Do I have to book for the attractions?

Yes, pre-booking is required for certain attractions. You will receive the relevant booking details and contact information for reservations with your digital City Pass. These attractions require advance booking : - Picasso Museum Barcelona Guided Tour - Gothic Oldtown Walking Tours (German and English) - Guided bike tour Barcelona Highlights - Wonder of Gaudi bike tour - Estrella Damm: Guided tour of the new El Prat brewery with beer tasting - Guided tour & beer tasting in the historic Estrella Damm brewery Already reserved at the time of purchase (if selected): - Sagrada Familia (optional) - Park Güell (optional) You can visit all other attractions spontaneously without pre-booking.

How does the City Pass work on site?

Show your digital City Pass ticket on your smartphone at the respective attraction. In most cases, this will grant you direct entry or a free ticket on site. For a smooth experience – especially if you don't have internet access while travelling – we recommend saving screenshots of your most important tickets and reservations in advance. That way, you'll be ready to go even when you're offline.

How flexible am I when using the pass?

The City Pass gives you complete flexibility! Apart from the fixed time slots for the Sagrada Família and Park Güell (if you selected them when booking), you can visit all other attractions in any order and within their opening hours – or make reservations for time slots that best fit your itinerary. This means you can plan your programme at your own pace and according to your interests.

Are there special prices and rules for children and young people?

Yes, the Barcelona City Pass offers different prices depending on age group: · Child Pass : valid for all children up to and including 12 years of age · Teenagers and Adults : from 13 years of age The age at the time of visit is decisive, not the age at the time of purchase. Please note: Some attractions have their own age restrictions or offer additional discounts – you can find the exact terms and conditions in your digital City Pass.

Is the City Pass worthwhile for young people?

The City Pass offers excellent value for money, especially for young travellers, as it provides access to many popular attractions and optional public transport. This means you can explore many sights even on a small budget - and above all without any nasty surprises when it comes to ticket prices and queues.

How many days do I realistically need for all the attractions?

With over 40 attractions, the Barcelona City Pass offers you plenty of choice – but you don't have to see everything to save money. The pass pays for itself after just three or four visits. Realistically, we recommend planning 3 to 4 attractions per day . Bigger experiences such as the Montserrat excursion or a tapas tour usually take half a day, while other highlights such as museums or exhibitions can be done more quickly. Allow enough time for breaks, spontaneous discoveries and relaxing hours in the streets of Barcelona – this will make your City Pass experience not only affordable, but also really relaxing.

Which attractions should I visit first?

It's best to start with highlights such as the Sagrada Familia or Park Güell – these are particularly popular and require early booking. For your first day, we recommend the hop-on hop-off bus : this will give you a great overview of the city and allow you to relax and decide which neighbourhoods and attractions you would like to explore in more depth afterwards. This way, you can plan your stay efficiently – and entirely according to your own taste.

Is there a recommended route or a daily programme?

You don't need a fixed plan – with the Barcelona City Pass, you can tailor your itinerary to suit your interests. With over 40 attractions, there is something for everyone. Whether you're interested in Gaudí's architecture, art and museums, culinary experiences or family activities , you can put together your own personal Barcelona experience – flexible, free and perfectly tailored to your travel style.

How do I get to the attractions?

With the optional local transport ticket, you can use all public transport in Barcelona flexibly and cost-effectively – ideal for individual exploration tours. Alternatively, the hop-on hop-off bus included in the City Pass takes you comfortably to many important sights. You can hop on and off as you please and travel from highlight to highlight in a relaxed manner.

Which attractions are particularly suitable for families with children?

Barcelona offers many child-friendly highlights for families: the hop-on hop-off bus allows for convenient sightseeing, the Barcelona Aquarium delights with its fascinating underwater world, and relaxing boat trips along the coast are a great experience for young and old alike. Interactive museums and bike tours add variety and fun, while parks such as Parc Güell offer plenty of space to play and explore. This makes a city break a successful adventure for the whole family.

Which "hidden gems" are included in the Barcelona City Pass?

In addition to the well-known highlights, the Barcelona City Pass also includes some lesser-known but fascinating attractions: · The Moco Museum with modern and contemporary art · The Picasso Museum for art lovers · The Gaudí Experiència , an interactive museum dedicated to Gaudí's works · Casa Amatller , another architectural gem of Modernisme · The Museu d'Història de Catalunya , which brings the history of Catalonia to life · The Fundació Antoni Tàpies with modern art In addition, ‘Murder By The Cathedral’ offers an exciting adventure mystery game that allows you to discover Barcelona in a playful and unusual way. These hidden gems will make your visit to Barcelona particularly varied and exciting.

Are there attractions with queues and how do I avoid them?

The longest queues are usually at the Sagrada Familia, Parc Güell and other Gaudí works, especially at weekends and in the summer months. With your Barcelona City Pass, you can often avoid the regular queues or get priority entry. We also recommend visiting popular attractions in the early morning or late afternoon. The hop-on hop-off bus is virtually queue-free.

Are there attractions with queues and how do I avoid them?

You have the option of adding the Sagrada Familia and Parc Güell to your Barcelona City Pass. You can also book a one-day or multi-day ticket for public transport, depending on how long you want to use it.

Which attractions have limited capacity?

Especially the top attractions that can be booked as an option, such as the Sagrada Familia and Parc Güell, have strictly limited capacities and require time-limited reservations. Guided tours, bike tours and special workshops also usually have limited numbers of participants. We recommend that you book these attractions as soon as possible after receiving your City Pass.

Is the hop-on hop-off bus included in the City Pass?

Yes, your Barcelona City Pass includes a day ticket for the hop-on hop-off sightseeing bus. You can hop on and off as you wish and explore the sights of Barcelona in comfort.

How does the public transport ticket work?

If you wish, you can add local transport to your City Pass and enjoy unlimited use of all public transport (train, metro, tram and bus). The validity is 48, 72, 96 or 120 hours from the first journey. Please note: Even with longer valid Barcelona City Passes (6-7 days), you can book the local transport ticket for a maximum of 5 days. How to get your local transport ticket: You will receive a personalised code with your Barcelona City Pass. You can enter this code at any public transport ticket machine (including at the airport) and exchange it for your physical public transport ticket. You can then use all means of transport immediately. Activation: Your ticket is active as soon as you travel on public transport for the first time.

How do the hop-on hop-off buses work?

The day ticket for the hop-on hop-off bus is included in the pass. You can hop on and off at all stops as you wish and explore the city flexibly. The ticket is valid for one calendar day.

Are the discount partners worth it?

Definitely! The partner discounts are a real bonus to your City Pass. You get discounts for selected attractions such as day trips and hire cars as well as for your shopping experience in the outlet centre. Especially if you are in the city for several days and have a penchant for special experiences, the discount can save you real money. In most cases, you simply show your City Pass and save directly - without complicated vouchers or extra registrations. In your digital City Pass documents, you will find a complete list of all partner businesses with the exact discounts and addresses.

Which attractions are particularly photogenic/instagram-worthy?

Barcelona offers countless photogenic spots! Particularly popular are the colourful mosaics in Parc Güell, the impressive facades of the Sagrada Familia, the Gothic arches of the cathedral, the modernist Casa Batlló and Casa Milà, as well as the views from the Tibidabo or the Bunkers del Carmel. The hop-on hop-off bus takes you to many of these Instagram hotspots and offers great photo opportunities itself.

Are audio guides or guided tours included?

Whether audio guides or guided tours are included depends on the attraction. Some museums and attractions in Barcelona offer free audio guides, while others charge a fee for them on site. Several guided tours – such as city tours, bike tours or themed walking tours – are already included in the Barcelona City Pass, but in most cases require advance booking. All information about which audio guides or guided tours are included and how to book them can be found in your digital pass documents after purchase. This allows you to plan your visits and get the most out of your stay.

Is there free WiFi at the attractions?

Most major museums and attractions in Barcelona offer free WiFi for their visitors. You will also find free public Wi-Fi throughout the city, especially in parks, public squares and many cafés.

Is there anywhere I can leave my belongings/are there lockers?

Many of the larger museums and attractions in Barcelona have cloakrooms or lockers for your personal belongings. The availability and possible costs vary depending on the institution. You can find information on the websites of the providers or directly on site. As an additional option, our partner Radical Storage offers a convenient luggage storage service at various locations in the city. As a City Pass holder, you receive a 10% discount on luggage storage. This means you can store your luggage safely and cheaply and explore the city with peace of mind.

Are the attractions accessible?

Barcelona endeavours to make its attractions accessible. Most modern museums and many historic buildings are wheelchair accessible, but there may be restrictions at older attractions.

Barcelona City Pass

Name: Barcelona City Pass I Your Sightseeing Pass for Barcelona
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Sagrada Familia + Park Güell + Casa Batlló: 34+ top sights in Barcelona

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Exterior view of Sagrada Família in Barcelona

Colourful façade of Casa Batlló by Antoni Gaudí in Barcelona

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34+ top sights guaranteed, incl. the Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, and Casa Batlló

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What is included in the Barcelona City Pass?

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Sagrada Familia with audioguide

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Park Güell

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Casa Batlló

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Casa Milà – La Pedrera

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FC Barcelona Museum

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Estrella Damm: Guided tour of the new El Prat brewery with beer tasting

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Barcelona Aquarium

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Bike Rental Barcelona

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Casa Amatller

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Casa Vicens

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Cripta Gaudí and Colonia Guëll

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Fundació Antoni Tàpies – Antoni Tàpies Museum

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Gaudí Experiència – the interactive Gaudi museum

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Guided tour & beer tasting in the historic Estrella Damm brewery

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Old cobblestone street with historic buildings in Barcelona's Gothic Quarter

Guided tour of Barcelona (German): Barri Gòtic

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Guided tour through Barcelona’s Gothic city centre

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Hash Marihuana & Hemp Museum

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Ikono Immersive Museum Barcelona

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Moco Museum Barcelona

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Museo Banksy Barcelona

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Museu d’Història de Catalunya – Museum of the History of Catalonia

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Museu Olímpic – Olympic museum Barcelona

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Picasso Museum Barcelona: Guided Tour

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Poble Espanyol

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Wax Museum Barcelona – Museu de Cera

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How does the Barcelona City Pass work?

1. Book your adventure

Pick your travel days and guests, then book your City Pass in just a few clicks.

2. Get your digital city pass

Your digital City Pass arrives instantly by email – download it to your phone and you’re ready to go.

3. Start exploring

Show your QR code at attractions and explore the city at your own pace. No ticket purchase, just smooth entry.

Sightseeing made easy

A city pass for museums, tours and attractions

The Barcelona City Pass is your digital key to the most popular sights in the Catalan metropolis. With just one ticket, you get priority access to the most popular attractions such as the Sagrada Familia, Park Güell and many more of Gaudí's architectural masterpieces.

Enjoy maximum flexibility when exploring the city: no fixed time slots, no queues, no complicated individual bookings. You decide spontaneously when to visit which highlight. Your digital City Pass turns your visit to Barcelona into a relaxed experience.

With the Barcelona City Pass, you can experience the city exactly the way you want to: uncomplicated, flexible and unforgettable.

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