Barcelona City Pass

Guided tour of the Sagrada Familia
No trip to Barcelona is complete without a visit to the city's most iconic architectural structure: Gaudí's Sagrada Familia. On this tour, you'll join an expert, art-trained guide to get real insight into the building's history, hidden symbols, and behind-the-scenes secrets. Gain buckets of expert knowledge and discover a side of the Sagrada Familia you'd otherwise miss if you explored on your own! Morning tours run Monday-Saturday at 9:30am

Guided tour of Park Güell
Advance reservations are required – this guided tour is incredibly popular. We recommend checking availability here and booking at least 48 hours in advance.
Learn all about Park Güell with an expert, arts-trained guide. Tours depart at 12.15pm

La Pedrera
Get up close to one of Gaudí's architectural masterpieces with a visit to La Pedrera. Admire breathtaking views of the city from the roof terrace and get up close to the Gaudí-designed furniture. Every day: 9:00 - 18:30

The Aquarium of Barcelona
Barcelona Aquarium boasts over 11,000 animals, 450 different species, an underwater tunnel and live food – look out for some of the stellar species, such as sharks, eels and rays. From Monday to Friday : 10:00 - 19:00 Saturday, Sunday and public holidays : 10:00 - 20:00

Poble Espanyol de Barcelona
Located in the heart of Montjuïc, a few steps from the iconic fountain, is Poble Espanyol, an open-air architectural museum that recreates the soul of Spanish culture, art and cuisine. Monday: 10:00 - 20:00 Tuesday - Sunday: 10:00 - midnight

FC Barcelona - Camp Nou Tour
Football fans won't want to miss the Camp Nou Tour – learn all about Barcelona's rich football history on an informative walk around Europe's largest football stadium. For up-to-date opening hours, we advise you to consult the FC Barcelona website .

Barcelona Bus Turistic
See the best of Barcelona on a city sightseeing tour – it's the perfect way to get oriented when you first arrive. For up-to-date opening hours, we advise you to consult the Barcelona Bus Turistic website .

Las Golondrinas boat cruise
Enjoy the view of the Catalan capital from the waters of the Mediterranean. 60 minute cruise to see the sights of Barcelona. Until 22 December 2022 Monday to Friday at 12:00, 13:30, 15:30 and 17:00 Saturday, Sunday and public holidays at   11.30am, 1.00pm, 3.00pm and 4.30pm

Guided tour of the Picasso Museum
Learn all about one of the most influential artists of the 20th century and gain a comprehensive understanding of his work on this small-group tour of the Picasso Museum. Your guide will delve into Picasso's history and give you insight into his processes and how he created his most famous works. You'll also see the impressive pieces that make up the permanent collection including Science and Charity, Royan, and Las Meninas. At the end of the tour, you'll be free to continue exploring the pieces at your own pace. Tuesday, Wednesday: 4.00pm

Moco Museum Barcelona
Located in the historic Palacio Cervelló, the former residence of the noble Cervelló family, the Moco Museum exhibits a diverse range of artwork, from immersive experimental exhibits to paintings by world-renowned artists. Monday to Thursday: 10:00 to 19:00

Casa Vicens
Casa Vicens was the first house designed by Gaudí and one of his most important works. From April to October 2022

Ciutadella Segway Tour
Segways are an exciting way to explore a new city and the Barcelona Segway Tour's Ciutadella Park Experience is perfect for newbies who want to get to grips with this fun form of transport.Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays: 12.30pm

Gaudí Experiencia 4D
The Gaudí Experience is the world's first interactive exhibition space to explore the life and work of the world-renowned artist. You will enter the world of one of the most famous Catalan modernist architects and discover his creative universe through avant-garde exhibitions and installments. Every day : 10.30am – 5.00pm (Last 4th show: 4.30pm)

Architecture tour of Barcelona
This comprehensive tour of Barcelona's most fascinating architecture reveals some secrets of their construction and the brilliant mind of their creator, Antoni Gaudí. Every day at 4.00pm

Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA)
Explore a collection of over 5,000 works at this contemporary art museum. For the most up-to-date opening hours, we recommend checking the Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona website .

• Monday and Wednesday to Friday: 11.00am - 7.30pm*
• Saturday: 10am - 9pm
• Sundays and holidays: from 10:00 to 15:00

The best of Barcelona bike tour
Perfect for the adventure-loving holidaymaker, you'll explore the vibrant city, learn all about its fascinating history and get a glimpse of the glittering Mediterranean. Tour times:

Modernist fences of Sant Pau
Sant Pau is one of the largest Art Nouveau complexes in Europe and a must-see when visiting Barcelona. From April 1st to October 31st from Monday to Sunday (and holidays) from 10:00 to 18:00

Barcelona Zoo
Meet over 2,000 animals and 300 different species at Barcelona Zoo, in the heart of the Parc de la Ciutadella. For the most up-to-date opening hours, we recommend checking the Barcelona Zoo website .

• 30 October – 18 March: 10am - 5.30pm
• March 19 - May 15: 10am - 7pm
• 16 May – 15 September: 10am – 8pm
• 16th September – 29th October: 10am – 7pm
• Casa Museu Amatller Learn all about Catalan modernism by exploring one of its greatest examples: Casa Museu Amatller. From Wednesday to Sunday Audio guide : 10:30, 11:30 and 12:30 (available in English, French, Spanish and Catalan). Guided tour: 11:00 in Spanish, 12:00 in Catalan, 17:00 in Spanish and 18:00 in Catalan.

Barcelona Old Markets Walking Tour
With your guide, you'll wander the ancient streets of the Barrio Gótico, learning about its history that dates back to Roman times. Every day at 10:00

Barcelona cable car
Make your way to the funicular station and take a comfortable cable car up to Montjuïc Park. Panoramic view of the city's best attractions, including the port, the Glòries Tower and the silhouette of the Sagrada Família.January - February: 10am - 6pm

Montserrat on your own with bus transfer
Get out of the city and explore one of the most picturesque places in Catalonia, Montserrat, without worrying about transportation. Every day: 8:00

Combined admission to the Museum of Illusions and the Big Fun Museum
Use your pass to get combined admission to all museums within the Big Fun Museum complex, including the wonderful Museum of Illusions!Sunday - Friday: 11am - 7pmSaturday & Holidays: 11am - 9pm :00

Walking tour of the Old Town and the Gothic Quarter
Travel through 2,000 years of history from the ruins of the Roman Forum in the Plaza de Sant Jaume, to the medieval architecture of the Gothic Quarter. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday: 9.30am

Estrella Damm Brewery
At the Estrella Damm brewery in Barcelona, ​​you will have the chance to discover how this Mediterranean beer is created and learn more about the history of this important brand. Saturday and Sunday (scheduled sessions).

Escape Hunt Barcelona
This impressive 400m2 escape room is just a two minute walk from the Sagrada Familia. Six game rooms to play simultaneously. Every day: 10:00 - 20:30

Tapas tasting and tour of the Gothic Quarter
Don't leave Barcelona without exploring its beautiful Gothic Quarter! On this great walking tour, your local guide will take you to the best attractions in the district and tell you some history along the way. Tuesday, Friday and Saturday

Raval walking tour: Barcelona's gritty past
This fascinating walking tour reveals the often macabre secrets of the Raval's past. Every day: 1.00pm

CosmoCaixa Barcelona
Take a journey through the earth's ecosystems, geological structures, space and time. Explore more than 30,000 m2 filled with unique themed spaces and exhibitions. Enjoy hands-on interactive workshops and activities. For the most up-to-date opening hours, we recommend checking the CosmoCaixa Barcelona website .

Gaudí's Crypt in Colonia Guell
Discover Gaudí's Crypt in Colonia Güell, just 20 minutes from Barcelona. Explore five permanent exhibitions that bring Spanish history to life. Access the crypt and the historic village. For the most up-to-date opening hours, we recommend checking Gaudi's Crypt in Colonia Guell website .

Sagrada Familia Virtual Tour 360
The Sagrada Familia is one of the most recognizable buildings in the entire world, and what better way to discover its secrets from the outside than through these amazing virtual reality headsets.Friday to Sunday at 5.30pm The tour will be offered in Spanish and in English

Modernism and Gaudi walking tour
Anyone who is a fan of Gaudi and his works, this tour is a great overview of his major works and the legacy left to see in Barcelona. 3-hour guided tour of Gaudi's most famous works. Wednesday, Friday and Sunday: 9.30am

Egyptian Museum of Barcelona
One for history buffs: the Museum of Ancient Egyptian Culture boasts a wealth of cultural artifacts. See over 1000 ancient artifacts. From Monday to Saturday : from 11:00 to 19:00

Catalunya in Miniature
Embark on a mini adventure and explore all the best bits of Catalonia at Catalunya en Miniatura. Get general admission to Catalunya en Miniatura to see over 100 models. Every day: 10:00 - 18:00

Olympic and Sports Museum
For sports fanatics, the Olympic and Sports Museum (or Museu Olímpic i de l'Esport) is a must. Explore the museum's interactive exhibits and sports memorabilia collection. For the most up-to-date opening hours, we recommend consulting the Olympic and Sports Museum website .

• Tuesday to Saturday: 10am to 6pm
• Sundays and holidays: 10:00 - 14:30

• From Tuesday to Saturday: 10:00 - 20:00
• Sundays and holidays: 10:00 - 14:30
  
• Museu d'Historia de Catalunya
  Beginning in the Stone Age, this museum takes you on a journey from the origins of Catalonia to the present day. For the most up-to-date opening hours, we recommend checking the Museu d'Historia de Catalunya website .

• From Tuesday to Saturday: 10:00 - 19:00
• Wednesday: 10:00 - 20:00
• Sundays and holidays: 10:00 - 14:30
• KBr Fundació MAPFRE - Museum of photography
  This sensational exhibition covers a wide range of genres, but the permanent exhibition is particularly geared towards the early years of photography (1850 - 1950). From 1st April to 30th September from Tuesday to Sunday (and public holidays): 11.00am - 8.00pm

MEAM - Museu Europeu d'Art Modern
Discover thousands of modern artworks by artists from every continent. From Tuesday to Sunday : 11:00 - 19:00

CaixaForum Barcelona
Fill up on culture at Barcelona's CaixaForum gallery, home to a contemporary art collection, exhibitions, guided tours, film screenings, concerts and more. Art, music, cinema and multimedia exhibitions. For the most up-to-date opening hours, we recommend checking the CaixaForum Barcelona website .

• Extended summer hours on Wednesdays in July and August only: 10am to 11pm
• Special Christmas opening: 24 and 31 December and 5 January: 10.00am - 6.00pm
• Museum of Music
  See how music and sound have developed from the Baroque, Classical and Romantic eras to the present day. See over 500 musical instruments including historic guitars. Thursday: 6.00pm - 9.00pm Sunday: 3.00pm - 7.00pm

La Roca Village Shopping Express
Indulge in some shopping at La Roca Village, the best outlet in Barcelona. Open every day

• Winter (October to May): 10am - 9pm
• Summer (June to September): 10am to 10pm
  
• Old Jewish Quarter Discover
  entrance to the Greater Synagogue with a guided tour. Map of the Jewish Quarter.
• For the most up-to-date opening hours, we recommend checking the Old Jewish Quarter Experience website .

• Monday to Friday: 10.30am - 2.30pm and 3.45pm - 6.30pm
• Sunday: 10:30 - 15:00

• Monday to Friday: 10.30am - 6.30pm
• Sunday: 10:30 - 15:00

Explore Barcelona by choosing all the attractions you want to visit from the list below.

1. Casa Batllo

Considered Antoni Gaudí's most important architectural work, Casa Batlló is a must-see on a trip to Barcelona.

With us, there is no entry fee on the day – all you have to do is show your pass.

• Entrance to this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• A free intelligent guide.

2. Guided tour of the Sagrada Familia

No trip to Barcelona is complete without a visit to Barcelona's most iconic architectural structure: Gaudí's Sagrada Familia.

• With us, there is no entry fee on the day – all you have to do is show your pass.
• Take a guided tour of the basilica with an expert, arts-trained guide.
• The tour includes a skip-the-line ticket.
• Your pass gives you free access to many other attractions in Barcelona.

3. Guided visit to Park Güell

Otherworldy Park Güell is one of Barcelona's most iconic attractions, being both one of the best places to admire Gaudí's architecture and design, as well as for its picturesque views of Barcelona. The Art Nouveau buildings, sculptures and mosaics make for a pleasant stroll, and on this tour you'll have the added benefit of a knowledgeable guide to explain the history and significance of the park and its many important pieces of art.

Highlights of the Park Güell guided tour

El Drac - you will find this multicolored mosaic salamander at the entrance to the park. It's one of the most photographed sculptures in Barcelona and it's easy to see why.

The Porter's Lodge - one of many outstanding examples of Gaudí's architectural style, the structure's trencadí tiles are a must-see.

Park Güell facts

• The park was opened in 1922.
• In 1984 it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO

4. La Pedrera

This remarkable building was constructed between 1906 and 1912 and is known for its unique shape and facade. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and cultural centre, as well as a symbol of Catalan modernism , the Catalan Art Nouveau period.

There is so much to see in and out of this charming building. It is known for its unique facade of undulating limestone which has led to the nickname "stone quarry". Gaze out at the large windows and intricate wrought iron balconies, then step onto the roof terrace, one of the most spectacular parts of this building. You'll see the massive chimneys resembling twisted and standing soldiers, along with six stepped skylights.

Due to the conceptual design of the building, Gaudí created furniture, especially for Casa Milá. You will see the modernist style up close, which fits perfectly with the curves and waves of the walls and rooms designed by Gaudi.

Your ticket to La Pedrera also includes a free children's audio guide to make exploring the building fun and exciting for little ones. The unique and innovative commentary will introduce boys and girls to the world of architecture and is available in Catalan, Spanish, English, Chinese, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Japanese and Korean.

Highlights of the Pedrera

Roof terrace – nicknamed 'garden of warriors', this terrace will offer an incredible view of the city.

Chimneys : There are 28 unique chimneys on the roof, the design of which resembles twisted and standing soldiers.

Loft : See this space filled with catenary arches.

Furniture - designed by Gaudí especially for the building.

La Pedrera Facts

• It has received the nickname of La Pedrera (the stone quarry) due to its rough exterior, reminiscent of an open-air quarry.
• La Pedrera earned a place on the list of World Heritage Sites in 1984.
• La Pedrera was designed to be a spiritual symbol of the Catholic religion, with an excerpt of the Rosary prayer on the cornice and designed statues of Mary, especially Our Lady of the Rosary, and two archangels, St Michael and St Gabriel.
• The roof terrace is decorated with a mosaic of marble and broken Valencian tiles, as well as broken glass from champagne bottles.

5. The Barcelona Aquarium

Europe's only Oceanarium and boasts over 11,000 animals, 450 different species, an underwater tunnel and live food – look out for some of the star species, such as sharks, eels and rays.

You'll get to see 14 different Mediterranean-themed aquariums and learn more about the amazing creatures that call the ocean their home. See Humboldt penguins, watch sharks swim overhead, and admire the colorful fish in the tropical tanks.

The aquarium also hosts a regular calendar of events, including educational talks to teach marine conservation and shark cage diving.

Highlights of the Aquàrium de Barcelona

The Oceanarium   : Walk under this tank and see bream, moray eels, ocean sunfish, rays and two types of sharks: the sand tiger shark (Carcharias taurus) and the gray shark (Carcharhinus plumbeus).

Mediterranean Aquariums – 14 different aquariums representing different marine systems. See everything from coral communities, to the shallow sandy coastal community, as well as the coast of Spain and the Ebro Delta and the Medes Islands.

Tropical Aquariums : See jewel-colored fish swimming in and out of a coral reef.

Themed Aquariums - Explore the underwater world of seahorses, invertebrates and tropical corals.

Jewels of the Sea exhibit : This permanent exhibit examines shellfish and their use today and in the past. See how shells have been used in jewelry, decoration, and tools.

6. Poble Espanyol of Barcelona

Located in the heart of Montjuïc, a few steps from the iconic fountain, is Poble Espanyol, an open-air architectural museum that recreates the soul of Spanish culture, art and cuisine.

Here you will find reproductions of 117 buildings, streets and squares from all over Spain. Stroll through a typical Andalusian neighborhood, a Romanesque monastery and many other buildings and museums.

You'll also find plenty of immersive installations and art exhibits. Discover Spain's landscapes and traditions, gain insight into popular festivals, and browse over 300 contemporary artworks including works by Picasso, Miró, and Dalí. Poble Espanol is also a great place to shop for souvenirs, with over 20 expert artisans working on site, making everything from glass and leather to jewelery and guitars.

Highlights of the Poble Espanyol

Fiesta - an audiovisual installation space of 150 m2. You can experience the most authentic and traditional celebrations here, such as La Tomatina, San Fermines and more. Learn more about Spanish culture.

Architecture Museum : This incredible replica village will give you a true sense of Spanish architectural history. It was built in 1929 for the Barcelona International Exposition, with the aim of creating an "ideal model" of an Iberian village and bringing together all the distinctive features of the peninsula's villages.

Fran Daurel Museum - if you're a fan of contemporary art, the Fran Daurel Museum is a must-see during your visit to Poble Espanol. It showcases over 300 different works of art by world-renowned artists including Picasso, Miró, Dalí, Tàpies, Barceló and Chillida, in all mediums from paintings and sculptures to drawings and ceramics.

7. FC Barcelona - Camp Nou Tour

Football fans won't want to miss the Camp Nou Tour – learn all about Barcelona's rich football history on an informative walk around Europe's largest football stadium.

You'll see where the TV and radio broadcasters sit as they watch the nail-biting games, and you'll visit the press room where the winners and losers sit down for post-match debriefings. Walk the players' tunnel and get into character as you retrace your idol's steps across the playing field – bring your camera for some great selfies. You'll also see the visitors' changing rooms and experience their nerves as they get ready before heading out to play at the famous Camp Nou.

After the tour, go to the exhibition and learn about the history of the club through the interactive multimedia exhibits. Don't miss the 35m audio-visual projection and the touchscreen panels that help bring the team's successes to life.

Camp Nou Tour Highlights

Pitch Level - See the stands, pitch, bench and get a feel for the game from pitch level.
Bench : Sit on the first team bench.
Locker Room - Explore the away team's locker room.
Players Tunnel - Walk through the Players Tunnel.
Sites : Explore the press room, mixed zone and comment boxes.
Stadium Exhibition - Go to the exhibition to learn more about the history of the stadium.

8. Barcelona Tourist Bus

See the best of Barcelona on a city sightseeing tour – it's the perfect way to get oriented when you first arrive.

This hop-on hop-off tour also offers you the chance to stop at one of the many famous sights along the way for a closer look.

You will have one calendar day to make the most of the bus tour. Choose from a range of different routes that show you Barcelona's famous landmarks, beaches and attractions. An audio commentary will provide the history, facts and local tips behind everything you see and is available in 16 languages.

Barcelona Tourist Bus Highlights

Casa Batllo
Placa Catalunya
Sagrada Familia
Park Güell
La Pedrera

Mercat de Sarria

Tourist bus routes in Barcelona

Blue line
Placa de Catalunya - Passeig de Gracia - Casa Batlló - Fundacio Tapies - La Pedrera (Casa Mila) - Casa des Punxes - Sagrada Familia - Neighborhood of Gracia - Parc Guell - Monte Tibidabo - Monestir de Pedralbes - Coleccion Thyssen - Palau Reial - Pavellons Guell - FC Barcelona Museum and Camp Nou Stadium - Placa Francesc Macia - Avenida Diagonal - Raval district with the MACBA and CCCB museums.
Duration of the visit: 2 hours.

Red line
Placa de Catalunya - Passeig de Gracia - Casa Batlló - Fundacio Tapies - La Pedrera (Casa Mila) - Placa Francesc Macia - Avenida Diagonal - Sants Train Station - Creu Coberta - Placa d'Espanya - Caixa Forum - Pavello Mies Van Der Rohe - Poble Espanyol - Museu Nacional de Arte de Catalunya - Anella Olimpica - Estadi Lluis Companys - Fundacio Joan Miro - Funicular de Montjuic - Castell de Montjuic - Miramar - Colom Monument - Museu Maritim - Port Vell - Museu d'Historia de Catalunya - Port Olimpic - Parc de la Ciutadella - Barcelona Zoo - Barri Gotic.

Duration of the visit: 2 hours.

Green Line
Port Olimpic - Platja del Bogatell - Parc del Forum - Parc Diagonal Mar - Poblenou and beaches (from April 3 to November 1, 2020).
Duration of the visit: 40 minutes.

The green route operates seasonally.

9. Las Golondrinas boat cruise

Enjoy the view of the Catalan capital from the waters of the Mediterranean.

You will enjoy an hour and a half aboard a comfortable cruise ship, admiring the skyline of the city, including the Montjuic Castle on Mt.

The cruise covers nine miles of coastline, setting sail from the Colom and passing by the city's iconic sights from the modern Wela Hotel, the Puerta de Europa bridge, the Torre del Reloj, the old lighthouse of Charles III, the fishermen's docks, the docks of cruise ships, and more.

Don't forget to download the Las Golondrinas City app for an interactive guidebook so you can learn all about the sights as you pass them.

Barcelona by boat attractions

Olympic Villa
The Barceloneta
Olympic port
Castell de Monjuïc
Hotel Wela
Nova Bocana
Estació Maritima Internacional Creuers Turistics

La Barceloneta square

10. Guided visit to the Picasso Museum

Learn all about one of the 20th century's most influential artists and gain a comprehensive understanding of his work on this small-group tour of the Picasso Museum. Your guide will delve into the history of Picasso and give you insight into his processes and how he created his most famous works.

You'll also see the impressive pieces that make up the permanent collection including Science and Charity, Royan and Las Meninas. At the end of the tour, you'll be free to continue exploring the pieces at your own pace.

11. Moco Museum Barcelona

Located in the historic Palacio Cervelló, the former residence of the noble Cervelló family, the Moco Museum exhibits a diverse range of art, from immersive experimental exhibits to paintings by world-renowned artists. Wander this historic site and browse pieces by Banksy, Salvador Dalí, David LaChapelle, Andy Warhol, and more. You'll also find modern and contemporary exhibitions by rising stars in the art world, combining technology and new immersive techniques. A must for culture enthusiasts visiting Barcelona.

12. Casa Vicens

Casa Vicens was the first house designed by Gaudí and one of his most important works.

The architectural jewel was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005 and uses a variety of different materials, bright colors and unique features.

Explore its impressive interiors and get an up-close look at the Neo-Mudejar architecture. Go up to the second floor of the house to browse the permanent collection and discover more than 130 years of history. Learn all about Gaudí's intellectual influences, inspiration and designs before building the house. You'll also see a reproduction of the Reus manuscript, in which Gaudí wrote everything from his reports to his reflections on architecture.

Along with the permanent collection, there are temporary exhibitions throughout the year focusing on Spanish culture and art.

Casa Vicens Facts

• Antoni Gaudí i Cornet (1852-1926) is one of the most important figures of universal architecture.
• Casa Vicens is the first major commission that Antoni Gaudí received and sowed the seeds of all his subsequent architectural work.
• Surrealist artist, Salvador Dalí, was a big fan of Gaudi.

13. Ciutadella Segway Tour

Segways are an exciting way to explore a new city, and the Barcelona Segway Tour's Ciutadella Park Experience is perfect for newbies to get to grips with this fun form of transport.

The tour takes place in the scenic Parc de la Ciutadella, one of Barcelona's most famous and picturesque green spaces.

You'll be given a brief introduction on how to operate your Segway, before setting off with your expert guide to learn more about the park and see its top attractions, including the Barcelona Zoo, the Cascada (the famous park) and its own Arc de Triomf.

14. Gaudí Experiencia 4D

The Gaudí Experience is the world's first interactive exhibition space to explore the life and work of the world-renowned artist. You will enter the world of one of the most famous Catalan modernist architects and discover his creative universe through avant-garde exhibitions and installments.

Connect with the displays and touchscreens, then sit back and be amazed by the Scope screen, 7.1 surround sound, active stereo vision and moveable seats. You will learn how nature has inspired her creations from a forest that transforms into towering columns, chimneys that hide an army of warriors, to a roof that looks like dragon skin.

Gaudí shaped the architectural landscape of Barcelona, ​​but his works also extend beyond the famous Sagrada Familia and Ciutadella Park. Once you've enjoyed the exhibition, wander around the city and you'll discover his vast portfolio of work. See his decorative works such as the lampposts he designed for the council, to the benches that have been erected in the Sagrada Familia and Colònia Güell.

15. Gaudí Experiencia 4D

The Gaudí Experience is the world's first interactive exhibition space to explore the life and work of the world-renowned artist. You will enter the world of one of the most famous Catalan modernist architects and discover his creative universe through avant-garde exhibitions and installments.

Connect with the displays and touchscreens, then sit back and be amazed by the Scope screen, 7.1 surround sound, active stereo vision and moveable seats. You will learn how nature has inspired her creations from a forest that transforms into towering columns, chimneys that hide an army of warriors, to a roof that looks like dragon skin.

Gaudí shaped the architectural landscape of Barcelona, ​​but his works also extend beyond the famous Sagrada Familia and Ciutadella Park. Once you've enjoyed the exhibition, wander around the city and you'll discover his vast portfolio of work. See his decorative works such as the lampposts he designed for the council, to the benches that have been erected in the Sagrada Familia and Colònia Güell.

16. Barcelona Architecture Tour

This comprehensive tour of Barcelona's most fascinating architecture reveals some secrets of their construction and the brilliant mind of their creator, Antoni Gaudí.

Your tour begins in the stunning Sant Pau Recinte Modernista, the largest Art Nouveau building in the world, a former hospital that now forms a richly decorated cultural complex with 16 unique pavilions.

Then, move on to one of the most recognizable buildings in the world, the Sagrada Familia. Your guide will tell you all about the history of its construction that spanned over 125 years and the secrets of the symbols embedded in its intricate facade.

Your tour ends on the wonderful Passeig de Gracia, famous for its high concentration of Art Nouveau and Modernist buildings designed by architects such as Gaudi, Montagner, Puig i Cadafalch and others. You'll even enter Casa Amatller to learn about the Barcelona chocolate-making process that started in 1797 , and you'll even be able to try a taste!

Barcelona's architecture, conceived by some of the greatest artistic minds in the world, displays an incredible attention to detail and complexity. Don't leave the city without joining this tour for a deeper immersion into the unrivaled architecture of beautiful Barcelona!

Highlights:

Recinte Modernista Sant Pau - The largest art nouveau complex in the world, used as a hospital until the late 1990s

Famous Modernist Houses - Including Casa Milá, Casa Batlió, Casa Amatller, Casa Lleó Morera, Casa de les Punxes and Casa Macaya

Casa Amatller - Where you will enter to know and taste the chocolate of Barcelona

Sagrada Família - Symbol of Barcelona and Gaudí's masterpiece, seen from four different perspectives

Passeig de Gracia - Home to stunning architecture and unique shops and restaurants

17. Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA)

There are three periods of modern art represented here: the 1940s to 1960s, 1960s and 1970s, and the contemporary period. The collections focus on post-1945 Catalan and Spanish art, although some international artists are also represented.

You will see works by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Guerrilla Girls, Alexander Calder and Juan Muñoz, among others. The museum also hosts various events, conferences and activities every day, promoting contemporary art among the younger generation.

18. Best of Barcelona Bike Tour

Perfect for the adventure-loving holidaymaker, you'll explore the vibrant city, learn all about its fascinating history and get a glimpse of the glittering Mediterranean.

The tour lasts approximately three and a half hours and an English-speaking guide will be on hand to show you all the best parts.

Visit the old town's hidden squares, Gaudi's masterpieces and take a break on the sandy beaches. When the sun is out, there's surely no better way to see Barcelona's sights than with this bike tour. Don't forget your camera - there will be plenty of opportunities to get social media worthy snaps.

Best of Barcelona Bike Tour Highlights

Old City
Raval district
The Sagrada Familia
Paseo de Grácia and Modernism
Arch of Triumph
Vila Olimpica
The Port Vell La
Barceloneta beach and the Maritim promenade

19. Modernist fences of Sant Pau

Sant Pau is one of the largest Art Nouveau complexes in Europe and a must-see when visiting Barcelona.

There's a lot to explore here: striking buildings, manicured gardens, and permanent exhibitions. Take a self-guided audio tour and learn about the sights as you pass them.

This complex celebrates the most important work of the architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner and, on this tour, you will travel through the history of urban development and explore this renovated complex of 12 buildings. Aside from the architecture, there's everything from underground tunnels, to mosaics and exhibits to keep you busy for hours.

Highlights of Sant Pau

Sant Salvador Pavilion : This exhibition space takes you on a journey through Barcelona's medical and health history, from the first unified hospital in 1401 to La Santa Creu in the 21st century. Explore showcases of medical artifacts and learn more about the heritage collection of the Recinte Modernista Sant Pau.

Sant Rafael Pavilion : step back in time and see a recreated hospital ward from the 1920s. You'll learn how the hospital was run in its early days, as well as gain insight into Barcelona of yesteryear.

20. Barcelona Zoo

In addition to the animal exhibits, you'll also find workshops, talks, and guided tours where you'll learn all about the animal's inhabitants and the zoo's conservation efforts. In addition there are also daily live meals.

Highlights of the Barcelona Zoo

Reptile House : See loads of weird and wonderful species in this massive reptile house, including Komodo dragons, snakes, and alligators.

African Savannah : Learn about giraffes, gazelles, cheetahs and elephants in this expansive exhibit inspired by the African plains.

21. Casa Museu Amatller

Learn all about Catalan modernism by exploring one of its greatest examples: Casa Museu Amatller.

Designed by architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch in 1900, it is preserved in its original condition with all its period furniture and decorations. Take a journey through time and explore this historic home and art museum. You'll find old photographs, plans, videos and artifacts to explore, telling the story of the Amatller family and the architecture and decoration of Catalan modernism.

22. Barcelona Old Markets Walking Tour

With your guide, you'll wander the ancient streets of the Barrio Gótico, learning about its history that dates back to Roman times.

In addition to stopping at key landmarks like Barcelona Cathedral and the Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar, you'll also explore three different markets. This is the perfect way to get to know life in Barcelona: the markets are a big part of the locals' daily routine and it is here that you will find the freshest produce in the city.

Plus, you'll also stop at a local caganer shop where you'll hear the story of one of Catalonia's strangest traditions and see it with your own eyes, a memory that will stay with you long after you leave Barcelona.

Highlights of the Barcelona Ancient Markets Walking Tour

Boqueria Market : This market's grand iron entrance makes it one of the city's most impressive landmarks.

Mercat de Santa Caterina - with its colorful undulating roof, this market is truly unique!

Mercat de El Born - not only is this market the largest covered square in Europe, it's also home to some fascinating excavated ruins.

Caganer Shop: Browse a selection of figurines and learn the weird and wonderful stories behind their origin.

23. Funicular of Barcelona

Head to the funicular station and take a comfortable cable car up to Montjuïc Park.

Take a leisurely ride on the Montjuïc cable car – a smooth 750m journey to the top of Montjuïc mountain, an architectural beauty and the epicenter of the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games. You'll see lots of special sights, from the imposing Torre Glòries to the Gaudi's crowning glory, the Sagrada Família.

The route begins at the Parc de Montjuïc, where your elegant and comfortable cable car ascends directly to the Castell de Montjuïc. On the return journey, you will have the option to stop at the Mirador de l'Alcalde: we highly recommend that you spend a relaxing hour strolling through the colorful Miramar Costa I Llobera, Cinto Verdaguer and Joan Brossa Gardens. You'll land straight away at the Parc de Montjuïc, although for walking enthusiasts there's also the option to walk back from the Mirador staging point.

Highlights

Viewpoint of the Mirador de l'Alcalde – stop at the viewpoint of the Mirador de l'Alcalde

Olympic Stadium - Check out a former Olympic stadium

Montjuïc Castle – Explore Montjuïc Castle

Art : Admire art at the Fundació Joan Miró museum (tickets can be purchased upon arrival)

Tiered Gardens - Explore a collection of beautiful tiered gardens

Each carriage seats up to eight people, so there's plenty of room for the whole family.

24. Montserrat on your own with bus transfer

• With us, there is no entry fee on the day – all you have to do is show your pass.
• Return transport to Montserrat.
• Escape the crowds of Barcelona and explore some of the most beautiful landscapes in Catalonia.

Get out of the city and explore one of the most picturesque places in Catalonia, Montserrat, without worrying about transportation.

Amigo tours will pick you up and drop you right in the heart of the city and give you plenty of time to explore Montserrat at your own pace.

Leaving Plaza de Catalunya early in the morning on an air-conditioned bus, you will enjoy the uphill journey to the mountain of Montserrat, located 720 meters above sea level. Offering some of the best sunrise views you could wish for, Montserrat is the perfect place to snap some spectacular landscape photos and soak up the unique views.

You will then be left to explore on your own. Perhaps you can pay a visit to the famous Benedictine monastery? Or you can put on your hiking shoes and follow one of the picturesque hiking routes. It totally depends on you.

Highlights of Montserrat

Santa Maria de Montserrat - the monastery was founded in the 11th century and rebuilt between the 19th and 20th centuries. Today it still functions with over 70 monks and is known for enshrining the image of the Virgin of Montserrat.

25. Combined admission to the Museum of Illusions and the Big Fun Museum

Use your pass to get combined admission to all museums within the Big Fun Museum complex, including the wonderful Museum of Illusions!

Inside the Big Fun Museum, you can forget reality for a moment as you zoom out to experience the Giant's House (step inside a giant shoe or rest in a teaspoon!) and delight in food art from the delicious as giant jellies and donuts but also paintings made with fruit and vegetables!

At the Museum of Illusions, prepare to be played tricks on you as you immerse yourself in stunning 3D paintings by Barcelona's best artists. You'll look like you can pet a dinosaur, lean over the Grand Cannon, be teleported to a spaceship, and fly with angel wings!

This extravagant wonderland is not to be missed on your trip to Barcelona.

26. Old Town and Gothic Quarter Walking Tour

Travel through 2,000 years of history from the ruins of the Roman Forum in the Plaza de Sant Jaume, to the medieval architecture of the Gothic Quarter.

You will learn about the Plaza del Rey and its Viceroy Palace, as well as the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Mar. The Gothic Quarter is one of the most charming in Barcelona and promises endless surprises of history and culture.

Walk down the bustling Ramblas and past Catalan delicacies inside the famous Boqueria market, where you can sample some Iberian ham and cava. This tour is a great choice for those who want to experience the depth of culture and history that lives in this vibrant city.

Did you know

• There are two legends about who founded Barcelona, ​​one is that it was founded by Hercules, 400 years before Rome was built. The second was the general Amilcare Barca, father of Hannibal, in the third century BC
• Although the Sagrada Família was known as Gaudi's masterpiece, he wasn't actually the first architect to work on the project. The architect Francesc del Villar was initially commissioned to design the church on that site.
• Barcelona boasts 9 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, seven of which were designed by Gaudi

27. Estrella Damm Brewery

At the Estrella Damm brewery you will have the chance to find out how this Mediterranean beer is created and learn more about the history of this important brand.

Once you've been taken on a tour, you'll have the chance to taste four beers, all made with 100% natural ingredients.

Estrella Damm Brewery Facts

• Estrella still uses founder August K. Damm's original recipe from 1876.

28. Escape Hunt Barcelona

Enjoy Escape Hunt Barcelona with Go City®

• With us, there is no entry fee on the day – all you have to do is show your pass.
• Choose from three different mysteries.
• Six game rooms to play simultaneously.

This impressive 400 m2 escape room is located just two minutes walk from the Sagrada Familia.

It boasts six arcades, so if you're traveling in a big group, you can compete against each other. You can also choose between three different mysteries based on true stories of Barcelona from the early 1900s. The games can be played in Catalan, Spanish, English and French and can be played by 2 to 34 players simultaneously.

Escape Hunt Barcelona mysteries

"The Mystery of Gaudí" - he lived as he died, mysteriously.
"The Vampiress of Barcelona" - don't be afraid of the dark.
"School of Thieves" – the worst pupils are our best students

29. Tapas tasting and tour of the Gothic Quarter

Enjoy a pintxos tasting and a tour of the Gothic Quarter with Go City®

• With us, there is no entry fee on the day – all you have to do is show your pass.
• 3 hours to explore the Gothic Quarter and learn its history from your guide.
• Get a true taste of the area while enjoying delicious pintxos at the end of your tour.

Don't leave Barcelona without exploring its beautiful Gothic Quarter! On this great walking tour, your local guide will take you to the best attractions in the district and tell you some history along the way.

The Gothic Quarter is one of the oldest parts of the city and you will learn how it was founded, its evolution over the years and the history of its most illustrious characters. You will also be taken to see the remains of the ancient city wall which dates back to Roman times, with medieval additions.

In addition, you will also learn about important figures in the city's history such as San Rocco and "Wilfred the Hairy", and hear about the flag of Catalonia and how its current design came about.

At the end of the tour, your guide will take you to a lovely traditional bar where you can enjoy a selection of pintxos , savory snacks consisting of a small tower of bread, cheeses, charcuterie, pickles and more, typically accompanied by a drink. Pintxos come in a wide variety and are held together with a small toothpick, known as a "tip" or "pinch", from which the word " pintxo" is derived.

Make sure you get some tips from your local guide on how to spend the rest of your trip in Barcelona!

Note: You will have one drink included with your pass.

30. Raval Walking Tour: Barcelona's Harsh Past

Join the Raval walking tour to discover Barcelona's dark past with Go City®

• With us, there is no entry fee on the day – all you have to do is show your pass.
• Your English-speaking guide will delight you with creepy tales of Barcelona's past, including haunted orphanages and vampires!
• Visit the oldest church in Barcelona and see the fantastic street art on the south side of the Raval.

This fascinating walking tour reveals the often macabre secrets of the Raval's past.

Your tour begins at the Casa de la Misericordia, where the spirits of orphaned children are said to still haunt the corridors today. Then it's through the busy alleyways for a tale with real bite to the home of the 'Vampire del Raval'.

The imposing Old Hospital de la Santa Creu is sure to make you cringe as you wander its mysterious grounds, so that your next stop - the Church of Sant Pau del Camp, with its Moorish cloisters and Gothic chapter house - may seem like a slight relief.

The tour ends with a stroll through the south side of the Raval, with its highly instagrammable graffiti and street art, then down to the harbor at Port Vell.

Your walk covers approximately two miles and takes two hours, but the terrifying tales you hear will linger long after you return home.

Highlights of the Raval walking tour

The House of the Vampire: Learn all about the 19th-century assassin known as the Vampire of Raval

Church of Sant Pau del Camp: The preserved architecture of this former monastery is not to be missed

31. CosmoCaixa Barcelona

Visit CosmoCaixa with Go City®

• With us, there is no entry fee on the day – all you have to do is show your pass.
• Explore more than 30,000 m2 filled with unique themed spaces and exhibitions.
• Enjoy hands-on interactive workshops and activities.

Embark on a journey through the earth's ecosystems, geological structures, space and time.

The Barcelona Science Museum boasts more than 30,000 square meters of space dedicated to discovering science and the world around us.

Explore an Amazon rainforest, learn all about the spectacular geological structures, and embark on a journey through space and time. As well as the permanent exhibits, there are hands-on activities and talks to keep you busy, as well as children's workshops for the whole family.

Highlights of CosmoCaixa

Flooded Forest : This massive, immersive exhibit recreates an Amazonian rainforest ecosystem, featuring piranhas, crocodiles, and other native plant and animal species.

Room of Matter – take a journey through the evolution of life and matter on our planet. This exhibit showcases experiments, real pieces, and living beings.

Geological Wall - Explore seven spectacular sections of real rock that illustrate the different geological structures of the world.

CosmoCaixa Facts

• There are over 3,000 known species of fish living in the Amazon River, and more have been discovered.
• The largest documented earthquake in the world occurred on May 22, 1960 in southern Chile: it measured a magnitude of 9.5 on the Richter scale.
• The historic part of the building that houses CosmoCaixa was initially used as accommodation for blind girls after completion in 1909.
• CosmoCaixa was opened to the public in 1981 as a science museum.

32. Gaudi's crypt in Colonia Guell

Discover Gaudí's Crypt in Colonia Güell, just 20 minutes from Barcelona.

This historic textile village dates back to 1890 and is one of Barcelona's most important historic sites, showcasing the city's industrial heritage. It was founded by Eusebio Güell and an army of modernist architects who helped create, design and structure this replica village with a true Catalan art nouveau feel.

Step back in time and admire 19th-century modernist architecture as you wander the streets of this former industrial city. Do not miss some of the most impressive buildings, Ca l'Ordal, which represents a traditional Catalan country house, as well as Can Soler de la Torre, which was a former home of the Güell family itself, dating back to the 17th century.

Highlights of Colonia Güell and Gaudí's Crypt

Gaudí Crypt – Gaudí's crypt is an important historical site, not only for its beauty but also as a representation of all of Gaudí's modernist styles, from anti-geometric to vibrant color palette. Gaudí even said that it would be a monumental model of the Sagrada Familia if the latter were completed.

Exhibitions: Colonia Güell's former cooperative has five permanent exhibitions: Industrial Colonies, The Mill, People, Colonia Güell and Gaudí's Church, bringing the village to life, how the people lived, and the life and works of the iconic architect.

Facts of Colonia Güell and Gaudí's Crypt

• The Crypt was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2005.
• After being invited to design the crypt, Güell told Gaudí to "do as you please". Setting no limits, deadlines, budgets or barriers, Gaudí said that if the church was completed it would be a "monumental model of the Sagrada Familia".
• Güell and Gaudí became friends after meeting at the Universal Exposition held in Paris in 1878 after Güell was impressed by Gaudí's work at the Spanish Pavilion.

33. Sagrada Familia 360 virtual tour

Enjoy a 360-degree virtual tour of the Sagrada Familia with Go City®

• With us, there is no entry fee on the day – all you have to do is show your pass.
• Discover the iconic basilica with the augmented reality of a VR headset.
• Hear all about the illustrious life of Antoni Gaudi.
• Discover the meanings behind the ornate facades of this beautiful building.

The Sagrada Familia is one of the most recognizable buildings in the entire world and what better way to discover its secrets from the outside than through these amazing virtual reality headsets.

Meet your guide at the Kurz&Gut Gaudi restaurant on Avinguda de Gaudí, 5, Barcelona 08025 and then you will be taken to the Sagrada Familia a short walk away.

Put on your goggles (with a disposable lens between each use for safety) and you'll be transported from the Basilica's exterior to its glorious interior!

You will truly feel like you are there! Stroll through the famous interior and admire the beautiful architecture of the nave, pillars and ceiling with its exquisite detailing, all from the safety of the outdoors.

Additionally, your guide will also give you a detailed overview of the building's iconic facades: the Passion Facade and the Nativity Facade, where the meaning of their intricate carvings will be demystified.

This is a totally unique and unforgettable experience in the heart of Barcelona and a great way to get to grips with one of the city's most beautiful and well-regarded monuments.

Tours are available in English, Spanish, Italian and French and pass holders will also have exclusive access to a 10% discount on food and drinks at the meeting point.

34. Modernism and Gaudi walking tour

Go on a modernism and Gaudi walking tour with Go City®

• With us, there is no entry fee on the day – all you have to do is show your pass.
• 3-hour guided tour of Gaudi's most famous works.
• Tours are provided in English.
• Your Go Barcelona pass gives you access to dozens more of the city's top attractions, so be sure to check out!

Anyone who is a fan of Gaudi and his works, this tour is a great overview of his major works and the legacy left to see in Barcelona.

This iconic artist and architect was behind the famous La Pedrera, with its undulating facade; Casa Battlo and its skeletal, reptilian design and Barcelona's masterpiece the (still unfinished) Sagrada Familia. El Eixample neighborhood is another area well known for experimenting with the modernist style born in the mid-19th century that is synonymous with Barcelona's urban landscape.

Did you know

• There are two legends about who founded Barcelona, ​​one is that it was founded by Hercules, 400 years before Rome was built. The second was the general Amilcare Barca, father of Hannibal, in the third century BC
• Although the Sagrada Família was known as Gaudi's masterpiece, he wasn't actually the first architect to work on the project. The architect Francesc del Villar was initially commissioned to design the church on that site.

Barcelona boasts 9 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, seven of which were designed by Gaudi

35. Egyptian Museum of Barcelona

Visit the Egyptian Museum of Barcelona with Go City®

• With us, there is no entry fee on the day – all you have to do is show your pass.
• Enjoy entry to permanent and temporary exhibitions.
• See over 1000 ancient artifacts.

One for history lovers: The Museum of Ancient Egyptian Culture boasts a wealth of cultural artifacts.

This museum explores the life and customs of ancient Egyptian civilizations and you'll have a front row seat. Your expert tour guide will regale you with facts, as you browse over 1000 articles.

See everything from jewelery and statues to ceramics and cosmetics as you visit the three main exhibition areas and a range of permanent and temporary exhibitions. You'll also be able to see ornate coffins, sarcophagi and burial artifacts if your interests are more macabre.

This museum is considered one of the most complete in Europe. It was established by the Clos Archaeological Foundation, a private non-profit entity founded by Jordi Clos Llombart in 1992. Their mission is to "promote and disseminate art in general and archeology in particular, Ancient Egypt ".

Facts of the Egyptian Museum of Barcelona

• Ancient Egyptian men and women both wore makeup, made from minerals and metals such as copper and lead.
• The ancient Egyptians believed in more than 2,000 gods and goddesses.
• Mummification was an expensive and time-consuming process reserved for the wealthiest and most prominent members of society.

36. Catalonia in Miniature

Visit Catalonia in Miniature with Go City®

• With us, there is no entry fee on the day – all you have to do is show your pass.
• Get general admission to Catalunya en Miniatura to see over 100 models.
• Free audio guide so you can learn about the sights.
• Enjoy reduced admission to the adventure park.

Embark on a mini adventure and explore all the best bits of Catalonia at Catalunya en Miniatura.

This tiny theme park contains small-scale models of the most famous monuments and buildings found in Catalan. A perfect day out for all the family, you'll see Gaudí's work, Barcelona in miniature and more. Make sure you pick up an audio guide so you can learn about the sights as you explore them.

You can also enjoy the adrenaline adventure park for a reduced price. There are four adventure circuits with 66 different activities to choose from. Fly down a zip line, climb a tree, scale a wall – there are plenty of family-friendly activities to keep you and the kids entertained.

The theme park also offers other more relaxing activities. Enjoy the picnic areas, bar and restaurant, ride the train or see what's playing in the amphitheater.

The highlights of Catalunya en Miniatura

Barcelona – there are more than 48 models to explore in the Catalan capital. See examples of Gothic, Romanesque and Modernist architecture including La Sagrada Familia, Montserrat, Camp Nou, Rupit, Columbus Monument and more.
Gerona – from the beaches of the Costa Brava to the ski resorts of the Pyrenees, you will see them all in Gerona in miniature.
Lleida – this province has over 22 models, from the Vall de Boi to the foothills of the Pyrenees.
Tarragona - Stroll the Costa Dorada and see over 18 models from this region.
Gaudí - See Gaudí's most famous creations in miniature.

37. Illa Fantasia water park

Go wild at the Illa Fantasia water park and spend the day zipping down waterslides, enjoying the surf in the park's wave pool, and swimming around its three large pools.

With 22 slides to enjoy, you'll have plenty to keep you entertained.

Highlights of the Illa Fantasia water park

xtremm fall - as the largest inclined loop in Southern Europe, this is a must for adrenaline junkies!

Aquamania : These three 15m high slides will whisk you from top to bottom in less than 10 seconds!

Bitour : Glide above the park's restaurants and enjoy incredible views as you twist and turn your way down.

38. Olympic and Sports Museum

• With us, there is no entry fee on the day – all you have to do is show your pass.
• Explore the museum's interactive exhibits and sports memorabilia collection.

For sports fanatics, the Olympic and Sports Museum (or Museu Olímpic i de l'Esport) is a must.

At this museum, you can relive the excitement of the 1992 Barcelona Olympics and learn more about the Games through its fun and interactive exhibits.

The museum offers an interesting insight into the history of the Olympics, as well as celebrating the year that Barcelona hosted. There are also plenty of opportunities to test your athletic skills. Don't miss the museum's climbing wall and running simulator!

Highlights of the Olympic and Sports Museum

Sports Walk : This walkway takes you on a journey through history, from the origins of exercise to the modern sporting world.
Dynamics of Sport: After exploring the history of the Olympics, this area of ​​the museum offers you the chance to test your sporting skills.
Barcelona 92: Relive this exciting sporting year and find out what made Barcelona such a great Olympic host.

39. Museu d'Historia de Catalunya

Beginning in the Stone Age, this museum takes you on a journey from the origins of Catalonia to the present day.

The museum illustrates the history, culture and politics of the area through interactive exhibits, dioramas, films, photographs and artefacts and offers a fascinating insight into Catalonia and its people.

In addition to the permanent exhibition, the first floor of the museum also hosts temporary exhibitions included in the Barcelona Pass.

Highlights of the Museu d'Historia de Catalunya

Second floor: here you will discover the origins of Catalonia, starting from the Paleolithic.
Third floor: discover the modern history of Catalonia, from the 18th century to the present day.
Terrace: You end up on the museum's terrace, which offers an incredible view of the harbour.

40. KBr Fundació MAPFRE - Museum of Photography

Visit the KBr Fundació MAPFRE Photography Museum with Go City®

• With us, there is no entry fee on the day – all you have to do is show your pass.
• Over 1,400 square meters of exhibition space in which to discover works of art.
• Explore the foundation's educational program for an in-depth photography experience.

This sensational exhibition covers a wide range of genres, but the permanent exhibition is particularly geared towards the early years of photography (1850 - 1950).

This is among the best museums for photography in Catalonia, in fact, the central hall of the building is dedicated to works of art of Catalan origin so you can get a true taste of the local talent.

But they are not all beautiful prints to admire. Here they are also developing a permanent educational program focused more on training future generations to understand the language of photography and its artistic dimension than on explaining a specific exhibition.

No doubt your need for a breath of culture and colorful creativity will be satisfied after an afternoon at MAFRE.

41. MEAM - European Museum of Modern Art

Discover thousands of modern artworks by artists from every continent.

MEAM is a living museum and its exhibits are constantly updated. Along with the paintings, you'll find concerts, theatre, sculpture, experimental works and much more.

42. CaixaForum Barcelona

Fill up on culture at Barcelona's CaixaForum gallery, home to a contemporary art collection, exhibitions, guided tours, film screenings, concerts and more.

The gallery is located in an old textile factory, designed by Puig i Cadafalch, who transformed this jewel of industrial modernism into an art building.

It is one of the most dynamic, active and vibrant cultural spaces in the city and has an extensive social, cultural and educational program with first-class exhibitions. There is everything from art and film to music, performance and multimedia art on display here.

The "La Caixa" Contemporary Art Collection is one of the most important collections in Spain, with previous exhibitions featuring works by Dalí, Goya, Delacroix, Barceló, Lucien Freud, Cartier-Bresson, Le Corbusier and others.

Highlights of the CaixaForum Barcelona

• Historical modernist building from 1900
• Five exhibition halls, with permanent and temporary exhibitions
• Social, cultural and educational programmes

43. Museu de la Música

See how music and sound have developed from Baroque, Classical and Romantic times, right up to today.

The Museu de la Música in Barcelona exhibits a collection of over 500 musical instruments and documents that trace the development of music in time and space.

You'll be able to see a whole host of different instruments and hear a cacophony of sounds. You'll also see historic guitars from a collection considered one of the best in the world. Don't miss out on these three unique Baroque jewels either: the Zell harpsichord (1737), the Hauslaib claviorgan (c. 1600), and the Pérez Molero organ (1719).

This immersive center also runs a whole roster of events. Check out workshops, concerts, lectures, recordings, live music and more. Guided and audio tours are also available if you want to really get your musical knowledge singing.

Highlights of the Museu de la Música

Orpheus : discover the elements that make up music and discover music through the ages.
The Permanence of Sound – this exhibition explores society's need to capture music throughout history.
Interactive Gallery : Challenge yourself with replicas and real instruments and discover how and why they make a sound.

What's included?
City Pass
After you book the tour, we will send you the validation ticket by email.

What should I bring with me?
Your mobile camera.

Experience type
attraction
Expiry of the pass
It never expires

Cancellation Policy: Non-Refundable