Museums in Barcelona

Lots of buses and a lot of stops, the guides in the buses where're very kind and it was a lot of luck but we had the same driver three times during the day, stops are very well locate around the city so it's easy to move around

I really enjoyed the tour of the cathedral, but the best part was that, thanks to this website, we were able to buy tickets a few days before our trip—something that’s practically impossible. We’re very grateful to the organizers (HeadOut). Inside the Sagrada Família, the stained-glass windows create an incredible play of light. There isn’t a single straight line—everything is very soft and unlike anything else. You have to see it at least once in your life.

I recommend getting the combo ticket for the Palau de la Música and Sant Pau Hospital in Barcelona. Two major works by the architect Domènech i Montaner that are magnificent. Having combined tickets is very convenient and less expensive.

I'm not usually a big museum person but I absolutely love the Moco. Terrific modern art and graffiti. Very interesting quotes, info boards and audio. Easy to follow layout. Fabulous interactive displays and videos. All round marvellous Moco.

I love Takashi Murakami and seeing his pieces up close was mesmerising!!💖💖💖💖

I thought the view was fantastic. You can see Barcelona from every angle. The Montjuïc cable car will remain an unforgettable memory for me. Walking up to the castle is fun, and there are plenty of spots to take photos.

Everything went smoothly. We were able to redeem the vouchers right away at the ticket counter without having to wait in a long line, and the round trip was also a breeze—no long lines. I highly recommend it.

Online booking was easy and intuitive; once I downloaded my ticket, I went to the designated spot—and voilà—a breathtaking view from the 38th floor!!