitment to healthy living as he goes on an epic mission to ensure he lives a long and productive life. 

In May, it was reported that Hemsworth was filming the series in 2022 when he found out he is 'between eight and 10 times' likelier to develop Alzheimer's than the general population. 

Shortly after the news was made public the actor took a step back from Hollywood as news reports quickly began to swirl that Chris was retiring, or he had already developed the disease.

'It really kind of p***ed me off because it felt like I had been vulnerable with something personal and shared this,' he told Vanity Fair.

'No matter how much I said, "This is not a death sentence," the story became that I have dementia and I'm reconsidering life and retiring and so on,' he added.

In a 2023 interview, Hemsworth disclosed he's at higher risk of suffering Alzheimer's disease after filming a confronting episode about death for his Disney+ docuseries Limitless.

After having bloodwork done for the program, he was informed he is 'between eight and 10 times' likelier to develop Alzheimer's than the general population, because he is one of only two to three percent of people with two copies of the gene APOE4.