Tickets to the Barcelona Aquarium

Embrace the essence of Catalan culture with entry to the majestic Güell Palace as you kickstart a journey through Barcelona's rich artistic heritage. (!) While the ticket allows you to admire the Güell Palace from the inside, note that this audio tour doesn’t guide you through its interior. After the splendid Güell Palace, the audio tour leads you through the enthralling cobbled lanes and dynamic public squares, towards the awe-inducing Casa Batlló. Each step on this trail is punctuated with iconic landmarks such as the Picasso Museum and the solemn Sant Felip Neri Square, before crossing over the breathtaking Gothic Quarter's Bridge, and culminating at Casa Batlló's dragon-like visage. The progression of sites is thoughtfully selected to unfold Barcelona's evocative history and culture before your eyes. Pepare your senses for a palette of experiences including the antiquity of the Columbus Monument, the serene maritime feel at Port Vell, and the regal air of King's Square. The tales of Barcelona await to be heard, seen, and felt.

Discover Casa Milà, one of the most significant symbols of Barcelona, with an insightful self-guided audio tour with quizz. No need to wait in line and hurry after the guide — skip-the-line tickets are already included in the tour, and you can explore the outstanding architecture and interiors of the building at your own pace. Start the tour at Casa Milà, a home filled with mysteries and stories that you will uncover. Gaudi's last domestic architectural work constructed, Casa Milà still stands as a very particular symbol of Gaudi and Catalan modernism in general. Since 1910, when the construction was finished, this building holds a rich legacy — from the building site to our day. Finish the tour by walking down Passeig de Gracia, the city's most wealthy, prestigious, and important street. Admire the impressive masterpieces designed by the most prominent architects of the time, including Antoni Gaudi. You will be able to see Gaudi's breathtaking Casa Batllo, the epitome of the sea and dream world. After this project, Gaudi was commissioned to design Casa Milà for Pere Milà and Roser Segimon.

This self-guided audio tour begins at the Picasso Museum in Barcelona. The extensive collection of this museum will introduce you to the life of Pablo Picasso — one of the greatest artists of the 20th century. You will be able to trace the evolution of his art from first serious works at the age of 15 to world-famous masterpieces. NOTE! The tour at the Picasso Museum covers only the main exhibition, not the temporary one. No narration or guidance is provided for the temporary exhibition. The tour is not affiliated with the Picasso Museum but is provided by an independent creator. The ticket is included for the customer's convenience. After the museum, you will set off on a journey around the most charming and artistic neighborhood of Barcelona known as El Born where Pablo Picasso used to work and hang out. The walk will cover El Born's must-visit sights and attractions. Santa Maria del Mar Basilica will take you back in time through the period of the Roman Empire to the Spanish Civil War. Next, you will walk along the vibrant medieval avenue of Passeig del Born where you can enjoy tapas with a glass of cava. El Born Centre de Cultura i Memòria will reveal the heritage behind the old town of Barcelona through its archaeological dig. After that, relax in the shades of Parc de la Ciutadella with its breath-taking Cascade Fountain. Finally, you will survey the details of the iconic Art Nouveau building of Palau de La Musica concert hall and hear the story behind it.

Take a ride on a cable car to discover the highlights of the amazing Montjuic Mountain guided by this engaging in-app audio tour. Mount Montjuic has played a significant role in Barcelona's past, including being the site of several key events during the Spanish Civil War and hosting the 1992 Summer Olympics. Today, visitors to Mount Montjuic can explore a variety of attractions, including the beautiful Montjuic Castle, the Joan Miro Foundation, and the Olympic Stadium. The mountain is also renowned for its beautiful gardens and parks, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Embark on an unforgettable journey through the breathtaking Mount Montjuic. Take a ride on the famous cable car! Soaring high above the city, you'll have the opportunity to take in panoramic views that will leave you breathless. With this audio guide, you'll learn about the fascinating history of Mount Montjuic and its significance to the people of Barcelona. Explore the mountain's many highlights and get fascinating insights into the architecture, culture, and history of this unique destination.

Embrace the spirit of Barcelona with this in-depth self-guided audio tour, ideal for art aficionados and history buffs alike. Your exploration includes your ticket to the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya, paving the way for a cultural journey through the city's storied streets. Note! While an audio guide inside the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya isn't included, the visual feast and the stories told en route provide a fulfilling experience that encapsulates the essence of Barcelona. Feel the echoes of the past as you traverse the route starting from the majestic hill of Montjuïc, where you'll revel in the museum's art and breathtaking views, and ending at Gaudí's magnum opus, La Sagrada Família. Walk through the narrative-rich arteries of the Gothic Quarter and marvel at Modernist masterpieces like La Pedrera and Casa Batlló along the Passeig de Gràcia. Witness, and unwind in the serenity of squares like Sant Felip Neri and engross yourself in the exceptional details that characterize Barcelona. Learn about the historic maritime homage of Santa Maria del Mar and the Columbus Monument.

Take this free mini-tour to try a self-guided in-app audio tour format and explore some iconic sights of Barcelona at your own pace! The tour starts at the central gate leading to the city, Avinguda del Portal de l'Àngel near Catalunya Square. Here, you will learn about the patron saint of Barcelona and start walking along one of Barcelona's best-known streets. Next, you will walk to St. Anna's Church, one of the oldest churches in the city built in the mid-12th century. Continue to Plaza Villa de Madrid and hear why it is lined with Roman graves. Then, you will find yourself on the chocolate street where you can try delicious turrons – national Catalan sweets. Finally, stroll through Pi Square and hear an old legend about the beautiful church of St. Mary of the Pine. By taking this tour, you will also get recommendations on other walking and museum tours of Barcelona.

This self-guided audio walk explores the heart of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, with a special focus on art, medieval streets, and places that reveal the city’s layered past. It is ideal for a first-time visitor who wants an easy, story-rich introduction to old Barcelona. Your route begins at Els 4 Gats, the famous Modernisme café that opened in 1896 and became a meeting place for artists, including a young Pablo Picasso. From there, you continue to El món neix en cada besada, a large photo mosaic whose surface shifts as you get closer. The walk then leads you to the Cathedral of Barcelona, where soaring Gothic stone, carved details, and the cloister’s resident geese create one of the city’s most striking scenes. Next, you pass under the ornate Pont del Bisbe, a dramatic bridge with a surprising skull-and-dagger detail, and step into the quiet Plaça de Sant Felip Neri, where scarred walls still bear the marks of the Spanish Civil War. The tour ends at Plaça de l'Àngel, where the narrow old streets open toward a busier corner of the city. Along the way, the most memorable moments include standing where Barcelona’s artists once gathered, spotting hidden symbols above your head, hearing the fountain in a secluded square, and seeing how beauty and history sit side by side in stone.

This self-guided audio walk explores Barcelona’s historic heart, from medieval merchants and Gothic churches to art, memory, and café culture. It will suit first-time visitors who want an easy introduction to the old city and travelers curious about Catalan history, architecture, and daily street life. Your route begins at El Born Centre de Cultura i Memòria, where a former iron market shelters excavated streets from the early 18th century. From there, you move into the Born district, stopping at the fragrant old shop Casa Gispert, the lofty Basílica de Santa Maria del Mar, and the Picasso Museum, set inside a group of medieval palaces. The walk then opens out at Plaça de Catalunya before turning back into the narrow lanes of the Gothic Quarter. In the final stretch, you pass the Cathedral of Barcelona, the ornate Pont del Bisbe, the quiet courtyard of Casa de l'Ardiaca, and the moving square of Plaça de Sant Felip Neri. The tour ends at Els 4 Gats, the famous Modernisme café linked to young Picasso and Barcelona’s artistic past. Along the way, you can expect striking contrasts: iron beams above buried ruins, candlelit stone interiors, carved façades, echoing alleys, and lively squares full of movement. The most memorable moments include standing over the lost streets of old Barcelona, looking up at Santa Maria del Mar’s soaring columns, and finding stillness in hidden corners of the Gothic Quarter.

Your ticket to Barcelona Zoo is included with this self-guided sightseeing audio walk through Barcelona. Please note that the package does not include an audio tour of the Zoo itself; you can download the official Barcelona Zoo app upon arrival for additional information. This walking tour takes you through the heart of Barcelona, from the leafy paths of Ciutadella Park to the atmospheric streets of the historic old town, revealing the city's rich history, architecture, and hidden corners along the way. You start at Barcelona Zoo inside Parc de la Ciutadella, where palms, birdsong, and broad promenades soften the city around you. After you visit the Zoo, unpause this tour and follow a route through Barcelona. The route passes the Parliament of Catalonia and the dramatic Cascada fountain, then leads out through the red-brick Arc de Triomf. The walk continues into the center at the Palau de la Música Catalana, then into the Gothic Quarter to the Cathedral and Pont del Bisbe. The tour ends at Santa Maria del Mar in the Born district. Along the way, you will see how Barcelona layers medieval stone, 19th-century ambition, and Catalan identity into one compact route. Memorable moments include the spray and gold of the park fountain, the carved details of the Gothic lanes, the noble courtyards of old mansions, and the soaring interior of one of the city’s finest Gothic churches.

Germany commissioned Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich to create a space to represent the nation at the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition. Once the event was over, the Pavilion was dismantled but never forgotten – rather, it was turned into a benchmark that has not only been deeply influential for generations of architects and artists, but laid the foundations of modern architecture. The extreme purity of its forms, its sobriety, the linear interplay between interiors and exteriors, the precise contrasts in the palette of materials exquisitely chosen and brought from the Alps, Tivoli, Atlas and Tinos all combine to form a perfect balance in this jewel of modern architecture, whose reconstruction (1986) allows us to enjoy it today.