Best Tours in Barcelona

A perfect activity for friends, family, and art lovers of all ages, the MEAM lets visitors discover a type of contemporary art that's difficult to find in other museums. Located in El Born, wander through the historic streets in the center of Barcelona and discover this artistic oasis where you can recharge yourself and see some spectacular works of art.

Uncover Picasso's sexier side with samples of the artist's raunchier works inspired by the female form, and admire reproductions of some of history's more graphic works – from _shunga_ to classical pieces by Goya and Velázquez. From classical to kinky, find out more about sadomasochism and bondage, and see the 'Chair of Pleasure' with its shackles and accessories. Alongside exhibitions and art, there are also tons of fascinating facts about some of the world's sexual record breakers.

With more than 70 amazing exhibitions inspired by paradoxes, Paradox Museum Barcelona combines the world of science, art and human perception, bringing us one of the most innovative spaces in the entire city! This is a great place to take anyone who thinks they've seen it all - nothing makes sense here, and yet everything is totally real. From holographic images and Ames rooms to impossible objects and gravity-defying sculptures, the Paradox Museum is an immersive and mind-bending experience! You'll come away with photos and videos so spectacular that no one will believe they're not made up.

Experience Barcelona like never before with Montjuïc Cable Car tickets! This exciting journey will take you on a scenic 750-meter ride from Parc de Montjuic to the top of Montjuïc Hill. Along the way, you'll enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the city and its surroundings, making for a truly unforgettable experience. Mount Montjuïc has a special significance for the city of Barcelona. With an elevation of 173 meters, it is slightly higher than any building constructed in the city. Even Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia will stay just below this. The hill is a home for several famous museums including Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya and Fundació Joan Miró. Taking a cable car, you will arrive at the stunning Castell de Montjuïc, the famous 17th-century fortress and former prison. From here, you can spot famous landmarks like the Sagrada Familia and Torre Glòries, as well as take in the beautiful harbor views and start your exploration of Montjuïc highlights.

One of Spain's most important 20th-century artists, Tàpies was known for his experimental style and mixed media pieces that brought non-artistic materials into his paintings. The Tàpies Museum, set up by Tàpies himself, not only houses an array of his work but also hosts up-and-comers in the art scene. It features an ever-changing display. You can also enjoy the beauty of the Modernista building itself – the first of its kind in Barcelona. It was designed by master architect Lluís Domènech.

Strum your way into the Rock Museum Barcelona - Guitar Legends Hall, a 1200 m2 odyssey through rock history. The journey kicks off in an old blues bar setting, symbolic of rock's roots, then escalates to stadium shows, a nostalgic 1960s TV studio, and a lively festival meadow designed to immerse visitors in the world of rock. Become a part of the melody as vintage jukeboxes spring to life at your touch, interactive record stores allow you to sample iconic tracks, and screens connect you with immersive music videos. Stand before the legendary guitars that shaped the sound of generations and take the chance to showcase your own rock talent by strumming on real guitars. Watch as the legendary icons materialize before you appearing as life-like holograms to perform the rock concert of your wildest dreams!

The Sagrada Família wasn't the only thing Gaudí didn't finish. There are other works that never got to see the light of day. In this exciting exhibition you'll learn all about them - plus dive into a 4D experience. The Gaudí Experience is a thrilling introduction to his ideas, his designs, and his architectural masterpieces.

Explore Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art with this entrance ticket! It's a space for discovery and shared knowledge in Barcelona’s Raval neighbourhood! Come and visit a collection of iconic pieces that represent key moments in the past century of art, culture, and society. Take part in a wide range of exhibits and activities where you can share common experiences and knowledge with others through the bold, unconventional points of view art provides. Visit an inspiring space for learning about, experimenting with, and enjoying contemporary art. This is a meeting point that helps build a freer society with a critical spirit. The MACBA Collection focuses on art from the second half of the 20th century to the present. However, it begins with selected works from the avant-garde of the 1920s to establish its central core around 1968, a date that radically transformed the paradigm of contemporary art. The Collection builds a model that allows us to understand today’s world and shape a critical memory of the art of the last ninety years, without losing sight of the specific cultural and political reality of Barcelona. Get ready to be inspired by the power of Art!

This sightseeing walking tour introduces Barcelona through its art, architecture, and history, making it ideal for first-time visitors and anyone curious about how the city grew from a medieval port to a modern capital of Catalan creativity. Your exploration includes your ticket to Poble Espanyol theme park, paving the way for a cultural journey through the city's storied streets. Note! While an audio guide inside Poble Espanyol isn't included in this tour, the visual feast and the stories told en route of the city walk provide a fulfilling experience. From Poble Espanyol, the route leads past the National Art Museum of Catalonia, historic gardens, the Albéniz Palace area, the Joan Miró Foundation, the Greek Theatre, and the Civil War shelter Refugi 307. From there, it descends to the waterfront at the Columbus Monument, then enters the old city through Santa Maria del Mar, Barcelona Cathedral, Bishop’s Bridge, Sant Felip Neri Square, La Rambla, and Plaça de Catalunya. The final stretch follows Passeig de Gràcia to Casa Batlló, La Pedrera, and ends at La Sagrada Família. Along the way, you will experience sweeping views from Montjuïc, shaded garden paths, traces of wartime Barcelona, Gothic stone streets, bustling boulevards, and Gaudí’s dreamlike facades. Memorable moments include the rose window of Santa Maria del Mar, the scarred walls of Sant Felip Neri, the lively rhythm of La Rambla, and the towering spires and colored glass of La Sagrada Família.

These Barcelona Aquarium tickets give you access to the largest Mediterranean-themed aquarium in the world. Take an underwater walk through the tropical seas, coral reefs, and marine communities of the Mediterranean. With some 11,000 animals from 450 species, it's full of exciting sea life. This is the most undersea fun a land-dweller can have!