Your Perfect Guide of All the Attractions in Barcelona!
Are you visiting Barcelona, Spain soon and want to make sure you don’t miss out on anything? Well, this list has got you covered! Below are all the top attractions in Barcelona that you can’t skip out on for your vacation.
The list is split into two parts: paid attractions with ticketed entry (prices and official websites are linked to make planning your trip easy!) and free attractions.
While I myself am a budget traveler who prefers to do no-cost activities to experience the city “like a local,” I don’t think any trip to Barcelona is complete without marveling at the interior of La Sagrada Familia!
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Paid Attractions in Barcelona, Spain
La sagrada familia
La Sagrada Familia
Visit the grand basilica, where construction began in 1882 and is still going on today!
€ 26.00 | Chruch Entrance
€ 36.00 | Church Entrance with Tower
Telefèric de Montjuïc
Montjuïc Cable Car
Catch a stunning view of the city at sunset from the top on Montjuic Hill!
€17.00 | Roundtrip Cable Car Pass
Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya
Catalunya National Art Museum
Wander the halls of the magnificent National Art Museum that was created out of the Catalan Museum Law of 1990.
€12.00 | Museum Entrance to the Museum
Museo Picasso
Picasso Museum
Explore the largest Picasso collection at the museum housed across five medieval palaces!
€14.00 | Entrance to the Museum
Parque Güell
Park Güell
Visit the organic-inspired park that was originally commissioned to be a private estate!
€18.00 | Park Admission
Free Attractions in Barcelona, Spain
La Rambla
La rambla
Take a stroll down the history-packed street where artists and intellects gather to meet.
Gothic Quarter
Barrio Gótico
Visit the city’s oldest neighborhood where the Romans first settled.
Royal Plaza
Plaça Reial
Gather and dine at the lively plaza that was created to honor King Ferdinand VII.
Labyrinth Park of Horta
Parc del Laberint d’Horta
Get lost in Barcelona’s oldest park where you can try to make your way through a labyrinth maze!
St. Josep’s Market
Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria
Try local food stalls at this market dating back to the 13th century. The site used to St. Josep’s Convent.
Cathedral of Barcelona
Catedral de la Santa Creu i Santa Eulà lia
This cathedral is home to 13 geese, each to represent a martyrdom Eulalia suffered.
L’Arc de Triomf
L’Arc de Triomf
This arc served as the main entrance for Barcelona’s World Fair of 1888.
Parc de la Ciutadella
Parc de la Ciutadella
Horse rider Aurora, the Roman goddess of dawn, was also built for the Barcelona World Fair.
El Poble-sec
El Poble-sec
After Barcelona’s original town became crowded, families started to settle in Poble-Sec.
Montjuïc Castle
Castell de Montjuïc
Historically used for military purposes, the castle now offers stunning views and hosts events.
Enjoy Everything Barcelona Has to Offer!
Barcelona truly is one of the most lively and culture-packed cities in Europe! The awe-inspiring architecture surrounds you with GaudÃ’s masterpieces, bustling markets, and lively neighborhoods. Whether strolling along Las Ramblas or soaking up the sun at Barceloneta Beach, there’s always something exciting to discover.
Don’t forget to check-out our Barcelona Travel Guide: Barcelona, Spain – The Ultimate Spanish Vacation Spot!
As always, we hope you enjoy your trip and make lasting memories!
