Sightseeing Tickets & Passes in Spain

In addition to all these attractions, there are shows for the whole family, including classics that share billboards with local productions in which magnificent Andalusian horses and aliens appear. Without a doubt, a great day to spend away from home with the family.

Take a break from the beach and enjoy a wildlife-themed family day out at the Loro Parque in Tenerife with this all-day admission ticket. Visit attractions including the Lion's Kingdom, Penguin Planet, and the Katandra Treetops aviary; discover rare bird species such as Spix's macaw and indigo-winged parrot; and see sharks, gorillas, tigers, iguanas, giant Galápagos tortoises, and much more.

Reserve your tickets ahead of time for entry to the Malaga Glass and Crystal Museum. Avoid the potential disappointment of sold-out days and save time waiting in line to buy tickets when you arrive with your passes in hand. Explore the collection of glass crafts ensconced in an 18th-century historical home, where you can wander at your leisure through the timeline of the craft's development.

Get inside Madrid's most famous bullfighting stadium, Las Ventas Bullring, with this 45-minute audio-guided tour. Learn about the traditions and culture of bullfighting as you see key stadium sites including the network of alleyways lining the main ring and the stands where audiences yell and cheer. Stop by the Door of Madrid (Puerte Grande), where winning bullfighters make their celebratory departure, and get a chance to admire the intricate architecture of this elaborately-designed stadium. Your Madrid bullring tour includes the entrance fee and audio guide. Continue on at your own pace to the Bullfighting Museum of Madrid and see works such as engravings from the tauromachy of Goya, bullfighters dresses from the twentieth century, a section devoted exclusively to Manolete and a large testimonial sample of the birth of the historic Las Ventas bullring.

Beautifully set in an 18th Century palace, the MEAM (European Museum of Modern Art) showcases Contemporary Figurative artwork, characterized by its tendency to draw inspiration from real objects or figures. This carefully curated collection features impressive works not commonly shown in museums or galleries. The MEAM also hosts musical performances, theater, and workshops in painting and sculpture. This ticket grants access to permanent and temporary exhibits for no extra fee.

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.  

The Guggenheim Museum is one of Spain's largest art museums and visiting with a private guide ensures you make the most of your visit. Marvel at the museum's futuristic architecture, then head inside to admire contemporary and avant-garde masterpieces by artists such as Richard Serra, Jeff Koons, and Francesco Clemente.

See more of Madrid, for less, with the iVenture Card Madrid a money-saving attraction pass that offers access to up to 23 of the Spanish capital’s most popular sites. Pick between 3-, 5-, 7- and unlimited-attraction cards, granting access to Madrid activities and attractions like a guided tour of the Prado Museum, a Real Madrid tour, a Madrid city sightseeing tour and much more. Best of all, you call the shots on what to see and do. The choice is up to you.

Prebook to secure a visit for a day or time ideal for you with this ticket to Madrid's Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum (Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza). Book for your preferred date and admire the permanent collection of Western art spanning the 13th to the 20th century, including works by Raphael and Picasso. Upgrade to include an audio guide, access to the Thyssen's temporary Max Beckmann exhibition, and/or a 3-course meal at the caf e.

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.

Sail past long lines outside of the Joan Miró Foundation in Barcelona with a convenient and cost-effective skip-the-line ticket. Before heading inside to admire the world's most comprehensive collection of Miro's work, marvel at the building's grand architecture and receive an interesting introduction to the life and work of the prominent Catalan artist. See works created using a variety of mediums and allow your creative mind to roam free in this radical space that makes art accessible to all.

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.

Learn about the history of Catalonia by visiting the Museu d'Historia de Catalunya. It can be tiring waiting in long visitor lines, but you'll beat the crowds with entrance tickets included. As well as the extensive collection of artifacts, you'll be able to access incredible views of Barcelona's Port from the panoramic roof terrace.

See realistic wax figures of celebrities and important people in history with admission to the Madrid Wax Museum. Located in the city's centre along the Golden Mile of Museums, this family-friendly museum has had 15-million visitors since opening in 1972. Take a selfie with Cristiano Renaldo, Pel e, Angelina Jolie, or Michael Jackson and learn about Spanish history in the Gallery of Kings and other exhibits.   

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.

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.

Discover the cocoa and the secrets of chocolate with this admission ticket. A unique space where you can travel to the origins of this delicacy, know its process and admire the impressive works of the best pastry and chocolatier Masters of the Country.

Admire some of Europe's greatest artworks at leisure with admission to the Prado Museum in Madrid. Spain's leading art museum, the Prado houses an acclaimed European art collection dating from the1300s to the 1900s. Walk through the halls to view masterpieces by Titian, Bosch, Rubens, Velázquez, Goya, and others, including Velázquez's 'Les Meninas' and Bosch's 'The Garden of Earthly Delights.' Choose a regular or mobile ticket for the day of your choosing.

Pablo Picasso was one of the 20th-century's greatest painters and his life and work are showcased at the Picasso Museum (Museo Picasso) in Malaga, his birthplace. Make your visit worry-free and save time by prebooking your admission online with. Then, just head inside and explore the galleries - home to more than 200 of Picasso's works - and the temporary exhibitions, all with an audio guide for background and context.

Revisit the cars and fashions of the early- and mid-20th century at the Malaga Automobile and Fashion Museum. Travel independently to the museum, housed in a converted factory, and admire the more than 80 vintage cars dating from the early 1900s on as you wish. Admire Rolls Royces, Ferraris, and Bentleys; and see the complementary collections of vintage fashions and accessories from houses like Chanel and Dior in the additional themed rooms.