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Gaudí landmarks — Sagrada Família

Gaudí & Modernisme

Gaudí's masterpieces and the wider Modernisme movement — the buildings that define Barcelona's skyline and streets.

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Sagrada Família

Gaudí's unfinished basilica and Barcelona's most iconic landmark, now the tallest church in the world.

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Casa Batlló

A dragon-backed rooftop and bone-like balconies make this Gaudí's most theatrical façade.

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Casa Milà (La Pedrera)

Gaudí's rippling stone apartment block, topped with a rooftop of warrior-like chimneys.

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Palau Güell

Gaudí's early masterpiece for patron Eusebi Güell, with parabolic arches and a mosaic chimney forest.

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Park Güell

Gaudí's whimsical public park, famous for its mosaic terrace, trencadís salamander and city views.

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Casa Vicens

Gaudí's first house, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed Modernist gem in the Gràcia neighbourhood.

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Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau

A UNESCO-listed Modernist hospital complex by Lluís Domènech i Montaner, with ornate pavilions linked by underground tunnels.

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Casa Amatller

A Modernist townhouse by Josep Puig i Cadafalch right next to Casa Batlló, with a stepped Flemish-style gable and its original interiors.

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Casa Lleó Morera

A richly decorated Modernist gem by Domènech i Montaner on Passeig de Gràcia's “Block of Discord”.

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Casa de les Punxes

Puig i Cadafalch's fairy-tale “house of spikes”, with six pointed turrets and a rooftop terrace you can visit.

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Barcelona culture — palace

Museums & culture

Art, science and music, all held inside buildings as remarkable as their collections.

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Museu Picasso

Housed in five medieval palaces, home to one of the world's most complete collections of Picasso's early work.

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CosmoCaixa

An interactive science museum with a real slice of Amazon rainforest growing under one roof.

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3

Palau de la Música Catalana

A UNESCO-listed concert hall famed for its stained-glass skylight and mosaic-covered columns.

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Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya

Catalonia's national art museum, housed in a grand palace with Romanesque frescoes and a rooftop city view.

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Barcelona Cathedral

The Gothic-quarter seat of the Archbishop of Barcelona, with a cloister of white geese and rooftop views.

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Museu d'Història de Barcelona (MUHBA)

Underground Roman ruins beneath Plaça del Rei, tracing Barcelona's story from ancient Barcino to the medieval city.

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Museu Marítim de Barcelona

Housed in the medieval Royal Shipyards, with a full-scale replica of a 16th-century royal galley.

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Jardí Botànic de Barcelona

A hillside botanical garden on Montjuïc showcasing Mediterranean-climate plants from five continents.

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CCCB — Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona

A former 19th-century almshouse turned hub for urban culture, exhibitions and film.

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Museu Frederic Marès

A sculptor's personal collection, from Romanesque religious carvings to everyday 19th-century objects.

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Museu de la Música

Over 500 instruments inside the modern L'Auditori complex, including a rare 18th-century harpsichord.

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Museu Blau

Barcelona's natural science museum, with a suspended whale skeleton and an immersive walk through Earth's history.

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MACBA — Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona

A striking white Richard Meier building holding Catalonia's leading collection of post-1945 contemporary art.

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Fundación MAPFRE KBr Photography Center

A dedicated photography institution with rotating exhibitions from established and emerging photographers.

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Museu d'Arqueologia de Catalunya (MAC)

Catalonia's archaeology museum, tracing history from prehistory to the early Middle Ages.

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Museu del Disseny de Barcelona

Barcelona's design museum, covering decorative arts, fashion, ceramics and graphic design across the centuries.

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Fundació Foto Colectania

A non-profit photography centre with a collection of Catalan, Spanish and Portuguese photographers.

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18

Mies van der Rohe Pavilion

The minimalist glass-and-marble German Pavilion from the 1929 International Exposition, rebuilt on its original site.

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La Virreina Centre de la Imatge

A baroque palace on La Rambla hosting free exhibitions in photography, film and critical theory.

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Palau Robert

A neoclassical mansion on Passeig de Gràcia with free Catalan-themed cultural exhibitions and gardens.

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El Born Centre de Cultura i Memòria (CCM)

Barcelona's 1876 iron-and-glass market building, preserved over the archaeological ruins of the 1714 siege.

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Poble Espanyol

An open-air village of 117 recreated buildings showcasing architecture styles from across Spain.

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Visiting 3 or more museums? See our Combined Pass section for a multi-museum pass →

Views & Sightseeing

Views & Sightseeing

Panoramas over the city, family days out, and the easiest ways to see the main sights in one go.

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Montjuïc Castle

A centuries-old military fortress crowning Montjuïc hill, with sweeping views over the city and port.

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Torre Glòries

Barcelona's landmark skyscraper by Jean Nouvel, with a panoramic viewing deck near the top.

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Transbordador Aeri del Port

The historic harbour cable car, gliding above the port between Barceloneta and Montjuïc hill.

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Barcelona Bus Turístic

The official hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus, run by Barcelona's transport operator TMB, with routes past the major landmarks.

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5

Barcelona Zoo

Home to hundreds of species, set inside the green heart of Ciutadella Park.

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L'Aquàrium Barcelona

Walk beneath sharks and rays through an 80-metre underwater tunnel at the port.

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Tibidabo Amusement Park

A century-old hilltop funfair with the best panoramic views over Barcelona.

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Montjuïc Cable Car

Glide above the city to Montjuïc Castle in a cabin with sweeping sea and skyline views.

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PortAventura World

A big theme park and water park with rollercoasters for every age, about 100 km south-west of Barcelona.

It's roughly a 1-hour drive or train ride from the city, so it works best as a full-day trip.

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Looking for a boat trip around the port? See Activities.

Visiting 3 or more family attractions? See our Combined Pass section for a family multi-attraction card →

Travelling with a little one? Before you book, check each attraction's official page for stroller access, baby-changing facilities and age-based ticket rules.

Shows & Nightlife

Shows & Nightlife

Opera, theatre and live flamenco — official box offices for Barcelona's best nights out.

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Gran Teatre del Liceu

Barcelona's historic opera house on La Rambla, with opera, ballet and concerts through the season.

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Teatre Nacional de Catalunya

Catalonia's national theatre, in a striking Ricardo Bofill building near Plaça de les Glòries — plays are mostly in Catalan.

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3

Tablao Flamenco Cordobés

A flamenco tablao on La Rambla, one of the best-known places in the city to see live flamenco.

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Looking for concerts at the Palau de la Música Catalana? See Museums & culture.

Events & Festivals

Events & Festivals

Big annual events — dates and tickets change every year, so always check each organiser's official site.

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Primavera Sound

Barcelona's big international music festival, held at Parc del Fòrum on the seafront, usually in early summer.

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Sónar

An international festival of electronic music and digital creativity, usually held in June.

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Fira de Santa Llúcia

Barcelona's traditional Christmas market by the Cathedral — trees, nativity figures and gifts, from late November to 23 December.

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La Mercè

The city's biggest street festival around 24 September, with concerts, human towers and the fire-run parade — much of it free.

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Barcelona sports — football stadium

Sports

Football, basketball, tennis and motorsport — official tickets straight from the clubs and organisers.

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Camp Nou — FC Barcelona Experience

Walk the stands and the trophy room of FC Barcelona's home stadium and museum.

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Camp Nou — Match Tickets

Catch FC Barcelona live at Camp Nou — book official match-day tickets straight from the club.

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RCD Espanyol — Match Tickets

Watch RCD Espanyol play at their stadium in Cornellà-El Prat, just outside the city centre.

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FC Barcelona Basketball — Match Tickets

Watch FC Barcelona's basketball team at the Palau Blaugrana, the club's home arena.

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5

Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell

The ATP tennis tournament (Trofeo Conde de Godó), played each spring at the Real Club de Tenis Barcelona.

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Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya

Barcelona's racing circuit in Montmeló, hosting international motorsport events such as racing series and endurance races.

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Museu Olímpic i de l'Esport

A museum on Montjuïc hill about Olympic history and sport, close to the 1992 Olympic stadium.

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Barcelona transport

Transport

Getting to, from and around Barcelona — bikes, metro, cabs, buses, trains and cruise ports.

Bi-Cycle

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Bicing

Barcelona's official public bike-share scheme — subscribe to pick up and drop off bikes at stations around the city.

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AMBici

TMB's regional bike-share service covering Barcelona and surrounding municipalities.

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City transport

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TMB — Metro & Bus Fares

Official single-ride and multi-ride fares for Barcelona's metro, tram and bus network, run by TMB.

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Using the metro, bus, tram, local trains and the Montjuïc funicular on several days? See our Combined Pass section for the unlimited City Travel Card →

Cab

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Cabify

Book a private ride around Barcelona through the Cabify app.

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Bolt

Ride-hailing app operating in Barcelona for quick point-to-point trips.

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FreeNow

Book licensed taxis and private cars in Barcelona directly through the FreeNow app.

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Airport service

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Aerobus

The official express bus between El Prat Airport and the city centre, running every few minutes.

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TMB Metro — Airport (L9 Sud)

Take the metro directly between the airport terminals and the city on TMB's L9 Sud line.

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Rodalies R2 Nord — Airport train

The regional train linking El Prat Airport (Terminal 2) with Barcelona-Sants and Passeig de Gràcia.

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Bus

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ALSA

Spain's national coach network, useful for day trips and longer journeys out of Barcelona.

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Moventis

Regional bus operator serving routes across Catalonia in and around Barcelona.

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Regional train tickets

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Rodalies de Catalunya

The official regional (Rodalies/R-lines) train network connecting Barcelona with nearby towns and the coast.

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High speed train

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Renfe

Spain's national rail operator, including AVE high-speed trains to and from Barcelona.

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Iryo

A high-speed rail operator connecting Barcelona with Madrid and other major Spanish cities.

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Cruise booking

For cruises departing from Barcelona, these are the official cruise operators serving the port:

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MSC Cruises — Barcelona Departures

Mediterranean cruise itineraries departing from the Port of Barcelona.

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2

Baleària

Ferry crossings from Barcelona to the Balearic Islands and Italy.

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GNV (Grandi Navi Veloci)

Ferry connections from the Port of Barcelona to Italy and Morocco.

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ALSA Bus Nàutic

An electric water shuttle across Port Vell, listed under ALSA's tourist services — from Moll de Drassanes (by the Columbus monument) to Moll de Llevant near Barceloneta beach, about 10 minutes.

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Activities in Barcelona

Activities

Padel courts, sports car rentals and boat trips around Barcelona.

These activities are provided by third-party companies. We do not provide any recommendation or endorsement — the links below are for your convenience only, and any booking happens directly with the provider.

Padel court booking

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Fairplay Padel Club

Padel courts in Barcelona — check availability and book a court directly with the club.

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Vall Parc Padel & Tennis Club

Padel and tennis courts in Barcelona, with online booking for members and visitors.

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Sports car booking

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Rent Bull Barcelona

Rent a Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche or other supercar for a drive around Barcelona.

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RentLuxeCar — Barcelona

Luxury and sports car rentals with a Barcelona pick-up location.

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Drive Me Barcelona — Circuits

Track-day style circuit driving experiences in sports cars near Barcelona.

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Boat booking

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Las Golondrinas — Port & Coastline (60 min)

A 60-minute boat trip around Barcelona's port and coastline, direct from the operator.

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Las Golondrinas — Tickets (via This Is Barcelona)

The same Las Golondrinas port and coastline boat tour, bookable through this ticketing partner.

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Combined multi-attraction passes for Barcelona

Combined Pass

Genuine official multi-attraction and multi-day passes — never a private reseller bundle. Good value once you're covering several stops in one trip.

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6-Museum Pass

One official ticket for six of Barcelona's leading art museums, including Museu Picasso and MNAC, both already on this site. Pays for itself from 3 museums visited.

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Family Attractions Card

Issued directly by Barcelona's official tourism board. Bundles free entry to the Zoo, Tibidabo, CosmoCaixa and L'Aquàrium, plus unlimited public transport, for 72–120 hours.

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City Travel Card

The official public transport pass, issued by the city's own transport operator — unlimited metro, bus, tram and local trains, including the airport connection, for 24 to 120 hours.

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Barcino Sacra Card

Issued directly by the Barcelona Cathedral, this pass covers the city's historic religious sites — including the Cathedral and Santa Maria del Mar — within a single visit window.

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Barcelona Card

Issued by Barcelona's official tourism board: unlimited public transport plus free or discounted entry to many museums and attractions, for 72 to 120 hours.

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