Fundació Joan Miró
On Montjuïc, in the building Sert designed for the collection. Pairs well with the cable car. Check availability →
Fundació Antoni Tàpies
In a modernist publishing house by Domènech i Montaner, in the heart of the Eixample. Building and collection at once. Check availability →
MNAC guided visit
The MNAC Romanesque collection is among the world’s best, and without a guide you walk right past it. Check availability →
Horta Labyrinth
The city’s oldest garden, with its cypress maze. Up the hill, far from the centre and almost empty. Check availability →
Teleférico de Montjuïc
Up the Montjuïc slope to the castle, hanging in the air. The fastest way up and the one with the views. Check availability →
Poble Espanyol
A whole village built for the 1929 Exposition on Montjuïc, with streets copied from across Spain. Check availability →
Moco Museum
In El Born: modern and street art inside a 16th-century palace. An odd contrast, and that is why it works. Check availability →
Fundació Mapfre
Photography and modern art exhibitions in the Casa Garriga i Nogués, in the Eixample. Check availability →
Barcelona Pass
One pass for several attractions. It pays off from the third or fourth onwards, not before. Check availability →
Barcelona Explorer Pass
You pick attractions from a list and pay for the bundle. Better if you already know what you want to see. Check availability →
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