Top Things to do In Barcelona

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 

Visit Barcelona’s signature landmark, the Sagrada Família, and skip the lines at this definite must-see on a stay in the capital of Catalonia.

Book your ticket online and enjoy Gaudí’s unfinished masterpiece and the city’s most popular tourist attraction without the hassle of queuing at the ticket office.

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

Mobile Tickets
Get your electronic tickets sent directly to your mobile within 24h.

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

Get fast track entrance to the Sagrada Família, Barcelona’s exceptional landmark and most visited attraction of the city.

Visit the school and the museum to learn more about the basilica’s construction and Gaudí’s innovative architecture. 

Book your entrance in advance and skip the lines at the local ticket office. 

Purchase your ticket online and safe up to 20%.

Plan ahead and reserve a timeslot to enjoy your visit at your preferred time.

What to Expect
Barcelona’s skyline is unthinkable without its outstanding landmark, the Sagrada Família, just like a stay in the city is unthinkable without a visit to Gaudí’s most extraordinary masterpiece.

Construction of the architect’s very individualistic interpretation of a gothic church started in 1882 and is famous for its unusually long time of construction but, even more so, for its unparalleled design. 135 years after laying the first stone still unfinished, it impresses the visitor with its originality and wealth of form and detail, in which Gaudi harmoniously combined Christian iconography and naturalistic elements. The Nativity Facade, the first to be finished in 1930 and declared World Heritage in 2005, depicts the birth of Jesus and is richly decorated with scenes from nature. The 75 metre high columns in the basilica rise to the ceiling and branch out, resembling trees, and walking down the light-flooded central nave of the basilica evokes the sensation of strolling through a forest.

Although incomplete, the Sagrada Família is without a doubt Barcelona’s most popular tourist attraction and receives millions of visitors each year. In order to ensure a pleasant visit for everyone, the monument assigns timeslots, which should be reserved in advance. Your admission also includes a visit to the adjoining school and the museum. Gaudí’s former workshop, which has been turned into a visitor centre, documents the construction of the Sagrada Família with models, drawings and photographs on display.

How does it work?
When you book your entrance ticket, please select the date and  time you would like to visit. 

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

*Due high season tickets for the Sagrada Familia without audioguide are limited available. When it is not available we will offer you the tickets with audioguide. Please note these tickets are more expensive than the tickets without audioguide

Additional Information

Opening times:

November to February:  9 am to 6 pm

March and October: 9 am to 7 pm

Abril to September: 9 am to 8 pm

25 and 26 December and 1 and 6 of January: 9 am to 2 pm

(opening times may vary due to special events or construction work)

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.

Mobile tickets accepted

Disabled and companion tickets as well as tickets for children under 11 years old have to be purchased with at least one normal adult ticket.

For security reasons, groups above 9 people can only go in with an official guide. If an official guide is not an option for you, we can offer you the following option: You can split the group to make each group smaller than 9 people. There needs to be at least 30 minutes between each group. When you agree with this option please email us the distribution of the group to ticketing@barcelona.com

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 main entrance is in Carrer de la Marina, on the side of the Nativity facade.

Inclusions

Mobile tickets

Fast Track tickets

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’

the Gaudi Bundle! Everything you need in Barcelona: Fast Track tickets for the Sagrada Familia & Park Güell + amazing audioguide to get to know Gaudi and both monuments!

Antoni Gaudi is an inspiration for many! His true love for the city of Barcelona resulted in one of the biggest icons of the world like the Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, Casa Mila (La Pedrera), Casa Batllo, Palau Güell, and many more! All his work attract many visitors per day and shaped Barcelona as it is right now. The Gaudi Bundle makes sure you can enjoy the best out of the 2 most visited highlights of Gaudi: Sagrada Familia & Park Güell!

What’s included in the Gaudí Bundle?

Fast Track tickets for the Sagrada Familia including official Audioguide

Fast Track Tickets for Park Guell including Audioguide by App

Audioguide of the city of Barcelona

Exterior Audioguide Tour of the Sagrada Familia - downloadable on your mobile

Please note

It is required to bring your own headphones with you in order to enjoy the audioguide.

How does it work?

After your reservation you will get an email where you can fill in your availability when you want to visit the Sagrada Familia and Park Güell*. 

Why book the Gaudi Bundle?

The Gaudi Bundle really gives you everything of the 2 most visited monuments of Barcelona. 

 Don't wait outside for hours but get Fast Track Tickets

The audioguides will give you much more information on who Gaudi was, tell you more about the monuments themselves

 The Barcelona application shortly covers all the highlights you need to visit in Barcelona like FC Barcelona, the Ramblas, Plaza de Catalunya, the beach, Casa Batllo and many more!

With the Exterior Tour of the Sagrada Familia you will understand much more about the outside of the Sagrada Familia with the 3 façade's which tells the story of Jesus: Façade of the Birth, Suffering and Salvation Way.

All audioguides are available in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese

Additional information:

When you get your ticket for Park Güell, access to the BUS GÜELL is included. This shuttle service is a quick, direct way to get to Park Güell from the Alfons X metro station (metro L4, BUS V19, H6). It only takes 15 minutes to reach Park Güell. Your entrance ticket also includes the return journey to Alfons X on the Bus Güell.

*We recommend at least 3h between each visit.

Visit the colorful masterpiece of Antoni Gaudi! 

Enjoy Barcelona’s unarguably most beautiful park and make the most of your visit to Park Güell with a guided tour around its monumental core. Discover Gaudí’s ideas behind his eye-catching architecture with the help of a knowledgeable guide, who takes you past the queues at the entrance and brings Gaudí’s imaginative architecture alive for you.

Fast Facts :

Guided Tour:

The official guided tour in English by barcelona.com takes about 1.30h. (Please contact us for more information on private tours.)

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.

Accessibility:

The park has a specific itinerary adapted to people with reduced mobility. .

Overview:

Discover Park Güell’s monumental core on a guided visit in English in a small group.

Enjoy your tour guide’s lively explanations of Gaudí’s exceptional architecture and understand the symbolism behind it.

Have a close look at Park Güell’s iconic salamander on the Dragon Stairway.

Enjoy spectacular views over Barcelona from the Nature Square. 

What to Expect:

Not without reason has Park Güell become one of Barcelona’s most emblematic sights in recent years and attracts with its unique architecture and tranquil spots tourists and locals alike. Its buildings are some of the best examples of Gaudí’s interpretation of Catalan Modernism and reflect the architect’s tremendous imagination and creativity. 

The guided tour takes you around the monumental core of the park, which Gaudí designed as part of the ambitious housing development that Park Güell was planned to be. It includes the two porters lodges at the entrance, famous for their frosted roofs, and leads the visitor up the majestic Dragon Stairway, past its mosaic-encrusted salamander, today the parks most popular image. Your tour continues through the impressive hypostyle room, designed as the site’s market, and up to the Nature Square, from where you can enjoy stunning views over Barcelona. 

Follow your guide on a walk through Gaudí’s naturalist architecture and discover fascinating details like colourful tile-shard mosaics and architectural features. Take a look behind the park’s hidden symbolism that reflects the architect’s political and religious ideals and combines them with mythological elements.

How does it work?

When you book your entrance ticket, please select the date for your visit. We will send your voucher in a separate email and inform you about your exact meeting time. The entrance fee is included in the price for the guided tour and you can stay in the park as long as you want. 

Inclusions:

Entrance fee

Skip-the-line advantage

Barcelona.com official guided tour in English 

Additional Information:

Guided Tours in English are available three times a week, on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.

Advance reservation is necessary as the guided visits are designed for small groups.

Tours start at the museum ‘Gaudí Experiència’ in Carrer de Larrard 41.

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

How to get there:

By bus lines H6, 32, 24 and 92 to nearby bus stops 

By metro line L3 to underground station ‘Lesseps’ or ‘Vallcarca’

By Bus Turístic (blue line) or by the green line of Barcelona City Tour

Bus 116 (stop ‘Larrard - Rambla Mercedes’) brings you the closest to the meeting point at ‘Gaudí Experiència’.

Come along to one of the most remarkable works of Antoni Gaudí!

Enjoy your visit to Casa Milà whenever you want with an open ticket that gives you more flexibility and offers the perfect solution for everybody who wants to avoid the crowds and doesn’t like planning ahead before even arriving. Skip the lines to Gaudí’s 'La Pedrera' and discover this masterpiece of modernist architecture and world heritage site.  

Fast Facts:

Open Ticket:

Visit Casa Milà any day you want after 4pm.

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. 

Audio Guide included:

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

Instant Confirmation:

Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase by email.

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:

Be more flexible with an open ticket and decide spontaneously which day to visit Casa Milà. 

Take an audio-guided tour through one of Gaudí’s most outstanding architectural works of art. 

Learn more about Barcelona’s famous architect and his designs in the interpretation centre 'Espai Gaudí'.

Visit the Pedrera Apartments, the Inner Courtyards and the Exhibition Room.

Step into the 'Garden of Warriors', Casa Milà’s exceptional rooftop-terrace.

What to expect:

Built between 1906 and 1912, Casa Milà is a favourite with tourists from all over the world, owing to its eye-catching, irregular facade, which has earned the building its nickname ‘La Pedrera’ (The Quarry). 

Gaudí’s design of the house, though controversial at the time of construction, is nowadays considered one of the most extraordinary examples of Catalan modernist architecture and was declared part of the UNESCO World Heritage in 1984. But not only Casa Milà’s facade has turned the building into a cultural icon. Its interior is just as astonishing and impresses the visitor with a unique combination of structures, forms and colours, inspired by Gaudí’s great passion for nature.

Many decorative elements, however, also fulfil a practical function, an idea essential to modernist architecture. Casa Milà’s breathtaking rooftop-terrace is the best example for this functional approach, as ventilation towers and chimneys were given the artistic form of warriors. 

The tour through the building includes the Pedrera Apartments, where an audiovisual presentation recreates the life in Casa Milà at the beginning of the twentieth century. It includes the temporary exhibition as well as the Gaudí interpretation centre with models, photographs and videos. Don’t miss any details and learn more about Gaudí’s life and work with the included audio-guide. 

How does it work?

Enter Casa Milà with your open tickets any day after 4pm and stay as long as you want. You do not have to select a date or time slot. 

Inclusions:

Mobile tickets

Open Ticket with skip the line advantage

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 

Location:

Passeig de Gràcia, 92

08008 Barcelona

Metro to Diagonal or Passeig de Gracia

- By bus lines 7,16,17, 22, 24 and V17 to nearby bus stops 

- By metro lines L3 and L5 to underground station ‘Diagonal’

Because of the enormous waiting lines, we advise you to buy your tickets online at Ticketbar!

Make your reservation now and skip the long waiting line!

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 

Visit one of Gaudís best-known buildings and UNESCO world heritage site in Barcelona’s city centre and marvel at one auf the first great works by the exceptional architect.

After many years of restoration reopened in 2011, Palau Güell welcomes you with its breathtaking splendour and turns your visit with the included audio guide into a lasting memory. 

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, Italian, Japanese and Portuguese

Instant Confirmation
Receive immediate confirmation of your purchase by email.

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

Note: Children under 10 years old have a free access. You need to provide the document,that confirms the age of the child.

Overview 

Skip the line to one of Antoni Gaudí’s major works of modernist architecture.

Get fast-track entrance to Palau Güell, the exhibition and its imaginative roof top terrace.

Enjoy the 19th century city palace on an informative audio tour. 

What to Expect

Take a tour through the majestic city palace Güell, which doesn’t only represent the lifestyle of a family but also captures the atmosphere of turn-of-the-century Barcelona. Built between 1886 and 1890, Palau Güell was constructed in a time when the city was rapidly growing, bringing great social as well as cultural and urban changes about. This transformation of Barcelona into a modern city is reflected in Gaudís architecture, which breaks with old conventions and looks for new forms of expressing itself.

Commissioned by Eusebi Güell, a Catalan industrialist and Gaudí‘s long-term patron, the city palace was designed to meet the family’s daily needs as well as fullfill their demands as host of Barcelona’s high society. Gaudí gave major structural elements an equally important decorative function and combined classical elements with ideas of the upcoming modernism. Innovative in its use of light and space, was the design of the house inspired by the Mudéjar style of architecture of southern Spain and impresses the visitor with its richly decorated walls and ceilings and use of valuable materials like marble, alabaster and stained glass windows. 

Owing to its exceptional architectural value, Palau Güell was declared part of the UNESCO world heritage in 1984 and receives today thousands of visitors. A tour through the palace takes you on an informative audio tour from the basement to the stately main floor and the roof-top terrace with its fancyful chimneys and ventilation towers, which already offer a glimpse of Gaudí’s future works.

How does it work?

When you book your entrance ticket, please select the date for your visit. We will send your ticket in a separate email. Enjoy your visit without waiting at the local ticket counter.

Inclusions

Entrance fee

Audio Guides: General Audio Tour in English Catalan, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese and Portuguese

Express Audio Tour in Catalan, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese and Portuguese

Audio Tour for young visitors in Catalan, Spanish, French, German, Italian and Japanese 

Audio Tour for visitors with visual impairment in Catalan and Spanish

Video Tour in sign language for visitors with hearing impairment in Catalan and Spanish sign language 

Audio Tour with on-screen transcription for non-signing deaf or hearing impaired people in Catalan and Spanish

Opening Times

Summer (April 1 to October 31) 10am to 8pm (last entrance 7pm)

Winter (November 1 to March 31) 10am to 7.50pm (last entrance 4.30pm)

closed:  Monday, except holidays (December 25 and 26, January 1) and third week of January (maintenance works)

How to get there

Address: Carrer Nou de la Rambla 3-5 (Raval Distrikt von Barcelona) 

By bus lines 14, 59, 91, 120 or Bus Turístic to nearby bus stops 

By metro line L3 to underground station ‘Liceu’

Visit one of Barcelona’s cultural icons and skip the lines to the Joan Miró Foundation.
Enjoy one of the most complete collections of works by the celebrated surrealist artist in the exceptional setting of Montjuïc, in a unique space where art and architecture blend.

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.

Accessibility
The museum is wheelchair accessible and adapted to the needs of visitors with visual or hearing impairment. It provides interpretation in sign language, guided tours for visually impaired visitors and magnifying lenses at the reading points.
   

Overview

Visit the foundation’s permanent exhibition with paintings, drawings and sculptures.

Take a tour around one of the world's most outstanding museum buildings, designed by Josep Lluís Sert.

Enter Room 13 with temporary exhibitions by young contemporary artists.

Get access to the museum library with Miró’s personal book collection.

Enjoy a walk through the ‘Jardí de les Escultures’, the sculpture garden.

What to Expect
Delve into contemporary art at the Joan Miró Foundation and discover world-famous works of art by the artist as well as by contemporary artists.

The foundation opened its doors in 1975 with the idea to give young artists a place to experiment with modern art and exhibit their work. Its Espai 13 has become a laboratory for contemporary art and a testing ground for experimental exhibitions. The building itself, designed by Miró’s friend Josep Lluís Sert, is a piece of art in its own right. Its avant-garde architecture combines rationalist structures with Mediterranean elements, such as roof terraces and bright patios and invites the visitor to take a stroll around this outstanding space, which fuses art, architecture and landscape.

A tour of the museum takes you on a journey through Miró’s life and work and gives you deeper insight into the artist’s vision of art. It includes a permanent exhibition of paintings, drawings and sculptures by the artist, changing contemporary exhibitions from the 20th and 21st century and the ‘Jardí de les Escultures’, the sculpture garden.

Additional Information

Opening times:

Monday closed

Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 10am to 8pm (6pm Nov - Mar)

Thursday 10am to 9pm

Saturday 10am to 8pm

Sunday 10am to 3pm

Last entrance 30 minutes before closing time

Multimedia guide available in English, Catalan, Spanish, French, Italian, German and Russian

Bar & Restaurant with garden terrace offering a Mediterranean menu

How to get there

By Bus lines 55 and 150 to bus stop ‘Fundació Joan Miró’

By Montjuïc Funicular

Private transport is not recommended since there is no car park available.

ACTUAL CORONA SITUATION:

Schedule: 

Friday to Sunday from 11am to 7pm.

The temporary expo will open to the public from June 19.

Coronavirus tips:

Adults and children are required to wear face masks during their visit.

You must keep the 2-meter distance from other people and follow the museum staff’s instructions in order to avoid contact.

Follow the suggested itinerary for visiting the exhibitions.

Follow the instructions regarding the maximum number of visitors posted at the entrance of each exhibition room.

Try not to touch any surfaces.

Wash your hands often and use the hand sanitizer dispensers.

Accompany your children while you are in the exhibition rooms.

The gift shop is open. The bookshop and the restaurant are closed until further notice.

Discover some of the most important modernist buildings in the city. Learn about all the secrets hidden and skip the lines at Park Güell on a guided walking tour. Walk along the most important street in Barcelona and admire two of the most important Gaudí Houses. Enter to Casa Batlló for a self-guided visit.

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.

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 access Casa Batlló.