Select Your Experience
- Tick one of the largest garden spaces in Spain off your bucket list with this timed entry ticket.
- Enter Park Guell at the time selected during booking and get the flexibility to explore at your own pace as you leisurely stroll the attraction.
- Admire the vision of architect Antoni Gaudí and appreciate the merging of nature and architectural structure throughout the park.
- Pro Tip: Pack a picnic with delicacies from your favorite bakery and enjoy the delicious spread with friends and family.
- Don’t Miss: Gaudi’s Dragon in all its salamander-like glory in mosaic!
- Tip: When heading to Park Güell, take the metro to Lesseps if you want to get in some extra daily steps. Alternatively, take Bus 24 or 32 which will drop you off right by the park’s gates.
- For visitors with mobility issues, Park Güell offers two free wheelchairs for hire (subject to availability). The tourist coach car park has 3 places for guests with reduced mobility.
- Be sure to wear comfortable footwear and bring along sunscreen and a hat for a smooth experience.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
- With pre-purchased mobile tickets into Gaudí's magnificent Casa Batlló, a UNESCO World Heritage site, you will get to explore the depths of one of Gaudí's masterpieces with guaranteed entry for your selected time slot.
- Your included audio guide will give you an insightful tour of this fascinating piece of architecture.
- Upgrade your ticket to include a virtual reality tablet to better immerse yourself in the Casa using augmented reality, virtual environments, and 3D Animations.
- Save your time and money with these tickets that are sold at a 15% discount over the ticket price at the venue!
This ticket has the following options that you can choose from:
- Blue (Visit with Audioguide, Gaudí Cube)
- Silver (Audioguide, Virtual Reality tablet, Gaudí Cube, Gaudí Dome, and more)
- Gold (Audioguide, Virtual Reality tablet, Gaudí Cube, Gaudí Dome, Fast Pass, Batlló's Private Room, and more)
Important Note
- Silver: As of Nov 5, Fast Pass will be added as an add-on.
- Gold: As of Nov 5, the glass will be replaced by a visit to the Señores Batlló bedroom and a vintage photo.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
La Pedrera Sunrise Tour at Casa Milà
- See Casa Milà unhindered by crowds on this exclusive ‘La Pedrera Sunrise’ tour. Visit early in the morning and access places not open to the public.
- Make the house your own and roam the hallways with your English-speaking guide as you discover all 5 floors of the building, including the basement!
- View different areas that are not part of the normal tour such as the Warrior Rooftop, Whale Attic, Tenants' Apartments, Butterfly Courtyard, and many others.
- Head on to the terrace and soak in the stunning views of Barcelona while discovering the inspirations behind one of Gaudi’s architectural masterpieces.
- The tour lasts approximately 90 minutes, after which you are free to explore the venue on your own until the closing time of 8:30pm.
- Facilities: Wheelchair Accessible.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Priority Access to Sagrada Familia + Escorted Entrance
- Dive into the action with fast-track access to Barcelona's hottest UNESCO site, Sagrada Familia, Antoni Gaudi’s in-progress masterpiece.
- Make the most out of your visit with unlimited time inside the venue. - Enjoy a complimentary 30-minute introduction to the world of Gaudi, led by an expert English and Spanish-speaking tour guide.
- Support art heritage! Did you know that a proportion of these proceeds go directly towards the restoration and construction of the venue?
This ticket has the following options that you can choose from:
- Sagrada Familia + Escorted Entrance
- English Guided Tour
- Spanish Guided Tour
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Combo: Park Güell + Sagrada Familia Tickets
- This pocket-friendly combo is the perfect ticket for those who are short on time and don’t want to miss out on visiting the most iconic attractions in Spain.
- Explore Park Güell, the lively modernist park, without any hurry and sunbathe in the garden.
- Make your way to Sagrada Familia, the imposing structure that dominates the Barcelona skyline, with priority access making your experience even smoother.
- Take back an impressive set of Instagram-friendly photos of intricate architecture, sure to give you lifetime bragging rights!
- Choose the preferred time for your visit to Park Guell keeping in mind the time it takes to travel between the park and Sagrada Familia.
Sagrada Familia
- Did you know? Late afternoon is the best time to visit the basilica. There’s nothing like the sight of its interiors bathed in warm sunlight.
- Strict Dress Code: No tank tops, strapless shirts, short shorts, or sandals will be accepted.
- The interiors of the Sagrada Familia are wheelchair accessible.
Park Güelll
- Tip: When heading to Park Güell, take the metro to Lesseps if you want to get in some extra daily steps. Alternatively, take Bus 24 or 32 which will drop you off right by the park’s gates.
- For visitors with mobility issues, Park Güell offers two free wheelchairs for hire (subject to availability). The tourist coach car park has 3 places for guests with reduced mobility.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Barcelona is a beautiful seaside city with a rich culture, legendary architecture, and top-notch nightlife. This seaside city appears to draw all different kinds of tourists, from the peaceful paths of the vibrant Park Güell to the charmingly tight lanes of Barri Gotic; from the beachside nightclubs to the city's hundreds of holy churches and architectural wonders. Here are the best attractions in Barcelona that you must visit.
30 Top Attractions in Barcelona
1. La Sagrada Familia
Religious | Architecture
Visitors to the Catalan capital must view the Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Familia, which many locals consider to be the monument that best represents Barcelona. The church, which was first intended to be a straightforward Roman Catholic building honoring Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, developed into the most renowned example of Catalan Modernism. The basilica, created by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi, is a physical representation of Gaudi's belief that God created the world.
Interesting Fact: Gaudi made an effort to combine complex scientific metaphors with Christian terminology and biblical allegories.
Location: C/ de Mallorca, 401, 08013 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
From €34
2. Park Guell
Sightseeing | Architecture
Both visitors and residents like visiting Park Güell. The city's favorite location has a swaying balcony, the vibrant Guard's House, and a stunning view of the sea and the city of Barcelona in the distance. It serves as a good representation of Barcelona, a vibrant, diverse city with a Mediterranean feel. Antoni Gaudi created the architectural gem Park Güell, which features undulating designs that perfectly complement each other and columns in the shape of trees.
Why Visit: An unmatched Gaudi technique that brings the elements of Gaudi to life is the colors of the broken tile mosaics that cover the surface of the pieces.
Location: 08024 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
from €10
3. Casa Batllo
Historic | Sightseeing
One of the most peculiar residences in all of Europe is Casa Batlló, built in 1904–1906. Gaudi is at his most fantastical here. With its humorous exterior and marine-themed influences as well as its groundbreaking experiments with light and architectural form, this apartment tower is among the most recognizable buildings in a city where the stakes for good design are quite high (straight lines are rare and far between).
Interesting Fact: Gaudi went all out inside and out when he was hired to redesign this building. Deep-sea blue tiles shine in internal light wells. The fundamental foundation of the building exudes a very modern and distinctive vibe.
Location: Pg. de Gràcia, 43, 08007 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
from €35
4. Camp Nou
Entertainment | Sports
Camp Nou was built between 1954 and 1957, and a match involving FC Barcelona and a team from Warsaw served as its formal debut. Camp Nou has been used for a number of purposes besides sports, such as presenting sizable concerts. Pope John Paul II was named an honorary citizen of Barcelona on November 17, 1982, and he conducted mass at Camp Nou in front of some 121,500 people. Bruce Springsteen and Julio Iglesias both performed at Camp Nou.
Tip: If you can get a ticket to an FC Barcelona game at Camp Nou, do not miss that opportunity to experience Camp Nou at its best.
Location: C. d'Arístides Maillol, 12, 08028 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
from €20
5. Barcelona Cathedral
Religious | Historic
It's beautiful to see Barcelona's main center of worship. Its elaborate main front, which is embellished with gargoyles and intricate stone carvings typical of northern European Gothic, sets it apart from other Barcelona churches. The interior is a vast, towering expanse divided into a central nave and two aisles by rows of elegant, thin pillars. The cathedral's austere decoration has persisted since it was one of the few Barcelona churches that anarchists spared during the civil war.
Interesting Fact: The facade was built between 1887 and 1890. The rest of the structure dates from 1298 to 1460.
Location: Pla de la Seu, s/n, 08002 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
from €9
6. Barcelona Aquarium
Leisure | Family-Friendly
Even though it's difficult to remain calm when a shark swims over you flashing its incisor-studded, gaping smile, this 80-meter shark tunnel is the centerpiece of one of Europe's biggest aquariums. The best Mediterranean collection in the world is housed in Barcelona's aquarium, which juts out into the port. It also has a wide variety of vibrant species from the Red Sea, the Caribbean, and the Great Barrier Reef. 11,000 creatures from 450 distinct species are present here.
Why Visit: If you are a shark enthusiast, then this is one of the best places to witness the white tip, sand tiger, black tip, and sandbar.
Location: del Port Vell, Moll d'Espanya, s/n, 08039 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
from €24
7. Barcelona Zoo
Kid-Friendly | Leisure
Around 2000 animals, including gorillas, lions, elephants, and Iberian wolves, as well as pony rides, picnic areas, and an adventure playground, can be found in the zoo in Barcelona. Officials in Barcelona imposed limitations on animal reproduction in 2019 until they were released into the wild; many animals are probably being moved to nature reserves. If you are traveling to Barcelona with children, it is among the greatest places to go.
Tip: Visit the zoo on a cool day so that you can see most of the animals out and about.
Location: Parc de la, 08003 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
from €21.40
8. Poble Espanyol
Sightseeing | Architecture
This "Spanish Village" was built for the local crafts section of the 1929 World Exhibition and is a great photo album of Spanish architecture. You can travel from Andalusia to Galicia in a few hours while making stops at surprisingly authentic miniature representations of well-known Spanish locations. Among the 117 buildings are eateries, cafes, restaurants, clubs, craft stores, workshops for glass artists and other artisans, as well as gift shops.
Tip: The two-hour Joc del Sarró, in which children search the village for answers to numerous puzzles, is open to children's groups.
Location: Av. Francesc Ferrer I Guàrdia, 13, 08038 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
from €11.20
9. Museum of Contemporary Art of Barcelona
Museum
Explore both the temporary and permanent exhibits at the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art (MACBA) and let your creativity run wild. The museum, which is renowned for being at the center of Barcelona's contemporary art scene, has 3,000 pieces in its permanent collection that date from the middle of the 20th century onward. Find here beautiful and thought-provoking works from the 1940s through the 1960s, the 1960s through the 1970s, and modern periods.
Why Visit: Numerous well-known artists, including Keith Haring, Vito Acconci, Andy Warhol, Anish Kapoor, Antoni Tapies, Donald Judd, and others, have pieces in the collection of the MACBA.
Location: Plaça dels Àngels, 1, 08001 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
from €10
10. KBr Photography Center
Museum
Fundación MAPFRE Barcelona is starting a new chapter in its long-standing dedication to artistic photography with the establishment of the KBr Photography Center. With two exhibition areas, a bookstore, a location for educational programs, and a multipurpose auditorium, KBr becomes a recognized national and international authority in the field of photography. One of the most important patrons of photography is Fundación MAPFRE, the company that runs the KBr Photography Center.
Tip: You can visit the Librera KBr by Juan Naranjo, a library devoted to the study of photography, while you're at the KBr Photography Center.
Location: Av. del Litoral, 30, 08005 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
from €5
11. Big Fun Museum
Kid-friendly | Museum
A time-out area, seven separate museums with wacky themes, and an interactive space are all housed under the same roof at the Big Fun Museum, which first opened in 2018. The attraction, which is situated on La Rambla, the hub of the city, combines themed rooms, wacky constructions, 3D exhibits, ball pits, and a myriad of other fascinating oddities. Don't forget to bring your camera because the eccentric displays located within the museum make for fantastic photo opportunities.
Tip: If you purchase a combo ticket, you first had to go to the Big Fun Museum to get a coupon for the Museum of Illusions.
Location: Big Fun Museum, Rambla de Sant Josep, 88-94, 08002 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
from €20
12. Museu Picasso de Barcelona
Museum
The Pablo Picasso Museum is devoted to one of the greatest artists in history and is situated along the majestic, ancient Carrer de Montcada. Picasso, who was born in Málaga, Andalusia, in 1881, moved with his family to Barcelona when he was 14 years old, where he spent his formative years as a child, teenager, and youth. The museum is housed within five medieval palaces, giving guests a vast environment in which to view the over 4,000 original pieces on show. It also exhibits some of the painter's earlier works.
Why Visit: The "Picasso Museum," which was established in 1963, tries to demonstrate the close emotional connection Picasso had with the city, which was essential in helping him find, develop, and shape his artistic abilities.
Location: Carrer de Montcada, 15-23, 08003 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
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13. La Rambla
Thoroughfare
La Rambla is a street lined with trees that is home to a broad variety of architectural marvels, exquisitely decorated flower stands, and especially gifted (and officially recognized) human statues. The tapas bars in Mercat de la Boqueria, which many people consider to be the best gourmet food market in Europe, will undoubtedly appeal to foodies. When in Barcelona, everyone should take the time to stroll La Rambla or ramblejar, and take in the impressive facades.
Tip: Be careful about your belongings and avoid going to eateries when you are at La Rambla as both of these a major tourist traps.
Location: La Rambla, 75, 08002 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
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14. Plaça de Catalunya
Leisure
At the intersection of the old city and L'Eixample, Plaça de Catalunya serves as both a convenient meeting place and the city's primary transportation hub for buses and trains. It's a large area with lovely statues and fountains, and it's crowded with tourists, street vendors, and people feeding pigeons. Plaça de Catalunya is the spot to go if you're visiting the city to get to know it inside and out. The square is particularly crowded and alive in the late hours of the day.
Tip: Be careful about your belongings here as Plaça de Catalunya is quite popular with tourists and therefore is a favorite hunting ground for pickpockets and other miscreants.
Location: Plaça de Catalunya, 08002 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
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15. Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya
Museum | Architecture
From any location in Barcelona, one can see the beautiful neo-baroque silhouette of the Palau Nacional on the hills of Montjuic. It was created for the 1929 World Exhibition and contains a substantial collection of primarily Catalan art from the early Middle Ages to the early 20th century. A group of beautiful Romanesque frescoes is the focus. Because it was constructed under the centralist dictatorship of Miguel Primo de Rivera, it has become one of the city's most recognizable symbols of the region's distinctive Catalan identity.
Tip: Don’t miss the Romanesque art collection of the museum, which is considered to be the finest collection of medieval art.
Location: Palau Nacional, Parc de Montjuïc, s/n, 08038 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
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16. Tibidabo Amusement Park
Amusement Park
The majority of Barcelona inhabitants climb Tibidabo's peak on foot to enjoy the thrills of this vintage amusement park. Here, along with modern attractions like a 4D cinema and whirling high-speed coasters, there are also more traditional ones like a steam train and the Museu D'Autmats, which exhibit motorized puppets that date back to 1880. Due to its elevation of 512 meters above sea level, it offers the greatest view of the city. With friends and family, it's a great place to unwind and relax.
Tip: Avail direct buses or trains from Plaça de Catalunya to the park during the high seasons of tourism.
Location: Plaça del Tibidabo, 3, 4, 08035 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
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17. Mercat de la Boqueria
Market
Barcelona's most famous fresh-produce market is one of the best sound, smell, and color sensations in all of Europe. It is housed in a jam-packed Modernista-inspired structure that was constructed between 1840 and 1914 on the site of the former Sant Josep monastery by architect Josep Mas I Vila. La Boqueria is still renowned for its abounding fruit and vegetables, as well as its seemingly endless supply of sea creatures, cheeses, and meats, despite the fact that it has recently taken on a touristy vibe.
Tip: Don’t forget to haggle if you shop at the Mercat de la Boqueria in Barcelona. This is one of the very few places in Barcelona where you put your haggling skills to the test.
Location: La Rambla, 91, 08001 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
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18. Basílica de Santa Maria del Mar
Religious | Architecture
On the southern end of Passeig del Born, Santa Maria del Mar, Barcelona's best Catalan Gothic church, is situated. The church is renowned for its architectural harmony and simplicity. It was started in 1329 under the direction of architects Berenguer de Montagut and Ramon Despuig. The parishioners notoriously donated their time to assist in building the chapel, especially the stevedores from the nearby port. The church was built in a mere 54 years, which is responsible for its beautiful unity of design and symmetry.
Interesting Fact: The church has been the victim of vandalism many times. In 1936, the church was set on fire and burnt for 11 days straight.
Location: Plaça de Santa Maria, 1, 08003 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
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19. Museu Egipci de Barcelona
Museum
The hotel tycoon Jordi Clos has devoted most of his life to collecting artifacts from ancient Egypt. He has assembled them in this exclusive museum that is divided into themed parts (the pharaoh, religion, funerary practices, mummification, crafts, eroticism, etc). A bed made of wood and leather dating to around 2800 BCE is among the items found there. Other items include funerary utensils and containers, statues, jewelry, masonry, and ceramics.
Interesting Fact: If you feel famished, head to the rooftop and enjoy a bite while witnessing the skyline of Barcelona.
Location: C/ de València, 284, 08007 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
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20. FC Barcelona Museum
Sports | Museum
The FC Barcelona stadium, Camp Nou, is a must-visit location for fans from all around the world. This tour, which may be self-guided or guided, will give you an in-depth look into the team. It begins at a museum with multimedia exhibitions, awards, and historical displays and ends with a trip to the stadium. Ideally, allow 90 minutes. The journey starts in the high-tech museum of FC Barcelona, where visitors may explore specialized facets of the renowned squad using enormous touch-screens.
Tip: If you want an immersive tour of the stadium, opt for the Player Experience tickets that take you to the home team dressing room.
Location: C. d'Arístides Maillol, s/n, 08028 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
from €20
21. Casa Vicens
Architecture
For stock and currency dealer Manuel Vicens I Montaner, Gaudi's first commission, finished in 1885 and included on the Unesco World Heritage List, was an angular, turreted private mansion. The intricately crafted facade, which is nestled away west of Gràcia's main thoroughfare, was shown to the public in 2017. It is awash with ceramic color and shape, including distinctive marigold tiling. As was his habit, Gaudi derived his inspiration for Casa Vicens from the rich history of brick architecture in the Mudéjar style.
Tip: This is one of the places in Barcelona where you can really use the guided tour to delve deeper into its history and antiquity.
Location: Carrer de les Carolines, 20-26, 08012 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
from €18
22. Portaventura Park
Family-Friendly | Leisure
With its heart-pounding thrill coasters, PortAventura Park makes for the perfect getaway. The amusement park offers dramatic volcano eruptions in addition to dizzyingly fast catapults. Both children and adults may have a fantastic time at PortAventura Theme Park. One of Barcelona's most well-known amusement parks, PortAventura Park, features a Ferrari area in addition to water rides. A unique theme park is PortAventura Park.
Tip: The ideal time to visit Port Aventura is from August to October because of the Mediterranean climate.
Location: Av. Pere Molas, Tarragona, Spain Find on map
from €20
23. Wax Museum Barcelona
Museum | Family-Friendly
Over 200 wax replicas of famous people and other people are housed in the Wax Museum, also known as the Museo de Cera de Barcelona, a regal building constructed for Barcelona Bank. During the lockdowns, the Wax Museum Barcelona underwent renovations and new technology was employed to create wax figures that were ever more realistic. There are 28 halls at the Barcelona Wax Figure Museum, each with a different theme.
Tip: This is one of the most popular attractions in Barcelona, so make sure you reach the venue early in the day so that your experience isn’t marred by the crowd.
Location: Passatge de la Banca, 7, 08002 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
from €20
24. World of Banksy Barcelona
Art Gallery
The art world has taken notice of Banksy's work as one of the greatest street artists ever. Due to its potential to challenge authorities, the work of the serial provocateur touches on cultural, economical, and political themes. Graffiti, movies, installations, and other forms of media are some of the ways that the British artist, who broke onto the international art scene in the late 1990s, engages his audience. To explore the artist's concepts, purchase tickets to the Banksy: The World exhibition in Barcelona.
Tip: This is a limited period exhibition and it is better not to keep this visit for a later date as this may be a rare opportunity to see the artist’s works.
Location: Carrer de Trafalgar, 34, 08010 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
from €12
25. Palau de La Musica Catalana
Museum
Lluis Domenech, I Montaner created the Palau de la Musica Catalana in Barcelona, which is a well-liked tourist destination and UNESCO World Heritage Site. This charming concert venue is a wonderful representation of Catalan culture and social life. Between 1905 and 1908 saw the modernist construction of the Palau de la Musica Catalana, which has since hosted musical performances for almost a century. One of the most amazing objects is the multi-stringed Venetian archlute from 1641.
Tip: Book your tickets and slots early if you want to visit the museum on the day and time of your choosing.
Location: C/ Palau de la Música, 4-6, 08003 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
from €18
26. MACBA Barcelona
Art Center
The MACBA is the city's premier modern art center and was built entirely out of white and glass by American architect Richard Meier. It was opened in 1995 and features intriguing shows for serious art enthusiast. The permanent collection features pieces by Antoni Tàpies, Joan Brossa, Miquel Barceló, and Joan Rabascall and is devoted to Spanish and Catalan art from the second half of the 20th century. The short visiting exhibitions are typically thought-provoking and captivating.
Tip: The library and auditorium host many performances, lectures, and events that are either inexpensive or free.
Location: Plaça dels Àngels, 1, 08001 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
27. Casa Mila
Historic
This outrageous Unesco-listed masterpiece, which ranks among Gaudi's greatest works, was constructed in 1905–1910 as an apartment and office building. It has 33 balconies. Its official name was Casa Milà, after the industrialist who commissioned it, but because of its uneven grey stone facade that ripples around the corner of Carrer de Provença, it is more commonly referred to as La Pedrera (the Quarry).
Tip: Never leave without taking a look at the Patio of the Flowers and the Patio of the Butterflies, which accurately depict Gaud's connection to Nature, the inspiration for all of his works.
Location: Pg. de Gràcia, 92, 08008 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
from €25
28. Casa Amatller
Architecture
Casa Amatller, one of Puig I Cadafalch's most stunning examples of Modernista fantasy, mixes Dutch urban architecture's stepped gable with Gothic window frames and Romanesque flourishes. The busts and reliefs of dragons, knights, and other figures protruding from the main façade, however, are purely arbitrary. The elegantly tiled, pillared lobby and staircase, which are lit by stained glass, give off the impression that they are within a magnificent castle.
Why Visit: Every visit concludes with a sample of Amatller chocolate. You are welcome to roam into the foyer and take in the old lift and stairs.
Location: Pg. de Gràcia, 41, 08007 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
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29. Museu Maritim
Museum
The impressive Gothic Reials Drassanes (Royal Shipyards), a magnificent artifact from Barcelona's past as the capital of a maritime empire, house the city's nautical museum. Highlights include fishing boats, old navigational charts, and dioramas of the Barcelona waterfront, as well as a full-scale recreation of Don Juan de Austria's 16th-century flagship made in the 1970s. A life-size copy of the Ictneo I, one of the first submarines ever built and designed by Catalan genius Narcs Monturiol, is shown in the courtyard.
Tip: A visit to the Pailebot Santa Eulàlia on Moll de la Fusta is also included in the entrance cost. The Jardins del Baluard is available to tourists on the first, third, and fourth Sundays of each month.
Location: Av. de les Drassanes, s/n, 08001 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
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30. Carrer de Montcada
City Landmark
This medieval high roadway, which today runs between the Romanesque Capella d'en Marcs and Passeig del Born, was driven toward the sea from the road that headed northeast from the city walls in the 12th century. The enormous mansions that are still standing today are primarily from the 14th and 15th centuries, and they became the merchant classes' most sought-after address in Barcelona. The commercial hub of medieval Barcelona was located here.
Why Visit: The Capella d'en Marcs, a Romanesque chapel, is located at the intersection of Carrer dels Carders and the northern end of the street, past the 19th-century Carrer de la Princesa.
Location: 08003 Barcelona, Spain Find on map
Frequently Asked Questions About Attractions in Barcelona
The best attractions in Barcelona include Park Guell, La Rambla, and Casa Batllo.
The most famous attractions in Barcelona are Sagrada Familia, Camp Nou, and Barcelona Zoo.
The best historical attractions of Barcelona are Sagrada Familia, Barcelona Cathedral, and Casa Vicens.
The most popular attractions in Barcelona are Placa de Catalunya, Casa Mila, and Sagrada Familia.
You can purchase tickets to visit the best attractions in Barcelona online. These tickets are often available at attractive discounts and with additional perks like skip-the-line entry.
The most visited attractions in Barcelona are Park Guell, La Rambla, and Casa Batllo.
The best time to visit the top attractions in Barcelona is during the shoulder season in the months of March and September.
Sagrada Familia is the most iconic attraction of Barcelona.
Barcelona has numerous attractions, all showcasing Barcelona’s historic charm and diversity.
Carrer de Montcada, Palau Guell, and the Barcelona Cathedral are the oldest attractions in Barcelona.
Some free attractions in Barcelona are La Rambla and Carrer de Montcada.
The biggest attraction in Barcelona is Sagrada Familia.