Barcelona Activities

Your Experience Coasting Through Barcelona As soon as you hop on board this multi-hulled watercraft, your luxury experience begins. If you’ve selected the Premium Catamaran Cruise, you will be greeted with a complimentary cocktail or beverage of your choosing. If you select the Eco Catamaran Cruise, you will witness the coast of Barcelona in a unique way with the help of solar power! As you leave from Port Vell, you can admire monuments such as the World Trade Center and the largest yachts in the city. Arrive at the area of ​​Puerto Olympic where you can see the port founded in the 1991 Olympics. Make the best of all onboard facilities. Enjoy sipping a drink in the sun lying on the bow nets or on the rooftop of the boat while admiring the views of the city. Relax to the swaying of the sea with a selection of chill music. Find art, extravagant bars, bathrooms that will surprise you, neon lights and unique designs perfect for all kinds of photos.

Your Experience A quaint monastery lying in the arms of the mighty Montserrat mountains is the sight you'll behold on this guided tour to the Montserrat Abbey. Your convenient round-trip begins with a bus journey from the upper part of Passeig de Gràcia to the natural park of Montserrat. Monastery in a Massif The dramatic silhouette of the serrated mountain peak rises from the countryside of Barcelona, with unique rock formations giving the mountains their distinctive character. Located between these peaks is the Montserrat Monastery, a historical site founded in the 10th century and home to 70 monks. Learn about the importance of the site as a center of spiritual and cultural facets in modern-day Catalonia from your bilingual guide. The monastery is well-known for hosting the shrine of La Moreneta or the Black Madonna. As Fresh as it Gets! With a cultivation history of over 100 years and lush trees of Palomar and Vera carpeting the grounds, the farmhouse invites you to relish a 3-course farm-to-table lunch. Start with a fresh salad course and work up an appetite, as the aroma of sizzling barbecue entices you to dive into the next part of your meal. A lip-smacking dessert will mark the end of the meal and your journey on a sweet note! Itinerary 10:30am: Meet your guide 10:40am: Journey starts at Paseo de Gracia, pass by the Royal Palace of Pedralbes, Campus of UB, FC Barcelona headquarters 11:40am: Monastery visit 1:15pm: Free time to explore farmers market, cafeteria, & souvenir stores 2:20pm: Meet your guide again 3:45pm: Visit farmhouse restaurant 3:15pm: Enjoy 3-course lunch, pet farm animals, visit botanic gardens at farm 4:30pm: Board bus back to Barcelona 5:30pm: Return to starting point

Your Experience Lenses That Capture Zeitgeists Zeitgeist is a mood that defines an era, and for most of recorded history we have had texts to chronicle it. With the invention of the camera, everything changed. It has never been easier to connect with sentiments and circumstances – frozen in pixels. KBr Photography Center, launched by the Fundación MAPFRE, is located in the vibrant surroundings of Barcelona's Port Olímpic. As you step into the 1,400 m2 area, you'll find 2 main spaces with photographic works from around the world, past to present. Poignant permanent collections await. Delve into the lenses of legendary photographers like Diane Arbus, Graciela Iturbide, and Paolo Gasparini! Keep an eye out for the the temporary exhibitions as well! New Exhibitions From 28 Sep 2023 to 28 Jan 2024 William Eggleston Mistery of the Ordinary William Eggleston (1939, Memphis, Tennessee, USA) is a living legend of photography. In 1976 the MoMA (New York) organised a single-artist exhibition of his work, making him the first photographer to have a large-scale colour photograph exhibited in a museum. Along with other great contemporary photographers such as Gary Winogrand and Lee Friedlander, Eggleston was part of a generation of authors whose work in the 1970s broke free of many of the rules and restrictive concepts of the medium, one of the most important of which was that artistic photography could only be artistic if it was in black and white. William Eggleston, Mystery of the Ordinary is one of the most extensive exhibitions to date in Spain on this exceptional Photographer. KBr FLAME ’23 KBr Fundación MAPFRE presents the third edition of the annual appointment with the emerging creation of the new generations of photographers starting their professional careers after their studies in Barcelona. This year the exhibition will feature the projects of Alan Balzac (Galicia, 1999), Ivette Blaya (Santa Margarida de Montbui, Barcelona, 2000), Rocío Madrid (Melilla, 1988) and Lucía Morón (Buenos Aires, 1997), chosen through a selection process with professionals from the sector. Blend Artistic Expression with Cultural Learning KBr is more than just an exhibition center, it also serves as an educational hub. Participate in its permanent educational program focused on teaching the language and artistic dimension of photography. Engage in lecture series, workshops and presentations by renowned photographers like Cristina De Middel and Juan Vicente Aliaga. The center also offers a KBr Photo Award to contemporary photographers, investing in the future of this art form. Delight in a vibrant community dedicated to celebrating the art and history of photography.

Your experience Cruise Through the City of Barcelona on a Luxurious Yacht Nothing compares to a sailing experience in Barcelona as the city prepares for another balmy night with a lit-up cityscape. For a 2-hour thrilling voyage through the city, make your way to Port Fòrum, Carrer Port Esportiu, as the sun prepares to set. Your local skipper will welcome you once you board the boat and will provide you with information about Bareclona's history and culture. As the yacht takes sail, you will cruise along the coast and take in the splendour of Torre Agbar and Sagrada Familia. That's not it, though. More is here! Get ready for a culinary adventure that the trip will take you on. Barcelona's traditional tipples and small plates are available on the boat to complete the evening.

Your Experience Walking Through History Your adventure kicks off in Pla de la Seu, a beautiful historic square. Here, you'll meet a friendly local guide ready to show you the way. First stop, Barcelona's Cathedral, a magnificent masterpiece. Gaze at its Gothic facade, intricately detailed, and listen to stories of its creation. As you move on, step into the Gothic Quarter, where Roman soldiers and medieval traders once roamed. Discover iconic landmarks like Plaça del Rei, where Columbus was greeted after his American journey. Pause at Plaça Sant Felip Neri, a charming square with a baroque church and a history rooted in the Spanish Civil War. Cathedral of the Sea Next, it's off to the El Born district, a vibrant blend of old-world charm and modern flair. Meander through its lively streets and be sure not to miss the breathtaking Santa Maria del Mar, a 14th-century gem often called the 'Cathedral of the Sea.' Did you know that the rose window on the façade is octagonal, a unique feature in Gothic architecture, and it filters a kaleidoscope of colors into the interior? Discover fascinating anecdotes and captivating stories along the way. Your local guides will weave history into engaging narratives for an immersive experience. Itinerary Barcelona Cathedral Els 4 Gats Saint Philip Neri Square El Call James I Square and the Temple of Augustus King's Square Saint Mary of the Sea

Your Experience An urban wonderland situated at the tip of the Iberian Peninsula in northeastern Spain, Barcelona lends itself to panoramic views like no other city in the world. Discover this beautiful city aboard a 6-minute helicopter tour starting from Barcelona’s Heliport. Admire its most fabulous tourist attractions, including the Basilica de la Sagrada Familia, Casa Mila, and the Palau de la Música Catalana from your unique aerial vantage point. The spacious interiors and large windows of the chopper allows you to get a comprehensive view of your surroundings.

Your Experience Perfect for all football fanatics and season fanatics, spend a full day at Barçaland this Christmas! This Barçaland pass gives you full-day access to the Camp Nou Tour. After walking around, have lunch at one of the stadium's excellent restaurants and also receive an official gift from the Barça shop! Enjoy lots of Christmas attractions and activities planned especially for you. To get you into the festive spirit, take part in the host of Christmas activities, like 'caga tió', and meet Santa Claus and the Royal Page. Don't forget about the sports activities and Barça-themed activities and surprises. Utilize this chance to avail yourself of lots of exclusive discounts on Barcelona match tickets and other Barça merchandise. This is the perfect gift for Barça fans of all ages!

Your Experience The Fundació Miró is a spectacular space created by Miró himself with the idea of making art accessible to everyone. He was the most influential artist of the 12th century and is considered so because of his use of primary colors and simple forms that resonate with an artistic universe. His artwork is recognized as modern artistic sensibility due to the size of his canvas, the use of powerful color, and the expressive use of paint. The Fundació Miró was initially created to preserve the artwork of Miró but over the course of time, it was open to the public and now shares a common stage with modern-day contemporary art. The Fundació Miró displays Miró's art and life, creating an enriching dialogue with other artists from the 20th and 21st centuries. Permanent and temporary exhibits are displayed to get the full experience. The collection of paintings, drawings, sculptures, and works on paper displayed is one of the most comprehensive selections of Miró’s works, offering a thorough overview of all the stages of his life and career. The paintings related to Surrealism and the works based on the Spanish Civil War are particularly noteworthy due to their artistic and poetic significance. Temporary exhibitions on Display Imaginary Friends until July 2 Il était une petite pie until October 29

Your Experience Do you want to visit Casa Mila before anyone else? Would you like to walk on the Warrior Rooftop at La Pedrera all on your own? Now you can do it, with the "La Pedrera Sunrise" guided tour. Casa Milà at Dawn First thing in the morning, while the preparations are being made to open the house to the public, the natural features in each area awaken: the building takes its first breath. From flowers and trees to marine animals, La Pedrera is a confluence of nature that wakes with the first rays of sunlight. La Pedrera Sunrise Tour Embark on a small-group guided tour through the building before it opens to the public. As well as discovering the different areas of the house, your insightful guide will help you find out what inspired Antoni Gaudi to create this architectural treasure. The "La Pedrera Sunrise" tour takes you through the Warrior Rooftop, the Whale Attic with the Gaudí Exhibition, the Tenants’ Apartment, the Flower Courtyard and the Butterfly Courtyard as well as some other areas that cannot be visited on the normal tour. The Flower and Butterfly courtyards are a show of shapes, light, and color with nature at the very heart of the building. The Warrior Rooftop is filled with architectural sculptures and is an unclassifiable piece of art. The Whale Attic holds in itself a Gaudi exhibition of his life and work portrayed through objects, models, and drawings. As you move around the house, marvel at the intricate rooms and hallways and understand the work of a great architectural mastermind. Do not miss this unique tour and be the first to visit La Pedrera.

Your Experience Explore two remarkable landmarks of the city of Barcelona in this guided day tour. You’ll journey to Montserrat Monastery – situated in the nearby mountains of Catalonia – and discover the beauty of the Sagrada Familia. Montserrat Monastery Departing from Barcelona to Montserrat Monastery, prepare to marvel at the history and culture of this abbey. The Montserrat community is formed of around 80 monks who live according to the Rule of Saint Benedict. You’ll learn about the monastery’s combined Gothic and Renaissance styles of architecture as well as admire paintings by notable artists like Morales, Caravaggio, El Greco – to name a few. Discover the beautiful atrium, the sacristy, and appreciate the talents of singers, composers, and teachers through an explanatory audiovisual that shows the choir line. Break for lunch when you return to Barcelona before heading to the Sagrada Familia. Sagrada Familia The basilica of Sagrada Familia is known all over the world for its unfinished architecture, unique and expansive design, and rich features. Designed by Antoni Gaudi – who worked on this landmark cathedral until his death – this famous landmark will enthral you with its story and presence. Acquire essential knowledge from your guide about the symbolism behind Sagrada Familia as an expression of Christian ideology through its stone construction. A key piece of artwork is the Family of Nazareth represented as a model of a united Christian family.

Your Experience Explore the Egyptian Museum in the city of Barcelona with this full-day entrance ticket to one of the most diverse collections of ancient Egyptian artwork and artefacts. With over 2,000 square meters of gallery space, you won’t run out of space or places to explore. This gallery showcases close to 1,000 exhibits, including various sarcophagi, mummies, amulets, and jewellery, all of which provide a way to better understand ancient Egypt and its customs. This self-guided tour is the perfect way to get a slice of ancient Egypt’s day-to-day activities, lifestyle, and fascinating traditions. Sneak a peek into the prevailing customers of Egypt’s Pharaohs and the ancient civilization as a whole. Uncover the mysteries of ancient Egypt from the stunning selection of exhibitions and make sure to catch the immersive themed-experiences at the glorious Museu Egipci de Barcelona!

Your Experience Enjoy a full day around Montserrat, the mesmerising countryside located only an hour from the main city. Absorb the scenic beauty of the magical Montserrat Mountains via a cogwheel train that enables you to witness the mountains breathtaking surroundings. Explore the famed Monastery that will leave you overwhelmed with its spiritual culture along with its facts and myths. Next up sample the traditional Montserrat sweet bread along with the tasting of not one or two but four local liquors. Travel on to the 10th Century Oller del Mas Castle that has now been transformed into a stupendous vineyard and; still lived in. Learn about the process of wine-making from scratch and indulge in some organic wine tasting served with platters of delicious cheese and other traditional Catalonian dishes that will indeed keep you craving for more. Come along for this incredible tour and enjoy a wonderful day in the midst of nature, spirituality, and gastronomically induced delights.

Your Experience Discover Barcelona’s beauty with this self-guided audio tour – completely at your own convenience. Explore this beautiful city by using the unique navigation functionality of the app that allows you to move with ease and choose the language of your choice. Offline access is also available. With plenty of walking routes to explore, you’re sure to immerse yourself in the art, architecture, culture and diverse history of the city. Check out iconic landmarks including La Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, Casa Milà, and La Rambla. Visit the La Boqueria Market and enjoy a little shopping while you’re there. Tune into your audio guide to know all about the tourist hotspots and plan your next walking route accordingly. Take a break when you want to and savor some of the best culinary dishes that can be found in Spain.

Your Experience Journey from Barcelona to the charming village of Queralbs in a comfortable air-conditioned minivan. This is the gateway to Vall de Núria, a glacial valley that simply bursts with nature. It is only accessible via a rack railway or by foot, and you will start your Pyrenees hiking tour from here. Follow the “Camí Vell” from Queralbs to Núria, one of the most striking hiking routes in Catalonia. This route has been used by pilgrims for centuries as a path to the Sanctuary. As such, it is filled with history and legends, which your guide will highlight for you. The route will take you through places like “Rocks del Dui,” a peak in Queralbs as well as the “Cua de Cavall” (horse’s tail) waterfall. During your hike, explore the amazing flora and fauna of the Pyrenees and, if you’re lucky, spot some native wildlife. These include vultures, lizards, king eagles, or marmots in their natural habitat. Continue onwards to the Núria sanctuary, located in the heart of the Pyrenees. Surrounded by peaks of 2800 meters, it is home to some incredible legends, apart from having an immensely religious and cultural significance. Take some time off for lunch and explore the area around the Sanctuary. Descend from Vall de Núria, which is about 2,000 meters above sea level. Hop on the rack railway “Cremallera de Núria”, and admire the beautiful route that runs 12.5 km and goes down about 1,000 meters towards Queralbs.

Your Experience The tour guide will meet you at the designated meeting point as mentioned in your voucher. The first part of your experience is the tour of Sagrada Familia, followed by the tour of Park Guell. Delve into Gaudi's Masterpiece with a Guided Tour of the Sagrada Familia At the Sagrada Familia, your tour guide will whisk you past the long ticket lines straight to the brief security check and then into the Sagrada Familia. You will see the Nativity and Passion Facades and understand the significance behind them. Inside the basilica, your guide will show you the extreme designs incorporated into the church’s construction and the finely detailed works of the beautiful stained glass windows. You will also be able to visit the Sagrada Familia Museum. The museum started out as a school by Antoni Gaudi for the children of those working on the construction of the Sagrada Familia. Today, it is a museum dedicated to the basilica and to Antoni Gaudi as well. Enjoy an Immersive Guided Tour of the Iconic Park Guell At Park Guell, your guide will take you up the enigmatic staircase that marks the entrance of the park. On the other side, you will find Gaudi’s mosaic dragon waiting for you. Park Guell is arranged around a large central square with a “trencadís” bench that snakes around it. With varying colors and curved lines, Park Guell is an urban retreat unlike any other, perfectly portraying Gaudi’s design principles. Most people only visit Park Guell and Sagrada Familia once in a lifetime. Our guided tour of Sagrada Familia and Park Güell with no-wait-entry guarantees that you have a once-in-a-lifetime experience when you're there.

Your Experience This 1.5-hour guided tour of the Sagrada Familia is the best way to introduce yourself to the iconic Catalan landmark. Your guided tour begins at the designated meeting point where you will meet your tour guide. Your tour guide will guide you past the long ticket lines straight to the brief security check and then into the Sagrada Familia. Since there is so much symbolism in each of Gaudi’s creation, it is often difficult to take it all in without prior experience. Your expert guide will not only take you to the most beautiful sections of the church but also give you context and insight into Gaudi’s work. You will see the Nativity and Passion Facades and understand the significance behind them, of which you will be given access to. With the tower ticket, you will be able to scale the Passion Facade Tower. The top of the tower can only be accessed via a lift. Go up the tower of the Passion Facade that faces the city center and enjoy unparalleled views of Barcelona. Visitors must take the stairs down from the tower.

Your experience As your tour begins quite early, you will arrive at Montserrat long before the monastery and basilica get crowded. As you travel to the spiritual sanctuary from Barcelona in a private vehicle, your guide will explain the significance and history of the place. The infectious mystical aura of the mountain-top monastery is almost immediately apparent when you step out of your bus. Take a moment to soak in the breathtaking view of the Pyrenees, the Mediterranean, and the magnificent Gothic architecture of the Benedictine monastery. Head into the basilica to see the famous Black Madonna of Montserrat, a Romanesque wooden statue that is fabled to have been unmovable, thus forcing the Benedictine monks of the time to build the basilica around it. After the guided tour, you will have some time to explore the area on your own! You can choose to go on a short hike or take the cable car through the mountains. Alternatively, if you are more fascinated by the history and culture of the place, you can visit the local museum of contemporary art. Sample some of the local delicacies before heading back to Barcelona in your air-conditioned bus.

Your experience PortAventura Park PortAventura is one of the highest-rated theme parks in Europe. It has six worlds that you can explore, five of which are modelled after real-world civilizations such as China, the Far West, Polynesia, the Mediterranean, and Mexico. The sixth world was modelled after the very popular show, Sesame Street. The park has over 40 thrilling rides, several restaurants, and plenty to explore at your own pace. Ferrari Land With 11 exhilarating attractions, 70,000 square metres of space, and a range of rides and events for the entire family, it's no surprise that Ferrari Land, one of the world's most popular theme parks located in the PortAventura World, is a favourite with thrill seekers and racing fans alike. At this high-octane park, you may feel the pressure of being a Ferrari Land pit stop mechanic at the 'Pit Stop Record,' or ride Europe's highest and fastest vertical accelerator, reaching speeds of 180 km/h in just 5 seconds. If you want to experience F1 firsthand, don't miss the "Racing Legends" attraction within the Ferrari Experience building. Costa Caribe Aquatic Park With over 50,000 square metres of enjoyment, this water park is one of the best in Spain. Feel free to splash around in the Bermuda Triangle, a challenging wave pool that pays tribute to the dark legend. If you live for thrills, you must ride the King Khajuna, Europe's highest free-fall slide. You will also have the option to try your rafting skills on the raging waters of El Torrente. The slides at El Tifón are not to be missed; they begin at a height of about 15 metres and end with a breathtakingly beautiful descent. End your day by cooling off in one of the Caribbean beach-themed pools, which are excellent for relaxing. Access To Spooky Halloween-Themed Experiences From late September to mid-November, the world-class theme park transforms into a Halloween haven, complete with spooky décor, gothic entertainment, and spine-chilling thrills. Here is a list of shows and passages that you get access to with the 2 Halloween-themed variants: Halloween Forever - Imperial Grand Theater - China | Vampires - Saloon - Far West | Bang Bang Halloween - Far West | The Day Of The Dead - Cantina - Mexico | It's Already Halloween In Sésamo Aventura - Teatroaventura | The Halloween Inn - Emma's Restaurant | Halloween Parade - Mediterranean | Horror In The Lake - Mediterranean Lake | MTV Horrock In Texas - Far West | Trick Or Treat – China | Rec Experience - Sea Odissey - Polynesia | Mayan Apocalypse - Mexico | Living Death - Treasury - Mexico | The Cursed Island - Portaventura Caribe Aquatic Park

Your Experience PortAventura Park PortAventura is one of the highest-rated theme parks in Europe. It has six worlds that you can explore, five of which are modelled after real-world civilizations such as China, the Far West, Polynesia, the Mediterranean, and Mexico. The sixth world was modelled after the very popular show, Sesame Street. The park has over 40 thrilling rides, several restaurants, and plenty to explore at your own pace. Ferrari Land With 11 exhilarating attractions, 70,000 square metres of space, and a range of rides and events for the entire family, it's no surprise that Ferrari Land, one of the world's most popular theme parks located in the PortAventura World, is a favourite with thrill seekers and racing fans alike. At this high-octane park, you may feel the pressure of being a Ferrari Land pit stop mechanic at the 'Pit Stop Record,' or ride Europe's highest and fastest vertical accelerator, reaching speeds of 180 km/h in just 5 seconds. If you want to experience F1 firsthand, don't miss the "Racing Legends" attraction within the Ferrari Experience building. Costa Caribe Aquatic Park With over 50,000 square metres of enjoyment, this water park is one of the best in Spain. Feel free to splash around in the Bermuda Triangle, a challenging wave pool that pays tribute to the dark legend. If you live for thrills, you must ride the King Khajuna, Europe's highest free-fall slide. You will also have the option to try your rafting skills on the raging waters of El Torrente. The slides at El Tifón are not to be missed; they begin at a height of about 15 metres and end with a breathtakingly beautiful descent. End your day by cooling off in one of the Caribbean beach-themed pools, which are excellent for relaxing. Access To Spooky Halloween-Themed Experiences This Halloween, enter a world full of spooktacular thrills at PortAventura World! Every year from late September to mid-November, this world-class theme park transforms into a Halloween haven, complete with eerie décor, ghoulish entertainment, and spine-chilling rides. Here is a list of shows and passages that you get access to with the 2 Halloween-themed variants: Halloween Forever - Imperial Grand Theater - China | Vampires - Saloon - Far West | Bang Bang Halloween - Far West | The Day Of The Dead - Cantina - Mexico | It's Already Halloween In Sésamo Aventura - Teatroaventura | The Halloween Inn - Emma's Restaurant | Halloween Parade - Mediterranean | Horror In The Lake - Mediterranean Lake | MTV Horrock In Texas - Far West | Trick Or Treat – China | Rec Experience - Sea Odissey - Polynesia | Mayan Apocalypse - Mexico | Living Death - Treasury - Mexico | The Cursed Island - Portaventura Caribe Aquatic Park

Why You Shouldn’t Miss This With over 4 million visitors per year, PortAventura Park is the most popular theme park in Spain. It is the sixth most visited park across Europe. Originally, the park featured five theme areas. They were based on the regions of Mexico, Polynesia, China, the Far West, and the Mediterranean. In 2011, another themed area was opened based on Sesame Street. The Mediterranean region of the park houses Furius Baco, an accelerator coaster with a top speed of 135 km/h. It also has Port de la Drassana, which takes the visitors from the Mediterranean area to the Chinese section. Far West has nine attractions and occupies the most significant space in the park. A wooden roller coaster, called Stampida is present here, along with a Silver River Flume, a traditional water flume. At Mexico, a drop tower ride, called Hurakan Condor, which provides spectacular views of the entire park at the top, before the riders are sent to a free fall, is present. It is one of the tallest in the world, at nearly 330 feet. The Temple del Fuego show is a walk-through attraction that is themed on a Maya temple. In the Chinese section, A roller coaster known as Dragon Khan has an astonishing 8 inversions and has consistently ranked as one of the best rides in the world. China also houses Shambhala, the fastest and tallest roller coaster in the world. Polynesia is one of the more laid back sections of the park. It has a water ride where the visitors are shot out of a volcano in a flume boat. SesamoAventura themed around Sesame Street, is targeted towards the younger population that visits the park. Some of the rides here are CocoPiloto, Tami Tami, and Magic Fish. Your Experience PortAventura Park helps you discover six completely different worlds. The park boasts of more than 40 rides, which puts your courage to the ultimate test. These rides are not for the faint-hearted. You can also proceed to watch the 40 shows that are performed every day. You can see several tribal dances, cancan, and acrobatic shows. The wide range of roller coasters and thrill rides will leave your heart thumping throughout your visit. As Furius Baco catapults you from a dead-stop to 135 km/h in under 3 seconds, you will be amazed by the remarkable speeds of these amusements that truly make it an adrenaline junkie paradise. At the Shambhala roller coaster, you will experience the largest fall in Europe! Several restaurants are present throughout the park, where you can relax from the breathtakingly fast-paced activities of the day. If you do not particularly enjoy the high-speed thrills of the park, worry not! You can see several shows by the light of a bonfire, dances from distant places and some rhythmic tribal songs. Inside the Gran Teatro, you can witness some of the most mind-boggling dance routines, acrobatics, and serene music. PortAventura has something for everyone, and you are guaranteed one of the best experiences of your life!

Why You Shouldn’t Miss This Built in 1640, Montjuic Castle is an old military fortress on top of the Montjuic hill in Barcelona. The Montjuic Castle had played a key role in the history of Barcelona, and became a symbol of Spain when it defeated the Catalan forces in 1714. It served as a stronghold for the kingdoms which ruled the surrounding regions. In particular, the Montjuic castle is infamous in the Catalan history books for its role in the civil war that plagued this region between 1936 and 1939. Later on, it was converted into a military museum. It was officially given the name Military Armor Museum and showcases armory and weapons used throughout Catalan history. The castle must be accessed through a the Montjuic cable car, a gondola lift, with a station near the castle entrance. A gondola lift is propelled by cables from above, as opposed to a traditional cable car. The cable car journey forms a crucial part of the experience. Several of the city’s famous monuments, such as the world-famous Sagrada Familia, the towering Torre Agbar, the Barcelona Cathedral and several other tourist attractions can be seen. The Mediterranean Sea is visible on one side, and the massive Montserrat Mountains on the other. There are three stations where the cable car stops, Parc de Montjuïc, Miramar and finally, at Castell de Montjuïc. The beauty of Barcelona and it's multitude of attractions can be truly appreciated during this relaxing journey. Your Experience The easiest way to get to the Montjuic cable car station is taking the funicular railway at the Paral·lel metro station. Alternatively, you can catch the cable car at the Barcelona Bus Turístic stop. You can enjoy a relaxing journey up to Montjuic Castle, as the cable car glides up the hill. The cable car journey provides a unique experience. You can see the entirety of Barcelona as the cable car moves up the hill. The bustling metropolis, with a backdrop of lush green hilly forests and the ice-capped mountains, makes for a spectacular sight. With brand-new cabins, up to eight people can sit together, and this makes large family trips all the more fun. With large glass panels, you can enjoy dazzling views of the city from any position inside the cabin. A 753 meter journey up the hill awaits you, and your eyes are in for a treat as you ascend. The Montjuic Castle is situated about 170 meters above sea level, right next to the port. Impressive views of the coastline and Barcelona are visible from the top of the ancient fortress. You can see the fortification planted extensively with parterre gardens. The serene environment of the castle has no semblance to the fort that it once was. The Military Armor Museum houses a vast number of exhibits of the various types of armor used by the Catalans. You can see armor equipped mannequins which will help you understand how soldiers of this era would have looked like in the flesh. Once you have completely explored the Montjuic Castle, you can take the cable car back to ground level. All in all, the cable journey to the Montjuic Castle and back is an unforgettable experience and a must-see for anyone visiting Barcelona.

Your Experience Leave behind the hustle of the city of Barcelona as you head towards the serene beauty of spiritual Montserrat, the magical mountain range of Catalonia. Begin your trip in your comfortable coach from the meeting point to the foot of the mountain, at which point you will board a cogwheel train, ascending the mountain steadily until you hit a height of just a little over 4,000 ft, traversing the natural cement and sandstone rocks of the mountain and enjoying the majestic views as you go along before arriving at the Monastery. Visit the Basilica of Montserrat, which houses the Virgin of Montserrat, who was the patron saint of Catalonia. The little monastery first gained fame and recognition when it started receiving pilgrims and visitors who spread the word of the miracles and wonders performed by the Virgin. You can also admire from a distance the famous 12th century Romanesque carving of the Verge Moreneta, better known as the Black Madonna. The treasures within the monastery are almost as breathtaking as the views from it. You will then be given some free time to visit the audio- visual exhibition about the creation of Montserrat and its rich history, as well as getting to taste the typical liquors of the mountain, hand made at the monastery itself. Should the time of year be opportune, you may get to enjoy the beautiful performance by the Escolania of Montserrat, the children’s choir at the sanctuary.

Your Experience This eye-opening tour of the Picasso Museum will explore the formative years of Pablo Picasso. You can really understand his genius by admiring the 4,251 pieces that make up the permanent collection. While it is a long tour you can use the skip-the-line tickets to finish the entire tour in about 1.5 hours. In addition to the paintings, you can look forward to walking around the unique building itself. Additionally, keep an eye out for temporary exhibits that provide a chronology of Picasso's development as an artist. Most importantly, you can visit masterworks like "Science and Charity", "Royan", and "Las Meninas." These paintings reveal the artist's relationship with Barcelona during his formative years.

Your Experience Dive into Adventure Located just 20 mins from Barcelona, this expansive water park offers a wide range of attractions and amenities that cater to visitors of all ages. One of the highlights of Illa Fantasia is its impressive collection of water attractions. With a whopping 22 water rides and slides, there's no shortage of thrills for the adrenaline seekers. From high-speed slides like the Kamikaze and Turbo Twister to twists and turns on the X-Treme Mountain, you're in for an exhilarating adventure. For a unique and entertaining experience, be sure to check out the pirate ship attraction. The park features dedicated water spaces and games designed specifically for children, ensuring that younger visitors have a safe and enjoyable time. Relax and Recharge When you need a break from the water attractions, Illa Fantasia offers a variety of recreational areas where you can unwind and recharge. Lounge on a deck chair, take a leisurely stroll through the peaceful gardens, or find a shady spot to relax and enjoy a picnic. The park provides ample picnic and barbecue areas, allowing you to bring your own food and make the most of your visit. With its diverse range of water attractions, tropical ambiance, dedicated spaces for families, and convenient amenities, the park offers a memorable outing for visitors of all ages.

Your Experience Find the new Wax Museum of Barcelona tucked away in an alley in the most emblematic street of Barcelona, Las Ramblas, Barcelona. This completely renovated project – both conceptually and in terms of figures – brings together the latest technology with emblematic characters. Find 28 sets, including The Money Heist, StarWars, Hall of fame, and more, featuring over 120 classic characters. From Don Quixote to Picasso, or contemporary characters like Messi or Billie Eilish, you'll see it all! Your last stop, El Bosc de Les Fades is a bar set in an enchanted first: an authentic oasis in the middle of the city!

Your Experience Marvel at the Surreal Casa Batlló, a Testament to Gaudí's Architectural Mastery Enjoy a unique sightseeing experience at Casa Batlló, one of the renovated apartments that put Gaudí's unforgettable work in the spotlight. While it primarily served as the residence of the Batlló family, it also has rented housing that is sewn together by a magnificent entrance that you won't miss. Its facade is sprinkled with bits of blue, mauve and green, giving you an unforgettable sight and is a testament to Gaudí's mastery. While you enter this unconventional building, you will benefit from an audio guide that will give you everything you need to know about Gaudí's ingenious work. An optional Virtual Reality tablet will give you quite the unique take on this emblematic monument. With the Silver and Gold ticket options, you can explore more of the magnificent place as you get access to Original Concierge Room, Batlló's Private Room, and an exclusive outdoor lounge, depending upon the option you have chosen.

Why You Shouldn’t Miss the Barcelona Express 2-Day Card If you’ve two days to explore Barcelona’s culture and points of interest, then the Barcelona Express 2 Day Card is what you need! With these tickets you can get the train to and from the airport, 48 hours unlimited travel on public transport, and more than 100 discounts on top attractions and shopping experiences. If you’re a tourist in Barcelona, the Barcelona Card is your mark of identification! The benefits of the pass are endless. Simply put, you get to explore the city, its iconic and world-famous architecture and points of interest at your own pace with ridiculous discounts and without having to worry about cab fare. You can also dine in one of the discounted restaurants and pick up souvenirs from of the discounted stores. Yes, all that and more, in one simple ticket. Cost Effective The Barcelona Express card is perfect for those looking to save on some money, while making the most of their time in the city. With discounts of over 60% on admission ticket prices, and additional discounts on the city’s tours, leisure and entertainment activities, and other services this is guaranteed to leave your wallets heavier than you would’ve thought possible. Transport Savings The costliest thing in any city as a tourist, is getting around. But with these tickets, transportation is free. Barcelona is one of Europe’s best connected cities via its massive public networks, and this tickets allow you to access each and every one of them. Ride on the metro and buses, trains on the FCG network, Trams and more. You even get to take a ride to and from the airport to the city centre. Talk about convenience! Guides and Maps Besides allowing you savings and transport services, the tickets will also get you a guide of the city with information about the deals and discounts with their location on the map. This allows you to plan your day better, and make the most of your trip. There are also pre-planned itineraries you can refer to. Key Attractions and Discounts with the Barcelona Express Card Barcelona Walking Tours - 50% off Barcelona Night Card - 30% off Gaudi Experiencia - 50% off Gran Gala Flamenco - 20% off Caixa Forum - 25% off Casa Mila - La Pedrera - €3 off Mirador de Colom - 50% off (lift ticket & wine tasting included) Casa Batllo - €3 off Museu del Modernisme de Barcelona - 30% off MACBA - 20% off Museu d'Història de Catalunya - 30% off Torre de Collserola - 20% off Museu Diocesa - 50% off MEAM - 20% off Palau Guell - 25 % off Palau de la Musica Catalana - 20% off Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya - 20% off La Bodega Flamenca - 10% off restaurant and 15% off show Opera Samfaina - 10% off CCCB - 20% off Fundacio Antoni Tapies - 20% off Fundacio Joan Miro - 20% off Sant Pau Recinte Modernista - 20% off To view a full list of attractions and museum covered along with the respective kinds of discounts available for entry, please click here.

Why You Shouldn’t Miss This Casa Vicens was built as a summer retreat for the Vicens family. A masterpiece of Antoni Gaudí, the house served as the beginning of a very successful career. Casa Vicens served as a private residence until recently. It was made accessible to the public in November 2017. A comprehensive restoration project was undertaken, to return the building to its original state. By incorporating several architectural styles and materials such as iron, glass, concrete and ceramic tiles, Antoni Gaudí set himself apart from his contemporaries. Geometric masses, abstract brick ornamentation, and exquisite metalwork can be seen throughout the house. The temporary exhibitions show some of the single houses designed by Antoni Gaudí’s contemporaries from across the world, such as America, Europe and exponents of the Art Nouveau style. What makes Casa Vicens unique is that the museum project aims at meticulously restoring Gaudí’s designs to their original state. The goal is to ensure that the whole world can discover the extraordinary world of Gaudí. It focuses on long-term sustainability and integrating the different sections for the enjoyment of its visitors. Your Experience The meeting point is outside the attraction itself. Since your tickets have the skip the line feature, you can bypass the queues outside the monument. An example of Modernisme, Casa Vicens primarily use materials in their original states, such as brick, stone, wrought iron, and wood. The basement initially housed the coal cellar. Presently, the La Capell specialty store is housed here, and you can buy souvenirs to remember your visit to Casa Vicens. The ground floor consists of a smoking room, where occupants could relax and have fun, and a dining room. In the dining room, you can see the original wooden furniture of the house, designed by Gaudí himself. The collection of 32 paintings by Torrescasana provide a view into the spectacular art style of this era. The first floor houses the private rooms. Two bedrooms, a sitting room, and a bathroom are present here. The sitting room has a false dome, made of gold, with a trompe-l’oeil depicting birds and vines. On the second floor of this house, you can see the permanent collection. Here, the 130 year history of Casa Vicens and the genius of Antoni Gaudí can be seen. An audiovisual projection will depict Barcelona when Casa Vicens was constructed. This will help you understand the social, cultural and artistic context of this structure. You will also learn about the background of Antoni Gaudí. His influences, philosophies, and inspiration during his studies, in addition to his projects prior to building Casa Vicens, such as school projects and buildings in the city will be detailed. The permanent collection also includes documents of Casa Vicens and a reproduction of the Reus manuscript.

Your Experience The Recinte Modernista De Sant Pau is one of the newest and most beautiful attractions in the city of Barcelona. It was created by the architect Lluis Domènech i Montaner, and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Hospital de Sant Pau is located inside it and served as a fully-functioning hospital all the way until 2009. The new Sant Pau hospital is located up the hill from the complex, and although far less lavish, it is more functional and state-of-the-art. Many buildings are currently being used for other purposes, such as the Sant Manuel Pavilion, which now holds the Casa Asia, a hub for business and cultural research about all Asian countries. The Art Nouveau architecture is marvelous, and the manicured gardens and grand exhibitions are stunning to see in person. Domènech believed that the flowers, trees and fresh air would help people recover quicker in the hospital, and the confluence of nature and human-made structure is absolutely breathtaking. You can see that the wards were set amidst a garden, with colorful ceramic tiles adorning the brick facades in various shapes. Domènech also believed that colorful mosaics and statues would prompt faster recovery, and you can see the hospital replete with numerous designs and motifs about good health and hope. The Sant Salvador Pavilion is something you shouldn't miss, and the exhibition will brief you about the healthcare history of Barcelona. You will understand the impact of this acclaimed medical institution on modern medicine. The colorful mosaics and tiles have been restored and make for a wonderful sight.

Why You Shouldn't Miss This Visit one of the most recognized stadiums in the world with an expert bilingual tour guide. You get access to all the interesting parts of the stadium - the museum, the press room, the stand, the field, the changing room, the mixed zone, and the Players' Tunnel. Also, get a chance to sit on the first team bench and feel like a true Barça player! Your Experience Begin your tour from our office in Barcelona and head towards Camp Nou Stadium. Once you reach the stadium, you will first be taken to the Camp Nou Museum. Your local guide will tell you all about the values that make Barça més que un club (more than a club). Home to FC Barcelona, this tour will not leave any soccer fan indifferent. Step into the press room, and the visitors’ changing rooms, and walk along the Player’s Tunnel until you reach the pitch. Visit the first floor of the museum and explore its interactive walls, trophy showcases, and wide collection of artifacts chronicling the history of FC Barcelona. Learn about the careers of some of the most important players for the club; from Kubala, Cruyff, and Maradona to Guardiola and Messi. Visit the television studio and enjoy access to the stadium grandstand from where you can enjoy the panoramic views. Don't forget to take plenty of pictures to send to your friends and family. Your tour will conclude on the second floor which houses Camp Nou's amazing multimedia space which was also recently renovated and has generally been receiving favorable reviews from both visitors and club members. Once the tour is complete, you will now be free to explore the stadium on your own for as long as you please. Don't forget to take home some genuine F.C. Barcelona merchandise at the club's official store before you leave! .

Why You Shouldn’t Miss This An industrial town built in the late 19th century, Colònia Güell served as a home for the people who worked in the nearby mill. Several eminent modernist architects were commissioned to build this town and the strong modernist style influence is visible throughout Colònia Güell. Theatres, schools, gardens and an Athenaeum were erected here during the 19th century. Buildings were constructed primarily using bricks and stone and most of the buildings remain in their pristine condition due to the renovation efforts at Colònia Güell. Ca l’Ordal is a traditional Spanish country house, resembling many such houses that served as homes to locals who worked at the mill. Designed by Francesc Berenguer and Joan Rubió, it represents the popular style of architecture during the 19th century and the brick structure gives a view into the life of people living in this era. Ca L’Espinal is considered one of the finest examples of modernist architecture. One of the highest quality buildings in Colonia Guell, this massive structure is an appealing sight. In the early 20th century, Antoni Gaudí was one of the most sought-after architects in Spain. His innovations and designs were spectacular, and several monuments across the country had been commissioned to him. Eusebi Güell decided to appoint Gaudi to build a church in the town of Colònia Güell. The Güell family, however, withdrew funding, and as a result, the church was unfinished. Presently, it is called Gaudi’s crypt. Gaudi also had a laboratory here, where he came up with innovative architectural marvels. Most of his work for the Sagrada Familia was inspired at this location. The crypt itself is a spectacular sight, although it is not fully complete. The geometric patterns and vibrant colors of the stained glasswork make this one of the greatest unfinished works of art in the world. The monument blends wonderfully into nature and is a testament to the genius of Antoni Gaudí. Recently, an effort by the local architects resulted in a partial completion of the crypt. Presently, people can stand on the roof, which was initially to serve as the floor of the church. Your Experience A train ride will take you from Barcelona to Colònia Güell. The train from Barcelona to Colonia Güell takes around 25 minutes. The meeting point for the train ride is from the station Plaça Espanya. The two way ticket is valid for two zones, an entrance into the famous Gaudi crypt and the audioguide. Once you’ve reached the destination, follow the signs to get to Colonia Güell. From there, walk a couple of minutes, again following the signs, to the Visitors' Center, where you will be given an audioguide and a map in order to start your visit. You are required to deposit some form of identification (ID) as a deposit until the audioguide is returned. Walking through the streets of Colònia Güell will leave you with a sense of tranquility and peace. The surroundings, buildings and serene atmosphere of the place make it an unforgettable experience. From colorful buildings to ancient stone structures, Colònia Güell is filled with eye-catching surprises. The most visited attraction in Colònia Güell is the Gaudi crypt. The massive structure was built using broken decorative mosaic, called "trencadís," and you can see how it merges with the greenery surrounding it. The ornamental touches of Gaudi are very apparent, with multicolored stained glass filtering light into the church. You can observe the trademark catenary arches and walls in the shape of parabolas. Traditional buttresses and some leaning pillars can be found on the exterior of the crypt. The audio guide will provide you with a detailed history of the place. You can explore the beauty of Colònia Güell and relax in its calming atmosphere, away from the bustling city. When you have finished touring the place, you must return the audioguide 10 minutes before the Visitors Centre closes, post which you can return to Barcelona.

Your Experience Amsterdam-based Moco Museum has opened its doors in Barcelona for the first time! The museum is housed in the heart of the city, inside the 18th-century palace, Palacio Cervelló. It was the home of the noble Cervelló family until the 18th century before it moved into the hands of aristocrats, merchants, and royals. The museum has tried to keep the essence of the Palacio Cervelló while adapting to the needs of the Moco Museum as a contemporary space. Moco Barcelona features masterpieces from Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Banksy, and Salvador Dalí. You'll also spot works by Damien Hirst, Keith Haring, KAWS, Hayden Kays, Yayoi Kusama, and Takashi Murakami, among others! All this, apart from the amazing digital and immersive art run by teamLab, Les Fantômes, and Studio Irma. Keep a lookout for is the special exhibitions, one of which is the ‘Esplendor de la Noche’ by the Chilean artist, Guillermo Lorca. It is the first European solo show by the contemporary artist and is curated by Simon de-Pury, a renowned art dealer, and auctioneer. Expect the unexpected in the show, and see Lorca blend a sense of magic and realism that will take your breath away. There will also be a special show by TeamLab, featuring only digital art in what is said to be the first dedicated exhibition space for NFTs in Europe!

Your experience Cultural & architectural heritage of Catalonia Situated on a narrow, unassuming street in the Ribera district of Barcelona, the Palau de la Música concert hall is composed of distinct modernist architectural styles. Be stunned by the aesthetic blend of sculpture, mosaic, stained glass, and wrought iron on the facades of this unique building. Home to the Orfeó Català choir and funded entirely by public donations, Palau de la Música is woven into the cultural, architectural, and musical fabric of the city's history. Don’t miss the chance to visit the choir’s rehearsal room! Inside Palau de la Música The concert hall, forming the central part of this structure, is a lavishly decorated vast space flooded with natural light, courtesy of a beautiful skylight. Walk on stage and look out at the seats of the audience from the perspective of the performers. Lastly, visit the Sala Lluís Millet, named after the founder of the Orfeó Català choir. The giant stained glass windows of the room display the spectacular columns decorating the balcony of the building. Your audio guide will take you through this journey in either English, French, Catalan, or Spanish.

Your Experience FC Barcelona is ingrained in the heart and soul of the Catalonian people and the region itself. It is more than just a football club, as is evident by their club motto, “Més que un club”. This small-group guided tour gives you access to the glorious 120-year history of the club with a group of not more than 25 superfans! Walk through the museum and learn about the roots of the club and get a glance of some of the memorabilia that have enthused fans all over the globe. Get access to the ‘Messi Area’, a space in the museum dedicated to the greatest player of our time. You will also gain access to the Barça changing room, the Pressroom and you will also get the rare chance to even walk along the pitch! On this tour, you get the opportunity to go behind the scenes at FC Barcelona and get a chance to look at and be in places that are otherwise only permitted to the players and staff! You will also exclusive access to the press box and enjoy a panoramic view of the stadium, to the dressing room where the players get into their kits right before a game, and to the press room, where players and managers give their thoughts after a game. Even if you are not a football fan, you will thoroughly enjoy this experience. With great prices, we are here to help you discover the best, with the best.

The Best of Barcelona with One Pass Discover more, spend less With the Barcelona City Pass, embrace the opportunity to access over 25 remarkable attractions. The pass remains valid for 1 to 7 days, allowing ample time to delve into the city's treasures at a leisurely pace. Included are not just admissions to iconic landmarks and museums, but also engaging activities like cooking classes and sunset cruises. The advantage of such a comprehensive pass is the significant savings it offers – more than 60% compared to individual bookings, making it a smart choice for both budget-conscious and avid explorers. Exploring made easier with public transport Navigating Barcelona becomes a breeze with a public transportation ticket. This covers various modes of transport, ensuring seamless travel across the city. The hop-on-hop-off bus alone, included in the pass, offers a 24-hour service across numerous routes, connecting major sites and attractions. The option to include airport transport further smoothens your journey, making the Barcelona City Pass not just a ticket to attractions, but a key to the city’s mobility. How to Use You'll need to show the voucher that you'll receive after your booking via e-mail The 'Barcelona City Pass Ticket' can be conveniently presented digitally. Your pass is activated as soon as you visit your 1st attraction. Every attraction can be visited for free once. The pass is valid for the chosen number of days in a row. The Barcelona City Pass provides free access to trains, metros, trams, and buses from the airport and within the city for 72, 96, or 120 hours, depending on your pass. Pass validity begins with your first attraction visit, ensuring maximum value for your transportation Please click here to view the attractions and activities to explore with this pass.

Your Experience Set out on a 1.5-hour journey from Barcelona to Tossa de Mar, the heart of Costa Brava. Get ready and start hiking across the famed “Camí de Ronda” coastline path that connects all Costa Brava towns from the north to the south. Along the way, gaze out at the sights of natural beauty and turquoise-blue waters that you never thought you’d find here. Take in views of the Meditteranean Sea, the cliffs, as well as the tiny hidden coves. You will have free time to dive into the shimmering waters, sunbathe, and unwind. All this while being surrounded by fragrances of pine trees, rosemary, and thyme. It’s an experience you cannot miss! The Camí de Ronda will take you back to Tossa de Mar, where you can break for lunch (at your own expense). Please note that you can ask to reserve a table at a traditional restaurant prior to the trip. After lunch, spend time exploring Tossa de Mar. Sitting majestically on Girona’s coast, this walled old town is a sight to behold. Follow your guide past the 13th-century Vila Vella (Old Town), the only surviving fortified medieval town on the Catalan coast. It was declared a monument of artistic and historical value in 1931. Behind the imposing city walls and towers, you’ll discover a maze of narrow streets and alleys surrounded by lovely white houses. This is what gives the town its true Mediterranean atmosphere!

Your Experience From Barcelona, head out on a 1.5-hour trip in a comfortable minivan to La Garrotxa, best known for its medieval town and its volcanic landscapes. Begin your tour with a soft hike to Castellfollit de la Roca, one of the smallest yet most picturesque towns in Catalonia. It dates back to the Middle Ages and stands perched atop a basalt cliff ledge between two rivers. Continue onwards to Sant Joan les Fonts. Visit the Romanesque church, which has been declared a monument of national interest. See the 12th-century medieval bridge that has been constructed with volcanic stone. Hike along the paths that follow three lava flows said to have shaped the landscapes of this region. Feel yourself getting into a zen-like mood as you learn about the rural lifestyle of La Garrotxa. Head to Besalú, home to a maze of narrow, cobbled alleys and beautifully kept buildings. This is one of the best-preserved medieval villages in Catalonia, and it is here that you will have some free time to break for lunch. Note: You can ask to book a local restaurant prior to your visit. Before you end your tour, follow your guide through Besalú and discover the most unique spots of this beautiful medieval town; this is an authentic trip back in time!

Your Experience Experience the lifestyle of the rich and famous 20th-century Catalans while listening to an interesting audio guide. Head to Casa Amatller, home of famous chocolatier Antoni Amatller and designed by renowned architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch. A Quick History One of the most recognizable structures in the city, Casa Amatller was created employing modernism, an art nouveau design movement that originated in Catalonia. The house features four upper stories, a garden, and a ground floor that has been turned into a museum. The structure has 3 primary elements that refelct Amattler's passions – chocolate, vintage glassware, and photography. What's in Store Enter the apartments that Amatller and his daughter Teresa formerly called home by ascending the grand staircase at the entrance. Don't forget to look up as you enter and admire the stained-glass skylight! Enjoy the Romanesque altarpiece, a Bartolomé Bermejo Hispanic-Flemish table, and Baroque and Ramón Casas paintings. You'll also get a chance to see other cultural items like photos by Rogent, Lalique jewelry by Lalique, and glass collections with historical significance. The Cherry on Top: An Audio Guide Your digital audio guide, available via an app, will make sure you don't miss out on the best parts of exploring the opulent house. It will highlight all the culturally significant items in the house while also filling you in on why they became significant. If you use your imagination just right, you could even picture yourself walking around the casa during a 20th-century high society soiree with chatter about the art nouveau around you!

Your Experience Meet Your Guide at the Designated Spot as Mentioned in the Voucher. This guided tour of the Sagrada Familia is the best way to introduce yourself to the iconic Catalan landmark. Your guided tour begins at the designated meeting point where you will meet your tour guide. You will then be guided past the long ticket lines straight to the brief security check and then into the Sagrada Familia. Since there is so much symbolism in each of Gaudi’s creations, it is often difficult to take it all in without prior experience. Your expert guide will not only take you to the most beautiful sections of the church but also give you context and insight into Gaudi’s work. Learn the history of the Sagrada Familia and the significance of the life of its designer with the help of a professional guide You will see the Nativity and Passion Facades and understand the significance behind them. Your guide will point out the different elements and styles included in the Basilica's external appearance. Inside the basilica, your guide will show you the extreme designs incorporated into the church’s construction and the finely detailed works of the beautiful stained glass windows. With complimentary headsets, so you can hear your guide's commentary throughout the tour, this experience is easily the best way to explore the Sagrada Familia while simultaneously learning about Gaudi's unusual genius. At a price of 32 Euros per ticket, this guided tour costs a mere 8 Euros more than a regular entry ticket, making it the most cost-effective tour of the attraction available. Given the price, tickets for this tour sell out fast so make sure you book well in advance!

Your Experience You will start your trip in your comfortable coach at the meeting point of the tour, just as the sun is about to rise. Travel a ways outside the city before ascending the mountain steadily, enjoying the majestic views as you go along, with your guide talking to you about Catalonian history and specialties. Visit the Basilica of Montserrat, which houses the Virgin of Montserrat, who was the patron saint of Catalonia, undisturbed by the usual crowds with your guide at your side, regaling you with tales of the old monastery and how it was founded. The little monastery first gained fame and recognition when it started receiving pilgrims and visitors who spread the word of the miracles and wonders performed by the Virgin. Though the Monastery has modernized, it still caters to the needs of the pilgrims that stop here. You can also admire from a distance the famous 12th-century Romanesque carving of the Verge Moreneta, better known as the Black Madonna. The treasures within the monastery are almost as breathtaking as the views from it, especially in the dazzling morning sun. You will then be given some free time to learn about the creation of Montserrat and admire its rich history, as well as get to taste the typical liquors of the mountain, hand-made at the monastery itself.

Your Experience Dive into the History and Prestige of the Famed FC Barcelona on this Self Guided Tour FC Barcelona is ingrained in the heart and soul of the Catalonian people and the region itself. It is more than just a football club, as is evident by their club motto, “Més que un club”. This self-guided tour gives you the chance to explore this history and understand the culture of Catalonia and its people. On this tour, you get the opportunity to go behind the scenes at FC Barcelona and get a chance to look at and be in places that are otherwise only permitted to the players and staff! Get exclusive access to the press box and enjoy a panoramic view of the stadium, to the dressing room where the players get into their kits right before a game, and to the press room, where players and managers give their thoughts after a game. Experience the Life of an FC Barcelona Player and Relive FC Barcelona’s Greatest Moments Going through the players’ tunnel, experience what it is like to walk onto the turf of one of the most enchanting stadiums in the world. You will also get the chance to sit in the players' dugout and feel how it is to be on the sidelines. Lastly, walk through the museum and learn about the roots of the club and get a glance at some of the memorabilia that have enthused fans all over the globe. Get access to the ‘Messi Area’, a space in the museum dedicated to the former FC Barcelona footballer, the greatest player of our time. Even if you are not a football fan, you will surely and thoroughly enjoy this experience. With great prices, we are here to help you discover the best, with the best. Note: If you've chosen it as an option, you can also enjoy your Camp Nou tour with a digital audio guide. This can be used directly on your mobile phone, no downloading or installing required. All you need to do is scan the QR code on your ticket. Bring your own headphones to enjoy your experience to the fullest. The audio guide is available in 13 languages: Catalan, Spanish, English, German, Italian, French, Portuguese, Japanese, Mandarin Chinese, Dutch, Arabic, Russian and Korean.

What to Expect Your tickets allow you to skip the ticket line and head straight to the entrance gate. The ticket remains valid through the day and you can visit the landmark anytime between 9:00 AM and 6:30 PM when the last entry is granted. Unconventional though Casa Mila's appearance may be, the actual purpose of the structure is as conventional as it can be. After all, the building is, first and foremost, residential in nature. It's hard imagining that the place was designed to be anyone's home, but as you walk through Casa Mila's lavishly adorned lobbies or the sprawling courtyards peppered with Gaudi's signature embellishments, living here seems like a dream come true. Touring the Casa Mila by day involves visiting two different parts of the museum - the Espai Gaudi and the Pedera Apartment. The former includes a broad showcase of Guadi’s work and is divided into sections dedicated to different projects and shows his life in broad strokes. The latter is a fascinating recreation of the home of a bourgeois family in Barcelona from the first third of the 20th century. Perhaps the true treasure of the building is the view from the rooftop that is decorated with distinctive corkscrew style chimneys, synonymous with the building itself. The view of Barcelona's skyline from the top of the structure is nothing short of breathtaking so any time spent here is time well spent. Enhance your trip with the free audio guide included on this tour which will give you information on the main areas of the building, the sites you can visit and the architect himself. Once the 90-minute long commentary that is available in multiple languages on the audio guide runs out, you are more than free to explore on your own.

Your Experience FC Barcelona is ingrained in the heart and soul of the Catalonian people and the region itself. It is more than just a football club, as is evident by their club motto, “Més que un club”. This tour gives you the chance to explore this history and understand the culture of Catalonia and its people. Go behind the scenes and get a chance to look at and be in places that are otherwise only permitted to the players and staff. Get exclusive access to the press box and enjoy a panoramic view of the stadium, to the dressing room where the players get into their kits right before a game, and to the press room, where players and managers give their thoughts after a game. Experience what it is like to walk onto the turf of one of the most enchanting stadiums in the world. Sit in the players' dugout and feel how it is to be on the sidelines. Walk through the museum, learn about the roots of the club and get a glance at some of the memorabilia that have enthused fans all over the globe. A key highlight of your tour will be the ‘Messi Area’, a space in the museum dedicated to the former FC Barcelona footballer, the greatest player of our time. What's more, if you've chosen it as an option, you can relive the team's best moments and goals from over the years through virtual reality glasses.

Your Experience Las Golondrinas De Barcelona cruise offers one of the most refreshing and original pleasure boat experiences in Catalonia. The entire cruise has a quintessential Mediterranean flavor to it. The gentle sea breeze and the sunlight on your face will instantly immerse you in a relaxed state of mind. Find yourself thoroughly enjoying all the incredible sights along the Barcelona coast. Barcelona is well-known for its luxurious boats and dazzling coastline. Some of its most important centers of business and culture are present along the coast, like the World Trade Center, the Porta d’Europa bridge, Llevant, Ponent Quays, the fishing port, and the clock tower!

Your Experience This is no ordinary water park! With the surrounding tropical plants, reggae music and great weather, you will be transported to the waters of the Caribbean. Feel the rush on the thrilling water slides like Rapid Race which has 6 tracks or launch yourself down Europe’s highest free-fall water slide the 31-metre King Khajuna. Enjoy the waterfalls, the big pools and the lush green areas full of palm trees and tropical plants. Kids will love the pirate ship, where the crew includes characters from Sesame Street, or go to the Sesamo Beach where everyone can have some fun. This ticket also takes care of transportation back and forth (from Barcelona), so leave all your worries behind!

Your Experience On this walking tour, you’ll explore the bohemian and artistic side of Barcelona. You will make your way to the places where Picasso lived while learn intimate details of his life and what influenced his art. This route includes intriguing spots like the famous Quatre Gats, a cafe that was frequented by several artists during the modernist period in Catalonia. In fact, Picasso had his first showing of his work at this very cafe, in the back room used for dinners. You will also make your way to the beer hall and cabaret on Carrer Montsió. Some of Picasso's art, dotted here and there, are friezes along the front of the Col·legi d'Arquitectes. A very important sight to see for every art lover! You will also get the chance to check out Picasso's only open air artwork, along with Llotja de Mar, the art school where he studied. You will also discover the muse behind his famous painting "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" as you stroll down the beautiful streets of Avinyó. You will then conclude your tour with a guided tour of Museu Picasso that contains over 4000 works of art, making it the most complete collection in the world!

Your Experience Leave behind the hustle of the city of Barcelona as you head towards the serene beauty of spiritual Montserrat, the magical mountain range of Catalonia. You will start your trip in your comfortable coach ascending the mountain steadily until you hit a height of just a little over 4,000 ft, traversing the natural cement and sandstone rocks of the mountain, enjoying the majestic views as you go along. Visit the Basilica of Montserrat, which houses the Virgin of Montserrat, who was the patron saint of Catalonia. The little monastery first gained fame and recognition when it started receiving pilgrims and visitors who spread the word of the miracles and wonders performed by the Virgin. Though the Monastery has modernized, it still caters to the needs of the pilgrims that stop here. You can also admire from a distance the famous 12th century Romanesque carving of the Verge Moreneta, better known as the Black Madonna. The treasures within the monastery are almost as breathtaking as the views from it. You will then be given some free time to visit the audio- visual exhibition about the creation of Montserrat and its rich history, as well as getting to taste the typical liquors of the mountain, hand made at the monastery itself. Should the time of year be opportune, you may get to enjoy the beautiful performance by the Escolania of Montserrat, the children’s choir at the sanctuary.

Your Experience History of Gran Gala Flamenco Running for 18 years without interruption, with support from the public and critics, the Gran Gala Flamenco is hosted in the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Palau de la Música, and the Poliorama. This show is the production of Barcelona y Flamenco, the most important producer of several flamenco shows in Barcelona, like Opera y Flamenco and Guitar y Flamenco. The theatre has a capacity of around 2,600 seats with thousands of visitors every year. The artistic direction comes from the hands of the famous guitarist Juan Gómex Chicuelo, who accompanied artists like Enrique Morente. About the Show Watch the critically acclaimed Gran Gala Flamenco, featuring several accomplished Catalan flamenco dances. This 1.5-hour performance is truly one of the most captivating flamenco shows in the city. With a range of seat choices available, choose one that suits your schedule and budget the best as you get entranced by powerful moves and music on stage. Whether you’re a flamenco purist or a first-time watcher, this comprehensive journey of the flamenco world will keep you engaged.

Your experience An Immersive Journey Through Football History Experience the rich history of FC Barcelona in the most immersive way possible with the ‘Total Xperience’ package. Begin your journey at the Barça Museum, where a dazzling multimedia showcase takes you through the club's historic triumphs and legendary players. Onwards, step into the Spotify Camp Nou Live, one of the world's largest immersive content rooms, enveloping you in a 360-degree exploration of the iconic stadium. Witness the stadium's construction from a unique perspective and enjoy the unique multimedia experience that weaves the tale of the club's success. A digital audio guide will accompany you throughout, providing intricate details and anecdotes that will make your experience truly enlightening. Test Your Skills and Get Personalized Mementos From there, put your football skills to the test against the ‘Robokeeper’, a robotic goalkeeper. You get three chances to score – a challenge even Messi would appreciate! Then, dive into the ‘Barça Virtual Dream’, an immersive virtual reality universe that lets you experience the thrill of being a Barça player. As a fun fact, it's the first-ever virtual reality experience in a football club! Cap off your tour with a visit to the Barça store, where you can customize a shirt with your name, making for a perfect souvenir of this unforgettable experience. Don't forget to collect your digital photo of the visit, a treasured memento that captures the essence of your total experience at Camp Nou.

Your Experience This monumental guided tour of Girona lets you visit the city's historical places and most significant monuments together. You'll be navigated by an expert tour guide who will not only lead the way but share intriguing intel about the city as you go. Visit first the Cathedral of Santa María de Girona, located in the upper part of the city. With the widest Gothic nave in the world, this attraction is a sight you don't want to miss. The second attraction will be the Arab Baths of Girona, followed by the monastery of Sant Pere de Galligants, a Benedictine monastery, and jewel of the Romanesque of the city! Located outside the city walls of Girona's historic center, you'll have plenty to feast your eyes on.

Your Experience When you think of El Penedès, images of vineyards and rural landscapes come to mind. After all, El Penedès is one of the oldest wine-making regions in Europe. It is world-famous for its exceptional wines, and for being the place where cava (sparkling wine) is produced. On this tour, you will enjoy a 45-minute drive in an AC minivan and reach the wine country of El Penedès. Begin your tour hiking between the vineyards of the beautiful Mediterranean countryside. Dotted with farmhouses and wineries, get a glimpse into wine-growing here, carried out at over 300 wineries. As you hike, your guide will tell you about the grape varieties of the area, traditions, and the history of the region. Take a break to enjoy some Catalan snacks while taking in views of the Montserrat mountain. After the hike, head over to a family-owned organic winery. Enjoy a guided tour to the cellar and learn about their wine-making process. You will get to snack on Catalan food and taste three wines from their range of red, white, and sparkling wines.

Your Experience Set out on a 1.5-hour pleasant drive from Barcelona to Rupit, one of Catalunya’s hidden gems. The medieval town is nestled between the crags of Aiats and the region of La Garrotxa, along the course of the river of Rupit. Your hiking tour starts from around Rupit’s cliffs, through the beautiful forests that hang across the Collsacabra mountain range. Follow your guide past the natural balcony of the Collsacabra cliffs. Keep your camera at the ready as you take in the stunning views of the Susqueda reservoir and surrounding areas. Catch sight of the famous Salt de Sallent, Catalonia’s highest waterfall at 115 meters. If you’re very lucky, you might even spot eagles flying close to you! After the hike, you will make your way back to the 16th-century medieval town of Rupit. Break for lunch (you can ask for a booking at a traditional local restaurant). Before heading back to Barcelona, enjoy a guided tour through Rupit’s cobbled streets. Admire the 16th and 18th-century stone houses, as well as the church and the historic center.

Your Experience Looking for a flexible and hassle-free ride to and from Barcelona's Airport? Hop on the Aerobus and leave your transportation worries behind! Stress-Free Transfers with Aerobus With frequent service and a 35-minute journey, you'll have plenty of time to kick back and enjoy onboard amenities like free WiFi, TV, and USB charging ports. So forget the traffic and the long waits for trains or buses – choose the Aerobus for a comfortable, convenient, and affordable transfer experience. Barcelona Airport Arriving at Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport is easy with the Aerobus. Board at Terminal 1 or 2 2. For Terminal 2, the buses leave from outside the building. If you need to get to Terminal 2 from Terminal 1, take the free shuttle that runs every few minutes. For connections at Terminal 2, hop off at Plaça Catalunya and take the free shuttle every 10 minutes with a travel time of just 10 minutes.

Your Experience If you’re looking for a bit of history, culture, and beauty during your stay in Barcelona, a guided tour to the Palau de la Musica is just the thing for you! Visit the only concert hall to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage site. Located on a narrow unassuming street in the Ribera district of the city, the building represents the unique and distinct modernist style of architecture. Step into the hall and you will be stunned by the aesthetic blend of sculpture, mosaic, stained glass and wrought iron on the facades of this unique modern building. The concert hall is home to the Orfeó Català choir and is funded entirely by public donations, making it just as much a part of the cultural, architectural and musical fabric of the city's history. Visit their rehearsal room. The central part of the structure is, of course, the concert hall itself, a vast, lavishly decorated space that is flooded with light, courtesy of a central skylight, Enjoy the opportunity of walking on to the stage itself and looking out at the hall, viewing the audience the way the performers do. Lastly, you will get to visit the Sala Lluís Millet, named after the founder of the Orfeó Català choir to end your tour. The giant stained glass windows of the room divulge the unique columns decorating the balcony of the building.

Your Experience At Espacio Trafalgar you can find an artistic repertoire that recreates works by Banksy that are, or were, in different countries: England, France, the United States and Palestine. This is an opportunity to connect with some of the most relevant and impressive iconography of one of the most influential figures in the world of urban art. Remember, to date the artist has not produced a catalogue raisonné of all his works. This ensures his images are open to interpretation by the public that observes them, proving that urban art has democratic intentions. By making it available in the streets of the whole world, he turns the walls into open-air galleries within everyone's reach. Among the most present themes we find politics, war, and poverty. The hottest social conflicts at all times become protagonists. They are then changing themes: human rights, homophobia, climate change, the relationship of society with new technologies, consumerism, racism, economic crisis, etc. Urban art is used as a tool to denounce and to make visible problems still present in our society. We therefore invite you to enter a place full of possibilities and vindictive art that will approach you to see the world from different perspectives.

Your Experience It was not until 1992 that Barcelona began evolving as one of the tourist destinations in Europe. Flamenco hotspots like Tablao Flamenco Cordobes became famous for their first-rate dancers and musicians who gave electrifying performances. Today, Tablao Cordobes is one of the most popular ways to spend a refreshing evening watching Flamenco with food or drinks in the city of Barcelona. A show that stays true to its historical roots, the Flamenco performance is just as exciting as it was back in the 70’s. Pair the show with either dinner, tapas, or a drink. The gastronomy of Tablao Flamenco Cordobes takes care of every detail and makes a selection of dishes with vegetarian, vegan, halal and gluten-free varieties among others. The decoration of Tablao Flamenco Cordobes Barcelona draws its inspiration from Nasrid forms and architecture of Andalusia and was handcrafted by the official restorers of the Alhambra in Granada. The art of Flamenco does not relate to storytelling but the human form in itself. The fast-paced guitar riffs and exceptional dancing is bound to get you tapping to the beat and cheering for the performers. The show typically features performers from various Flamenco traditions dancing to characteristic Spanish guitar. This is one of the best ways to experience Spanish culture if you have an evening to spend in Barcelona.

Why Visit Gaudi’s Pedrera The last private residence designed by Antoni Gaudi, Casa Mila, is popularly known as La Pedrera (‘open quarry’) by the locals. This is due to the rough-hewn appearance that envelops the outer portion of this modernist building. Planned as a spiritual symbol, the building features multiple carvings and statues of Mary and the archangels. The building is among the most charming masterpieces of Gaudi and during the night a secret side emerges to this building. Twisting corridors that transport you inside a cave; sea waves concealing marine life, chimneys resembling giant warriors and a plethora of forms comes to life in the starlight. This is one Gaudi experience in Barcelona that you just cannot miss. Your Experience You experience begins at the Casa Mila entrance where you will meet your guide. After that, you will head inside the building to explore the dreamy design and architecture that Gaudi's creations are famous for. The tour will take you to various sections of the building such as the Provença and Passeig de Gràcia courtyard, the Roof-Terrace and the Espai Gaudí (the attic). What sets the Origin experience apart though is the stunning audio-visual show that is held on Casa Mila's rooftop. This immersive experience not only highlights the importance of Casa Mila in the architectural timeline of Barcelona but also gives you deep insights into Gaudi's design approach and implementation. Once you have explored the building with your guide and the show has ended, the tour will come to a close with a glass of glass of cava and chocolate snacks as refreshments.

Your Experience Looking for a hassle-free ride to and from Barcelona's Airport? Hop on the Aerobus and leave your transportation worries behind! Stress-Free Transfers with Aerobus With frequent service and a 35-minute journey, you'll have plenty of time to kick back and enjoy onboard amenities like free WiFi, TV, and USB charging ports. So forget the traffic and the long waits for trains or buses – choose the Aerobus for a comfortable, convenient, and affordable transfer experience. Barcelona Airport Arriving at Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport is easy with the Aerobus. Board at Terminal 1 or 2 depending on your gate. For Terminal 2, the bus leaves from outside the building. If you need to get to Terminal 2 from Terminal 1, take the free shuttle that runs every few minutes. For connections at Terminal 2, hop off at Plaça Catalunya and take the free shuttle every 10 minutes with a travel time of just 10 minutes.

The Best of Barcelona with One Pass Get More with Less Barcelona is a city that's forever ready to wow you, no matter what you're into! If you're a foodie, you can dive into delicious street food in the Gothic Quarter or dine at fancy Michelin-starred restaurants. If history and culture are your things, get ready to be spoiled for choice with historic sites, museums, and art galleries. And, with the Explorer Pass, tour the city like a local and choose 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 attractions you want to see. Seamless Activation After you receive your digital ticket, download the “Go City App” and enter the confirmation code that comes with the ticket. The pass gets activated after the first use at any attraction or tour and is valid for 60 days to hit up the rest. Also, find all the information about opening hours, reservations required section offering insights about advance bookings and a handy digital map.

Your Experience Do you want to see all of Barcelona? Well, then this is the way to go! Discover the attractions and sights of Barcelona at your own pace with this hop-on-hop-off bus ticket that gives you unlimited access to two routes all across the city. The open-air double-decker bus provides scenic views of the surroundings and comes with an audio guide in 16 languages, onboard WiFi, personal earphone, and professional guides to help you out with any query you might have. Take in the grandiose architecture and artistic charm that can be found throughout the city and its streets. The city boasts of several UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Especially remarkable and evident are the works of architect Antoni Gaudi, which can be seen throughout the city. His best-known work is the formidable but still unfinished cathedral of Sagrada Familia. This has become a symbol of Barcelona around the world. Other works by Gaudi that can be seen on the tour include his famous Casa Batllo, Casa Mila, and Park Güell. Other attractions which you'll pass by (and can get down at) include Arc de Triomf, Museu d’Història de Catalunya, Plaça de Catalunya, Futbol Club Barcelona, etc.

Your Experience Enjoy an all-inclusive travel pass that can take you from the heart of Barcelona all the way up to Montserrat. The first train will take you from Barcelona to Monistrol de Montserrat, located at the foot of the mountain. From there, you will have the opportunity to choose between the 19th-century rack railway which was recently refurbished, and the Aeri, a cable car that scales gradients up to 45%! The journey offers spectacular panoramic views of the Catalan landscape and promises to leave you in awe. When you arrive at Montserrat, your ticket also includes a visit to the audiovisual exhibit ‘Montserrat behind closed doors’. You will have a chance to go on a virtual tour of the famed monastery and understand the historical and cultural significance of the monument. Inside the Basilica, see the 'Black Madonna' or "Moreneta," affectionately named so because of the dark color of her skin. A trip on the Sant Joan funicular also awaits you, giving you unforgettable sights of the Pyrenees mountain range and sea! What's more, your ticket includes a delectable traditional Catalan meal, if you have chosen it as an option during checkout.

Discover many of Barcelona’s cultural and leisure attractions for free, or at a reduced price! The Barcelona All Inclusive Card: Museums & Transportation is a one-of-a-kind tourist pass that lets you visit the museums and other points of interest in Barcelona, while also allowing you access to the public transport facilities. With these tickets, you can check out over 70 attractions, and indulge in unlimited exploration of the city, all at your own pace and comfort. This pass is perfect for any tourist in the city. If you’ve a family, then don’t worry, there’s also kid passes that come with a whole set of their own child friendly activities. The pass has three time variants you can select from, 72 hours, 96 hours and 120 hours i.e 3 days, 4 days and 5 days. Once you purchase the card online, you need to redeem it and pick-up your maps and guides from any of the ‘Tourist Information Offices’ in Barcelona (listed below). Your card will activate only after you’ve used it for the first time for the specified duration you’ve selected. Hassle-free and effortless, this is necessary if you’re looking to explore Barcelona comfortably! Barcelona All Inclusive Card Highlights Get admission to over 70 attractions including Picasso museum, Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, Museu Egipci de Barcelona and more Enjoy skip-the-line access to some of Barcelona’s top attractions including Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona, Museu de la Música, Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya and more Unlimited transport on the public networks including Barcelona metro, city buses, Catalan Railways (FGC), suburban trains, trams, Barcelona airport metro and train and Renfe suburban trains in Zone 1 Get a guide in six languages which has curated experiences, deals and discounts for you to offer along with maps of the city, its attractions and metro The Barcelona Shopping Card will allow you to indulge in the high-streets and boutiques of Barcelona by giving you massive discounts and offers at more than 80 shops. Why You Shouldn’t Miss This Cost Effective The Barcelona All Inclusive Card: Museums and Transport lets you save more money than you would’ve thought possible. With included admission to over 70 attractions and skip-the-line access to some of them, you can even save on the time it takes you explore a point of interest. With special discount for kids, this is a pass for all ages and perfect for a family holiday in Barcelona! Transport Savings Barcelona is well connected via a network of buses, Catalan railways (FCG), trams and metros. With the Barcelona Card you will get unlimited access to all of these and access to the airport train and metro. You can start your savings from the moment you land in the city. Ideal for anyone looking to explore the city at their own pace, and for those who want to save an extraordinary amount of money by using the public services. Guides, Maps and Shopping Card In addition to offering incredible savings, Barcelona Card also gives a guide of the city with information about free deals and discounts with their location on the city map. The guide is available in six languages: English, Catalan, Spanish, French, German and Italian). If you’re a shopaholic, you will love the Barcelona Shopping Card which gives exclusive deals, discounts and advantages at over 80 shops. Lastly, to help you travel around, you will also be given a map of the metro network. Wide Range of Attractions The Barcelona Card allows access to most of the top attractions and places of interest in the city. Listed below are some of the key inclusions which you can visit with the Barcelona card. Key Attractions You Can Visit with Barcelona Card Museu Picasso (skip the line) Centre de Cultura Contemporania de Barcelona CCCB (skip the line) CosmoCaixa Fundacio Antoni Taples (skip the line) Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA; skip the line) Jardí Botànic de Barcelona Museu d'Història de Barcelona (MUHBA) Refugi 307 MUHBA Via Sepulcral Romana MUHBA-El Call MUHBA-Monestir de Pedralbes MUHBA-Plaça del Rei Museu Blau Museu de la Música (skip the line) Museu de la Xocolata (skip the line) Museu Frederic Marès Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya (skip the line) Museu Egipci de Barcelona (skip the line) Museu Olímpic i de l'Esport Joan Antonio Samaranch (skip the line) Museu del Disseny To view a full list of attractions and museum covered along with the respective kinds of discounts available for entry, please click here.

Your Experience See The World Through Gaudi’s Eyes With The Magical Vision Experience The La Pedrera Magical Vision and La Pedrera Essential experience will take you on a journey around this world-renowned structure, giving you a close-up view of its breathtaking features. The La Pedrera Magical Vision experience will give you entrance to an exceptional place, the La Pedrera mezzanine, where you will be taken on a magical adventure in an immersive, participatory, and interactive audio-visual setting. Wearing the newest augmented reality glasses, you can see holographic elements superimposed on the real-world surroundings around you. As you explore this multisensory realm, you will discover stories, exclusive visual snippets, and La Pedrera's best-kept secrets. Please keep in mind that this mixed reality experience is unsuitable for guests aged 10 and under. Completely Explore This UNESCO World Heritage Building Learn how the building's inspiration came from nature. You will discover the building's unique architecture, structure, and historical significance throughout this self-guided tour. You'll see an exhibition of Gaudi's work in the Whale Attic. The most astonishing elements of his building and the keys to his genius can be discovered here through audiovisuals, models, drawings, items, and designs. Following the whale attic, get a glimpse into the lives of bourgeois families from Barcelona at the Tenants' Apartment. Next, you can see murals with floral motifs, scenes from myths and tales, and polychrome components in the Flower Courtyard and Butterfly Courtyard. As you climb to the Warrior rooftop, you'll see components that resemble knight heads; all of these characteristics complement the asymmetrical shape and rhythm of the main facade, while the stairwell reflects earth, water, fire, and air. Another notable advantage of this location is the spectacular 360º views of Barcelona.

Your Experience It is not very often that you get to experience a city as a living, breathing organism, with a pulse of its own. The Mirador Torre Glòries however, is one such attraction that allows for a whole new way of looking at Barcelona. With these skip-the-line tickets, you can get easy and fast access to this intriguing observatory that tells the story of Barcelona as if it were alive. The entrance is in the basement where you will find Hyperview Barcelona, an art installation like no other. With the help of music and technology, this space uses real-time data gathered from the city to show us the dynamics of this metropolis. Moving on, on the 30th floor is where you will find the Observation Deck. The sheer advantage of being at that height alone gives you amazing views of the city. From the Deck you will also be able to see the medieval city of Ciutat Vella district, the Mediterranean Sea to the east, and the mountain of Collserola. Don’t forget to tune in to your audio guide that is available on the online app and enjoy commentary on your immersive experience with 6 different language options.

Your Experience What’s in Store at the Historic Sagrada Familia Avoid the hassle of long queues and delays by opting for the skip-the-line access of the iconic Sagrada Familia. Led by an expert multilingual guide (English, Japanese, Korean or Chinese), learn all about Sargada’s history and its architect, Gaudi’s magnificent work. Avinguda Gaudí The pedestrian street named after the famous architect, Antoni Gaudi, features several buildings and facades in this area. Walk through the lanes and capture stunning views of the Sagrada Familia Basilica and Sant Pau Art Nouveau. Sant Pau Art Nouveau Discover the Sant Pau Art Nouveau, a historic complex of buildings and learn about the Art Nouveau style. An UNESCO World Heritage site, you can also explore its beautiful gardens and courtyards. Passion Facade The facade features stark and angular sculptures and artworks that convey a sense of pain. With a dramatic Christ on the cross centerpiece, it tells the crucifixion story. You can also catch glimpses of the Last Supper and the Judas Betrayal. Nativity Facade The Nativity facade depicts the birth of Jesus and other significant Christmas stories. Characterized by intricate details, the facade features the Holy Family, Three Wise Men and shepherds’ sculptures. Sagrada Familia The Sagrada doesn’t involve a guided tour, but you can pick an audio guide of your preferred language and cruise through its lanes and alleys. Offering a fusion of gothic and Art Nouveau styles, the structure’s interiors are fitted with stained glass windows, ancient sculptures and other decorative elements.

Your Experience With a distinctive style displayed in the forms, colors, and textures of his works, Antoni Gaudí has made a lasting impression in the field of architecture. From the scintillating Casa Batlló to the still unfinished, but no less magnificent, Sagrada Familia each of his works seems to tell a story. With the help of 4D technology and Augmented Reality, G Experiència has added a whole new dimension to the already awe-inspiring architectures. With the help of a scope screen, 7.1 surround sound, active stereoscopy, armchairs with movement, and other effects, you can experience for yourself the nature of Gaudí's creations. See how a forest transforms into imposing columns, a sparkling roof that resembles a dragon's scale, and try to spot armies of warriors cleverly hidden under chimneys. If you wish to learn more about the life and work of the great architect, the museum also hosts large interactive panels which are available in 9 different panels.

Your Experience Ever thought you'd be able to walk the ceiling or see art made out of food? These are exactly the sort of weird, wacky things you will find at Big Fun Museum Barcelona. This illusions and entertainment museum has several thematic rooms, 3D facilities, and more to make you question your senses! With the Big Fun Museum ticket, you get to enter an exciting world full of fantasies. Climb a ladder to get on a chair in the Giant's House, or have breakfast on an upside-down table in the Topsy-Turvy House. Speaking of breakfast, don't miss out on visiting the Food Art Museum, where you will find modern art made out of food so appealing, you'll want to take a bite. There's also a Sweet Museum - a world full of marshmallows, candies, donuts, and cotton candy. When you're done exploring the food-related museums, brave entering the Museum of Madness and discover several extreme psychiatric techniques applied throughout history. At Believe It or Not, explore a treasure trove of secrets and mysteries, odd traditions, and more. Just as you're getting used to all these strange sights, you'll get to enter the Alice Through The Looking Glass Museum. Step into a strange world based on the book by Lewis Carroll. Stroll through a seemingly endless forest, meet talking flowers and play magic chess with the Queen of Hearts and other characters from Alice’s world. Don’t forget your camera!

Your Experience Skip the long lines and step into the world of marine life at The Barcelona Aquarium. The aquarium is perhaps the best place for families with kids to learn about marine biodiversity and the importance of marine conservation, two themes that run close to everything the Aquarium does in terms of its activities and it's set up. The facility is divided into 35 aquariums and enclosures that house approximately 11,000 animals across 450 species. As such, there is no doubt plenty to see and admire here, but there are some things that you just can't miss! The three main zones include Planeta Aqua, the Oceanarium, and Explora! Children's Area, each more unique than the other. Needless to say, if you have little ones tagging along with you, make sure they check out the Explora! zone to help spark up an interest in oceanology!

Routes & Schedules With access to 2 routes, you can get on and off all day and learn about the history of the city through a comfortable audio system with earphones. It is available in 15 different languages. In addition to the open-top, the buses also boast of an electric roof which can be used in the event of an unexpected shower of rain. The buses are fully equipped and adapted to people with mobility issues. There is also an attendant on board to look after anything that you may need. Green Route The first bus is at 9am from Plaça de Catalunya. Last bus at 7pm. Frequency: Approx every 9 to 13 mins. Popular stops: Park Guell, Sagrada Familia. Orange Route The first bus is at 9am from Plaça de Catalunya. Last bus at 7pm. Frequency: Approx every 9 to 13 mins. Popular stops: Poble Espanyol, Spotify Camp Nou. Please click here for the detailed route map and boarding points. Eco Catamaran Cruise You can also take your adventure to the water by opting for the 1-hour long catamaran cruise along the Barcelona coast. Board the cruise at Port Vell after your bus tour. Catch interesting sights like the World Trade Center and the largest yachts in the city! The eco cruise also homes an exclusive bar service on board. Here you can buy wine, champagne & delicious snacks that you can relish as you take in the stunning views of the coast. The cruise is the best way to finish off your Barcelona tour as you've explored both its land and waters.

Your Experience Located in the heart of the city at Ciutadella Park, a visit to the Barcelona Zoo is ideal for a family day out. It hosts over 400 species of mammals, reptiles and birds, including some that are rare and endangered. The Zoo also hosts school trips for students across all ages in the hopes of better educating people about the importance of rescuing and protecting endangered species and biodiversity in general. The Zoo has been divided in 11 distinct spaces, each housing certain related species. The Land of Dragons, for instance is dedicated to a set of animals native to Asia Pacific, especially the Komodo dragons that it is named after. At the Terrarium, see one of the most varied collections of amphibians and reptiles in all of Europe including iguanas, poison dart frogs, boa constrictors or pythons! The primate enclosure was inaugurated in 2006 and is dedicated solely to gorillas, the primates that are closest in nature and biology to human beings. There’s also Aquarama, the zoo's colony of sea lions. The large circular tank of water that houses the sea lions is three stories high and holds two and a half million litres of water. The first floor of Aquarama is also home to a number of species native to the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts.

Your Experience Arrive at Barcelona City Hall to experience authentic flamenco. The building is one of the best flamenco theaters in Spain, filled with historic architecture, an impressive façade, and ornate detailing. Enjoy Immersive Storytelling Through Flamenco The lights dim as the music begins on the historic 19th-century stage. Be mesmerized by the intricate footwork, graceful movements, and expressive facial expressions as you get transported to another world. As the show progresses, the performers showcase a variety of flamenco styles, from the fast-paced Bulerías to the intense Soleás. The guitarists and percussionists show off their impressive skills, and the singers' passionate voices fill the room. Iconic dancers include Ivan Alcalà, Raúl Ortega, and Yolanda Cortés. Hear bewitching singers Antonio el Mantecao, Miguel de la Tolea, Miriam Vallejo, and Josefa G Contreras, and flamenco guitarists Tati Amaya and Eduardo Cortés. After the show, explore the theater and its beautiful features. Admire the stage framed with light bulbs, velvet curtains, and original stage machinery. A Variety of Ticket Options You get to choose where you enjoy the show from back, middle, and front-row seating. There is also a VIP private seating option to explore. With middle, front, and VIP seats, you get 1 or 2 free drinks of choice. Sip on wine, cava, sangria, or beer as you watch legendary performances come to life.

Your Experience Need an escape from your everyday life? Book this trip from Barcelona to PortAventura Park and experience six whole other worlds of adventure. These include the themed worlds of Mediterrània, Polynesia, SésamoAventura, China, México, and Far West. The park hosts 40 rides for you to test your courage and feel an adrenaline rush. Discover one-of-a-kind rides in Europe with records for height, speed, and size. Challenge yourself and brave intense, dizzying, and exciting attractions such as Dragon Khan, Furius Baco, and Shambhala, Europe’s highest roller coaster. There are plenty of attractions for kids, too. Besides, there is entertainment for everybody. From Mexican dances to a meet-and-greet with Shrek to live singing shows on Far West, you're bound to have an amazing time.

Your Experience Discover Gaudi's Architectural Marvel: Park Güell Originally intended to be a gated community for aristocrats, Park Güell is a burst of Gaudi's imagination that comes to life in the form of a public park. Positioned at an apt vantage point in Barcelona, this iconic park has quirky buildings, lush parks, and unique details that amuse even the most cynical visitor. Making up 5% of Park Güell, the area where the monuments are located houses Sala Hipòstila (the Hypostyle Room), Museu del Guarda (Guard Museum), Jardins d’Àustria (Gardens of Austria), Plaça de la Natura (Nature Square or terrace), Pòrtic de la Bugadera (Wash House Portico) and interesting roads, viaducts and paths that one must see to believe! Note: The whole area of the park (12ha) can be accessed by 50% of the normal capacity or at 1,400 people per hour. The exquisite lizard figurine that welcomes you into Park Güell - an adequate representation of the burst of color you can expect within the park! A view from Plaça de la Natura that showcases Gaudi's incredible vision. The impeccable ceilings in the Hypostyle Room. Straight out of any fantasy-fiction novel, this is the Portico de la Lavandera, an incredible viaduct, one of many in Park Güell. Park Güell is easily one of the most popular attractions in Barcelona, receiving over 5 million visitors annually. With a limited number of people allowed within each scheduled time slot for entry, we suggest you book in advance to get tickets at the most convenient time for you. Note: Residents of the neighborhoods adjacent to Park Güell (El Coll, Vallcarca-Penitents, La Salut, El Carmel, Can Baró, and Baix Guinardó) and holders of the registered Gaudir Més enjoy free access from 7am to 9:30am and from 8pm to 10pm. However, touristic visits are not allowed during the mentioned time slots.

Your Experience After you meet your guide at the designated meeting point, you will receive help to access the park. Once you enter, your guide will show you the highlights of the park. The first architectural element of the park that you will see is the two buildings on either side of the gates. The one on the left served as a concierge, with a waiting room and a telephone booth, and the one on the right was the residence of the doorman, hence its name Casa del Guarda, which today is part of the MUHBA (Museum of Barcelona History). The next highlight of the park will be the staircase that leads one from the entrance to the main area. After the staircase, you will head to the Hypostyle Room, a structure meant to resemble a forest and a space that is supported by 86 Doric columns. The Hypostyle Room supports the Greek Theatre on its roof. From the Greek Theatre, you will be able to soak in panoramic views of Barcelona, and the Sagrada Familia in the distance. Other prominent features of the park that you will be able to visit are the Laundry Room Portico, the Austria Gardens and the Viaducts.

Your Experience Located in the historic Gothic Quarter, the Cathedral of Barcelona is one of the most popular sites in the city. Even from the outside, the façade of the cathedral is matched in beauty by its interior. Because it took about 150 years to construct it, at least three different periods of architecture are visible here. As you enter the cathedral, let your eyes roam to the rooftop to admire the ornate spire. When you climb up here, you will enjoy stunning views of the Gothic Quarter. Admire the cathedral’s Gothic architecture, complete with high ceilings, stained-glass windows and gargoyles in all shapes and sizes. Enter the choir, one of the most significant sculptural works in the Catalan Gothic style. See the 15th-century pinnacles and canopies, the wooden pulpit at the entrance on the right, and marvel at the commemorative shields painted by Juan de Borgoña on the choir stalls. Explore the sun-bathed Gothic cloister, which dates back to 1448. You will see the Well of the Geese, a fountain that is home to 13 geese that symbolize the fact that Saint Eulalia was 13 when she died. Don’t miss out on entering the Sala Capitular (Chapter House), swathed in rich red carpet and graced with fine timber seating, home to select artworks.

Your Experience Football lovers! Embark on an unforgettable adventure through the world of FC Barcelona with an immersive tour. Experience the club's glorious history, its past achievements and what lies ahead, as the stadium undergoes major renovations. What to Expect on Your Immersive Tour Begin your tour at the Welcome Area, where you will receive multilingual audio guides that will help you learn more about the stadium and the club's history. There is also the "Photo Opportunity Point," where you can capture memorable pictures. Take a moment and step back into time at the immersive tunnel, "We are History," and watch Barça's heritage come to life through captivating photos and objects. The tunnels also feature an exclusive space honoring Johan Cruyff. What makes the tour more fun and immersive is the highlight awaiting at the Barça Stadium 360° Immersive Room, a fascinating audiovisual show providing a 360º experience of the stadium. Also, cherish FC Barcelona's essence and legacy as you stroll through the "Espai Barça," and explore the future of the club with models, graphics, and immersive pieces.

Your experience Tracing Picasso's Footsteps on a Walking Tour Discover how Pablo Picasso’s artistic journey began when he was just 14 years old on this 1-hour guided tour that traces his life in the vibrant city of Barcelona. Enjoy the convenience of picking between an English, Italian, or French-speaking tour guide. The tour starts right outside Els Quatre Gats restaurant, which was once a gathering place for artists, marking the site of Picasso's earliest exhibitions, the tour guide will take you to Sala Parès, now a gallery but once a hub for local artists to showcase their works. If you are lucky, you might even step inside and take a tour of how it looks! Continue towards the Carrer d'Avinyó 44, which reveals a more intimate side of Picasso's life, a former brothel that inspired his iconic work 'Les Demoiselles d'Avinyó', the heart of Cubist art. Pass by La Llotja, an ancient fine arts academy, where Picasso studied as a teenager. Unveiling Picasso's Artistic Works The tickets also offer skip-the-line entry to the historic Picasso Museum, where you can witness the artist's profound connection with Barcelona. With nearly 4,200 artworks, take your time admiring them, seeing his influences, and how they molded his artistic legacy.

What to Expect Make a day trip to PortAventura Park from Barcelona for an enjoyable and truly memorable time. Make a day trip to PortAventura Park from Barcelona for an enjoyable and truly memorable time. Be transported to other lands with the themed zones like China, Polynesia, Far West, Mediterrània, México, and SésamoAventura. Feel the ultimate rush at Shambhala, the highest roller coaster in Europe with the longest fall. Speed into the dizzying eight loops of Dragon Khan or launch yourself on the horizontal catapult, Furious Baco. Delve into the world of the legendary Italian dream team at Ferrari Land and aboard some of the most adrenaline surging rides in all of Europe! You get the chance to learn what is it to be a racing legend where you get to experience the F1 inside the Ferrari Experience building, the heart of Ferrari Land. Don't miss the 'Red Force' that soars 112 meters high, with a speed accelerating from 0 to 180km/h in 5 seconds. You can also ride the free-fall tower, the rebound tower and compete with your family on a racing circuit! Easter at PortAventura You are warmly invited to join PortAventura celebrates Spring for the first time ever in 2022, from 8 April to 8 May. Be amazed by the Guinness World Record holder at Mediterrània - the largest decorated Easter Egg in the world. Visit SésamoAventura to enjoy Easter-themed decorations and celebrate with Grover, Bert, Ernie, Elmo, and other beloved characters.

Your Experience Make your way to the huge Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art (MACBA) and let your imagination wander as you explore both the temporary and permanent collections. As the heart of Barcelona's contemporary art scene, the museum boasts of a permanent collection that includes 3,000 works from the mid-20th century onward. This includes pieces from the 1940s till the 1960s, 1960s till the 1970s, and contemporary. One of the current exhibitions is titled A Short Century and features a chronological display of the MACBA Collection from 1929 to the present day. This is a story told from the perspective of Barcelona and its immediate context. Find here works that depict the transformation of Barcelona in the 1930s and its commitment to modernity, to the involvement of art in the Spanish Civil War. See the first attempts to rekindle the spirit of culture in the post-war years, and an expression of feminist and hippie movements through artistic expression in pop, psychedelia, and acid pop. Fina Miralles: I Am All the Selves that I Have Been is a temporary exhibition that displays works by one of the foremost Spanish artists of the 1970s: Fina Miralles. Her art reflects on the relationship between art and nature, the body and society, the restrictive rules imposed by codes of conduct, and the need for freedom. Art stories from Barcelona is a series of open videos in which various artists, theorists, and activists offer their reading of a specific episode in the history of art - all while placing them in the Barcelona of the last century. Plague is an exhibition that ties into the concept of plague and the forms of categorization of what exists.

Your Experience You will board a uniquely designed modern & eco-friendly catamaran for your scenic cruise on the Mediterranean sea. The crew will welcome you on board with a fresh Mediterranean cocktail or a glass of fine wine. You set sail on the blue waters and take in the beauty of Barcelona filled with architectural marvels. You can also download the audio guide app with the help of the crew and learn about the interesting mysteries of Sagrada Familia, Port Olimpic and much more. What's in Store? You can chill on the open deck rooftop and soak in the sun as you relax to the sound of music. Aboard this eccentric boat, you will find beautiful artworks, lavish bars & stunning interiors. So be ready with your camera to click incredible pictures against the backdrop of a gorgeous skyline. Hit the bar to buy some delicious snacks & drinks to complement your splendid boat trip passing by the most iconic sites of Barcelona.

The Best of Barcelona with One Pass Get More with Less The ultimate transportation pass in Barcelona, Hola Barcelona Transportation Pass, offers unlimited travel in the city. Explore the city, its iconic and world-famous architecture and points of interest at your own pace, and don’t worry about how you’ll get there. This pass has that covered. Feel free to use the metro, buses, and trams covered under this pass as many times as you’d like and save time and money on the expensive taxi fares in the city. This is the pass to have if you want to have the luxury of planning your own itinerary and exploring the city and its sights! The pass has five variants, you can select from, 2 days, 3 days, 4 days, 5 days or opt for a BCN 2-day card. With their long validity, you’re guaranteed to save money on travel which you can utilize to indulge in some of the delicious Catalan cuisines. Not just that, the city’s metro and bus network is one of the best in Europe and is arguably the best means to discover the city. Additionally, with these passes, you also have the added convenience of being able to change your plans at your whim! Hola Barcelona Transportation Pass Highlights Unlimited access to the trams, buses run by TMB, metro lines, FGC network, and RENFE suburban trains Save a bucket-load of money that you would’ve spent on taxi/cab fares in Barcelona by availing public transportation services Select among five different time variants and choose the one which suits you best Start saving money on transport from the moment you land at the airport! Why You Shouldn’t Miss This The Hola Barcelona Transportation Pass is perfect if you’re planning to explore the city at your own pace and comfort. Barcelona is a city famous for its architecture and landmark monuments. Not just that, the city is also filled with quaint boulevards, charming streets, and a majestic sea-facing promenade. The best way to check out these sights is by walking through the landscapes, and with a well-connected public network, you can take the bus, metro or tram at any point you feel tired. Another advantage offered by this pass is the perk of airport connectivity. With this pass, you can begin saving on the high rates of taxis and cab fares right from the moment you land in the city. With unlimited access to public transport services, you really don’t have to worry about getting around the city!

Your Experience An Enthralling Journey through Football History Start your immersive tour with a visit to the Barça Museum, the most visited museum in Catalonia. With an informative audio guide in tow, navigate through a treasure trove of football memorabilia, trophies, and interactive exhibits that echo the club's illustrious history. Immerse yourself in the Spotify Camp Nou Live immersive room, one of the largest of its kind globally, replicating the exhilarating atmosphere of a match day. Test Your Skills and Witness the Future The excitement continues as you take on the Robokeeper Challenge. Can you outsmart the robotic goalkeeper with 6 shots at a goal? Success here could see you walking away with an array of prizes. As the anticipation builds, get a glimpse of the future with a view of the new stadium construction. An incredible journey through the past, present, and future of one of the world's most famous football clubs awaits you.

Your Experience Save time and money by booking the priority access ticket to marvel at Sagrada Familia without the hassle of crowds. Prepared to be amazed by the unfinished masterpiece of Antoni Gaudi which has been under construction for over 100 years. Barcelona’s top attraction, the Sagrada Familia is a modernist masterpiece that dominates the Barcelona skyline. Marvel at every inch of the basilica representing a wow factor. As you enter, look up at the spires that tower over the Catalan capital and hear interesting facts from a licensed guide who would provide a 30-minute introductory explanation. Be mesmerized by the sunlight sending in rainbows streaming from the stained glass windows. Notice the turtle at the base of one pillar and a tortoise at another, designed to show the balance between land and sea. Fun fact, the cost of the ticket to enter Sagrada Familia, a UNESCO-listed structure, will go towards the completion of this masterpiece making one a co-creator alongside Antoni Gaudi.

Your Experience Get to explore Spain’s diverse culture with this tour of a Spanish village, Poble Espanyol in Barcelona. This village was built in 1929 for an international exhibition. This bustling air museum that spans over 40,000 square meters offers a perception of Spain’s architecture, art, music, crafts, and gastronomy. It houses a contemporary art museum, the Fran Daurel museum where paintings from noble personalities like Picasso and Dali are showcased. Get to experience craftsmen working their trade whether it is leather, glass, ceramics or jewelry. Choose to enjoy unique family activities like a circus, theatre, and more at an additional cost of 2 Euros to 12 Euros per person. Reminisce a once in a lifetime experience of a Vermut musical, a Catalan tradition.

Your Experience Escape to the magnificent Catalonian mountains and soak in the landscape as you visit one of the most fascinating monasteries in the world – the Montserrat Monastery. With an audio guide available in 8 languages, a map, and an informative booklet, explore the complex at your own flexible pace. An abbey of the Order of Saint Benedict, learn about the tumultuous history of the monastery with it being burned down twice, its treasures being looted, and its ultimate closure in 1885. It reopened after restoration in 1844 and currently has 70 monks in residence. The Museum and newly-renovated audio-visual room will enhance your experience as you get access to archaeological collections and works by important artists such as Dalí, El Greco, Monet, and Giordano. This monastery is mostly famous for being the home of La Moreneta or Black Madonna – the patron saint of Catalonia. The 12th-century figure can be found above the high altar in the monastery's basilica. The Basilica itself is a huge section to discover with its rich mosaics and cloister, designed by architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch. With this ticket, beat the lines and get a timed entry to view this highly religious figure integral to the Catalan region.

Your Experience The Erotic Museum of Barcelona promises a unique experience in the city. Learn about the influence of eroticism on men since the dawn of time on this historical and cultural journey. Barcelona is known to be one of the most beautiful and erotic cities in the world, attracting generations of artists and dreamers. No doubt that the sexual tolerance and diversity in Barcelona have created quite a unique erotic history. This museum presents glimpses of Barcelona's richest culture on eroticism. Through entertaining and playful displays, you'll learn a bunch about Barcelona's erotic journey! The museum is located on Las Ramblas, in front of the famous market, La Boqueria, Barcelona's busiest promenade and a great historical attraction in the city. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Shibari through Polo Picart's photographic exhibition, "Shibari: The Erotic Art of Ropes." Experience the allure of this ancient Japanese practice as it unveils the beauty and sensuality of bound bodies. Don't miss the chance to explore this temporary exhibition until December 8th and discover the mesmerizing artistry of Shibari.

Your Experience Board a train and set out on a round-trip journey from Barcelona to explore the mountainous region of Montserrat, where the crown of serrated mountains stands tall to awe you. Visit the Information Office to get your hands on the multiple-language audio guide and informative booklet, along with a map to explore the monumental sites of Montserrat in depth. The Revered Religious Sites The centuries-old Basilica of Montserrat is a site of pilgrimage, as the Throne of the Virgin of Montserrat, a romanesque sculpture, resides here. Stand in awe of the golden arches and ornaments adorning the walls of the Basilica, and upgrade your ticket to attend the prayer ceremony and liturgical celebrations with the boys’ choir of Escolanía de Montserrat, one of Europe’s oldest music schools. Carry your tour forward to the Open-Air Museum, a sanctuary dripping with artistic and historic significance. Pay a visit to sites like the Holy Grotto, a cave-like structure which served as the hiding spot for the Virgin of Montserrat during Moorish invasions. Historical Museums of Montserrat A historically rich and artistically significant site, the Open-Air Museum in Montserrat is a sanctuary comprising multiple religious sites. Located here is the Holy Grotto, also called Santa Cova, where, according to legends, the sculpture of the Virgin of Montserrat was hidden to protect it from Moorish invaders. Catch a glimpse of the exhibition of Audiovisual Space Montserrat Portes Endins, which tells the story of the monastery, sanctuary, and the serrated mountains. To explore the artistic culture of the region, head over to the Museum of Montserrat, which was crowned a museum of national interest in 2006. Works by artists such as Monet, Dali, and Picasso grace the walls of the museum, with important archaeological collections from Mesopotamia, Persia, and Egypt displayed proudly in the museum.

Your Experience La Pedrera is Barcelona’s important icon and Antoni Gaudi’s sublime piece of architecture which was designed as a private residence. With this virtual experience of La Pedrera, you will find yourself taking a trip back in time owing to the holograms of the immersive virtual tour. Gain insights into Gaudi’s inspiration, the primary owners of the house, and the best-kept secrets of the building through this tour that uses the latest innovative technology glasses. This experience takes place on the first floor of the building, the mezzanine floor which was not open to the public until recently. Enjoy the mixed reality experience with a sound narrative that is available in different languages.

Your experience Journey to the times of the Medieval era with this tour to Montserrat. Enjoy the natural beauty of the iconic Montserrat mountain ranges. Take the bus journey to the railway station from Barcelona and enjoy the train ride on rack railways with scenic views of the rock formations of the mountains. Once you reach the Santa Maria de Montserrat, a dedicated and experienced local tour guide will take you around this 11th-century monastery that function to this day with over 70 monks residing here. Visit the famed statue of the Virgin of Montserrat also known as Black Madonna and Moreneta. Get an insight into the religious artifacts, the history, and also the spiritual traditions of this religious site.

Your experience Want to take on Barcelona's highlights in a day? This tour's got you covered. Begin in the Gothic Quarter, discovering sites like the Catedral and Pont del Bisbe. Learn about St. George and Catalan's power nexus at Place de San Jaume. Navigate the Jewish Quarter, then stroll Las Ramblas. Visit Boqueria Market, and grab local snacks. Transfer via Placa de Catalunya and Gaudi's Casa Battlò before a guided Park Guell tour. Visit the panoramic terrace and hypostyle room, capturing photos with the famous mosaic lizard. After returning to the city, take a break and maybe utilize the free time to discover the local market, from delicacies to collectibles! Then, step into a guided tour at Sagrada Familia, Barcelona's iconic monument. The cathedral's stained windows promise an unforgettable end to your Barcelona-in a-day tour. Itinerary Gothic Quarter Barcelona Cathedral Pont del Bisbe Place de San Jaume Jewish Quarter Stroll the Ramblas Mercato de la Boqueria Park Guell Quick break Sagrada Familia

Your Experience Kickstart Your Tour by Marvelling at the Dominating Sagrada Familia This guided tour of Gaudi's masterpieces is the best way to introduce yourself to iconic Catalan landmarks across Barcelona. Your guided tour begins at the designated meeting point near the Sagrada Familia where you will meet your tour guide. Your tour guide will first guide you into the Sagrada Familia. Since there is so much symbolism in each of Gaudi’s creations, it is often difficult to take it all in without prior experience. Your expert guide will not only take you to the most beautiful sections of the church but also give you context and insight into Gaudi’s work. Enjoy Touring Park Guell and its Monumental Zone Originally intended to be a gated community for aristocrats, Park Güell is a burst of Gaudi's imagination come to life in the form of a public park. Your tour guide shall accompany you into this frenzy of quirky art within the complex. Positioned at an apt vantage point in Barcelona, this iconic park has quirky buildings, lush parks, and unique details that amuse even the most cynical visitor. Making up 5% of Park Guell, the Monumental Zone houses Sala Hipòstila (the Hypostyle Room), Museu del Guarda (Guard Museum), Jardins d’Àustria (Gardens of Austria), Plaça de la Natura (Nature Square or terrace), Pòrtic de la Bugadera (Wash House Portico) and interesting roads, viaducts and paths that one must see to believe! End Your Tour at the Passeig de Gràcia After exploring Park Guell, you guide shall take you to Passeig de Gràcia, one of the most famed avenues in the city of Barcelona, where Casa Batlló and Casa Milà sit. Here, your tour guide shall give you an introduction to both these symbolic monuments. You may choose to enter these monuments when the tour ends since entry to both are not included in this tour.

About Your Barcelona Articket Passport Get an opportunity to explore the museums in Barcelona Articket Passport, which gives you access to 6 museums in Barcelona. This pass saves you both time and money. It gives you access to 6 museums without the hassle of standing in long queues. How to Use Your Barcelona Articket Passport The biggest advantage of the Barcelona Articket Passport is the savings. It lets you explore 6 museums and marvel at the magnificent collection of artworks. It is a good alternative for travelers. The Barcelona Articket Passport: €35 Individual prices at each museum: National Art Museum of Catalonia: €12 Joan Miró Foundation: €13 Picasso Museum: €12 MACBA: €11 CCCB: €8 Antoni Tàpies Foundation: €8 Total (Without the Barcelona Articket Passport): €64 The Barcelona Articket Passport is worth €35. This a saving of 45%. Please note that these are approximate prices that are subject to change. Skip the Line Attractions Picasso Museum | Joan Miró Foundation | Center of Contemporary Culture of Barcelona (CCCB) | Antoni Tàpies Foundation | National Art Museum of Catalonia | Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art (MACBA)

About Your Barcelona Pass Exploring a new city can be daunting but with the Barcelona Pass, the city is quite literally in the palm of your hand. This handy card allows free, one-time access to over 30 popular attractions in the city over the course of two or three days! The pass is valid for consecutive days, and not spaced out 24-hour periods. This pass is a fantastic alternative for saving you both time and money. List of Attractions & Tours FC Barcelona Museum Barcelona ZooLa PedreraSagrada Familia Virtual Tour 360KBr Fundació MAPFRE – Photography MuseumPoble Espanyol de BarcelonaCatalunya en MiniaturaCaixaForum Barcelona Best of Barcelona Bike Tour Cathedral of the Sea TourEscape Hunt BarcelonaRecinte Modernista Sant PauCiuatadella Segway TourModernism and Gaudi Walking TourOlympic and Sports MuseumLas Golondrinas Boat Cruise Museu de la MusicaCasa VicensCasa Museu AmatllerL'Aquarium de BarcelonaMuseu d'Historia de CatalunyaEgyptian Museum of BarcelonaMEAM - Museu Europeu d'Art ModernCosmoCaixa BarcelonaEstrella Damm BreweryMuseum of Contemporary Art (MACBA)Colonia Güell & Gaudí’s CryptGaudí Experiència 4DOld Town and Gothic Quarter Walking Tour

Your Experience The history of Palau Dalmases dates back to the Middle Ages of the 17th century. Once owned by the medieval church, it was later passed on to affluent families like the Grimau and the Boixadors. However, during the siege in 1697, the Palace was damaged due to bombings and was eventually abandoned. After it was sold to Pau Dalmases Castells in 1698, the Palace was rebuilt and currently stands as a symbol of Barcelona’s rich history. With this ticket, you will get to explore the passionate art of Flamenco at a venue that ties in with the theme of your evening perfectly. As the show goes on, you will see various world-class performers bring to life an art form that has been awarded the status of Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. You also have three different ticket options that allow you to pick the best seats, two of which also include a drink that you can enjoy during the show. Allow yourself to be swept away by the fervor of the evening while this unique show helps you uncover what is considered by many as the soul of Spanish culture.

Your Experience Discover the Best of Girona on This Day Trip From Barcelona with an English/Spanish Expert After assembling at the meeting point, you will board an air-conditioned motor coach and make your way to the stunning city of Girona. Here, your English/Spanish speaking guide shall take you to the city center, a treasure trove of artistic heritage, where you will get to visit the Cathedral. Admire the city's well-preserved medieval streets that lead towards the picturesque pastel-colored houses at the edge of the river bank. After your tour of Girona, you will be given some free time to have lunch before leaving to Figueres. After Lunch, You Will Then Get the Chance to Explore Figueres You will hop back into your coach and travel about 30km to reach the artistically rich Figueres. You will then enter the world famous Dali Theatre-Museum. Wander about its ornate halls and marvel at the largest art collection of Salvador Dali at one place! Don't miss out on some of his most important exhibited works like the Port Alguer (1924), The Spectre of Sex-appeal (1932), Soft self-portrait with grilled bacon (1941), Poetry of America—the Cosmic Athletes (1943), to name a few. You will also gain access to the Theatre and Dali's Jewels. After exploring the Museum, you will hop aboard the coach and make your way back to the meeting point in Barcelona.

Your Experience Experience the lifestyle of the rich and famous 20th-century Catalans. Your guided tour will take you to Casa Amatller, home of famous chocolatier Antoni Amatller, and designed by renowned architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch. Designed using Catalonia's home-grown art nouveau style, modernism, it's one of the city's most iconic buildings. The house has a ground floor which is converted into a museum and four upper stories with a garden. It comprises three elements that represent Amatller's interests: chocolate, antique glassware, and photography. Climb the monumental entry staircase with its stained-glass skylight into the apartments once inhabited by Amatller and his daughter Teresa. Enjoy the Romanesque altarpiece, a Hispanic-Flemish table by Bartolomé Bermejo, paintings by Baroque and Ramón Casas, photographs by Rogent, jewelry by Lalique, and glass collections of cultural and historical values. End the tour as you taste a signature Amatller hot chocolate.

Your Experience: Get ready to get a guided tour of centuries-old monuments, along with roman and gothic buildings in the town of Girona. Find yourself intrigued by an introductory tour of the surreal Dalí Theatre-Museum in Figueres, which is the home of celebrated artist Salvador Dalí! Visit the Timeless Town of Girona Discover the medieval beauty and gothic attractions of Girona that stand in contrast to the multicolored houses on a guided tour of the town. Take a tour of the carefully preserved Jewish Quarter that has stood the test of time since the 12th century. As you stroll around the town leisurely, find yourself enchanted by the scenic view and blurry colors reflected in the Onyar river that flows through the heart of Girona. Explore Dalí’s Surreal Creations in Figueres Enter the land of mystifying surrealism at Salvador Dalí’s hometown in Figueres and behold the artistic beauty that the town offers. The Dalí Theatre-Museum, designed by the artist himself, is a testament to his unique perspective and genius. Get fast-track entry and an introductory tour of this museum that contains the largest collection of Dalí’s artworks and has a permanent exhibition of Dalí’s Jewels, which will leave you bewildered and amazed.

Your Experience Take an exciting tour through Spain, Andorra la Vella, and France. Explore the landscapes and natural beauty of these three countries. Discover the best skiing spots, visited by skiers worldwide. From Barcelona, take a comfortable bus to Andorra la Vella. The trip will take you through the stunning landscapes of the Pyrenees. Once you get to the capital, the guide will show you the most interesting places. There are several landmarks that you will recognize when you get to the city, including the XII-century church of San Esteve and Dali's watch. Also, you will be well aware of the country's political situation and the importance of its natural environment. The guided tour concludes at Meritxell s avenue, one of the most magical streets in all of Europe for skiing fans and athletes. After the guided tour, you will have free time to go shopping or try some food on this magical street!

Your Experience ​​This Gaudi and Sagrada Familia tour is the perfect way to discover Barcelona's timeless architecture. Take this tour in either English, Korean, Japanese, or Chinese. Visit Casa Vicens, Casa Milà, and More Starting at Casa Vicens, the first project of Gaudí, you'll explore the different floors and terraces. Then you'll walk through the Gracia neighborhood to the Apple of Discord block to admire the facades of Casa Batlló and other renowned buildings. Next, you'll visit Casa Milà, also known as La Pedrera, where you can explore the interior. After a leisurely lunch break, you'll see Sant Pau Hospital, the largest Art Nouveau Site in the world that is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. With fast-track entry and a smart video guide in your preferred language, enjoy this unique piece of heritage. You will have 2 hours of free time to grab a bite here. Explore Sagrada Familia The tour continues down Gaudi's Avenue to Sagrada Familia, where you'll learn about the Passion and Nativity facades and the significance of the towers from your multilingual audio guide. Inside, you'll marvel at the stained glass and unique columns as you fully explore the monument. Itinerary Casa Vicens Gràcia neighborhood Passeig de Gràcia Apple of Discord Casa Mila Free time for lunch at Casa Mila Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site Avinguda Gaudí Casa de les Punxes (exterior) Casa Batllo (exterior) Sagrada Familia

Your Experience This unique experience starts with a walking tour across the magnificent Passeig de Gracia. Get impressed by the most important and aristocratic boulevards of Barcelona, not only from the luxury stores that line both sides but also from the architectural quality of the buildings. Jewels of Catalonia’s home-grown art nouveau, modernism, and later movement, Noucentisme that were created by the most relevant architects such as Casa Batlló, Casa Milà (La Pedrera) by Antonio Gaudí, have been declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. He is also the architect of one of the most emblematic buildings in the world, the Sagrada Familia. These architectural jewels stand side by side with some of Barcelona’s most prestigious shops which makes this avenue a verbal open-air museum. Continue to the Gothic Quarter to see Plaza Catalunya and the Cathedral tucked away in a hidden corner of the Gothic Quarter and Plaza de Sant Jaume to see the imposing government buildings of the Town Hall and Palace of the Generalitat of Catalonia. Wander into the Jewish Quarter, to see the picturesque church of Santa Maria del Pi and down the three-lined tablas on the way to the heliport. Glide up into the sky by helicopter, and e enjoy indescribable views of Port Vell. To end this unique experience, board the boat and sail along the coast for panoramic views of the city’s skyline and the Mediterranean Sea.

Your Experience Do you enjoy drinking wine? If yes, visit the Catalonia region in Spain—the world's third-largest producer of wine. Witness the process that Spanish wines undergo before reaching your table. Take a trip to one of the best wineries and vineyards near Barcelona, the capital city of Catalonia. Marvel at the Charming Catalan Wine Region Catalonia is home to many sought-after Spanish wines. From Barcelona, head out of the city towards the rural Catalan wine-making regions. Marvel at the diverse terrains that suit the growth of a variety of grapes. See how vineyards are planted, with the vines lining the slanted hillsides. Learn the history of the first vineyards planted here, claimed by archeologists to date back to 4000 or 3000 BCE. Soak in the warm weather of the northeastern Iberian peninsula and breathe in the fresh Mediterranean air. Visit a Catalan Winery, its Vineyard, and its Wine Cellar Visit a renowned Catalan winery on a guided tour and learn their history of winemaking, current facilities, and production methods. Understand the centuries-old Spanish wine culture and how its makers went from making it for personal consumption to making it commercially, for mass production. See the variety of grapes that grow here, and step into a wine cellar to taste the final product. Sample some delicious wine accompanied by appropriate food pairings.

Your Experience Explore the History Museum of Catalonia For an immersive experience in authentic Catalan culture, the History Museum of Catalonia is the ultimate destination. The museum is designed to preserve, exhibit and promote Catalonia’s history through articles and stories that will take you on a journey back in time to the Catalan territory. From medieval horses to cavemen, the museum showcases the rich history of Catalonia through permanent and temporary exhibitions, interactive backgrounds, films and drawings that will inspire and promote education. Uncover Catalonia’s True History The museum’s permanent exhibition, 'The Memory of a Country,' is an interactive record of the periods and characters that have shaped the history of Catalonia. It’s a journey through Catalonia’s past that covers everything from the Roman period to the present day. The exhibition also includes interactive displays, such as a 3D map of Catalonia that allows visitors to explore the region's geography and history. Temporary Exhibitions Embark on a journey through time with 2 captivating temporary exhibitions. Il·lustríssimes: Women who Drew the 20th Century showcases the remarkable works of 35 talented illustrators from Catalonia that shaped history. Meanwhile, Obert per Vacances: Unveiling the Origins of Tourism in Catalonia offers insights into the fascinating industry of tourism and its impact on the region. Don't miss the chance to visit these thought-provoking exhibitions, available until October 1st, and gain a deeper understanding of art and cultural heritage.

Your Experience ​​This Gaudi Houses tour is the perfect way to discover Barcelona's timeless architecture. Take this tour in either English, Korean, Japanese, or Chinese. Discover Gaudi's life and his influence on Barcelona's urban landscape on this 3-hour tour with a group of not more than 12 people. Visit Casa Vicens and Casa Milà Starting at Casa Vicens, the first project of Gaudí, you'll explore the different floors and terraces. Then you'll walk through the Gracia neighborhood to the Apple of Discord block to admire the facades of Casa Batlló and other renowned buildings. Next, you'll visit Casa Milà, also known as La Pedrera, where you can explore the interior. With fast-track entry and audio guides in your preferred language, enjoy this unique piece of heritage. Itinerary Casa Vicens Gràcia neighborhood Passeig de Gràcia Casa Batllo (exterior) Apple of Discord Casa Mila

Your Experience A Walk to Remember What's better than a guided walking tour to discover Barcelona's historic locations? As you stroll through the city's streets with your guide, the Born neighborhood and the Gothic grandeur of Arc de Triomf will welcome you. The splendid arc is famous for a fusion of traditional Moorish architecture and modern interiors. Enter the Parc de la Ciutadella — the city’s first public park hosting one of Barcelona’s most picturesque spots, the Monumental Waterfall. It was designed by Gaudi, inspired by the Trevi fountain, and is crowned with a golden sculpture of Aurora, the Roman representation of dawn. Views Galore from the Sky & Sea Besides the walking tour, the experience includes 2 more thrilling experiences for you to enjoy. Fly over the city through a cable car ride and get an impressive bird's eye view of the city. The unique design of Hotel Arts and Sagrada Familia, the UNESCO World Heritage site, are visible from the cable car. Post the ride, get onboard a 1-hour catamaran cruise along the Mediterranean waters and marvel at Barcelona's stunning skyline, marking the end of your adventure by land, sky, & sea!

Your Experience A Majestic Montserrat Adventure Embark on a mesmerizing journey from Barcelona to the mystical Montserrat mountain, renowned for its distinct serrated rock formations, and the Montserrat National Park Monastery. Take a scenic cog-wheel train ascent, offering breathtaking views of the landscape. Your local guide will lead you through the Monastery, revealing its fascinating history and stunning Gothic and Renaissance architectural details. Discover the legend of the miraculous Black Madonna and Child apparition in the Santa Cova cave, and marvel at the majestic beauty of the basilica and sanctuary. Exclusive Access and Enriching Experiences During the tour take a walking excursion to the viewpoint of the Saint Michael Cross and an exclusive opportunity to listen to La Escolania, one of Europe's oldest Boys' Choirs (subject to their schedule). Immerse yourself in a private guided tour of the Sacristy, before skipping the line to visit the revered Black Madonna, known as La Moreneta due to a varnish reaction that turned the woodcarving black. During your free time, indulge in local delicacies and liquor tasting, visit the intriguing audio-visual exhibition, or explore the myriad hiking trails and quaint churches in the mountain landscape. This unforgettable experience promises a captivating blend of natural beauty, rich history, and cultural marvels, leaving you with lasting memories of your Montserrat adventure.

Your Experience Step back in time and explore the winding streets of the Barcelona Gothic Quarter on this exclusive tour, available in English, Japanese, Korean, or Chinese. Follow your knowledgeable local guide as they lead you through the oldest neighborhood in Europe, dating back to the Roman colony of Barcino. Discover Plaça del Rei and Sant Felip Neri As you journey through this ancient labyrinth, your guide will take you to the ultimate selfie spots, where you can capture the essence of this historic neighborhood and create unforgettable memories. Visit the Plaça del Rei and soak up the peaceful atmosphere of Sant Felip Neri. Marvel at the impressive architecture that surrounds you at every turn. Learn about the rich history of Barcelona, and discover what life was like more than 2000 years ago. Witness the Oldest Flamenco Show Your adventure doesn't end here! At the conclusion of this tour, you’ll visit Los Tarantos, the oldest Flamenco show in Barcelona. The mesmerizing passion and energy of this traditional Spanish dance is an experience you'll witness on this tour. Itinerary Plaça Catalunya La Rambla Roman remains Cathedral of Barcelona Old city walls Plaça del Rei Cathedral of Barcelona The Lovers’ Bridge Plaça de Sant Felip Neri Plaça Reial Live Flamenco Show at Los Tarantos

Your Experience Barcelona is a vibrant Spanish city famous for its Roman-era architecture, festivals, parties, and football. For those waiting to explore this beautiful city, the astounding Santa Maria del Mar is one attraction that should not be missed. Join the guided tour and immerse yourself in the reverence that this stunning cathedral commands. Observe Historical Attractions In The Basilica With a skip-the-line entry into Santa Maria del Mar, stroll through the remarkable entrance and immediately notice the stately atmosphere. Take note of the Catalan Gothic style of the building, the intricate main floor plan within, the stands, and the crypts underneath the altar. As you pass through these attractions, listen to detailed historical accounts about the main features of the church from your guide. Learn of its influence on the neighborhoods in Barcelona and Catalonia through the ages that make the “Cathedral of La Ribera” the beloved jewel it is today. Enjoy Panoramic Views & Free Time After delving into the late-ancient and high-medieval origins of the cathedral, step onto the rooftop terraces and marvel at 360-degree views of urban Barcelona city. Finish your tour with free time to explore Santa Maria del Mar independently. Use this time to appreciate the well-preserved stained glass windows and highlights such as the window of the Ascension, the Lavabo, and the massive rose window.

Your experience Sample Catalan Culinary Delights at La Boquería Begin your day tour at the Boqueria Market, rated as one of the top food markets in the world. Be amazed at the sheer variety of freshly prepared food available here. Led by a local guide, stroll through the patterned walkways and learn about Catalan food traditions and indulge in local olives. Exiting the market, find yourself at the scenic Ramblas promenade. A former market, famous for its flower sellers, it is a wonderful place to soak up the ambiance and snap a few photos. Learn about the History & Traditions of Catalonia Step back in time at the Gothic Quarter and walk through its charming streets, full of antique stores and even an occasional antique market. Continue to the bustling Santa Caterina Market, the first covered market in Barcelona, with its undulating, brightly colored roof. Before the final stop, visit a local caganer shop and discover the story of one of Catalonia’s strangest traditions. Marvel at the monumental church of Santa Maria del Mar, and hear intriguing tales of La Ribera neighborhood sailors. Conclude your day tour at the sprawling Market of Born. Built as a market, this striking steel and glass structure now houses the remains of the Born neighborhood dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries. Itinerary Mercat de la Boqueria | Flower markets of Las Ramblas | Mercat de Santa Caterina | Caganer | Santa Maria del Mar | Former market of El Born

Your Experience Barcelona is a city of magic, culture, and natural allure. On the 2-hour guided Montjuïc Walking Tour, dive into the depths of all that the city offers. Enjoy Viewpoints And Romantic Gardens Listen to amusing tales of ancient migrant inhabitants from the guide as you scale Mirador del Alcalde. After hearing about the communities that once called these distinctive but continuously-evolving hilltops home, stop and marvel at the view. Next, visit the Joan Brossa Gardens with its well-maintained landscapes. In the garden, observe a sculpture of La Sardana - a statue honoring the Catalan dance form. Head to a sculpture of Carmen Amaya that incites spectators as an ode to the flamenco dancer. Visit the Lariba’s Gardens, and walk to the Greek Theatre (Closed till Aug 4, 2023, due to an ongoing festival). Here, discover the city’s mystical charms as you stand on the grounds once frequented by witches and wizards! Watch The Magic Fountain And The Catalan Museum Stop at the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc, dating back to 1929, and note the contrast between the monument and the surrounding architecture. Here, view the Museum of Catalan Art, and walk through a line of cascading waterfalls. Walk down to the Venetian Towers and Plaça d'Espanya, before stopping for a snack at a local restaurant. Feel free to ask your guide for insider tips on the best spots!

Your Experience Timeless Ode: Sant Benet's Medieval Experience Explore the magical domain of Sant Benet, a monastery that has been around for a thousand years. Get ready to delve deeply into its rich history and compelling secrets on a mesmerizing journey. The Medieval Experience at Món Sant Benet takes you deep into the hushed conversations and forgotten stories that still reverberate beneath the monastery's old walls, revealing the hidden history of the Benedictine monks who once lived there. As you make your way through the sacred corridors, prepare to meet stunning holograms, engaging A.V. displays, and entrancing soundscapes. As you advance, you'll find that the Middle Ages seem vividly present. Set Your Own Pace In Time The schedule encourages free exploration of everything from the ancient living quarters to the cloister, a place of quiet contemplation surrounded by towering cypress trees. Venture into the dark depths of the Gothic basement and learn about the intriguing art of winemaking, which thrived there. However, the scope of this incredible adventure does not end at Sant Benet. It's a portal into the fascinating history of Catalonia, stretching back over a thousand years and woven into a tapestry of heroic struggles and enduring traditions. As you climb the bell tower, the gorgeous landscape spreads out before you, affording a spectacular panorama. The grandeur of the setting heightens the otherworldly quality of the encounter, which is a synthesis of the past and the present.

Your Experience Why Visit Fundació Antoni Tàpies This is one of the most interesting modern and contemporary art museums in the city. Come enjoy the artist's work from Catalonia, such as the photos and sculptures of Antoni Tàpies. The Antoni Tàpies Fundació was founded in 1984 with the aim of promoting modern and contemporary art education and knowledge. It organizes temporary exhibitions, symposia, lectures, and film seasons, and offers publications to accompany them. What You’ll See Grab your chance to explore a great artist's collection, but also to enjoy temporary exhibitions by other artists. Get to see the exhibitions by the main artists, 'Certezas Sentidas' and 'Teatro', and also a sample of Ariella's work. In addition to being an artwork, the building that houses Fundacion is also a modernist building, modernist in style and industrial style, designed by renowned modernist architect Llus Domenech I Montaner. Tàpies' main work was inspired by artists such as Paul Klee and Joan Miro at the beginning. Soon, he became fascinated with the expressive nature of solid materials, an interest which led to cloth with intense texture and great communicative potential. Creating plastic and diverse artworks that are admired around the world led to the iconic language from Tàpies.

Your Experience On this 6-hour tour, discover the 2000-year-old history of Catalan wines at 2 of the region's most famous vineyards. Bask in a wine and food-tasting experience and learn all about the fine art of winemaking with professional guides. To top it off, the trip includes hassle-free round-trip transfers from Barcelona. Cheers & Cheese Facilitating fermentation with gravity's help, the Can Ràfols dels Caus winery was established within a cave, completely concealed from the outside world. Get a chance to explore the vineyards and indulge in 3 irresistible wine varieties paired with regional cured meats and artisanal cheeses to bring out the best flavors. Sparkling Wine & Savory Ham The exquisite taste of sparkling wine awaits you at the centennial vineyard, Llopart. Learn about the traditional winemaking process and try 3 of Corpinnat's finest wines paired with traditional cured meats such as Iberian ham. As you sip on your wine, take in the spectacular view of Montserrat Peak and its fascinating rock formations.

Your Experience Walk Through El Born and Explore a World of Picasso Your journey will begin with a walking tour through the lively streets of ‘El Born’, where you will discover the secrets of this historic neighborhood, known for its rich cultural heritage and artistic flair. Your knowledgeable guide will take you to iconic landmarks, including the stunning Gothic-style Santa Maria del Mar church, the magnificent Arc de Triomf, and the charming Passeig del Born. Select from ticket options and go on an English or Spanish-guided tour. After the walking tour, it's time to immerse yourself in the world of the iconic artist, Pablo Picasso, at the Picasso Museum. Discover an extensive collection of his works, including paintings, sculptures, and sketches. You will get the chance to witness the evolution of his artistic style from his early works to his more mature and complex pieces. Enjoy Moco Museum At Your Own Pace But wait, that's not all! With this exclusive offer, you can also access the Moco Museum, located just a short distance from the Picasso Museum. Cervelló Palace, the building where it is located, was a living space in the city for aristocrats, merchants, and royalty from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. This contemporary art museum features the works of some of the world's most influential modern artists, including Banksy, Keith Haring, and Salvador Dalí.

Your experience Barcelona, home to Antoni Gaudí, is a city of creativity. If you wish to tickle your mind and question what you see, head to the Paradox Museum, known for altering perception. Explore the Concept of Paradoxes Explore over 70 interactive, entertaining, and educational paradoxes. Discover how visual and tactile stimuli deceive the brain and the senses. Question your understanding of the world surrounding you and think twice about what you perceive as absolute truths. Challenge your preconceptions of reality and be open to diverse actualities. The exhibit descriptions clarify "what to do" and "what's going on." Be Illusioned at Popular Exhibits Lose your way through a maze of mirrors and infinite reflections of yourself in the Hall of Infinite Mirrors. Try walking straight inside the Paradox Tunnel, which disrupts your sense of gravitational direction. Let angles create optical illusions and alter your perspective in the Forced Perspective Room. Defy gravity and hang upside down from the ceiling inside the Paradox Reversed Room. Walk through marked photo points to place yourself at the best-shot angle amid these mind-bending paradoxes.

Your experience Embark on this 1.5-hour tour through the fascinating world of Barcelona’s Wax Museum with your guide. Meet the most iconic figures to have ever graced Catalonia. Be among famous personalities From 'Wilfred the Hairy' and Dalí, to Rosalía and Messi, journey through centuries of Catalan history, discovering the key figures that shaped its identity and culture including politicians, artists, athletes, and scientists. Along the way, meet some of the world's best artists and brilliant minds. Each section of the museum has a unique theme, offering plenty of chances for selfies with your favorite figures, including Gaudí and Cervantes. Observe the process of creating wax statues Finally, venture behind the scenes to witness the magic of how lifelike wax figures are created. In the workshop, you'll learn about the intricate process of bringing these figures to life and gain a newfound appreciation for the incredible artistry and craftsmanship that goes into it. This is where the tour ends, but if you’ve selected a ticket upgrade, your adventure isn’t over! Columbus Monument Next, your guide will take you to the towering Columbus Monument, created for the city’s first world fair. You’ll learn all about the monument from your expert guide. Then you’ll travel to the top aboard the first elevator ever built in Barcelona. From the peak, enjoy sweeping views of the city, all the way from Montjuïc in the south to as far as the eye can see.

Your experience Sightsee Barcelona’s Raval Neighbourhood Begin your walking tour outside the church of Sant Pere Nolasc Mercedaris, located right on the buzzing Plaça de Castella. Along with a guide, you’ll journey through the vibrant streets of Barcelona’s grittiest neighborhood. As you stroll down Raval’s narrow medieval streets, you will pass by the Casa de la Misericordia, a house of both mercy and misery for 5 centuries of the city’s outcasts. Stroll down Raval's narrow medieval streets, which are home to an eclectic mix of shops and striking architecture. Brace Yourself for Some Gritty Secrets Your tour will take a spooky turn when you visit the former residence of the Vampire of Raval, one of Barcelona's most notorious serial killers. As you explore the former Hospital of la Santa Creu, wander through the gardens where macabre shows and spells once took place. Pass by La Rambla de Rava, the Church of Sant Pau del Camp, a Romanesque building that is over 1,000 years old with a troubled past. Explore Raval's southern side where clubs, cabarets, and casinos used to be the main attractions over a century ago, and some have even survived to this day. You'll also have the opportunity to appreciate the constantly changing street art close to a former power factory, and if you're lucky, you might even see street artists in action! Itinerary Casa de la Misericordia The House of the Vampiress of the Raval The Royal Academy of Medicine (formerly Hospital of la Santa Creu) Church of Sant Pau del Camp The former Chinese District Three Chimneys Park

Your Experience Take advantage of a comfortable train ride between Barcelona Sants and Madrid Atocha. Choose a ticket between the two stops, depending on your preferred route of travel. The supporting staff will help you board the train and also find convenient armchairs with wider seats. Enjoy the views of Barcelona from the windows and make use of facilities such as free WiFi and restrooms. Barcelona Sants Located near the Plaça dels Països Catalans the station is easily accessible by the Barcelona Metro and the Rodalies commuter rail system.The second-busiest railway station in Spain, it connects all the major cities in Spain and Europe through high-speed trains. It also houses a shopping mall with over 100 stores, restaurants and cafes. Besides its futuristic architecture, it also has a cultural center, Espai Mercè Sala that hosts art exhibitions, concerts and more. Madrid Atocha Madrid Atocha is situated near the city center, at the intersection of Calle de Atocha and Paseo de las Delicias. The largest railway station in Madrid, it is Spain’s busiest railway hub. Built in 1851, the station connects major Spanish cities such as Barcelona, Valencia and Seville. It also houses an indoor botanical garden, turtle ponds, cultural centre, and a clock tower.

Your Experience Step into the Shoes of a Barça Star Start your journey with your official FC Barcelona guide leading the way through the historic Palau Blaugrana. Uncover the secrets of the arena, where not only the basketball stars but also the handball, futsal, and roller hockey teams make magic. Feel the anticipation as you explore the players’ private gym, the press room where post-game interviews unfold, and the VIP lounges. The highlight of the tour would be stepping onto the basketball court, where you can almost hear the echo of roaring crowds. Immerse in Barça's Rich Legacy As you transition from the players' private spaces to the Barça Museum, you'll delve into the rich history of FC Barcelona. The museum's immersive 360-degree room will teleport you into the heart of a game day. Enrich your experience with the use of the audio guide included in this tour. The tour ends on a high note with VIP access to the new stadium construction viewpoint, a free basketball match ticket, a Barça gift, and a chance to customize a shirt at the Barça store. The players' immersive tour is your ticket to experiencing the magic of FC Barcelona firsthand.

Your Experience Enjoy Traditional Spanish Cuisine in Barcelona Indulge in an exquisite meal in the Bitacora restaurant which includes patata bravas and Spanish croquettes. The crispy exterior of the patatas bravas perfectly complements the creamy and spicy sauce, while the croquettes are crispy on the outside and melt-in-your-mouth on the inside. Next, visit Jai-ca, and relish fried seafood, with perfect batter and tender meat inside. Savor the famous tortilla de patatas, a Spanish omelet with soft and fluffy potatoes and onion. Finally, visit the Violeta Wine bar and eat anchovies with white wine. The briny and salty anchovies are balanced by the acidity of the wine, creating a delightful taste sensation. Take in Views of the Barrio Admire a charming neighborhood located near the beach of Barcelona. Walk through cobbled streets and marvel at colorful houses. Visit seafood restaurants, and cafes and experience the authentic culture of the Catalan city. Itinerary Departure from the Passeig Joan Borbó Barrio of Barceloneta Bitacora Jai-ca Violeta Wine Bar

Your Experience Embark on a captivating journey through time around one of Spain’s oldest historical centers on a guided tour available in English, Japanese, Korean, and Chinese languages. Discover enchanting enclaves within the neighborhood as you start your tour at the bustling Plaça Catalunya, which serves as a gateway between the new and old city. Traverse the famed thoroughfare of La Rambla before diving into the annals of history and explore some of its most ancient ruins. Next, encounter the grandiose Cathedral of Barcelona, and delight in fascinating anecdotes regarding its awe-inspiring facade. Moving forward, uncover some of the most evocative and romantic highlights of the Barcelona Gothic Quarter, including the exquisite Plaça del Reial and the serene Sant Felip Neri. Finally, reach the captivating Plaça Reial and learn of one of Antoni Gaudí's earliest commissions, which he received upon graduating as a young architect. Itinerary Plaça Catalunya | La Rambla | Roman remains | Cathedral of Barcelona | Old city walls | Plaça del Rei | Cathedral of Barcelona | The Lovers’ Bridge | Plaça de Sant Felip Neri | Plaça Reial

Your experience See censored art up close Gain admission to the Museum of Prohibited Art, home to the world’s inaugural and exclusive collection of censored and prohibited artworks. With over 200+ pieces, utilize the interactive digital guide (remember your headphones) for deeper insights into the background and consequences of these banned creations. Numerous artworks tackle religious themes. For instance, Jani Leinonen's 'McJesus' portrays Ronald McDonald crucified, withdrawn from an Israeli museum. Zoulikha Bouabdellah's work featured 30 Muslim prayer mats adorned with sequined stilettos, pulled from a French exhibition in 2015 due to complaints. Art beyond boundaries Marvel at the work "Caprichos" by artist Francisco Goya, which led to Goya being interrogated by the Inquisition due to its content. See the controversial artwork titled "The Statue of a Girl in Peace" by the Korean artist couple Kim Eun-Sung and Kim Seo-Kyung. This piece triggered self-censorship at Japan's Aichi Triennale, facing public threats and diplomatic tensions with South Korea.

The best of Barcelona with one pass Discover more, spend less With the Barcelona City Pass, embrace the opportunity to access over 25 remarkable attractions. The pass remains valid for 1 to 7 days, allowing ample time to delve into the city's treasures at a leisurely pace. Included are not just admissions to iconic landmarks and museums, but also engaging activities like cooking classes and sunset cruises. The advantage of such a comprehensive pass is the significant savings it offers – more than 60% compared to individual bookings, making it a smart choice for both budget-conscious and avid explorers. Seamless activation You'll need to show the voucher that you'll receive after your booking via e-mail The 'Barcelona City Pass Ticket' can be conveniently presented digitally. Your pass is activated as soon as you visit your 1st attraction. Every attraction can be visited for free once. The pass is valid for the chosen number of days in a row from the first day of use.

Why Watch Gran Gala Flamenco Show The show, staged at the historic Poliorama Theater, celebrates the traditional Spanish art form with utmost perfection. With 18 years of uninterrupted brilliance, this show, under guitarist Juan Gómez Chicuelo's magic, blends passion, music, and dance flawlessly. Critics adore it, audiences love it – surrender to the rhythm, and let the spectacle speak! Get ready for the flamenco sensation that's rewriting Barcelona's history books – the most-watched show that's set to steal your heart and tap your toes. Great For Lovers of Traditional Art Forms | Cultural Enthusiasts | An Evening of Music and Dance

Your experience Dive into Gaudi's creative world Meet your guide at Passeig de Gracia at 5pm to start your guided tour. Casa Milà is a must-visit for admirers of Gaudí's work, as it provides a comprehensive insight into the architectural brilliance of this mastermind. The building features a museum, a recreated early 20th-century apartment (El Pis de la Pedrera), an attic exhibition showcasing Gaudí's creations, and a magnificent roof terrace adorned with iconic chimney pots resembling surreal chess pieces. With these Casa Milà skip-the-line tickets, you can explore it all hassle-free! Ascend to Barcelona's iconic viewpoint At the Flower Courtyard in Passeig de Gràcia and the Butterfly Courtyard in Carrer Provença, you'll encounter two expansive open courtyards that seamlessly integrate with the overall floor plan organically. Climb up to the unique rooftop, an iconic feature of Barcelona, and marvel at its unparalleled design, unlike anything you've seen from Gaudí's era. Ascend the stairwells to discover ventilation towers and chimneys arranged in perfect harmony with the undulating façade. And don't miss out on the spectacular 360º views of Barcelona from this vantage point

Your experience Explore the world of FC Barcelona This one is for all the Barca fans, as you kick off the experience with a tour of the Joan Gamper Sports City, the pulsating heart of Futbol Club Barcelona. Soak in the team spirit with exclusive access to the team’s private sports facilities for basketball, futsal, and handball. Get a glimpse into where champions are made as you explore the team’s changing rooms, training fields, and dining areas. Imagine being a part of a roaring match at the Johan Cruyff Stadium with its red and blue Barca-colored seats known for hosting Barça Women and Barça B matches. Lose yourself in the Barca Immersive Experience The FC Barcelona fan experience continues as your ticket includes a visit to the Barca Museum and the Immersive Tour. Go on a journey through FC Barça's history, values, players, and trophies. Want to know what it feels like to be in a first-team training session? Their 360-degree technology enables you to experience a training session or game at the stadium via virtual reality projection. This is one experience every Barca fan must have! Itinerary Pick-up from Spotify Camp Nou Bus ride (30 minutes) Arrival and guided Tour at the Sports City (1.5 hours) Training pavilions for basketball, futsal, and handball. Private spaces of the first football team: players' dining room, training field, changing room, and gym. Training fields and Johan Cruyff Stadium Bus return to Spotify Camp Nou (30 minutes)

Your experience See Gaudi’s magic up close The tour commences outside Casa Batlló, where you can bypass queues with your skip-the-line tickets. Once inside Casa Batlló, you'll experience firsthand the allure of Antoni Gaudí, arguably Barcelona’s preeminent architect. Led by a knowledgeable local guide fluent in English, you'll traverse the house's various chambers, gaining insight into the lifestyle of the Batlló family at the turn of the 20th century. Explore the main floor, featuring a magnificent hall offering panoramic views of Passeig de Gràcia, and take note of the open spaces designed to harness natural light, minimizing the need for artificial illumination during daylight hours. Guided tour of La Pedrera At the conclusion of the visit, your guide will lead you to La Pedrera, where you'll begin the tour by exploring its impressive stone façade. The undulating design, paired with wrought iron railings, evokes imagery of a seabed teeming with seaweed. Inside La Pedrera, your guide will introduce you to two captivating interior courtyards: the "Patio de las Flores," adorned with mural paintings, and the "Patio de las Mariposas," featuring a stunning representation of a butterfly. You'll then access the rooftop adorned with a dragon sculpture through the inner courtyard, where shades of blue dominate, offering a sensation of being submerged under the sea when peering through the glass.

Your experience See Gaudi’s magic up close The tour begins outside Casa Batlló, where you can breeze past the queues with your skip-the-line tickets. Once inside Casa Batlló, you'll experience firsthand the allure of Antoni Gaudí, arguably Barcelona’s preeminent architect. Led by a knowledgeable local guide fluent in English, you'll traverse the house's various chambers, gaining insight into the lifestyle of the Batlló family at the turn of the 20th century. Explore the main floor, featuring a huge hall offering panoramic views of Passeig de Gràcia, and take note of the open spaces designed to harness natural light, minimizing the need for artificial illumination during daylight hours. Visit the Dragon rooftop Wander along with your guide through two captivating inner retreats: first, the "Patio de las Flores," bursting with mural charm, then onto the "Patio de las Mariposas," where a magnificent butterfly steals the show. Upward to the rooftop, where a dragon sculpture awaits. Passing through the inner courtyard, shades of blue envelop you, whisking you away as if you're peering through glass into the ocean's embrace.