Barcelona City Card: All-Inclusive Attractions

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Unlock Barcelona’s top 30+ attractions with one pass. Enjoy guided tours, free admissions, and save 60%. Explore at your own pace.

Duration: 5 days

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Casa Milà - La Pedrera - Completed in 1910, Gaudí’s remarkable Casa Milà, also known as La Pedrera (meaning stone quarry), is celebrated for its unique façade. Now a World Heritage Site, it is renowned for its distinctive style. Visitors can explore the extraordinary rooftop with stunning views, as well as the inner courtyards and exhibitions…

Casa Milà - La Pedrera - Completed in 1910, Gaudí’s remarkable Casa Milà, also known as La Pedrera (meaning stone quarry), is celebrated for its unique façade. Now a World Heritage Site, it is renowned for its distinctive style. Visitors can explore the extraordinary rooftop with stunning views, as well as the inner courtyards and exhibitions within the building. The Barcelona City Pass includes entry to Casa Milà - La Pedrera.
Casa Batlló - A walk along the famous Passeig de Gràcia is a delight for architecture enthusiasts. This avenue is home to numerous buildings that are part of Barcelona’s cultural heritage due to their originality, beauty, and history. Notably, Passeig de Gràcia features two UNESCO World Heritage Sites designed by Antoni Gaudí: Casa Batlló and Casa Milà. Naturally, this attraction is included in the Barcelona City Pass, allowing visitors to skip queues and visit at their convenience.
Casa Amatller - Welcome to Casa Amatller, a gem of Catalan Modernism! Acquired by chocolate magnate Antoni Amatller in 1898, the building shines after extensive renovations. Its creative decorations, featuring almond blossom motifs (Amatller means almond blossom in Catalan), exquisite wrought iron, and impressive gargoyles captivate visitors. Since 1976, it has been a protected cultural monument, offering guided tours. After the tour, the souvenir shop and chocolate café offer further delights. A must-visit for Barcelona’s visitors!
Castillo de Castelldefels - Castelldefels Castle, the town’s landmark, is now open to the public for the first time. Visitors can explore the castle and Piratia, an interactive educational exhibition about regional piracy.
Colonia Güell Gaudí Crypt - Discover the industrial and architectural history of the 19th and early 20th centuries at a former textile factory and the unique church of the industrial colony. The 19th-century atmosphere is preserved in Colonia Güell’s streets. The Gaudí crypt is a hidden gem of the architect’s work, blending seamlessly into the surrounding forest with its organic structures. The Cripta Gaudí has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2005.
Casa Vicens - Welcome to Casa Vicens, the first major work by the renowned architect Antoni Gaudí. This unique UNESCO World Heritage Site in Barcelona invites visitors to explore Gaudí’s imaginative world. Discover his visionary talent and be amazed by the vibrant colors, stunning façades, and intricate details throughout this impressive house. The Barcelona City Pass includes admission to Casa Vicens.
Barcelona Wax Museum - The museum has been completely redesigned, both conceptually and in terms of the figures. The new exhibition combines iconic figures and the latest technology to offer an unforgettable experience. With 28 sets and stages, including The Money Heist, Star Wars, Hall of Fame, and numerous pop stars, as well as over 150 classic figures, the exhibition ranges from Don Quixote and Picasso to Rosalia, Messi, and Billie Eilish.
Moco Museum Barcelona - At Moco Barcelona, visitors can explore a diverse range of works by some of the most influential contemporary artists, including Banksy, Keith Haring, and Jean-Michel Basquiat. From street art and pop art to modern surrealism and contemporary painting, each exhibition is carefully curated to showcase the artists’ vision and creativity, providing a thought-provoking and inspiring experience.
Mirador de Colom - Located at the harbor and on the Plaça del Portal de la Pau, the regal monument of Christopher Columbus was opened in 1888 for Barcelona’s first universal exhibition. Today, it offers a panoramic view of the city, perfect for capturing unique photos of the Gothic Quarter, Montjuïc mountain with its castle, and the old harbor. Ride the lift up to 60 meters for a special view in the heart of Barcelona.
L’Aquarium de Barcelona - The Barcelona Aquarium, also known as “L’Aquàrium de Barcelona,” is one of Europe’s largest and most impressive aquariums, situated in a spectacular underwater tunnel near the city’s harbor. With over 11,000 marine creatures from 451 species, this aquarium offers a unique opportunity to explore the fascinating world of the oceans, including majestic sharks, colorful coral reefs, and playful penguins. Visitors can admire the breathtaking underwater scenery and enjoy interactive exhibits that promote marine conservation and offer an unforgettable glimpse into marine life diversity.
Poble Espanyol - Visit the open-air museum and artistic village of Poble Espanyol for free with the Barcelona City Pass. Poble Espanyol is a must-visit for those seeking to experience Spain’s rich culture and history in one place. Located in the heart of Barcelona, this open-air museum replicates a traditional Spanish village, showcasing the country’s diverse architecture, crafts, and traditions. As you wander through Poble Espanyol’s winding streets, you’ll discover stunning replicas of buildings from various Spanish regions, including Andalusia, Catalonia, and the Basque Country. With its vibrant atmosphere, handcrafted details, and immersive experience, Poble Espanyol offers a fascinating journey into the soul of Spain.
Mirador Torre Glòries - Experience Barcelona like never before. Mirador Torre Glòries is a new type of observatory that offers a fresh perspective on the city. Combining the features of a telescope and microscope, this spectacular experience allows visitors to discover the city with new eyes. The HyperView Barcelona is located on the 30th floor, 125 meters above sea level, providing an exceptional 360º view of the city.
FC Barcelona Museum - Immerse yourself in the heart of FC Barcelona’s heritage at the FC Barcelona Museum, where history, passion, and greatness converge to offer an unparalleled experience for soccer fans and admirers. From the club’s humble beginnings to its current glory, the audio tour celebrates the essence of one of the world’s most iconic football clubs.
Estrella Damm Factory - Enter the world of the Estrella Damm brewery and embark on an unforgettable adventure where every sip tells a story. Participate in a fascinating tour that reveals the secrets of making Spain’s most popular beer. The visit includes three parts: an audiovisual video showing the beer-making process, a short tour of the packaging plant to see the real process, and an organoleptic tasting in the brewery. The activity (tour + tasting) lasts 90 minutes.
Banksy Museum - The Museo Banksy Barcelona invites visitors on an extraordinary journey through the works of the anonymous street art genius. Located in the heart of Barcelona’s cultural district, a permanent exhibition with over 130 works brings to life the rebellious spirit and provocative messages of the British artist.
Telefèric de Montjuïc - The Montjuïc cable car, also known as the Telefèric de Montjuïc, offers a spectacular way to explore Barcelona’s famous Montjuïc hill. The cable car ride starts at the base of Montjuïc hill and takes around 10 minutes to reach the top, where the Montjuïc Castle viewpoint is located. During the ride, passengers enjoy breathtaking views of Barcelona, the harbor, and the Mediterranean Sea.
Basilica de la Sagrada Família - The Sagrada Família in Barcelona, an extraordinary work by Antoni Gaudí, is one of the most impressive examples of Modernisme and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Under construction since 1882, the unfinished church combines organic forms, religious symbolism, and detailed craftsmanship. Every year, it attracts millions of visitors who marvel at both the fascinating architecture and the history of this monumental project.

What's Included

Experience the Aquarium of Barcelona
Free access to top venues like Casa Batlló, Casa Milà, and Casa Amatller
24-hour Hop on Hop off bus tour with audio guide
Public transportation ticket, if booked optional
Join the included Barcelona bike tour
La Sagrada Familia timed entry with audio guide, if booked optional
Free FC Barcelona immersive tour included

What's Not Included

Park Guell entry

Additional Information

Discover the convenience and savings of the Barcelona All-Inclusive City Card. This comprehensive card grants access to over 30 attractions, such as Crypta Gaudi, Casa Vicens, Casa Batllò, Casa Mila, and the FC Barcelona Museum, along with a ride on the Montjuic cable car. Enjoy a complimentary harbor cruise and explore Barcelona’s sights comfortably…

Location

Casa Mila - La Pedrera

Passeig de Gracia, 92

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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131ant_nl

Jul 25, 2025

Buen City Pass - I’ve used city passes in several destinations, so I was curious to try the Barcelona City Pass in my own city — and I wasn’t disappointed. It covers many of the main attractions, plus the hop-on hop-off tour bus, which is a fun way to rediscover the city. Booking and using the pass was simple: everything came by email and worked perfectly on my phone. Some popular places, such as the Sagrada Família and Park Güell, do require booking in advance, so it is worth planning ahead.

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Voelligwurscht

May 17, 2025

It paid off! - Before our trip to Barcelona, we really spent a long time looking at which of the many passports on offer would be right for us. Calculated all possible variants and the decision was then made on the "Barcelona City Pass" of Turbopass. Absolutely the right decision! What you should note: for optionally bookable tickets (e.g. Sagrada Familia, Park Güell, etc.) you have to book _in time_ to find an available time slot. We had ordered the Turbopass only 3 days before our trip - too short for Park Güell. As a remedy I was able to get tickets via the official Park Güell page. We had visited some attractions more than we had originally planned due to the numerous offers included; simply because they were just nearby (and it was almost always worth it!). The only discrepancy was with the Casa Vicens: it was supposed to be in the Turbopass, but it wasn't. The employee explained to me that this problem is always present: Casa Vicens has ended the cooperation with Turbopass, but nevertheless tourists keep coming with a "valid" QR code. Nicely he let us in for free anyway! If any of the Turbopass officers are reading this, here's something to clarify... We took public transport ticket to it - also paid off! I would definitely buy this ticket again.

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Fabianga3472rt

May 13, 2025

Made Our Barcelona Trip Super Easy and Fun! - We got the Pass for our 4-day trip to Barcelona and it was honestly such a good decision. Everything was super easy to use—we got the info's by email and just had it ready on our phones. The hop-on hop-off bus was great for getting around and seeing the main sights. A bunch of top attractions were included, like the Sagrada Família, Park Güell, and even a harbor boat tour, which was a nice surprise. All places knew about the pass and accepted it without any problem. A couple spots needed advance booking, so it’s worth checking the details ahead of time. We definitely saved money compared to buying tickets separately, and it made the whole trip feel way more relaxed.

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Yuth_b

Apr 12, 2025

Easy and convenient. - Easy and convenient to use, access to many important places. But you need to plan to take a time I love it.

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Pierremr9575gv

Dec 10, 2024

Unforgettable Barcelona experience thanks to Turbopass! - I booked the Turbopass for my Barcelona trip and can really recommend it without restriction! Everything went smoothly, and my expectations were far exceeded. From the hop-on, hop-off bus tour, where really every provider knew the turbo pass, to my other activities like a catamaran ride or visiting famous sights – everything went perfectly. It was particularly impressive that at such well-known attractions as Casa Batlló of Gaudí, everyone accepted the Turbo Pass without any problems. No stress, no waiting – just get in, enjoy and explore the city! Thanks to the Turbopass I was able to experience Barcelona to the fullest. It was easy, convenient and incredibly enriched the entire trip. A huge thank you to the team behind the Turbopass! My conclusion: Anyone travelling to Barcelona should definitely get this passport. It is the perfect solution to discover the city relaxed and without any problems. Clear recommendation!

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Kimberlyvf8255pz

Jun 17, 2024

Great City Pass with plenty of choices and money saving - We had a great time with the Barcelona City Pass. It was easy to use, but we recommend to read the explanation how to us the pass well. All important attractions are included and the hop on hop off bus ticket was a big plus too. Our personal highlight was the Paella cooking class, lots of fun and great guide. Highly receommend the pass for who would like to have an easy an money saving city trip.

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O286rzjoycel

Jul 1, 2025

Good program, but a few disappointments you should be aware of - Turbo pass seems to be a great portal for travel needs. I was happy to find the Barcelona City Pass, as it includes many attractions along with the Hop On and Off Bus. The primary reason for booking this was to add on Famiglia Sagrada, which was sold out on most sites. I bought a two day pass. We were able to experience many of the attractions, including the tapas tour. However, despite my voucher saying “2 day pass”, I am told by the Hop On and Off Bus that the City pass if only for one day of bus privileges. The information is buried on a different page in small print. This is very misleading. In addition, I tried all of day 1 to book my Sagrada reservation. I finally receive an email that this was sold out. Of course by then it was too late to cancel the City Pass, and I had to book my tickets to Segrada elsewhere, for 80 Euros per person! Hope future travelers find this helpful, as I wish I had known before booking.

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Leahwx5004jv

Jun 12, 2024

Rip off ! Don’t buy this - We purchased the pass that gives you access to 30 attractions with hop on hop off transportation. We got to the first attraction and were told the pass does NOT include the admission tickets to the attraction, you still need to buy those separately. And of course the attraction was already sold out for the day. Not ONCE during the time period of our passes did we see or find a hop on hop off bus. There were no instructions on how to locate the pick up and drop off stops. I thought if we walked to one of the known attractions we would find the hop on hop off route. Nope. We did get a 13 page PDF with bar code tickets for the 30 attraction pass. Which was NOT the admission tickets. Absolutely a waste of time and money.

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