Attraction Tickets in Barcelona

Enjoy the wonderful creatures of the Barcelona Zoo with this one-day admission ticket. Situated in the city's lush Parc de la Ciutadella, the Catalan capital's wildlife refuge is considered the best in all of Spain, playing host to more than 4,000 creatures. Observe animals including monkeys, lions, dolphins and more, all happily at home in their comfy habitats, and discover the history of Snowflake, a rare white gorilla that once called the zoo home.

Explore Casa Batlló, Antoni Gaudi's architectural masterpiece, with a video guide. Learn about Gaudi's life and artistic visions as you look around the Modernist building, one of the most eye-catching in Barcelona.

Walk the cloister, wine cellar, and church of a 1,000-year-old monastery just outside of Barcelona during this guided tour of Sant Benet de Bages. Learn what life was like for monks who lived here and discover Catalonian history and the beautiful, natural grounds surrounding the ancient site. Visit the sites modern additions including a culinary research centre, restaurants, and shops.

Get to know the medieval spirit of Barcelona with this 1-hour independent tour of architect Antoni Gaudí's Torre Bellesguard. Don the provided audio guide and follow its narrative through the castle's dramatic interior and the lush surrounding gardens. Admire the fantastic views over the rooftops of Barcelona, then relax with an included glass of Spanish cava to complete your experience.

Occupying La Monumental, Barcelona's last bullfighting ring (bullfighting was banned in Catalonia in 2012), Monumental Club brings together live music, handicraft vendors, food trucks, and children's activities. It is hugely popular, so skip the ticket line and guarantee your entrance by pre-booking your admission ticket.

Avoid long lines and the risk of tickets selling out with prepaid admission to Park Güell. The number of park visits is strictly controlled and the weather can make waiting outside for tickets unbearable. Your ticket guarantees easy access to Antoni Gaudí's creative masterpiece, with its iconic Dragon Stairway, Greek Theater, Hypostyle Room, and views of the city and sea beyond.

Explore one of Barcelona's best-known examples of Catalan modernist architecture on a skip-the-line visit to the Casa Amatller. Bypass the lines for this 19th-century masterpiece, designed by architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch for chocolatier Antoni Amatller, and tour its rooms with a multilingual video guide. Admire the architectural features and original furnishings as you uncover their background and learn about Cadafalch's vision. Choose from multiple tour departure times to suit your schedule.

If there's not enough time to discover the whole of Catalonia then don't fear, you can see the Spanish province in its entirety at the Catalonia in Miniature (Catalunya en Miniatura) in Barcelona. Guarantee your entry to this fun-filled, family-friendly attraction by booking your trip in advance. Using an audio guide, you'll navigate 1:25 scale models of Catalonia's top attractions and discover Girona, Tarragona, Barcelona, and Lleida in miniature. Free parking and a picnic area make Catalonia in Miniature an enjoyable and easy day out.

Book your admission ticket ahead of time and guarantee your visit to Antoni Gaudí's unfinished masterpiece, La Sagrada Familia. Your ticket grants access to the structure's two towers that are open to the public, which is not included with basic entry and must be booked in advance. After you've explored the Basilica, take a lift up the towers, and see some of the best views of Barcelona.

La Sagrada Familia, undoubtedly Gaudi's most iconic landmark, is renowned for the long lines it attracts. Save yourself hours of times by booking a skip-the-line admission ticket in advance"”ideal if you've got limited time in the city and don't want to waste your precious vacation time. Exploring inside on your own means you'll be able to enjoy the cathedral at your own pace without waiting for a tour group.

Get a full day of fun at the Illa Fantasia Water Park. Escape the city with convenient round-trip transportation from Barcelona and spend the day swimming, splashing, and relaxing at the 18.5-acre (75,000-square-meter) park. Enjoy three large pools, 22 water attractions, and several recreational areas, including a mini-golf course and a playground. Bring your own food or eat at one of the park's restaurants for a hassle-free outing.

Casa Vicens, the first important work of Modernisme architect Antoni Gaudí and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, sits in the hip Barcelona neighborhood of Gràcia. Save time standing in the long ticket line at this architectural attraction with a flexible entrance ticket. Visit anytime during opening hours, and tour the building - originally designed as a summer house - at your leisure.

Prebook your admission ticket ahead of time and guarantee your visit, while in Barcelona, to see Antoni Gaudí's unfinished masterpiece, La Sagrada Familia. Your admission ticket also comes with an audio guide, so you can learn about this famous UNESCO World Heritage Site as you wander the attraction at your own pace.

For lovers of natural landscapes and religious architecture, Montserrat should be a must-do landmark on your Barcelona itinerary. Guarantee your entry to the Montserrat Monastery, a Catholic pilgrimage site home to the 12th-century La Moreneta (Black Madonna), by purchasing your ticket in advance. Explore with an audio guide and delve deeper into the building's history in the Museum of Montserrat.  

Many visitors flock from all over the world just to get a peek at the UNESCO World Heritage Site, La Sagrada Familia. Prebook your admission ticket ahead of time and guarantee your visit while in Barcelona to see Antoni Gaudí's unfinished masterpiece. Please note children 10 years old and younger are given free admission.

The Royal Monastery of St Mary of Pedralbes, founded in 1326 by Queen Elisenda of Montcada, third wife of James II of Aragon, provides a unique cultural and historical record of the community of Poor Clare Nuns who lived there practically without a break from 1327 to 1982. Its artistic heritage has become a reference for the study of the customs, fashions and models of secular and religious life. The exhibitions "Petras Albas", "The Treasures of the Monastery," "Plants, Remedies and Apothecaries", "Murals in the Spotlight: the Paintings in St Michael's Chapel" as well as the restored Chapel itself, illustrate the museum complex.

Explore the landmark hailed as one of Gaudi's most inspired creations on a 1.5-hour skip-the-line audio tour of La Pedrera. Sail past long lines with your priority access pass and enjoy leisurely exploration of the modernist masterpiece with an informative audio guide. Gain fascinating insight into the architect's innovative vision and inspiration for the surreal structure, in which spiraling chimneys and undulating lines compete for attention. Delve into Gaudi's past by visiting the Espai Gaudi museum on the top floor and stroll over the decorative swirls of courtyards within the complex.

Explore one of Barcelona's best-known modernist houses with an art historian guide on this small-group Casa Amatller tour. Designed for the chocolate-making Amatller family in 1900 by architect Puig i Cadafalch, the house is exceptionally well-preserved, with almost all its original d ecor and furnishings still in place. Admire the ceramic-tiled exterior with its stepped gable, and explore the rooms and Amatller art collections as your guide shares their history. Includes skip-the-line admission and mobile ticket.

This 1.5-hour tour allows you to be the first one inside Gaudi's La Pedrera "“ Milà House, 1 hour before the attraction officially opens to the public. With your priority-access pass, you'll explore the modernist masterpiece in relative solitude until 9am. Capture crowd-free photographs of the UNESCO-listed landmark's extravagant features and enjoy a coffee or a drink in Cafe de la Pedrera after your tour. Another perk: This tour is limited to 15 people.

Go on a discovery tour of the spectacular Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar. You'll avoid time wasted in long visitor lines by having an admission ticket included. After entering the building, you'll find out about its construction, visit its gallery, its crypt, and learn about its hidden secrets. One of the most magical things about this tour is the rooftop visit where you'll gain incredible views of Barcelona.