Barcelona Tourist Attractions

A 3.5 hour guided e-bike tour, following in Picasso's footsteps to discover the historic city of Barcelona with wine and tapas tasting as the highlight.

Aboard a unique wooden boat, a 1-hour sail along the coast of Barcelona. "Goleta Karya" is a classic schooner made to admire the skyline.

Watch the sunset over the Mediterranean Sea on a 1.50-Hour sailing tour from Barcelona. Music and fresh drink aboard a unique wooden goleta.

Join a picture-taking 1:30 hour session on a photography tour through Barcelona’s Born & Gothic & the “Monumental Waterfall” in Parc de la Ciutadella. And get 25 unforgettable photos.

The sharks are the stars in the most important Mediterranean-themed aquarium in the world!

Dive into the colourful underwater-world of Barcelona’s Aquarium and take a walk through its 80 metre-long, transparent tunnel along the bottom of the sea. Come face to face with sharks, stingrays and penguins and discover marine life in the world’s largest Mediterranean-themed aquarium. 

Fast Facts :

Instant Confirmation -
Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase by email.

Accessibility -
The Aquarium is fully accessible by wheelchair and adapted to visitors with reduced mobility. 

Overview:

Visit the largest Mediterranean-themed aquarium in the world.

Discover more than 11,000 organisms of 450 different species in 35 aquariums.

See sharks and stingrays close-up on a walk through the Oceanarium’s tunnel.

Don’t miss the spectacular show at feeding time. 

What to expect:

Conveniently located at Barcelona’s Port Vell (Old Port) L’Aquarium invites you to a visit of a fantastic underwater world. Take a tour around its 35 aquariums and discover the diverse marine flora and fauna of the Mediterranean Sea or the Great Barrier Reef and have a closer look at the seas’ smaller inhabitants, such as corals, anemones and seahorses. 

One of the Aquarium’s most spectacular features is certainly its 80 metre-long tunnel, which leads the visitor along the bottom of the Oceanarium, a 4 million-litre tank populated by giltheads, moray eels, ocean sunfish, rays and, of course, sharks. Barcelona’s Aquarium is also the largest Mediterranean-themed aquarium in the world. 14 aquariums represent the Mediterranean’s different marine habitats, like shallow coastal areas, reefs and inter-tidal zones, home to a wide range of organisms. 

A highlight of any visit to the aquarium is certainly when feeding time comes around and sharks, morays and rays get their well-deserved lunch, so check out the timetable further down below. Don’t miss the penguins on ‘Planeta Aqua’ and learn through computer games, information panels and interactive elements more about the marine environment. Let your children discover life underwater at ‘Explora!’, an interactive space where children can explore the marine world in a hands-on experience.

Additional information:

Opening hours: January – March and November: 10am to 7.30pm (8pm at weekends)

April, May and October: 10am to 8pm (8.30pm at weekends)

June and September: 10am to 9pm 

June, July, August and September:

Daily 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Easter holidays (from 13th to the 22nd of April)

Daily 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Christmas holidays (from 14th December 2019 to 7th of January 2020):

Daily 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Last entrance is one hour before closing time.

Tickets are valid for 90 days after day of purchase.

Have a break at the Aquarium’s cafeteria or its self-service restaurant and enjoy the views of the sea and the port of Barcelona. 

Feeding times: Sharks – Tuesday and Friday between 12:00 and 1pm

Penguins – daily 11:30am and 4:30pm

Rays – Monday to Saturday 2pm

Eagle Rays and Morays – Monday to Friday 12:45pm

How to get there:

By bus lines V17, 39, 45, 59, 91, 120, D20, H14, V13 and V15 to nearby bus stops 

By metro line L3 to underground station ‘Drassanes’ or L4 to ‘Barceloneta’

By Bus Turístic (red line) or by Barcelona City Tour

Location:

Moll d' Espanya, Port Vell

08039 Barcelona

Metro to Drassanes or Barceloneta

Ticket is valid all year! Buy your ticket online and skip the line!

Join us on a guided walk around Barcelona’s historic centre and discover winding alleyways and hidden squares on a stroll through the Barrio Gótico. 

Go on a tour around one of the city’s oldest quarters with our expert guide, who will make this walking tour not only informative but also fun. 

Fast Facts

Guided Visit

2h official guided tour by barcelona.com 

Languages

available in English, French, Spanish or German

Instant Confirmation

Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase by email. 

Overview

guided walk around Barcelona’s old town 

small-group tours accompanied by qualified guide 

historic quarter with bars and restaurants

What to expect

Narrow side streets, hidden courtyards as well as majestic city palaces and open squares along with a dazzling array of bars and restaurants make up the charming atmosphere of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter. So come with us on a walk through the old town, discover a vital part of the city’s history and follow your guide through the quarter’s labyrinthine alleys into the heart of Barcelona.

Together with the quarters Raval and Barceloneta, el Barrio Gótico makes up the old town of Barcelona, whose many historic buildings stem from the 14th and 15th century, the city’s heyday as a naval power. However, its origins go all the way back to Roman times under emperor Augustus. In the centre at Plaça Sant Jaume, where today Barcelona’s town hall and the Catalan government building stand proudly vis-à-vis, the Roman Forum once had its place and the quarter’s Catedral de la Santa Creu i Santa Eulàlia was built on the remains of a Roman temple. Starting in the late 19th century, the Gothic quarter underwent massive restoration works and, just in time for the 1929 International Exhibition, regained its original splendour, which still attracts tourists and locals today.

How does it work?

When you book your entrance ticket, please select the date of your visit. The tour starts in front of Hotel Olivia Plaza at Plaça Catalunya. Please, don’t forget your voucher and a document of identification.

Additional Information

guided walks in English are available every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday at 6pm

tours are also available in French, German and Spanish 

time: walks take about 2 hours

How to get there

meeting point: in front of Hotel Olivia Plaza at Plaça Catalunya

by metro lines L1, L3, L6 and L7 to station ‘Plaça Catalunya’ 

by bus lines 41, 55, 59, H16, N4, N8, N28, V13, V15 and the Barcelona Bus Turístic 

Save time and money with our Combo-Ticket and book your ticket for Barcelona’s official Hop on and off Tourist Bus together with your entrance to the Picasso Museum. 

Get on our panoramic bus conveniently to one of the most visited art museums worldwide and discover the city and its many sights for one day by double-decker bus. 

Fast Facts

Hop on & off Bus Service

Choose between three routes with a total of 45 stops to hop on and off during one day. (download the route map)

Skip the Line Tickets

Book online and skip the queues to the Picasso Museum. 

Mobile Tickets

Get your electronic tickets for the bus and the museum sent directly to your mobile.

Instant Confirmation

Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase by email.

Accessibility

The bus service as well as the museum are adapted to the needs of tourists with reduced mobility and hearing impairment.

Overview

Combo-Ticket for Barcelona’s tourist bus and Picasso Museum

use of three the lines of the official Tourist Bus with free audio guide for one day

hop on and off at 45 stops close to major tourist attractions 

entrance to the Picasso Museum with a collection of more than 4,000 works by the Spanish artist

What to Expect

See more of Barcelona and save at the same time. Take the convenient tourist bus for one day and visit the Picasso Museum, one of the most comprehensive collections of artworks by he celebrated artist.

Opened in 1963, the worldwide oldest Picasso Museum welcomes its visitors in five medieval city palaces in Barcelona’s La Ribera quarter. Its collection comprises 4,251 works, including paintings, drawings, engravings and ceramics, from Picasso’s early years between 1890 and 1917. 

From here, take the panoramic bus and get easily to Barcelona’s many other attractions, like the Sagrada Família, Park Güell and Camp Nou. You only need one ticket to use the three lines of the official Bus Turístic and hop on and off at 45 different stops throughout the city. Get more information onboard through the included audio guide and the helpful staff of Barcelona’s tourist office. 

What’s included?

entrance tickets for Barcelona’s Picasso Museum

one-day ticket for Barcelona Bus Turístic

audio guide (in English and 15 other languages) and headphones onboard the tourist buses 

city map and guide in various languages 

vouchers with a total value of 250€

How does it work?

When you book your Combo-Ticket, please choose a day for your bus ticket and a timeslot for your visit to the Picasso Museum. We will reserve your ticket within the chosen timeframe, depending on availability, and send you your tickets with the exact time of entrance within 24 hours.

The timeslot only fixes the time you enter the building. Once inside, you can stay as long as you want. 

Additional Information

Tourist Bus

daily from 9am to 8pm (7pm in winter) every 5 to 25 minutes

no service on December 25 and January 1

roundtrip about 2h, 40 minutes on the green line

The green line only runs from March to November. 

audio guide available in 16 languages: (e.g. English, Catalan, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, Russian, Norwegian, Swedish, Turkish, Dutch) 

Free Wi-Fi access

Picasso Museum

Opening hours:

Monday - From 10am to 5pm
Tuesday to Sundays (except Thursdays) - From 9am to 8.30pm

Ticket offices close 30 minutes before closing time.

Audio guides available in English, Catalan, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Russian, Japanese, Chinese and Korean

get there by Barcelona Bus Turístic (red line), stop ‘Barri Gòtic ’

Visit one of the most comprehensive collections of artworks by Pablo Picasso and explore the artist’s close link to the city of Barcelona.

Plan ahead and reserve your entrance in advance, as tickets to the Picasso Museum are limited, and enjoy this impressive exhibition of works by one of the most renowned artists of the last century. 

Fast Facts 

Tickets

Book online and skip the queues at the local ticket counter. 

Accessibility 

The museum is wheelchair accessible and adapted to the needs of visitors with reduced mobility.

Overview

Get access to the Picasso Museum, one of the worldwide most visited art museums.

Admire its permanent collection of 4,251 works by the Spanish artist. 

Visit the museum’s temporary exhibitions with works related to Picasso and his art.

Book your tickets online in advance and reserve a timeslot to enjoy your visit at your preferred time. 

What to Expect

Retrace Picasso's first steps as an artist at Barcelona’s Picasso Museum and discover the early works of one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. 

Opened in 1963, the museum was worldwide the first dedicated to the artist’s work and illustrates Picasso’s close relationship to the city of Barcelona. Today among the most visited art museums of the world, it is housed in five medieval town houses in Barcelona's La Ribera with a permanent collection that comprises more than 4,000 works, including paintings and drawings, engravings, and ceramics.  

The museum’s permanent collection centres around Picasso’s early years between 1890 and 1917, representing the most comprehensive record of the artist's beginnings. The exhibition displays works from his training period, the Blue period and works in Barcelona from 1917, including two of his first major works, ‘The First Communion’ and ‘Science and Charity’. 

How does it work?

The Picasso Museum has limited capacity and assigns timeslots to enter the museum. In order to avoid the queues at the local ticket counter, admission should be reserved in advance. 

When you book your entrance ticket, please select the date and a time slot for your visit. We will reserve your ticket within the chosen timeframe, depending on availability, and send you your tickets with the exact time of entrance within 24 hours.

The timeslot only fixes the time you enter the building. Once inside, you can stay as long as you want. 

Opening hours:

Tuesday to Sunday (except Thursdays)

From 9am to 19pm

Thursdays

From 9am to 9.30pm (free entrance from 6pm to 9.30)

5th of January

From 9 h to 17 h

24th and 31st of December

From 9 h to 14 h

Free entrance:

Thursdays from 6p to 9.30pm

First Sunday of each month

12th of February, 18th of May and 24th of September

Exhibitions

In the booking process you can add the exhibitions to your reservation. Here is a list of the current exhibitions:

The exhibition ´Picasso the Photographer’s Gaze´.

Offers an immersion into Pablo Picasso’s universe through photography, a versatile form of expression that produces images so diverse that they possess all the facets of a creator who is at the same time author, model, witness and spectator of his work and life.

Audioguide

You can add your audioguide to your visit. The audioguide is available in the following languages: English, Catalan, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Russian, Japanese, Chinese and Korean. 

Additional Information

Ticket offices close 30 minutes before closing time.

Audio guides available in English, Catalan, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Russian, Japanese, Chinese and Korean

How to get there

By bus lines 120, 45, V15, V17 to ‘Via Laietana’, 39, 51, H14 ‘Passeig Picasso’, lines H14, 45, 51 ‘Pla de Palau’ or 120 to ‘Princesa’

By metro line L4 to underground station ‘Jaume I’ or L1 to ‘Arc de Triomf’

Between 1898 and 1900, Puig i Cadafalch built Casa Amatller for the chocolatier industrialist Puig i Cadafalch were the first that broke the ornamental sobriety and the limits of height.
Discover Casa Amatller, one of the modernist buildings on Barcelona’s modernist ‘Illa de la Discòrdia’ and important piece of the city’s architectural heritage. Skip the lines to an immersive museum visit and make the most of your tour with the included video guide. 

Fast Facts:

Skip the Line Tickets:

Get fast-track access and don’t waste your time waiting in a queue. 

Mobile Tickets:

Get your electronic ticket sent directly to your mobile.

Video Guide included:

available in English, Catalan, Spanish and French 

Instant Confirmation: 

Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase by email.

Accessibility:

The museum is accessible by wheelchair and adapted to the needs of visitors with reduced mobility. As crutches and other walking aids are not allowed, the museum provides wheelchairs.

Overview:

Visit Art Noveau Casa Amatller designed by modernist architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch, just around the corner to Casa Batlló.

Take a video-guided tour through the museum with original pieces of furniture and art.

What to Expect:

Located at prestigious Passeig de Gràcia, Casa Amatller constitutes together with Casa Batlló and Casa Lleó-Morera, Barcelona’s so called ‘Manzana de la Discòrdia’ (bone of contention), a sign that the modernist buildings didn’t always find approval at the time of their construction. Today, the three Art Nouveau houses belong to Barcelona’s proud cultural heritage and attract thousands of visitors every year.

Commissioned by Antoni Amatller i Costa, a wealthy chocolatier and art collector, Casa Amatller was rebuilt between 1898 and 1900 by celebrated architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch, who turned it into one of the most remarkable showpieces of modernist architecture. The neo-classical building combines elements of Catalan modernism, like rich ornamentation, wrought iron works and stained glass windows, with influences of Dutch architecture. Great parts of the building’s ornaments refer to the history of the owner’s family and reflect his interests, like photography, travelling and art. 

Between 2009 and 2014, Casa Amatller was restored according to original plans and invites you today to a tour around its museum. Its furnishings with original pieces and artwork as well as the informative video tour make it easy to imagine the life of the Amatller family in their residence in turn-of-the-century Barcelona.

What is included?

Mobile Tickets

Skip-the-line advantage

video-guided tour

Additional information:

Opening times: Monday to Sunday 10am to 6pm 

The video-guided tour takes about 40 minutes and is available in English, Catalan, Spanish or French. 

In order to protect the flooring, the museum doesn’t allow high-heeled shoes and visitors have to wear a protective cover over their shoes. 

The museum doesn’t allow photographs using flash and video. 

free entrance for children under 7 years of age.

How to get there:

Passeig de Gràcia, 41. 

by metro lines L2, L3 or L4 to station ‘Passeig de Gràcia’

by bus lines H10, V15, 7, 22 and 24 to stop ‘Provença’

Come up to Tibidabo, Barcelona's amusement park. Feel the magic of its century-old history. Enjoy its classic and new rides and attractions while you look at the city below. Get your camera ready and experience an unforgettable day out!

The Tibidabo Amusement Park stands on Mount Tibidabo, the highest point on the Collserola Ridge and Barcelona's natural green "lung". Its prime position means you'll enjoy exceptional views of the city throughout your visit.

Tibidabo is Spain's oldest amusement park, the second oldest in Europe and one of the first ever built in the world. Since it opened in 1901, its rides and attractions have been renewed and extended along with its amenities, including cafés, panoramic restaurants, play areas and lively entertainments whichyou'll find among the attractions.

Come up to the Tibidabo Amusement Park and enjoy its iconic attractions as well as its most recent additions. More than 25 rides and attractions for all ages: the Plane; the new roller coaster; the Plaça dels Somnis, or Plaza of Dreams; the gold mine; the Sky Walk; the Miramirall shall of mirrors; and, of course, the Giradabo, the large ferris wheel, 20 metres in diameter and 500m above the city, which is already part of the new Barcelona skyline. 

What does your booking include?:

Admission to all the attractions and entertainments.

The Plane will remain closed until May.

Opening hours:

7th March to 31st December: weekends and public holidays. 

July, from Wednesday to Sundays. 

On August opens daily, from Monday to Sunday.

* See calendar to check opening times.

Address: 
plaça del Tibidabo, 3-4.

How to get there:

Tibibús T2A: plaça Catalunya (stop located on the corner of plaça de Catalunya and Rambla Catalunya). From 10.15am on days when the amusement Park is open.

Tibibús T2B: from Vall d'Hebrón, stop next Metro L3, Vall d'Hebrón.

FGC + Tranvia Blau + Funicular del Tibidabo.

FGC + bus 196 + Funicular del Tibidabo.

The Barcelona city pass combines all the essentials to make your days in Barcelona an unforgettable experience.

Fast-track entrance to Sagrada familia and Parc guell, Airport-transfer, one or two days on Barcelona’s official sightseeing bus and 10% discount on more than 60 attractions in Barcelona! 

Fast Facts
Fast-track tickets: 
Get Fast track tickets to Sagrada Familia and Park Güell 

Barcelona Hop on Hop off Bus:
Enjoy one or two days with the Barcelona Hop on Hop off Bus (more than 40 stops, includes free audioguide)

Discounts:
Get 10% discount to more than 60 attractions (Camp Nou Experience, Casa Mila, Casa Batllo and many more!)

Airport Transfer* :
included: from Barcelona Airport El Prat or Airport Girona

*When you do not want an airport transfer for any reason you can select this after your reservation/purchase. You can select for ´no airport transfer´ and you will receive tickets for the Barcelona Cable Car (Teleferic Montuic) instead.

Mobile tickets:
Everything online - 100% mobile! No need to print or pick-up your tickets

Audio Guide App:
Download our Barcelona Audio Guide to your mobile. Available in eight languages. 

Overview
The ultra-convenient Barcelona City Pass includes skip-the-line entrance to the city’s most famous destinations, airport transfer, and discounts to countless further attractions. Even better, you receive everything by email so that you don’t waste time picking it up when you arrive.
Which means it’s easier than ever to maximise your precious time in Barcelona by organising everything in advance. Simply order your Barcelona City Pass(es) online  and you’re ready for all that this wonderful city has to offer.

How does it work? 

Enter the date of your arrival. 

Choose which option you would like for your visit to the Sagrada Familia:
a) Sagrada Familia Basic Tickets
b) Sagrada Familia Tickets + Audioguide (available in 16 languages)
c) Sagrada Familia Tickets + Audioguide + Towers
d) Sagrada Familia + Live Guide 

Enter the amount of tickets and choose the Hop on and off service for one or two days. 

After completing the booking process, you will receive a separate email with a link. Please enter the exact date and time you would like to visit the Sagrada Família and Park Güell. 

Receive your tickets via email and save them on your mobile. No need to print them out, as they will be scanned directly from your mobile phone. 

You will receive a discount code by email which you can use online to make reservations for the Camp Nou Experience, Casa Batllo, Casa Mila and 60 attractions in Barcelona more. Check out here which are the attractions.

Important to know 

Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase via e-mail. 

Get your electronic tickets sent to your mobile - no need to print

Fast Track Tickets to Sagrada Familia and Park Güell

Get to know the city with more than 40 stops with the official Hop on Hop off Bus - Bus Turistic

A discount code of 10% for countless attractions and excursions including Casa Batllo, Casa Mila the Camp-Nou-Experience, Hola Transport Card (includes metro and bus) and much more!

Airport Transfer from and to Barcelona airport El Prat or a one- way trip from Girona airport 

FAQ

The most Frequently Asked Questions regarding the Barcelona City Pass.

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Not in need of an airport transfer? 

You can also make a reservation for the Barcelona City Pass when you do not need the Airport Transfer. After your reservation you can select the option ´No transfer needed´ and you will receive the following tickets:

Fast-track tickets to the Sagrada Familia

Fast-track tickets to Park Güell (includes a free audioguide)

Barcelona Hop on Hop off Bus: One or Two Days (more than 40 stops, includes free audioguide)

Receive 10% discount to more than 60 attractions (Camp Nou Experience, Casa Mila, Casa Batllo and many more!)

Plus: Barcelona’s Teleferic that brings you up to the city’s great recreational area of Montjuïc Mountain. Take a panoramic ride 85 metres up, enjoy spectacular views and arrive conveniently to many attractions like the Spanish Village, the Catalan Art Museum and the Olympic Stadium. 

What is the difference between the different Sagrada Familia options? 

Option #1 – Sagrada Familia Basic

Get fast track entrance with the Barcelona City Pass, which provides you with electronic tickets ahead of time and lets you avoid the queues at the local ticket booths. 

Option #2 - Sagrada Familia with Audioguide 

Enjoy the advantages of this fast track admission and make more of your visit with an audio guide. Available in 16 languages, it provides you with in-depth information on the building and its construction. 

Option #3 - Sagrada Familia with Tower 

Once finished, the 18 towers of the basilica will rise 172.5 metres above the ground. Our third package deal gives you access to one of them and takes you 65 metres up to enjoy a breathtaking view over central Barcelona. Of course, the visit covers the basilica itself accompanied by an informative audio guide. 

Option #4 - Sagrada Familia with Guided Tour 

Make the most of your visit to the Sagrada Família and join a guided tour around the basilica. Have an expert guide answer all your questions and help you discover this extraordinary building. Tours are available in English, French and German and include of course priority entrance. 

How does it work when I do not want an airport transfer? 

After your reservation you will get an email where you can select your timeslots for the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell. At the same time you can also select that you do not want an airport transfer and you will receive Teleferic Montjuïc (Cable Car) tickets in stead. 

How can I schedule my visits for Park Güell and the Sagrada Familia?

After your reservation you will receive an email where you can select your timeslots for the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell. Make sure you select the right times and dates because it is not possible to change them afterwards.

What are the advantages of the Barcelona City Pass? 

Includes Sagrada Família: Choose between the basic visit, a guided or audio guided tour and a visit of the basilica including one of the towers. 

Includes Park Güell: Get fast track access to the park’s monumental core. 

Includes the official Hop on Hop off Tour: Enjoy one or two days on Barcelona’s official sightseeing bus. 

Audio Guide App: Download our Barcelona Audio Guide to your mobile. Available in eight languages. 

Discounts: Receive 10% discount on tickets to more than 60 attractions and events. 

Airport Transfer: Add transport from and to Barcelona airport El Prat or a one- way trip from Girona Airport. 

Or Montjuïc Cable Car (optional): Receive a voucher to travel to Montjuïc Mountain by Barcelona’s Telefèric. 

Mobile Tickets: Get your electronic tickets sent to your mobile. 

Instant Confirmation: Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase via e-mail.  

What if I can not see one of the options available for the Sagrada Familia in the reservation process?

It means these tickets are sold out and not bookable at all. We recommend to choose one of the available options. 

How can I get the Park Güell audioguide?

At the entrance of Park Güell the staff will inform you how to download the audioguide. 

How can I get the Barcelona Audioguide?

When you receive the tickets you will find also the instructions how to download this audioguide to your phone. We recommend to take your earphones so you are able to listen to the audioguide on your mobile. 

Can I use the discounts in Barcelona at the entrance of the attractions?

The discount code can only be used online. The attractions will not accept your discount code at the entrance. 

What is the timetable and route of the Aerobus?

LINE A1 - TERMINAL 1

Pl. Catalunya (Barcelona) - Terminal T1 (Airport BCN)

Terminal T1 (Airport BCN) - Pl. Catalunya (Barcelona)

From 05:00 h to 06:40 h every 10 min

From 05:35 h to 07:20 h every 10 min

From 06:50 h to 21:45 h every 5 min

From 07:30 h to 22:20 h every 5 min

From 21:50 h to 00:30 h every 10 min

From 22:25 h to 01:05 h every 10 min

LINE A2 - TERMINAL 2

Pl. Catalunya (Barcelona) - Terminal T2 (Airport BCN)

Terminal T2 (Airport BCN) - Pl. Catalunya (Barcelona)

From 05:30 h to 06:50 h every 20 min

From 06:00 h to 06:40 h every 20 min

From 07:05 h to 22:25 h every 10 min

From 07:00 h to 23:00 h every 10 min

From 22:40 h to 00:30 h every 20 min

From 23:10 h to 01:00 h every 20 min

To see the route click here.

What is the timetable of the Girona Airport Transfer to Barcelona? 

Please check the timetable here.

How do I know where the Hop on Hop off Bus stops?

The bus runs every day of the year

First departures: between 09:00 and 09:30 from any stop

Last departures: 19:00 in winter and 20:00 in summer. See timetables posted at the stops

Frequency: between 5 and 25 minutes, depending on the season.

You can check the route of the bus here.

We are more than one person (or group). When we want to reserve the tickets how do we make sure we all get the same entry time?

We recommend to make the reservation all at once or that you coordinate that you book at the same time. The Sagrada Familia and Park Güell attracts many tourists and therefore timeslots can run out quickly. 

What do I do when I haven't received my tickets?

After your purchase you will receive in maximum one hour an email with more information about the City Pass and where you can select the timeslots for the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell. Please check your SPAM first when not received. It is possible that this ended up in your SPAM. When you have filled in your time slot preferences you will then receive the tickets within 30 minutes. When not received please check your SPAM again. When not received please contact us at ticketing@barcelona.com. 

Does the Barcelona City Pass include Public Transportation?

The Barcelona City Pass does not include Public Transportation. With the Hop on Hop off Bus you do have an easy method to see the city in a relaxed and fun way! When you want to add the Hola Transport Card you can use your 10% discount code to purchase the tickets after your reservation for the Barcelona City Pass. The Hola Transport Card can be used directly at the metro station and you do not have to print your tickets. Click here for more information. 

What is the cancellation policy of the Barcelona City Pass?

After your reservation it is not possible to cancel the Barcelona City Pass. 

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These museums are the highlights when it comes to the residences gaudí created for wealthy families in Barcelona! Combine the top attractions Casa Batllo and Mila (La Pedrera) with the recently opened (for public) and hidden gem of Gaudí: Casa Vicens! 

The museums are closely located together which makes it possible to visit them all in one morning/afternoon!

At the end of the 19th century and at the beginning of the 20th century Casa Batllo, Casa Mila and Casa Vicens was build by the famous architecture Gaudi. Nowadays these buildings are icons in the city because they are so unique and creative.

Casa Batlló

The colourful Casa Batlló, a house from the 19th century renovated in the well-known modernist style, is one of many masterpieces of Gaudí in Barcelona. The interior of the house is just as exceptional as the exterior of the building. The building has become a famous landmark in Barcelona and is open to the public. The Casa Batlló was awarded the 2004 Europa Nostra Award for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage and was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2005. Undoubtedly worth a visit.

Casa Mila

Casa Mila or 'La Pedrera' (meaning 'stone quarry' in Catalan) was built between 1905 and 1910 and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage landmark in 1984. Casa Mila is one of the most remarkable works of Antoni Gaudí. The eccentric design is inspired by his love to nature. Along the exterior of the building, the irregular balconies give the impression of a series of waves. The upper floor, the attic and the extraordinary rooftop are open to visitors. Drawings, models, photographs and videos are used to portray the life of the great Gaudí, his historical and cultural context, and the artistic values and technical innovation of his work.

Casa Vicens

This is the hidden gem of Barcelona that every person should see. It recently opened and the architecture will blow you away. He totally invented a new style and a new start in his career.

What is included?

Skip the line tickets Casa Batllo including a Videoguide in your language

Skip the line tickets Casa Mila including an audioguide in your language

Skip the line tickets Casa Vicens

Why should you book the Gaudi Pass online?

You will save money!

Barcelona is all about Gaudi, get to know the best highlights of Gaudi

Batllo, Mila and Vicens are extremely close together

How does it work?

All museums work with a timeslot to distribute the amount of tourists in the museums. After your reservation you can inform us which times and dates you want to visit them all. 

DISCOVER BARRI GÒTIC; COLUMBUS MONUMENT ; PORT VELL; LA CARA DE BARCELONA; PORT OLÍMPIC; NOVA ICARIA BEACH; ARC DE TRIOMF; PARC DE LA CIUTADELLA AND MORE.

Available languages:

English, French, Spanish, German and Russian. 

You can choose between four different options:

One hour tour - Intro tour

Two-hours tour - Grand tour

Meeting point: 

Carrer d'En Rull 2, 08002

 Important! Minimal age to drive a segway is 16!

Certainly a must-do on your trip to Barcelona, even if you are not a big football fan!

Learn more about the amazing story of the football team that represents their city, region, and the Catalan language and identity with honour and pride. The ticket includes flexible admission times, entrance to the museum as well as to the impressive Camp Nou Football Stadium and the Multimedia Zone where you can relive Barça’s finest moments.

Opening Hours – Museum:

This ticket is valid until 30/06/2020

With this ticket you will be able to enter FC Barcelona museum in the following hours:

From 01 of July to 01 of September, from April 4 to 12 (both days included) and from 21 of December to 05 of January you can enter Camp Nou only starting from 13:30

The rest of the year you can enter Camp Nou any time within the opening hours. The openning hours are the following:

From 7th January to 3rd April: 

From 10am to 6:30pm

Except Sundays - From 10am to 2:30pm

From 4th April to12th October: 

From 9:30am to 7:30pm

Except Sundays - From 10am to 7:30pm

9th, 10th and 13th April - From 10am to 7:30pm

From 13th October to 18th of December:

From 10am to 6:30pm

Except Sundays - From 10am to 2:30pm

1st of November and 6th and 8th of December - From 10am to 2:30pm

From 19th December to 6th January: 

From 9:30am to 7:30pm

Except Sundays - From 10am to 7:30pm

25th, 26th and 31st - From 10am to 7:30pm

Camp Nour Tour until one hour before the Museum closes.

Click here to see the opening hours of the Museum.

Always check the FC Barcelona calendar first! The Camp Nou experience is closed when FC Barcelona plays at home on the following occasions:

Spanish League match days

Days before the Champions League matches

Champions League match days

Location:
Avenida de Joan XXIII
08028 Barcelona
Metro to Maria Cristina or Collblanc

How does it work? 
You will receive your ticket in 24 hours by email. 

Important!

From 01 of July to 01 of September, from April 4 to 12 (both days included) and from 21 of December to 05 of January you can enter Camp Nou only starting from 13:30

The rest of the year you can enter Camp Nou any time within the opening hours.

Closed to the public for more than 130 years, Casa Vicens is now open to visitors and gives finally access to Gaudí’s first architectural masterpiece.

Follow Gaudí’s first steps on his way to becoming the celebrated architect of the Sagrada Família and discover one of the forerunners of modernist architecture and UNESCO World Heritage site.

Fast Facts 

Tickets

Book online and skip the queues at the local ticket counter. 

Instant Confirmation 

Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase by email.

Accessibility 

The museum is fully accessible by wheelchair.

COVID-19 SAFETY MEASURES  

Due to the pandemic situation and to protect you and those around you, visits will only be allowed with the following sanitary norms and regulations: 

Wearing a face mask is required 

Reduced capacity to ensure a safe visit 

Distance between visitors is obligatory

Guests may be subject to a temperature check

Visit time may be limited

WHY IS THIS PRODUCT CORONA SAFE? 

Hand sanitiser available 

New access conditions

Reinforcement of cleaning service 

Permanent ventilation

Disinfection points and disinfecting mats on access

Mandatory use of masks

Unique tour -one way direction

Overview

Discover Gaudí’s first important work and one of the earliest buildings of Art Nouveau.

Visit Casa Vicens’ interior and the adjoining garden.

Gain deeper insight into Gaudí’s architecture and the beginnings of modernism in the permanent collection of the Museum.

Enjoy the temporary exhibitions on topics related to Casa Vicens.

What to Expect

After extensive works in 2017, has Casa Vicens been restored to its original splendor and takes its visitors back to Gaudí’s beginnings and the birth of Catalan modern architecture. 

Commissioned by Manuel Vicens i Montaner, a wealthy stockbroker, Casa Vicens was built between 1883-85. Influenced by Neo-Mudéjar architecture, Gaudí designed the house in the upcoming art nouveau style, using vibrant colours and a variety of materials, such as iron, glass, ceramic tiles and concrete. In 1925 the house underwent renovations, in which the house and garden were extended and the entrance and main floor modified, still maintaining Gaudí’s original design. 

Take a tour through Casa Vicens, which will bring you not only closer to understanding Gaudí’s architecture but also give you deeper insight into Barcelona’s history. Learn through an audiovisual presentation how urban planning changed the face of the city at the turn of the century and understand the social, cultural and artistic context, in which Casa Vicens was designed.

There  is a multilingual guide ( English, Spanish and French)   on each floor of Casa Vicens,  that will give you detailed information on the aspects of the room you are visiting. This is a wonderful experience to understand the work of Gaudi and Gaudi himself.

How does it work?

When you book your entrance ticket, please select the date and a time slot for your visit. The timeslot only fixes the time you enter the building. Once inside, you can stay as long as you want. 

Additional Information

Opening hours: 

From April 1, to October 14:

From Monday to Sunday, From 10:00am to 8:00pm. Last entrance one hour and 20’ before closure.

From October,15  to March 31:

Monday, from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm

From Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 to 7:00 pm

Please Note: (special timeslots)

03-11-2019 - From 10 am to 3 pm (last entrance at 2 pm)

Ticket offices close one hour and 20 minutes before closing time
Guided tours available in English, Catalan, Spanish and French

How to get there

By bus lines 22, 27, 32, 87, 114, N4, V17 and the blue line of Barcelona Bus Turistic

By metro line L3 to underground stations ‘Fontana’ or ‘Lesseps’

Get the most out of your visit to the Sagrada Família with a guided tour around Gaudí’s masterpiece.
Skip the long queues at the entrance to Barcelona’s most visited tourist attraction and let an experienced guide take you around and learn more about the building’s extraordinary architecture, symbolism and history.

Fast Facts 
Skip the Line Tickets
Get fast track access to the Sagrada Família and don’t waste your time waiting in a queue.

Guided Visit
The official guided tour in English, French or German by barcelona.com takes about 1.30h. 

Instant Confirmation
Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase by email.

Accessibility
The church is wheelchair accessible and adapted to the needs of visitors with reduced mobility.

Overview

Avoid the queues at the entrance to the Sagrada Família and skip the lines to Barcelona’s most popular tourist attraction.

Get in-depth information on the building and discover hidden details on an informative guided tour by barcelona.com. 

Visit the museum, Gaudí’s former workshop, and have all your questions answered by an official guide.

What to Expect
Overwhelming from the outside and even more impressive from the inside, Barcelona’s iconic Sagrada Família is one of the highlights on a visit to the city. A wealth of forms, structures and decorative elements awaits the visitor and what better way to explore them, than on a tour led by an expert guide, who answers all your questions?

And details there are to discover many. Gaudi’s architecture is considered unique due to his very personal interpretation of Modernism and Art Nouveau, which gives thought to every minute part. His unparalleled style, inspired by his great passions architecture, nature and religion, combines functionality with aesthetic design as well as religious meaning, so many seemingly random elements fulfill not only an architectural purpose but are also full of significance. The columns in the central nave, for example, branch out like trees to support the weight of the vault and, at the same time, evoke the feeling of walking through a forest, which in turn symbolises the harmony of belief and nature and inspires introspection and prayer.

So, don’t just visit the Sagrada Família, but understand it with the help of a specialised tour guide. Your tickets also give you the advantage of priority entrance and access to the museum, where models, drawings and photographs document the construction process of this world-famous basilica.

How does it work?
Official guided tours in English by barcelona.com are available daily, either in the morning or in the afternoon. When you book your entrance ticket, please select the date and choose the morning or afternoon tour. We will send your voucher in a separate email and inform you about your exact time of entrance.

Additional Information

Guided tours in English are available 6 days a week (except Sundays), morning and afternoon, except on December 25, 26 and January 1 and 6.

The guided tour takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes, but you can stay in the Sagrada Família as long as you wish.

Tours start at the meeting point at the corner of Carrer de Provença and Carrer de la Marina.

Please arrive on time and don’t forget to bring your voucher and ID. 

The Sagrada Família is a catholic church and has clothing restrictions, so visitors are asked to dress appropriately or might not be admitted to the building. 

How to get there

By metro lines 2 and 5 to underground station ‘Sagrada Família’

By bus lines 19, 33, 34, 43, 44, 50, 51, B20 and B24 to various stops nearby

Hop on and off service of the official Barcelona Tourist Bus 

The meeting point is at the corner of Carrer de Provença and Carrer de la Marina.

Inclusions

Skip the line tickets

Barcelona.com official guided tour in English

Go for a walk through Spain and discover in only a few steps Andalusia, Madrid and the Basque Country in ‘El Poble Espanyol’, the Spanish Village.

Experience Spain´s architectural diversity in this unique open-air museum and enjoy typical cuisine, traditional crafts and culture.

Fast Facts

Skip the Line Tickets

Get fast-track access and don’t waste your time waiting in a queue.

Video Guide

Available in English, Catalan, Spanish, Italian, French, Russian, Hebrew and German
 
Instant Confirmation
Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase by email.

Accessibility
About 70% of the museum is accessible by wheelchair and handrails have been fitted to make access easier for visitors with reduced mobility.
   
 

Overview

Open-air museum in the style of a typical Spanish village

117 full-scale replications of buildings, exemplary for the architectural styles of the  different regions of Spain

Traditional workshops of arts and crafts

Modern art exhibition at the Fran Daurel Museum and sculpture garden with works by Picasso, Dalí and Joan Miró

Culinary specialties like traditionally produced cheeses, wine and olive oil

What to Expect
Take a break from Barcelona´s hustle and bustle on a stroll through the picturesque Poble Espanyol and walk by Galician townhouses, Catalan monasteries and through winding Andalusian alleyways.

Built for the International Exhibition in 1929, the Spanish village reproduces the different architectural styles of fifteen regions of Spain and recreates an Iberian village with the typical central square and city hall, narrow streets and charming archways. Covering an area of 49,000 m² and situated at the foot of Montjuïc, the village became so popular during the International Exhibition, that it was conserved even after the event closed its doors and attracts today more than 1 million visitors every year.

‘El Poble Espanyol’ is a living museum with more than 20 workshops, where jewellery, musical instruments and toys are manufactured following traditional methods, and a popular venue for concerts, gastronomical festivals and craft workshops. The on-site theatre gives performances for children every Sunday and even modern art has found its place here in the Fran Daurel museum and sculpture garden. And what would a trip through Spain be without its culinary specialties? So try some homemade cheeses and bread, traditionally produced wine and olive oil or enjoy Spanish cooking in one of the many restaurants and cafés.

Inclusions

Mobile tickets

Skip the line tickets

Access to Fran Daurel Museum of Contemporary Art and sculpture garden

Additional Information

Opening hours:
Monday from 9 am to 8 pm
Tuesday to Thursday and Sunday from 9 am to 12 midnight
Friday from 9 am to 3 am
Saturday from 9 am to 4 am

The museum opens 365 days a year (24 December 9am to 8pm, 25 December 9am to 2pm, 1 January 1pm to 8pm, from 8 January to 4 February 9am to 8pm)

Fran Daurel Museum:
Monday 10am to 6:30pm
Tuesday to Sunday 10am to 7pm
June to September: daily 11am to 8pm
(December 25 and 26 and January 1 closed)

Dogs must be kept on a leash

The tour with video guide takes about 60 minutes and is available in English, Catalan, Spanish, Italian, French, Russian, Hebrew and German.

Free Wi-Fi

How to get there

By bus lines 13, 23 and 150 to ‘Plaça Espanya’

By metro lines 1 and 3 to underground station ‘Plaça Espanya’

By Barcelona Tourist Bus and Barcelona City Tour to bus stop ‘Poble Espanyol’

One of the most unique art nouveau gems in the world!

We invite you discover the Palau de la Música Catalana, the only concert hall in the world to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was designed by the architect Domènech i Montaner as the home of the Orfeó Català choir. Funded by public donations, the Palau is one of the most iconic examples of Catalonia’s architectural and musical heritage. 

The central metal structure, clad in glass, plays with the light to make Domènech i Montaner’s most significant building into a magical music box which combines all the applied arts: sculpture, mosaics, stained glass and wrought iron.

The Palau de la Música is the only Catalan art nouveau, or modernista, concert hall which has been designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Tour itinerary:

The Orfeó Català’s modernista rehearsal room, including a 15-minute audiovisual about the history of the Palau de la Música Catalana and society in the early 20th century.

The foyer, a new area which provides a meeting place and is open to the public every day.

The Palau’s modernista hall, flanked by two lamps characteristic of Barcelona at the time, is the former main entrance.

The concert hall, with its harmonious proportions, sumptuous décor and vast central skylight which fills the space with light. You’ll have the unique opportunity to walk on the stage and see the auditorium through the eyes of the performers.

The Sala Lluís Millet is named after the founder of the Orfeó Català. Its huge stained glass window reveals the row of columns on the balcony of the façade.

The tour of the different areas may vary according to performance and rehearsal requirements at the Palau de la Música.

Language:
English

Children from 0 to 10 years old - free entrance

Meet famous artists, powerful politicians and big-name celebrities, or at least their waxen look-alikes, in Barcelona’s Wax Museum.

Venture into a hidden side street, just off the Ramblas, and step into an enigmatic world of familiar faces from past and present.

Fast Facts
Skip the Line Tickets
Get fast-track access and don’t waste your time waiting in a queue.

Audio Guide
available in English, Catalan, Spanish and Italian

Instant Confirmation
Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase by email.

Accessibility
About 90% of the museum are accessible by wheelchair via ramps    and lifts.

Overview

Private collection of more than 200 wax figures of celebrities from the worlds of art, politics and entertainment

Housed in a neo-classicist building, formerly the offices of a bank

Audio guide with further explanations about the characters on display

What to Expect
Barcelona’s Wax Museum lies somewhat hidden away in a narrow alleyway in the Gothic Quarter. The neo-classicist building, which houses the museum, boasts all the splendor of a nineteenth-century city palace and provides an atmospheric backdrop for this private collection of more than 200 wax figures. Established in 1973 by Enrique Alarcón, the museum displays figures of real and fictional celebrities with a strong focus on Spanish culture and history.

So take a tour through the museum and rub shoulders with Michael Jackson, Dalí and Picasso. Witness a bank robbery, venture into the Chamber of Horrors and if you are still up for it, pay a visit to the magical 'Bosc de les fades', the fairytale café just around the corner. 

Visits

Standard visit

Audio-guided visit

Additional Information

Opening hours:
Monday to Friday: 10am – 1.30pm and 4pm – 7.30pm
Saturday, Sundays and holidays: 11am - 2pm and 4.30pm – 8.30pm
Summer: daily 10am – 10pm

Audio guide available in English, Catalan, Spanish and Italian.

Admission free for children under 5 years of age

How to get there

By bus lines 14, 18, 36, 38, 57, 59, 64, 91 to various stops nearby

By metro lines L3 to underground station ‘Plaça Drassanes’

Recinto modernista de Sant Pau

Discover an important part of Barcelona’s past at the former Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau. Visit the largest complex of buildings in Catalonia’s own style of modernist architecture and UNESCO world heritage site to learn more about one of the oldest hospitals in Europe and its 600 years of history. 

Fast Facts:

Skip the Line Tickets: Get fast-track access and don’t waste your time waiting in a queue. 

Instant Confirmation: Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase by email. 

Overview:

Former hospital designed by modernist architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner

Compound of pavilions and park in modernist style of architecture 

Part of the UNESCO world heritage since 1997

What to Expect:

In 2009, the Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau closed the doors of its modernist quarters and moved to a more modern building. Its long used facilities had become too small and outdated for modern medicine, the same reason that once prompted its construction. In four years of extensive restoration works, the former hospital buildings were given back their original splendour and reopened in 2014 as a cultural landmark, attracting visitors from all around the world due to its architectural as well as historical value.  

Built between 1902 and 1930, the complex replaced the hospital’s 500-year-old housing in Barcelona’s Raval district and was the answer to the city’s rapid growth and advances in medicine. It combined state of the art technology with the splendour of modernist architecture, that even today has lost nothing of its appeal. The new buildings, designed by Lluís Domènech i Montaner, were constructed according to the latest standards of hygiene without ignoring aesthetic aspects. Typical for modernist architecture, Santa Creu i Sant Pau is richly decorated with ornamental details like colourful mosaics, statues and stained glass windows, which refer to its history as well as religious context.

Today the former hospital has been given a new purpose as a centre of knowledge, housing amongst others, institutions of the United Nations and WHO. It hosts international seminars, congresses and meetings and has an active cultural programme. Its historical archive holds an outstanding collection of records, which documents more than 600 years of Catalan history.

Additional Information:

Opening hours: 

Monday to Saturday, 9.30 am to 6.30 pm (4.30pm from November to March)

Sunday and holidays, 9.30 am to 2.30 pm

Closed on December 25, January 1 and 6.

Audio guide available (3€)

Free entrance for children from 1 to 11 years old

Free entrance first Sunday of each month

How to get there:

By bus lines H8, 19, 20, 45, 47, 50, 51, 92, 117 and 192 to nearby bus stops

By metro line L5 to underground station ‘Sant Pau / Dos de Maig’ 

Discover Barcelona the most spectacular way possible and join us on a scenic flight by helicopter over the city centre.

Lift off on a unique experience and enjoy awe-inspiring views of Barcelona’s many sights from high up.

Fast Facts
Flight
Round trip by helicopter over the coast and Barcelona’s inner city
Tickets
paper printout needed

Overview

Take an unforgettable helicopter ride over Barcelona.

Get a birds-eye view of the Sagrada Família, Camp Nou and many other attractions.

Sit back and enjoy the ride with one of our experienced pilots.

Enjoy excellent photo opportunities during your air tour.

What to expect
Turn your stay in Barcelona into a special experience and treat yourself to a memorable roundtrip by helicopter. Discover Barcelona from a privileged birds-eye perspective and enjoy the incredible views of the city, from the sea all the way to the mountains. Fly along Barcelona’s waterfront, past famous Sagrada Família and make your way up the Diagonal to legendary Camp Nou.

All our flights are operated by experienced pilots, who will bring you safely back to the ground. You should arrive at least 20 minutes before departure for your check-in, after which you’ll have time to enjoy a cool drink and the view over the sea from our terrace. After a routine safety check you’ll receive a short briefing, before you can finally take to the skies.

Route

Heliport

World Trade Center

Port of Barcelona/Barceloneta

Puerto Olímpico/beaches

Fórum/ Agbar Tower

Sagrada Família/Eixample

Diagonal/Camp Nou

Plaça Espanya

Anella Olímpica/ Montjuïc

Additional Information

Roundtrips by helicopter operate all year round:

Saturday 10:30

Duration: 45 minutes

Flight duration: approx. 12 minutes

Please arrive at the heliport 20 minutes before departure.

Flights operate with a minimum of four and a maximum of five passengers.

Please bring an ID or passport for proof of identification.

The maximum weight for passengers is 110kg. Passengers exceeding this weight are required to purchase an additional seat.

How to get there

Address: Heliport de Barcelona, Passeig de l'Escullera - Moll Adosat s/n, Barcelona

By bus line 88 to stops ‘Moll Ponent’ or ‘Moll Costa’

Visit one of Barcelona’s most emblematic buildings and discover what’s inside this fairytale castle.

After 100 years finally opened to the public, Casa de les Punxes (House of Spikes) awaits you with an immersive tour that takes you on a journey through Catalan architecture and the magic world of Sant Jordi, two essential elements of Catalan heritage.

Fast Facts
Skip the Line Tickets
Get fast-track access and don’t waste your time waiting in a queue.

Audio Guide included
available in English, Catalan, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Chinese, Russian and Japanese

Instant Confirmation
Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase by email.

Accessibility
The visit is adapted to the needs of visitors with reduced mobility, except the lifts to the towers. For visitors with hearing impairment, interpretation in Catalan sign language is provided and the audio guide is available in written form.

Overview

Visit one of Barcelona’s most distinctive masterpieces of modernist architecture.

Learn more about the building’s architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch.

Access the building’s spectacular rooftop terrace.

Discover the story of Sant Jordi, patron saint of Catalonia, in an interactive experience.

What to Expect
Although Barcelona’s modernist Eixample is full of architectural highlights and visual surprises, the Casa de les Punxes still stands out. Its six pointed towers, which earned the building its name ‘House of Spikes’, remind the visitor of a medieval castle, which seems to be taken from a fairytale.

Its history sounds a bit like from a tale as well, which begins in 1905 when Bartomeu Terradas, a successful textile industrialist, commissioned renowned architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch to construct three houses for his sisters Angela, Josefa and Rosa. The architect joined the houses’ facades in such a way, that they look like one single building and used towers, sculptures and ironwork to give it its distinctive medieval feel.

After more than 100 years, the house was first opened to the public just very recently in 2016 and attracts thousands of visitors with its unusual design. But La Casa de les Punxes offers more than just architecture and design. A tour through the building gives you the chance to find out more about Catalonia’s patron saint Sant Jordi and step into a world of knights, princesses and dragons.

Inclusions

Audio-guided tour

Additional Information

Opening hours: daily from 10am to 7pm (closed on December 25)

Last entrance one hour before closing time

Audio guide available in English, Catalan, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Chinese, Russian and Japanese

The audio-guided tour takes about one hour.

How to get there

By bus lines 20, 39, 45, 47, H8, N5 to stop ‘Jardinets de Gràcia / Roselló’ stop or lines 6, 33, 34 to ‘Diagonal / Bruc’

By metro lines L4 and L5 to underground station ‘Verdaguer’ or L3 to ‘Diagonal’

Please, be aware that Casa de las Punxes remains closed:

Thursday 19.12.2019 - from 14:00

Tuesday 24.12.2019 - from 14:00

Wednesday 25.12.2019 - all the day 

A highlight on every visit to Barcelona, Casa Milà surprises with its unconventional facade and an interior that seems to play with forms and light to create Gaudí’s unparalleled style of architecture. 

Skip the lines with your ticket to 'La Pedrera' (The Quarry), this extraordinary example of innovative architecture and landmark of Catalan Modernism.

Fast Facts 

Mobile Tickets

Get your electronic ticket sent directly to your mobile.

Skip the Line Tickets

Get fast track access and don’t waste your time waiting in a queue.

Instant Confirmation

Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase by email.

Casa Mila Basic Ticket

The Casa Mila basic ticket gives you skip-the-line access to Casa Mila including audio-guide.

2 Houses of Gaudi Ticket

This package gives you skip-the-line access to Casa Mila and Casa Vicens! Casa Vicens is the hidden gem of Barcelona that every person should see. It recently opened and the architecture will blow you away. Gaudí totally invented a new style and a new start in his career. The visit-date and time for Casa Vicens is open.

Enjoy it now with 4 eur discount! (This ticket is only available for adults)

Audio Guide Included

Currently available in English, Catalan, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and Korean.

Accessibility

The museum is wheelchair accessible and adapted to the needs of visitors with visual or hearing impairment. It provides interpretation in sign language, sensory resources, magnifying lenses at the reading points and audio descriptions.

Overview

Fast track entrance to Casa Milà, one of Gaudí’s most emblematic works of art at Passeig de Gràcia in the centre of Barcelona

Tour through the Art Nouveau building, including the interpretation centre 'Espai Gaudí' about the architect’s life and work with designs, models and audiovisual presentations

Access to the Inner Courtyards and the Exhibition Room on the main floor of the former Milà Residence

Visit to the Pedrera Apartments with a combination of audiovisual presentation and original elements, like period furniture, works of art and household accessories 

Admittance to the exceptional roof-terrace, also called 'the garden of warriors', with ventilation towers and chimneys turned into sculptures

What to Expect
Casa Milà certainly stands out from the surrounding buildings on prestigious Passeig de Gràcia. Nothing less than revolutionary at the time of its construction, the building didn’t only have admirers and its crude, white facade inspired the inhabitants of Barcelona to its still popular nickname La Pedrera (The Quarry).

Constructed between 1906 and 1912, Antoni Gaudí designed the building as one continuous curve, refusing any straight lines. Its rounded interior walls are decorated with mural paintings of flowers and plants, naturalistic elements, which can be found throughout the house in its wrought ironwork, sculpted stone columns and even in its woodwork and furniture. The design of Casa Milà made use of innovative concepts, such as a self-supporting facade, a basement garage and the stunning roof-terrace. One of the most remarkable features of the building, the roof exemplifies the modernist idea of combining functionality and aesthetics, and skylights, staircase exits, ventilation towers, and chimneys are sculpted into artistic forms.

But what was controversial at the time is now one of Gaudí’s most famous works and top exponent of Catalan Modernism. Recognised in 1984 by the UNESCO as World Heritage, Casa Milà attracts thousands of visitors every year. With your skip the line ticket you’ll avoid these queues and get access to the main floor, courtyards and the spectacular roof-terrace. Learn more about Gaudí’s life and work in the interpretation centre and through the included audio guide.

Inclusions

Mobile tickets

Skip the line tickets

Audio guide

Additional Information

4th November 2019 - 27th February 2020

Monday to Sunday: 9:00 h - 18:30 h (last entrance 18:00)

Christmas schedule

26th December 2019 - 3rd January 2020

Monday to Sunday: 9:00 h - 20:30 h (last entrance 20:00)

28th February 2020 – 1st November 2020

Monday to Sunday 9:00 h - 20:30 h (last entrance 20:00)

Special Schedule:

01st of January 2020: from 11h to 20:30h

Closed: 

25th of December 

From 13th to 19th of January 2020 due to maintenance work 

Let an experienced, licensed local guide take you into the footsteps of Pablo Picasso.
During the Tour, your guide will take you along places such as the famous Els Quatre Gats Café and Carrer Avinyó, where the genius artist lived and worked. The guide will share information about the fascinating life and career of Picasso. In addition, the guide will take you into the Picasso museum in which you can spend additional time at your leisure after the tour.  

The Picasso Guided Tour is offered multiple days a week in different languages. The tours are being offered in small groups, keeping the experience more personal, friendly and fun for both group and guide.

Languages:

English -  Wednesday & Friday

Departures:

From the meeting point in front of Hotel Olivia Plaza at Plaza Catalunya. Please make sure that you arrive on time and to bring your voucher and ID!

(There will be no Picasso tours on January 1st, April 1st, May 1st & 20th, June 24th and December 25th & 26th)

Duration:

1,5 hours (Approx.)

After your booking, you will receive your voucher by email! The entrance ticket for the Picasso Museum is included in the price.

Would you like to book a private tour with your family, group of friends or business relations or would you like to book the Picasso Guided Walking Tour for a group with more than 9 people? Than contact us! The private and customized Picasso Guided Walking Tour includes a private guide and entrance tickets for the Picasso Museum. 

Make the most of a day in Barcelona and enjoy the advantages of our Combo Ticket. 

Save time and money and combine an enjoyable bus tour through the city with a visit to the Sagrada Família with an audioguide, which takes you past the long queues at the entrance and gives you in-depth information about Gaudí’s work of art.

Fast Facts

Hop on & off Bus Service 

Choose between three routes with a total of 45 stops to hop on and off during one day. (download the route map)

Skip the Line Tickets

Book online and skip the queues to the Sagrada Família. 

Audioguide

The official audioguide is available in English. 

Mobile Tickets

Get your electronic tickets for the bus and the basilica sent directly to your mobile. 

Instant Confirmation

Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase by email.

Accessibility

The bus service is adapted to the needs of tourists with reduced mobility and hearing impairment. The church is wheelchair accessible and adapted to the needs of visitors with reduced mobility. 

Overview

Combo Ticket for Barcelona’s tourist bus and the Sagrada Família 

fast track entrance and audioguide in English around Barcelona’s most visited sight 

use of the three lines of the official Tourist Bus with free audio guide for one day

hop on and off at 45 stops close to major tourist attractions 

What to expect

Enjoy your stay in Barcelona to the fullest with our clever Combo Ticket for a visit to Gaudís famous Sagrada Família with audioguide included and the official tourist bus. See more of Barcelona and discover the city for one day on a double-decker bus without missing anything. 

Get on the panoramic bus and arrive conveniently at emblematic Sagrada Família. After 135 years still unfinished, it’s not only the basilica’s size that impresses the visitor, but also its splendour and abundance of structures and decorative elements, in which Gaudí harmoniously combines functionality and aesthetics. Discover the hidden details of this extraordinary architecture and learn more about the history of the Sagrada Família and its architect Gaudí.

Get back on the Bus Turístic and continue your tour of the city and its countless sights. Enjoy your ride on the open-top bus and learn more about Barcelona and its many attractions like Casa Batlló, Camp Nou and Park Güell through the on-board audio guide. Hop on and off the three lines at 45 different stops with only one ticket and don’t forget to bring your camera.

What’s included?

entrance tickets with skip-the-line advantage to the Sagrada Família

Audioguide in English

one-day ticket for Barcelona Bus Turístic

audio guide (in English and 15 other languages) and headphones onboard the tourist buses 

city map and guide in various languages 

vouchers with a total value of 250€

How does it work?

Official audioguide in English by barcelona.com are available daily, either in the morning or in the afternoon. When you book your entrance ticket, please select the date and time slot. We will send your voucher in a separate email and inform you about your exact time of entrance. 

Additional Information

Tourist Bus

daily from 9am to 8pm (7pm in winter) every 5 to 25 minutes

no service on December 25 and January 1

roundtrip about 2h, 40 minutes on the green line

The green line only runs from March to November. 

audio guide available in 16 languages: (e.g. English, Catalan, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, Russian, Norwegian, Swedish, Turkish, Dutch) 

Free Wi-Fi access

Sagrada Família

For La Sagrada Familia  (includes an audioguide in English) you can select a timeslot for your visit, an exact time will be given after your reservation. 

Please arrive on time and don’t forget to bring your voucher and ID. 

The Sagrada Família is a catholic church and has clothing restrictions, so visitors are asked to dress appropriately or might not be admitted to the building. 

get there by the blue line of Barcelona Bus Turístic, stop ‘Sagrada Família’

Discover more of Barcelona and save at the same time with a Combo-Ticket for the official Tourist Bus and Park Güell. 

Visit Barcelona’s most beautiful park with its fascinating creations by Antoni Gaudí and enjoy a ride through the city on the panoramic bus with hop on and off service.

Fast Facts

Hop on & off Bus Service:

Choose between three routes with a total of 45 stops to hop on and off during one day. (download the route map)

Skip the Line Tickets

Book online and skip the queues to Park Güell. 

Mobile Tickets

Get your electronic tickets for the bus and the museum sent directly to your mobile. 

Instant Confirmation

Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase by email.

Accessibility

The bus service is adapted to the needs of tourists with reduced mobility and hearing impairment. The park hasa specific itinerary adapted to people with reduced mobility.

Overview

Combo-Ticket for Barcelona’s tourist bus and Park Güell

use of the three lines of the official Tourist Bus with free audio guide for one day

hop on and off at 45 stops close to major tourist attractions 

entrance to Park Güell’s monumental core designed by Antoni Gaudí  

What to expect

Save time and money with one of our Combo-Tickets for Barcelona’s tourist bus and your entrance to Park Güell, one of the city’s main attractions. Get around Barcelona for one day on a double-decker bus, enjoy the views and get conveniently to Park Güell’s main entrance.

Famous for its colourful architecture, Gaudí designed the monumental core of the park as part of a housing site for luxury homes at the beginning of the 20th century. Today the park is a favourite with locals and tourists, attracting thousands of visitors with its imaginative architecture. Marvel at the fanciful frosted roofs of the porters’ lodges, have your picture taken next to Park Güell’s iconic lizard on the Dragon Stairway and enjoy the spectacular views over Barcelona from the park’s esplanade.

From here, take the panoramic bus and get easily to Barcelona’s many other attractions. With only one ticket you can use the three lines of the official Bus Turístic and hop on and off at 45 different stops throughout the city for one day. Let the bus bring you to the Sagrada Família, Casa Batlló and Camp Nou and get more information onboard through the included audio guide and the helpful staff of Barcelona’s tourist office. 

What’s included?

entrance tickets for Barcelona’s Park Güell

one-day ticket for Barcelona Bus Turístic

audio guide (in English and 15 other languages) and headphones onboard the tourist buses 

city map and guide in various languages 

vouchers with a total value of 250€

How does it work?

When you book your Combo-Ticket, please choose a day for your bus ticket and a timeslot for your visit to Park Güell. We will reserve your ticket within the chosen timeframe, depending on availability, and send you your tickets with the exact time of entrance immediately. 

The timeslot only fixes the time you enter the park. Once inside, you can stay as long as you want. 

Additional Information

Tourist Bus

daily from 9am to 8pm (7pm in winter) every 5 to 25 minutes

no service on December 25 and January 1

roundtrip about 2h, 40 minutes on the green line

The green line only runs from March to November. 

audio guide available in 16 languages: (e.g. English, Catalan, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, Russian, Norwegian, Swedish, Turkish, Dutch) 

Free Wi-Fi access

Park Güell

Opening hours:

1 January – 16 February: 8.30 am to 6.30pm

17 February – 24 March: 8.30 am to 7pm 

25 March – 29 April: 8am to 8.30pm

30 April – 26 August: 8am to 9.30pm 

27 August – 27 October: 8am to 8.30pm 

28 October – 31 December: 8.30am to 6.30pm 

last entrance one hour before closing time

guided tours available in English, Catalan, Spanish, French

A ticket is required for the Monumental Core of Park Güell, which can be entered at four different points. 

Visitors have to arrive at the access control points at the assigned time, stated on their tickets.

get there by Barcelona Bus Turístic (blue line), stop ‘Park Güell’

Away from the hectic city...

Enjoy a day out with your family members on a perfect trip to the Barcelona Zoo, a place that can be seen as a hidden gem in Barcelona. Enjoy the wide variety of species- this zoo accommodates over 2000 animals. Located in the oldest city park – Parc de la Ciutadella – it will make you forget about all the city traffic and your everyday problems! The lovely selection of wildlife, the entertaining performances of dolphins and sea lions, and the unique location in the centre of the city makes the Barcelona Zoo worthwhile.

Opening Hours:
Opening: 
10 a.m. throughout the year
Closing: 
1 January to 26 March: 5.30  p.m. 
27 March to 15 May: 7 p.m.
16 May to 15 September: 8 p.m. 
16 September to 29 October: 7 p.m. 
30 October to 31 December: 5.30  p.m.

Location:
Parc de la Ciutadella
08003 Barcelona
Metro to Ciutadella - Vila Olimpica

TICKET IS VALID FROM 1 ST OF JANUARY TILL 31 ST OF DECEMBER! BUY YOUR TICKET ONLINE AND SKIP THE LINE!

This architectural, bike tour visits the magnificent buildings designed by the legendary architect Gaudi, highlighting the signature Barcelonese modernist-style.

Besides La Sagrada Familia, Casa Batllo and La Pedrera, you will also visit other lesser known but very interesting examples of late 19th century architecture that will enrich your architectural familiarity with the city. Along the way, your guide will explain the distinct features of Barcelona's buildings compared to those of other European metropoles during this period. The main route laces through the centre of the city via the neighbourhood Eixample. 

Location:

Carrer Escudellers 48, 08002 Barcelona.

Departure: 

Every day at 11:00

Language:

English

Duration: 
3 hours

Participants: no minimum reservation.

Note: Free use of helmets. Child bikes and child seats available upon reservation.

The Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya is located in the Palau Nacional of Montjuïc, constructed for the International Exposition of 1929. 

In 1934 it opened its doors as the Museu d'Art de Catalunya, bringing together the medieval collection.  Subsequently, in 1995, then as the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, the new rooms of Romanesque art were inaugurated, and in a successive way the public presentation of the collection was extended, a process that ended in 2004 with the integration of modern art.

Visiting the museum you can see the best collection of Romanesque mural painting in the world and the most representative artists of Catalan Modernism, such as Gaudí or Casas. Gothic art, great European Renaissance and Baroque painters, for example Tiziano or Velázquez, and the collection of photography, complete the collection. 

The major strength, quality and versatility of the collection allows you to have a 360º experience: Before, during and after your visit.

Address:

Palau Nacional. Parc de Montjuïc 

08038 Barcelona

Opening hours:

Winter time (October to April): Tuesday to Saturday from 10h to 18h;

Sundays and holidays from 10h to 15h.

Summer time (May to September): Tuesday to Saturday from 10h to 20h;

Sundays and holidays from 10h to 15h

Closed Mondays (except holidays)

Annual closing: January 1st, May 1st and December 25th.

BUY YOUR TICKET ONLINE AND SKIP THE LINE!

EVERYTHING YOU SHOULD NOT MISS WHEN VISITING BARCELONA: VISIT TO CAMP NOU and TAKE THE HOP ON HOP OFF BUS ! 100% MOBILE! 

What is included?

Skip the line tickets Camp Nou Experience

Get to know the city with the Hop on Hop off Bus

Hop on Hop off Bus (valid for 1 day)
Hop on the Barcelona Bus and discover all the highlights that make this Mediterranean city so special like the Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, the beach, Casa Batllo, Casa Mila and much more! The bus stops at the Camp Nou! Audioguide available in 16 languages with individual headphones. Your ticket will be activated on the moment you get into the bus. From that moment your ticket is valid for 1 day. 

There are 3 routes divided in 45 stops and start at 9.00h in the morning and end their services at 19.00h in the evening. You can check the stops here. 

Camp Nou: Home of Messi
When you are in Barcelona you should not miss the stadium of the greatest club in the World! Check out their trophy´s, the dressing rooms, smell the grass or take your seat as trainer in the press conference room. 

You need to select a timeslot and day when you want to visit the Camp Nou Experience. When you enter you will skip the long waiting line!

Advantages of purchasing your tickets online

Skip the line at the Camp Nou and visit 

Hop on at one of the stops of the bus and enjoy all the highlights of the city. Bus stops also at the Camp Nou. 

All your tickets are 100% mobile. Perfect for last minute reservations!

Discover Barcelona and its history with us. Enjoy a walking tour of the Gothic Quarter and enter the beautiful Cathedral of Barcelona. Board an air conditioned coach for a panoramic tour through the city. Visit the Montjuïc Castle and enjoy the views from the cable car. Upgrade to access Poble Espanyol.

Visit the most important landmark in the city of Barcelona, the Sagrada Familia. Discover some of the most important modernist buildings in the city. Learn about the secrets hidden and skip the lines in Park Güell. Walk along the most important street in Barcelona and admire the two most important Gaudí Houses.

Discover the impressive complex of buildings Sant Pau Art Nouveau forms. Visit one of the most important works by the famous architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner. Explore the different areas of what once was the main hospital in the city of Barcelona.