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Top things to do in Barcelona
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Park Guell Ticket in Barcelona
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Casa Batllo Tickets
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La Pedrera-Casa Mila Ticket (Barcelona): Audio Guide or Live Guided Tour Options
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Palau de la Musica Catalana Ticket in Barcelona
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Sagrada Familia Guided Tour with Optional Tower Access
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Gaudi's Casa Vicens Ticket in Barcelona
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Klook Pass Barcelona
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Sagales Shopping Bus Transfer to La Roca Village from Barcelona
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Montserrat Monastery Classic Tour from Barcelona
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FC Barcelona Museum and Immersive Tour Ticket
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Top attractions in Barcelona
Religious Site
Sagrada Família
Discover the architectural marvel that is Basilica de la Sagrada Familia, Antoni Gaudí’s unfinished masterpiece located in the heart of Barcelona. Known for its breathtaking design, the basilica features three incredible façades: the Nativity, Passion, and Glory façades. Inside, you’ll find stunning stained glass windows that flood the space with light, highlighting Gaudí’s intricate design details, from the nave ceiling to the towers soaring above the city. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, La Sagrada Familia is not just a building but a symbol of creativity and devotion. Whether you take a guided tour or explore with an audio guide, you'll gain insights into the ongoing construction process and Gaudí's visionary design. From its Gothic and Art Nouveau styles to the unique experience of visiting this unfinished basilica, La Sagrada Familia is a must-see for anyone visiting Barcelona. Don't miss the chance to witness this world-renowned Gaudí masterpiece in progress.
Park
Park Guell
Park Güell is a famous park in Barcelona, designed by Antoni Gaudí and known for its bright mosaics, flowing shapes, and creative design. You can visit Park Güell to explore a UNESCO World Heritage Site that started as a failed housing development planned by Eusebi Güell.
As you walk through Park Güell, you can climb the famous dragon staircase to see El Drac, covered in broken ceramic tiles. You can relax on the long serpentine bench in the monumental area, visit the Hypostyle Hall (Sala Hipòstila) with its stone columns shaped like tree trunks, or enjoy a guided tour to learn the history of Park Güell.
All these moments lead to what makes Park Güell a must-see place: its mix of nature, organic forms, and bold design in one creative space! From the main entrance near Carrer de Larrard to El Calvari with the three crosses, you enjoy a stunning view of the city. Since Park Güell tickets are needed for the monumental zone, make sure to book early and secure your entry through Klook for a smooth visit!
Museum
La Pedrera - Casa Milà
Casa Milà, or La Pedrera, is an iconic architectural masterpiece by Antoni Gaudí, located in Barcelona. A UNESCO World Heritage site, it showcases Gaudí's unique style with its undulating stone facade and organic forms, making it a prime example of Catalan Modernism. As Gaudí’s last private residence, the building reflects his innovative use of load-bearing walls and natural shapes.
Visitors can explore the rooftop terrace for stunning panoramic views of landmarks like La Sagrada Familia and Casa Batlló. The building also houses a cultural hub offering exhibitions and access to the upper floors, where you can explore at your own pace. For an extra special experience, the La Pedrera Night Experience features a mesmerizing light show, illuminating the building after dark.
A must-see for art and architecture enthusiasts, Casa Milà offers guided tours, audio guides, and combo tickets to enhance your visit. It’s a key destination to experience the genius of Gaudí and the beauty of Barcelona’s modern architecture.
Stadium
Spotify Camp Nou
Spotify Camp Nou is one of Barcelona’s most iconic landmarks and a must-visit for football fans! Opened in 1957, this legendary stadium is the home of FC Barcelona and the largest stadium in Europe. The sports venue also serves as a symbol of passion and history for Barça supporters worldwide.
Explore the FC Barcelona Museum, walk through the players’ tunnel, and even step onto the pitch during a stadium tour. For the ultimate experience, book your Spotify Camp Nou tickets in advance through Klook and make your visit unforgettable!
Scenic spot
Casa Batlló
Casa Batlló is one of Antoni Gaudí’s most stunning masterpieces, located in the heart of Barcelona city along Passeig de Gràcia. Known as the “House of Bones” for its dreamlike, skeletal design, this UNESCO World Heritage Site captures the essence of Catalan modernism.
When you visit, explore the Noble Floor, where curved walls and stained-glass windows make every corner look like art. Head up to the colorful rooftop, where the mosaic chimneys and dragon-backed tiles create one of the most photogenic spots in Barcelona.
If you love creativity, color, and architecture that feels alive, this world heritage site is a must-visit on your Barcelona trip. Book your Casa Batlló tickets online with Klook today and enter the magical world of Antoni Gaudí!
Hospital
Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau
Discover the enchanting allure of the Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau, a stunning Art Nouveau masterpiece nestled in the heart of Barcelona. This architectural gem, designed by the renowned architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner, once served as a hospital and now stands as a testament to the city's rich history and cultural heritage. Often described as a 'city within a city,' this breathtaking complex offers a unique blend of history, culture, and modernist architecture that captivates every visitor. Immerse yourself in the beauty and tranquility of this historic site, where every corner tells a story of innovation and artistry, and experience a unique glimpse into the past while celebrating the brilliance of Catalan Art Nouveau.
Museum
Casa Vicens
Casa Vicens is Antoni Gaudí’s first house and one of the most important early works in Barcelona. Built between 1883 and 1885 as a summer house for Manuel Vicens i Montaner, this colorful house museum shows how the architect Antoni Gaudí began shaping his bold ideas.
As you explore Casa Vicens Gaudí, you can walk through the ground floor, first floor, and second floor to see spaces like the dining room, smoking room, and covered porch. You can also visit temporary exhibitions, view old photos, and step out onto the roof terrace for a fresh view of the building.
What makes Casa Vicens a must-visit is how it reveals Gaudí’s original ideas at the very start of his career. This intimate architectural work feels personal and full of detail, unlike his later, grander projects. Book your Casa Vicens tickets now through Klook and experience where Gaudí’s creative journey began.
Scenic spot
Telefèric de Montjuïc
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Barcelona from above with the Telefèric de Montjuïc, a modern cable car attraction that offers a unique perspective of the city. Glide above the vibrant landscape and enjoy an unparalleled setting that combines natural beauty with historical landmarks. This iconic cable car ride takes you up to the historic Montjuïc Castle, offering stunning vistas and a memorable journey. Whether you're visiting during the festive Christmas season or any other time of the year, the Montjuïc Cable Car promises an unforgettable experience that showcases the city's stunning landscape. A must-visit attraction for travelers, the Telefèric de Montjuïc provides a unique opportunity to see Barcelona from a whole new angle.
Museum
Moco Museum Barcelona
Moco Museum Barcelona is one of Barcelona’s coolest art spots and a must-see if you love bold and modern creativity! The museum is located in the lively El Born neighborhood in Barcelona, Spain, just steps from the Picasso Museum.
Inside, you’ll find a mix of famous works by artists like Banksy, Warhol, and Kusama, along with digital art and colorful immersive rooms. The museum is fun, fresh, and full of surprises—from pop art to NFTs. After your visit, relax in the garden or grab a bite nearby at one of the area’s many cafés. Add this to your Barcelona itinerary and book your Moco Museum Barcelona tickets on Klook!
Neighborhood
Gothic Quarter
The Gothic Quarter in Barcelona, Spain, is the oldest part of the city, filled with narrow streets, hidden plazas, and amazing Gothic architecture. This historic center was once a Roman colony and still has parts of the Roman wall, a Roman temple, and old buildings from medieval times. You can visit the beautiful Barcelona Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, where you’ll see geese in the courtyard and learn about Saint Eulalia.
When you visit, walk along Carrer del Bisbe to see a famous bridge, or explore the peaceful squares and churches like Santa Maria del Pi and Santa Maria del Mar. The Jewish Quarter, called El Call, has small alleys and the Old Synagogue, one of the oldest in Europe. You’ll also find great spots to eat near Plaça del Pi, Plaça Reial, and La Boqueria, with many restaurants and lively bars.
The area is perfect for a free walking tour or just getting a little lost while you explore. From shops and cafes to the Picasso Museum and places tied to the Spanish Civil War, Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter is the perfect place to walk, learn, and enjoy the heart of medieval Barcelona. Don’t miss your chance to experience its charm—add the Gothic Quarter to your Barcelona itinerary!
Religious Site
Cathedral of Barcelona
The Cathedral of Barcelona, also called the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia, is a stunning Gothic cathedral located in the heart of the Gothic Quarter. Construction began in 1298 in the Catalan Gothic style, but its neo-Gothic façade was not finished until the late 1800s.
When you visit, you’ll notice the beautiful central nave with its tall columns and colorful stained-glass windows. After that, explore the side chapels, admire the detailed choir stalls, and learn about Barcelona’s history through its art and architecture.
Be sure to stop by the crypt, where you’ll find the tomb of Saint Eulalia, one of the city’s co-patron saints. For an amazing view, climb the bell tower. From the top, you can see the rooftops of the Gothic Quarter and the city stretching far into the distance. With so much to see and do, make sure to add the Cathedral of Barcelona to your itinerary and experience its history for yourself!
Tourist attraction
Ciutadella Park
Ciutadella Park is one of the most famous green spaces in Barcelona, located near the Arc de Triomf and the lively El Born district. It’s a beautiful place filled with gardens, fountains, and attractions that make it perfect for a relaxing day.
When you visit, you can enjoy a boat ride on the small lake, explore the impressive Cascada Monumental, or visit the Barcelona Zoo, which sits inside the park. Don’t miss the castell dels tres dragons, a modernist building that once hosted the geology museum. The park also has ping pong tables, wide paths for walking, and open lawns for picnics.
Located along Passeig de Pujades and Passeig de Picasso, Parc de la Ciutadella is a must-visit if you want nature, history, and culture all in one place. It’s one of the best spots in the city to enjoy a slower side of Barcelona.
Transport in Barcelona
Eurail Global Pass
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Barcelona-El Prat Airport - Barcelona by Aerobus
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Hola Barcelona Public Transport Travel Card
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Eurail Spain Pass
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Barcelona car rentals | Rent a car for Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, Casa Batllo, La Pedrera (Casa Mila)
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Spain Train Tickets
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Roundtrip Bus Transfer from Barcelona to Montserrat
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Barcelona Airport Aerobus with city audio guide app
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Shared Barcelona Airport (BCN) Transfer to Andorra la Vella Bus Station
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Girona - Costa Brava Airport to Barcelona bus
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Hotels in Barcelona
HG City Suites Barcelona
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Hotel Arconte, Adults only
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Arcelon Hotel
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Nobu Hotel Barcelona
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Room Mate Carla, Barcelona
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Hotel Nouvel
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Sercotel Caspe
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B-Hotel
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Room Mate Pau, Barcelona
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Hotel Via Augusta
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Hotel Badalona Tower
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Lamaro Hotel
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Reviews of Barcelona activities
Wendy *******
2025-09-04 22:05:22
definitely a fun way to spend an hour. Just a slight correction that the meeting spot is across the street from the Columbus monument.
Shahrulnizam *****************
2025-12-19 20:07:50
awesome experience driving a Ferrari with experience instructor Adriel. Surreal experience
Kar ********
2025-10-30 17:45:11
Got ourselves a 7-day Global Pass and travelled through 5 countries. Buying the pass was easy but how to use the app for activating the pass will need some time to learn. However, fear not as there are many experienced people out willing to share. Do some readings and join some fb travel groups and you will surprised by the information available. The pass was flexible but the train schedule can be unpredictable which means you need to be updated requently to stay on course of your journey. We only experienced one hicccup on one of the trips at Berlin due to seat reservation issue and missing the connecting train due to delay of the first train. The other trips were as planned.
Regina *
2025-11-05 11:21:19
I’m glad I took this Aerobus from Barcelona airport into the city centre. No hassle at all, you just need to show your QR code and in to the bus you go. the seats were comfy and the staff really helpful. However, you need to know at what stop to get off as they have specific spots that they can only load and unload passengers. And nope, they won’t drop you off at your hotel 😊. Higly recommend!!
Klook User
2025-12-13 14:30:37
Everything is excellent. If you're arriving at Terminal 2, reach out to the customer support of Andbus and they'll change your ticket. The buses are clean and modern. Super convenient way to get to Andorra
Ellie ******
2025-07-29 15:39:32
Everything was great from the start. Good pick up location to get breakfast. Santi our guide was amazing and made sure everyone was safe and encouraged us to have fun. Equipment/gear was provided but make sure you bring your own towel and spare clothes and water shoes.
Keyna *******
2025-11-08 22:39:42
I joined the 4 p.m. tour, and it was definitely worth it! The light at that time made all the colors inside the church come alive — it was absolutely breathtaking. Thank you, God, for the perfect weather! I visited the Sagrada Família, and I can truly say that Gaudí’s work has the power to deepen your faith. This experience touched me spiritually, especially thanks to Alberto, who was incredibly informative and passionate during the tour. The tour group I joined had many seniors, and we patiently waited(no choice!) while some of them took a quick break to toilet before we started. I truly hope and pray that the Sagrada Família will one day be completed, because even in its unfinished state, it has already moved so many people. Once it is finished, I believe it will be even more spiritually powerful and deeply inspiring.
Warlie ****
2025-12-22 23:48:45
We had an absolutely fantastic time on the Montserrat Monastery Classic Tour. The tour was perfectly paced, giving us the chance to soak up the breathtaking scenery, explore the monastery, and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of Montserrat at our own pace.
What truly made this tour stand out was our guide, Eduardo. From start to finish, his knowledge and humor made every moment engaging and fun. He wove fascinating stories about the history and significance of Montserrat into the tour while keeping the group laughing and smiling along the way.
Eduardo’s ability to balance information with entertainment was exceptional. We learned so much without ever feeling overwhelmed, and the group atmosphere was joyous thanks to him. His insights brought the place to life, and his warm personality made everyone feel welcome and included.
Overall, the tour was fun, enriching, and seamless, from the beautiful views and well-organized itinerary to the expert guidance we received throughout.
Anup *****
2025-12-24 13:10:34
amazing tour and our guide Thais was just amazing gave us lot of info about the culture history of Barcelona. she was very very entertaining and a fun tour guide to make your memories memorable…. I would strongly recommend this tour
Quick facts about Barcelona
Local weather
℉℃ General info
Time zone
GMT +01:00
No time difference
Currency
Euro
1MYR = 0.21EUR
Official languages
Spanish
Best time to visit
FEB - MAR
Barcelona Carnival
Recommended trip duration
3 days
Flight time
12 hours
When departing from Los Angeles
What to know before visiting Barcelona
Top Attractions in Barcelona
Sagrada Familia
You can’t miss the Sagrada Família, Barcelona’s most famous landmark designed by Antoni Gaudí. Its tall towers and detailed carvings make it one of the most unique churches in the world.
Park Güell
At Park Güell, you’ll walk through colorful mosaics, winding paths, and artistic sculptures. This hilltop park offers some of the best views of Barcelona and the Mediterranean Sea.
La Rambla
Take a walk along La Rambla, Barcelona’s most popular street, filled with shops, cafes, street art, and lively performers. It’s a great place to feel the city’s vibrant atmosphere.
Casa Batlló and La Pedrera (Casa Milà)
These two Gaudí masterpieces show the creative side of Barcelona’s architecture. You can visit the Casa Batlló for its colorful facade or La Pedrera for its wave-like design and rooftop views.
Gothic Quarter (Barri Gòtic)
Explore the Gothic Quarter, where Barcelona’s narrow streets, old buildings, and the Barcelona Cathedral take you back in time. It’s perfect for walking, shopping, and discovering local cafes.
Tips before visiting Barcelona
1. Book Barcelona Attractions Early
Top spots like the Sagrada Família, Park Güell, and Casa Batlló often sell out, especially in summer. Book your Barcelona tickets in advance to avoid long lines and secure your preferred time slot.
2. Use the Barcelona Metro or Walk
The Barcelona Metro is one of the fastest ways to move around the city, with stations close to major attractions like La Rambla and Barceloneta Beach. You can also walk through areas like the Gothic Quarter or Eixample to soak in the architecture and lively streets.
3. Be Careful in Crowded Areas
Barcelona is one of Europe’s most visited cities, so places like Las Ramblas, the metro, and popular beaches can get crowded. Keep an eye on your belongings, especially in busy streets and tourist zones.
4. Try Traditional Catalan Food
Don’t miss Barcelona’s traditional Catalan dishes like tapas, paella, and crema catalana. Try dining at local restaurants or cafes in Gràcia or El Born for an authentic experience.
5. Get a Spain eSIM Before You Arrive
Stay connected during your trip with a Spain eSIM, available on Klook or at Barcelona Airport. It’s the easiest way to use maps, find tours, and contact locals while exploring Barcelona.
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Top attractions in Barcelona
- 1 Sagrada Família
- 2 Park Guell
- 3 La Pedrera - Casa Milà
- 4 Spotify Camp Nou
- 5 Casa Batlló
- 6 Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau
- 7 Casa Vicens
- 8 Telefèric de Montjuïc
- 9 Moco Museum Barcelona
- 10 Gothic Quarter
- 11 Cathedral of Barcelona
- 12 Ciutadella Park
- 13 Eixample
- 14 Passeig de Gràcia
- 15 Barcelona Aquarium
- 16 Port Olimpic
- 17 Casa Amatller
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Top destinations in Spain
- 1 Barcelona
- 2 Madrid
- 3 Seville
- 4 Granada
- 5 Canary Islands
- 6 Valencia
- 7 Toledo
- 8 Majorc
- 9 Girona
- 10 Malaga & Costa del Sol
- 11 Cordoba
- 12 Las Palmas
- 13 Bilbao
- 14 San Sebastian