Best Tours in Barcelona

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.

Let your wild side out to play and enjoy a day animal magic with Barcelona Zoo tickets. At a mighty 32 acres, Barcelona's zoo is a real mammoth – or African elephant if we're being specific. Just as well, because it houses a veritable Noah's Ark of creatures. Barcelona Zoo tickets will grant you an audience with about 5,500 animals and over 400 species, plus special live displays and eco-friendly conservation programmes. From giraffes to gorillas to goldfish, it's got every 'g' animal you could dream of... and more! You can see the world's largest lizards in the Komodo dragon enclosure, admire flocks of parrots and tropical birds in the aviary, or see pigs, ponies, and even a rare Catalan donkey in the child-friendly farmyard. You'll also learn all about animal behavior and habitats, and see the zoo's ongoing conservation efforts and breeding programs in action. It's a fantastically fun day out for kids and adults, and the perfect escape from the bustle of Barcelona.

The ticket to Barcelona Aquarium is included in this self-guided sightseeing audio walk, through Barcelona. Please note that an audio tour inside the Aquarium is not provided. Your route begins at L’Aquàrium de Barcelona in Port Vell, where yachts, quay walls, and the smell of salt set the scene for the city’s long bond with the Mediterranean. After you visit the Aquarium, unpause the tour and follow a route through Barcelona. You will walk into the Born to Santa Maria del Mar, continue through Ciutadella Park and the Arc de Triomf, then cross Plaça de Catalunya into the Gothic Quarter. Along the way, you stop at the mosaic mural The World Comes To Life With Each Kiss, the Cathedral of Barcelona, La Boqueria, and Palau Güell. The tour ends at the Christopher Columbus Monument by the waterfront, bringing you back to the sea where the story began. On the way, you will experience the contrast between bright harbor views and narrow medieval streets, see soaring Gothic stonework, colorful market stalls, elegant park avenues, and Gaudí’s dramatic architecture. Expect memorable moments such as standing before Santa Maria del Mar, watching the giant kiss image appear from hundreds of tiny photos, and arriving at the tall Columbus column above the port.

A growing collection of over 9,000 cannabis-related objects inspired the Hash Marihuana & Hemp Museum's founder to open a second thought-provoking green space. Adding to the canal-side museum in Amsterdam, Ben Dronkers opened a new site in 2012, this time inside a modernista Barcelona palace. Just a short distance from La Rambla, you can experience cannabis culture and history through paintings, photographs, videos, and unique objects. See hemp plants growing on the balconies during the growing season, and use a photo booth to share your experience. It's the best place to learn about weed in Barcelona – especially with your included audio guide.

Experience Barcelona from a fresh perspective at the Torre Glòries Lookout—an immersive addition to the cityscape. Designed by Jean Nouvel, this iconic structure seamlessly blends architecture, art, and innovation, making it a must-visit destination in Barcelona. Begin your journey underground, where a cutting-edge interactive museum, equipped with state-of-the-art technology, unveils Barcelona in a captivating way. This subterranean experience provides a dynamic portrayal of the city, allowing you to absorb the vibrant essence of Catalonia from the heart of this majestic landmark that has etched itself into the city's skyline. Ascend to the 30th floor via an elevator, reaching the pinnacle of the city's observation towers. From this elevated vantage point, gaze upon sun-kissed rooftops stretching from Montjuïc to the Sagrada Familia. The circular design of Torre Glòries ensures unparalleled 360º views, offering a perspective unmatched by any other lookout. Conclude your journey by immersing yourself in art on Cloud Cities Barcelona—a floating masterpiece by Tomás Saraceno. This ethereal installation provides a unique opportunity to levitate atop one of the city's most distinctive landmarks, creating a truly unforgettable experience. Note! Opening hours: Thu 09:30 - 18:30; Fri 09:30 - 18:30; Sat 09:30 - 13:00; Sun 09:30 - 18:30; Mon 09:30 - 18:30; Tue Closed; Wed 09:30 - 18:30 Last admission: 1 hour before closing

Step into the world of Pablo Picasso with entry to the Picasso Museum, one of Barcelona’s most celebrated cultural landmarks. Founded during the artist’s lifetime, it remains the only museum created with Picasso’s direct involvement, offering a rare and deeply personal insight into his life and creative evolution. Explore an extraordinary collection that follows Picasso’s artistic journey from his earliest academic studies and youthful experiments to the bold, revolutionary works that changed the course of modern art. Discover intimate family portraits, formative sketches, and groundbreaking masterpieces that reveal how a gifted teenager became one of the most influential artists in history. Wander through the museum’s remarkable collection and uncover the stories behind Picasso’s friendships, inspirations, and artistic transformations. From works created when he was just fifteen years old to the pieces that defined his legacy, each gallery offers a new perspective on the limitless imagination of a true genius. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Picasso and make the most of your visit to one of Barcelona’s most iconic museums.

Explore Casa Batlló by Antoni Gaudí with the Platinum Ticket. Enjoy skipping the lines with priority access to this modernist masterpiece. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, Casa Batlló is celebrated for its distinctive architecture. You will have access to all areas, including the roof terrace designed to resemble the scaled-back of a dragon. During your visit, immerse yourself in the Gaudí Dome, where a mesmerizing display of lights and sounds captures Gaudí's inspirations. Make sure to see the Gaudí Cube, a 360-degree video installation that offers fresh insights into Gaudí’s creative vision. Both attractions enhance your understanding of his innovative approach to art and design.

On La Rambla, right in the heart of Barcelona, stands the New Wax Museum of Barcelona. It's been completely revamped with a fresh concept and updated figures, using the latest tech to create an unforgettable visit. Inside, 28 scenes blend history and current events with over 150 figures. You can join the famous heist from the TV series "La Casa de Papel," sing with Rosalía or interact with icons like Pau Gasol or Messi. Plus, there's an amazing view of Barcelona from the elevator!

Experience Catalan culture at White Rabbit, an immersive attraction connecting you with local Barcelona traditions. Explore a side of the city known mainly to residents, perfect for those who want more than typical tourist spots. Begin by exploring neighborhood festivals and enjoy a 360º view of Gaudí’s mosaics and Montjuïc's fountains. Dance like you're at a famous nightclub and feel the excitement of fireworks like during Sant Joan. At the museum, explore freely: talk, touch everything, and take photos. Starting at White Rabbit will deepen your understanding of local culture and enrich your city visit. It's an ideal first stop for anyone seeking an authentic taste of Barcelona. On Passeig de Gràcia, just a 2-minute walk from Casa Batlló, engage with Catalan culture through art and interactive installations.

Antoni Gaudí was a genius of Catalan Modernism and you'll learn the intricacies of his crazy world in Barcelona's Casa Batlló. Be the first in the house and immerse yourself in a fairytale world thanks to the latest augmented reality technology!