Top Barcelona Museum Tickets & Passes

Explore the landmark hailed as one of Gaudi’s most inspired creations on this 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.

The Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art (Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona, or MACBA), houses roughly 5,000 works and more than five acres (two hectares) of gallery space. Exhibits focus on Catalan and Spanish art from 1945 onward, with displays of visual arts, performance, dance, and film. This ticket allows you to explore the museum at your own pace, with multiple times offered throughout the day.

The Picasso Museum is one of Barcelona's top attractions. Guarantee entry, and avoid having to wait in a long ticket line, by pre-booking your skip-the-line admission ticket. With your ticket on your smartphone, you can bypass the line and head straight into the museum to admire Picasso's masterpieces. An audioguide is included for a richer experience.

Visit the UNESCO-recognised Casa Batlló, one of Barcelona’s most eye-catching edifices, and learn about Gaudí’s life, inspirations, and more on this immersive 10D tour. Explore the Gaudí Dome, Cube, and colorful tiled roof terrace, learning more about each space thanks to your intelligent audio guide.

Visit the splendid National Art Museum (Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya) in Barcelona with this entrance ticket. Show your ticket and explore at leisure, viewing the glorious collections that cover more than a thousand years of European art, from Romanesque and Renaissance to the 20th century. Marvel at the stunning exhibitions of Romanesque murals, view canvases by Canaletto, Velázquez and Titian, and cast your eye over decorative art and furniture by Antoni Gaudí. Cap your explorations with a visit to the rooftop terrace to soak in the panoramas over Barcelona.

Sail past long lines of tourists trying to gain entry to Gaudi’s La Sagrada Familia on this priority access tour of the modernist masterpiece. Accompanied by a guide, head straight inside to get fascinating insight into the history of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed cathedral. Admire the opulent ceilings and stained-glass windows while learning about the building’s charismatic creator. Visit the museum to see exhibits on the cathedral’s history and observe original plaster models and design sketches.

Discover the best of Barcelona on this convenient City Sightseeing hop-on hop-off tour. Choose from a 1- or 2-day pass, relax on the open-top, double-decker bus, and enjoy your own sightseeing itinerary as you travel multiple routes and learn about the landmarks via the onboard commentary. Stay aboard to enjoy 360-degree views of the sights, and hop on and off at any of the stops at leisure to explore top Barcelona attractions such as La Sagrada Familia, the medieval Gothic Quarter, the colorful Las Ramblas and more.

Plan a morning or afternoon’s entertainment with a difference and visit the Barcelona Wax Museum. “Meet” your famous heroes and legends from the past, and even have your photo taken with some of the world’s most recognizable fictional characters. Wax cons are placed in sets around the museum which you can visit as you travel through. The last stop on the tour is the El Bosc de les Fades, a bar set in a mysterious forest.

Barcelona is believed be the European capital of Argentinian tango. So, when you visit Barcelona, treat yourself to a rooftop lesson with a professional Argentinian tango dancer and learn the moves from the best. As you dance into the evening, you’ll see the sun set over the Gothic Quarter, and then finish up with drinks and snacks. No experience is needed.

Delve into FC Barcelona's history on an independent tour of Camp Nou stadium. Sail past the long entrance lines with your priority access ticket and follow in the footsteps of football (soccer) legends from past and present. Visit the changing room, pitch, presidential box, and press room, then head to the FC Barcelona Museum, where you find the club’s gleaming trophy collection and interactive exhibits.

Dip into Barcelona’s culinary repertoire on a half-day small-group walking tour around its foodie hotspots. With an expert guide, learn about Barcelona’s history and cuisine as you stroll the lanes, squares, and backstreets of the Gothic and El Born quarters. Call at stands at La Boqueria food market to taste local hams and cheeses, and make several food stops to sample olive oil, wine, tapas, Catalan Champagne, and more. Your tour includes lunch.

Enjoy a fun-filled day of sun and water on this family-friendly trip to Illa Fantasia, one of Spain's most popular water and theme parks. Spend the day splashing and swimming among the park's 22 action-packed water rides. Whether you choose to zoom down the high-speed water slide, or chill out with a float down the park's lazy river attraction, this attraction has a wealth of amenities to please the whole family. Your excursion to Illa Fantasia also includes entrance fees and shuttle transfer from Barcelona.

Explore Spain’s rich culture with this entrance ticket to the Spanish Village in Barcelona. This bustling open-air museum offers insight into Spain’s diverse art, architecture, gastronomy and handicrafts. Visit the Fran Daurel Museum — home to paintings by Picasso and Dalí — discover architectural styles from Andalusia and Utebo, and watch craftspeople plying their trade in ceramics, glass, leather and jewelry. Sample paella and tapas from across Spain, and upgrade to explore with a video guide and hear the stories behind the buildings and landmarks with the help of an electronic tablet.

Escape the midday heat during a visit to the Barcelona Museum of Illusions, a fun-filled museum that provides fantastic photo opportunities. Booking your ticket in advance means that you’ll head straight to the front of the line and become the subject of famous paintings by Picasso and Dali. Plus, the family-friendly attraction is also home to backdrops themed around Star Wars and local architecture.

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

Barcelona’s Erotic Museum houses more than 800 artworks and artifacts that showcase how human sexuality has been a source of inspiration throughout history. Ideal for time-pressed travelers, this ticket includes skip-the-line entry and allows you to explore the museum’s 14 rooms at your own pace. During your experience, enjoy a complimentary souvenir and glass of champagne.

An offshoot of Moco Museum in Amsterdam, Moco Museum Barcelona brings modern and contemporary art to the masses, from Andy Warhol and Salvador Dalí to digital experiential art and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Enjoy street art pieces and up-to-the-second art from names such as Damien Hirst, Keith Haring, Yayoi Kusama, David LaChapelle, and Damien Hirst, with a dedicated Banksy exhibition. Book your ticket ahead of time, with an audio guide too.

Already visited La Sagrada Familia and Park Güell? Discover more of Gaudi’s modernist masterpieces with a visit to Colònia Güell, a 19th-century industrial village designed by Spain’s leading modernist architects. Admire the striking buildings and learn more about the historic site on a self-guided audio tour, then marvel at the UNESCO-listed Gaudi Crypt, where Gaudi trialed ideas for La Sagrada Familia.

Discover the modernist masterpieces designed by Antoni Gaudi during an immersive 4D experience of Gaudi’s creative universe in Barcelona. Feel exhilarated as you take a seat in Gaudi Experiencia 4D, an interactive theater located beside Park Güell. Become mesmerized as surround sound, active stereoscopic vision and moving seats allow you to discover what inspired legendary architect, Antoni Gaudi, to design and construct his modernist creations.

Get entry into Park Güell with skip the line Park Guell tickets, one of the finest and most lively modernist parks created by Antoni Gaudí, an architect known for being a pioneer of Catalan Modernism in Barcelona. Enter the Barcelona park that houses some of Gaudí's best works, including the Hypostyle Room. Timed Park Guell tickets ensure you enter at a certain time and you will not have to wait in lines to buy tickets for this popular attraction in Barcelona. Originally intended to be a gated community for aristocrats, Park Güell is a burst of Gaudi's imagination that comes to life in the form of a public park. Positioned at an apt vantage point in Barcelona, this iconic park has quirky buildings, lush parks, and unique details that amuse even the most cynical visitor.

This entry includes a visit to Big Fun as the Museum of Illusions. Children under 5 years free admission.

With our ticket, you can get to know the Icon building of Barcelona, and the biggest temple as well, the La Sagrada Familia. Admire its beauty from the inside too, not only the outside!

The funniest museum in Barcelona! 7 rooms that will change the way you understand museums. Guinness Record Museum, Upside Down House, Sweet Museum, Giant's House, Alice Through the Looking Glass, Food Art, Madness Museum + a rest area with ball pool. And just five minutes from the museum you will find the Museum of Illusions with 3D paintings. Be part of famous paintings!

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