Choose a 1- to 7-day pass covering 25+ attractions, public transport & more, while helping you save up to 60%, provided your itinerary packs in popular Gaudí sites.
Turbopass Barcelona
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What is the Turbopass Barcelona?
The Turbopass Barcelona is a multi-attraction sightseeing card that bundles entry to 25+ experiences across the city. Its biggest draw is coverage: one pass can work out well if you’re planning several paid sights in a short stay. Included highlights of the pass span Casa Batlló, Casa Milà, Casa Amatller, the Montjuïc Cable Car, Poble Espanyol, and a harbor cruise. Depending on your schedule and budget, choose an attractions-only pass or one with unlimited public transport, for 1 to 7-day durations.
Why should you buy the Turbopass Barcelona Pass?
Stretch your budget across seven days
Access to public transport
Access unlimited public transportation for 1 to 7 days with the Turbopass., riding on the city's trams, trains, metros, buses & more.
Helps you keep busy days
This pass suits first-timers, cruise passengers, and families best when they plan to visit 2–3 paid attractions daily and want a single pass to cover the city's biggest attractions.
Turbopass Barcelona: An overview
Pass type: Day-based
Savings: Up to 60% vs. individual tickets.
Pass overview
- Best for a first-timer's Barcelona trip built around big hitters like Casa Batlló, Casa Milà, Moco Museum, Telefèric de Montjuïc, the 24-hour Hop-on Hop-off bus tour, and an Old Town through Gothic Quarter walk.
- The public transport add-on is the real win here: metro, trains, trams, and buses are covered, including airport-to-city travel.
- Three days is the sweet spot if you want momentum without turning the trip into a cardio challenge.
Who will love this pass
- First-time visitors doing 2–3 paid sights a day.
- Travelers staying outside the center and using the metro often.
- Families who don't want to spend too much time in queues.
Pass validity and usage
- Valid for 3 consecutive calendar days, not 72 hours.
- Activated automatically on the date selected at checkout.
- Use the booking app from your confirmation email to reserve required slots and scan your digital pass.
- Public transport activates on first use & the Hop-on Hop-off bus runs for 24 consecutive hours only.
Recommended ticket: Turbopass Barcelona City Card
Turbopass Barcelona attractions & transportation
Attractions & landmarks
- Casa Batlló – Step inside Gaudí’s dreamlike townhouse, where bone-like balconies, rippling blue tiles, and a dragon-back roof turn Passeig de Gràcia into pure fantasy.
- Casa Milà – La Pedrera – Climb through Gaudí’s stone-quarry masterpiece, from wave-shaped façades to surreal chimney warriors guarding one of Barcelona’s most cinematic rooftops.
- Telefèric de Montjuïc – Soar above port, palace, and sea on a glass-sided ride to Montjuïc Castle, with breezy panoramas stretching from rooftops to the Mediterranean.
- F.C. Barcelona Museum – Discover Barça’s glittering trophies, immersive audiovisual rooms, and match-day energy inside a pilgrimage site where football history feels loud, emotional, and unmistakably Catalan.
Museums & cultural experiences
- Picasso Museum – Discover Picasso’s early genius across Gothic palaces, where Blue Period shadows, bold sketches, and Las Meninas variations reveal Barcelona’s artistic heartbeat.
- Moco Museum – Discover Banksy, Basquiat, and immersive digital installations inside a stately mansion that swaps old-world elegance for sharp, conversation-starting contemporary art.
- Chocolate Museum – Discover cocoa-scented galleries, whimsical chocolate sculptures, and Barcelona’s sweetest cultural detour, where confectionery history meets childlike delight near the Gothic Quarter.
- Magic World Fun Museum – Dive into upside-down rooms, giant illusions, and camera-ready sets built for playful photos, surreal perspectives, and a lighter break between heavyweight sights.
Cruises, bus tours & transport
- Barcelona Hop-on Hop-off Bus – Glide past Gaudí façades, the Gothic Quarter, and waterfront icons from an open-top deck that turns Barcelona’s neighborhoods into an easy first-day sweep.
- Original Harbor Cruise – Glide across the working harbor for salty breezes, yacht-lined marinas, and a skyline that shifts from Columbus Column to Montjuïc.
- Catamaran Sunset Tour – Step aboard for golden-hour sailing, sea breezes, and a slow-burning sunset that paints the waterfront, W Hotel, and open Mediterranean in amber.
- Unlimited public transport – Journey from airport trains to city trams with unlimited rides that make beach detours, hilltop viewpoints, and museum-hopping feel wonderfully frictionless. (Included with upgrade).
Guided tours & unique experiences
- Old Town through Gothic Quarter – Wander medieval lanes, hidden squares, and Roman traces with a local guide who turns Barcelona’s oldest quarter into a layered, living story.
- Walking Tour with Picasso Museum – Follow Picasso’s Barcelona footsteps through El Born, then step into the museum to trace the prodigy’s early years across intimate Gothic palaces.
- Tapas experience – Taste vermouth, market-fresh bites, and classic small plates on a sociable food stop that folds local flavor into your sightseeing day.
- Poble Espanyol – Wander a hilltop patchwork of Andalusian patios, Galician stonework, artisan studios, and open-air plazas that bottle Spain’s regional character in one place.
How to use a Turbopass Barcelona Card
Step 1: Choose your City Card
Pick the pass that best fits your needs! Make sure you check the attractions covered and pick a pass duration that works with your itinerary and budget.
Step 2: Book your tickets
Purchase your City Card easily using PayPal, a credit/debit card, or iDEAL.
Step 3: Check your email
Receive your ticket instantly in your inbox. Be sure to check the spam and junk folders.
Step 4: Download the operator's app
Download the Turbopass app on your phone and follow the activation instructions.
Step 5: Start exploring!
Present your activated pass at Turbopass Barcelona attractions to gain entry and enjoy your sightseeing!
Frequently asked questions about the Turbopass Barcelona Pass
After booking the Barcelona city pass Turbopass, you’ll get an email with a link to your digital pass and booking app. Activate it there and choose your start date. Your pass then runs on consecutive calendar days.
No. Even on a multi-day pass, the Hop-on Hop-off ticket is usually valid for only 24 hours from first use. Use it on one full sightseeing day rather than spreading rides across days.
No, the Turbopass does not include entry to these two Gaudi masterpieces.
Yes, for some attractions and tours. Popular sights like Sagrada Família, Park Güell, and certain museum entries need timed reservations through the booking app.
Only partly. You may skip the ticket-buying line at some attractions, but you still queue for security, timed-entry checks, or voucher exchange. At places like Sagrada Família, nobody skips the security line, no matter which pass you use.
No. Public transport is included only if you choose the Pass + Public Transport option. That version covers metro, trains, trams, and buses from the airport and around the city, but not Aerobús or night buses.
Usually, yes. Your pass is sent by email and can normally be scanned from your phone, but some attractions may ask for a separate ticket or a clearer barcode. Check each voucher carefully before setting out. To be on the safer side, you can print out a copy of your pass and keep it with you.
No. The pass covers one admission per included attraction, so you can’t re-enter the same site on another day or go back later for free. If you want a second visit, you’ll need a separate ticket.
Usually no. Once you’ve started using the pass, it’s generally non-refundable, even if you later use fewer attractions than planned. If a specific add-on can’t be secured, you may get that portion refunded, not the whole pass.
