Attraction Tickets in Catalonia

This ticket gives you admission to one of the oldest medical institutions in Europe, Sant Pau Recinte Modernista. Take a self-guided tour through this Art Nouveau complex, one of the most important works of architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner. Tickets valid anytime during opening hours; facility is wheelchair accessible.

Barcelona's scenic Montjuïc neighborhood lies on a prominent hill and offers panoramic vistas of the city. While Montjuïc can be difficult to reach on foot, this cable car provides easy transportation and allows you to enjoy views of Barcelona and the Mediterranean Sea as you ascend. With eight comfortable seats and wheelchair-accessible cabins, this cable car ride is a good option for the whole family.

More than 2,000 m2 of gallery space showcase almost one thousand exhibits, including sarcophagi, mummies, jewellery and amulets, to give us a greater understanding of everyday life and the prevailing customs of the ancient civilisation of the Pharaohs.The Museu Egipci de Barcelona runs guided tours of its collections led by Egyptologists, which are essential in order to give visitors a greater understanding and knowledge of Egyptian culture and civilisation.

The summit of the Columbus Monument, located at the end of the bustling La Rambla boulevard, offers stunning views of Barcelona's seaside city sprawl. Guarantee your entry to the historic landmark by purchasing your entrance ticket in advance, thereby ensuring you enjoy panoramic vistas of the Gothic Quarter, Santa Maria del Pi Basillica, and Barceloneta Beach. Upgrade to enjoy a glass of wine from a region of your choice, accompanied by a Spanish tapas taster, in the monument's wine tasting area.

Barcelona Aquarium (L'Aquarium) is one of the largest in Europe and plays host to one of the world's most impressive collections of Mediterranean marine life. Beat the queues and guarantee entry to this family-friendly attraction with a skip-the-line ticket, valid throughout the aquarium's 10am-7pm opening times. Browse informative exhibits that educate kids and adults alike about more than 11,000 different sea creatures, and stroll through a 262-foot (80-meter) tunnel inhabited by sharks and eels.

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.