Tourist passes Barcelona
Save money and time
One way to save time and money on your trip is by purchasing a tourist card.
In general, before buying any of these Cards, I recommend that you plan your trip and evaluate which monuments you will visit and whether or not they are included in them.
Here I explain what is included in the main city passes so that you can assess which is the one that best suits your needs.
Go City Barcelona
FROM 89€
Currently there are three different options designed to suit different types of travelers: from those who only want to visit the essentials to those who want to make the most of their stay.
- Go City Essentials Pass: €89
Includes one experience to choose from:
- Casa BatllĂ³
- Guided tour of the Sagrada Familia
- Flamenco show at Palau Dalmases
- Barcelona City Tour (Hop-On Hop-Off 24-hour tourist bus)
Additionally, you can choose 2 extra activities from a selection of the most popular experiences in the city.
2. Go City Explorer Pass: From €114
Perfect for those who prefer to create a personalized itinerary.
- 3 activities: €114
- 4 activities: €129
- 5 activities: €159
- 6 activities: €179
- 7 activities: €199
You can choose from 47 attractions, tours and activities and use them at your own pace within 30 days from your first visit.
3. Go City All-Inclusive Pass: From €189
The best option for those who want to see as many attractions as possible in a few days.
- 2 days: €189
- 3 days: €229
- 4 days: €269
- 5 days: €299
Includes access to more than 50 attractions, tours and experiences during the selected number of days, allowing you to visit as many as possible each day.
Depending on the pass you choose, you can access some of the most popular attractions in Barcelona:
- Guided tour of the Sagrada Familia
- Casa BatllĂ³
- Park GĂ¼ell entry
- La Pedrera – Casa MilĂ
- Poble Espanyol
- Sant Pau Modernist Complex
- Casa Vicens
- Hop-On Hop-Off tourist bus
- Flamenco show at Palau Dalmases
- Museums, guided tours and food experiences
The combined value of the included tickets easily exceeds €300 if purchased separately.
As always, I recommend doing the math.
Barcelona City Pass
FROM 96€
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This pass is designed for those who want to visit the city’s two main must-see attractions without worrying about booking each ticket separately. It includes entry to the Sagrada Familia, Park GĂ¼ell, and a Hop-On Hop-Off tourist bus ticket, as well as a digital audio guide and interactive maps to get around Barcelona.
It also offers a 10% discount on many other attractions and tourist activities in the city.
Prices start from €96.
It includes the Sagrada Familia, Park GĂ¼ell, and the tourist bus, but the rest of the attractions must be booked separately with a 10% discount.
So do the math and decide if it’s worth it.
Articket BCN
38€
If you like museums, Articket BCN is probably the best value cultural pass in Barcelona.
For just €38, you can visit 6 of the city’s main art museums, with a combined value of over €80 if you were to buy the tickets separately. It also includes fast-track access, and it is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.
The included museums are:
- Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya (MNAC)
- FundaciĂ³ Joan MirĂ³
- Museu Picasso
- MACBA
- CCCB
- Museu TĂ pies
Is it worth it?
Yes, as long as you plan to visit at least 3 or 4 of these museums during your trip. If you visit all six, the savings exceed 50%, making it one of the most cost-effective tourist passes in Barcelona.
Barcelona Card
from 57€
The Barcelona Card is the best option for those who want unlimited use of public transport and to visit several museums during their stay.
It includes unlimited travel on metro, bus, tram, and train within Zone 1 of Barcelona, as well as the journey between the airport and the city center. It also offers free entry to numerous museums and cultural venues, as well as discounts on other tourist attractions.
Among the included visits are:
- Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya (MNAC)
- FundaciĂ³ Joan MirĂ³
- MACBA
- MUHBA
- Castell de MontjuĂ¯c
- Monestir de Pedralbes
- JardĂ BotĂ nic de Barcelona
- Museu del Disseny
- Museu de la MĂºsica
- CaixaForum (selected exhibitions)
In addition, it offers discounts on attractions such as La Pedrera, Casa BatllĂ³, Poble Espanyol, Palau de la MĂºsica Catalana, and many other tourist activities.
Prices start at approximately €57 for the 72-hour card.
Is it worth it?
The Barcelona Card is especially useful if you plan to use public transport frequently and visit several museums. However, it does not include the most popular attractions in Barcelona, such as the Sagrada Familia or Park GĂ¼ell, so it usually complements other tourist passes rather than replacing them.