Hidden Gems in Barcelona

Enjoy entry into Banksy Museum at Espacio Trafalgar in Barcelona.

Admire over 130 works of art by the iconic (albeit anonymous) UK artist on this self-guided tour.

Check out replicas of famous pieces like Girl With Balloon and Girl Frisking Soldier.

Find politically-charged iconography with social commentary, and marvel at the democratic intentions of urban art.

Fun Fact: Make use of the free guided tours available every Monday to enjoy a more vivid experience of Banksy's world!

Escape the ordinary at Barcelona's Big Fun Museum, a mystical haven of mind-bending attractions like the Upside Down House and the Museum of Madness.

Discover the strangest facts at Records and Wonders. Shrink down to dwarf-size and enter a ginormous world at the Giant's House.

Check out the delicious-looking collection of modern art made with all kinds of eatable items at the Food Art Museum.

A ticket upgrade lets you access the Museum of Illusions filled with 3D art, optical illusions, and more trippy stuff.

Fun Fact: You can play magic chess, wander an enchanted forest, and visit a mesmerizing mirror realm inspired by Alice Through the Looking Glass.

Ride 25+ attractions at Tibidabo, Barcelona’s hilltop park. No uphill trek needed, your ticket includes the funicular for easy access to the park.

Take in sweeping panoramic views of Barcelona from Tibidabo Mountain, the city’s highest point.

Explore the Automaton Museum, home to fascinating mechanical figures and historic rides.

Enjoy a full day of family-friendly fun with 25 different rides and attractions for all ages.

Reach the park easily and comfortably with the included Cuca de Llum funicular ride.

Skip the lines and head straight to the Mirador Torre Glòries observation deck for sweeping 360° views of Barcelona.

Take in the city’s skyline from the 30th floor, spotting landmarks like Montjuïc, the Sagrada Familia, all the way to the Mediterranean coastline, to the Tibidabo mountains.

Visit the underground Hyperview Barcelona, an immersive depiction of Barcelona brought alive via a mix of art, sound, and other multimedia installations.

Enhance your visit with a digital audio guide available in 10 languages, bringing every detail to life.

Upgrade your tickets for access to Cloud Cities Barcelona, a walk-through art installation that you can climb to experience a sense of 'floating among the clouds.'

Discover Spain's diverse architecture through 117 life-sized building replicas, from Andalusian neighborhoods to Catalan monasteries.

Watch master craftspeople work with glass, leather, and ceramic. You can even take part in interactive workshops and bring home a handmade souvenir.

The Fran Daurel Museum houses over 300 works by legendary artists like Picasso, Dalí, and Miró, while the new Vidre Art Gallery adds a contemporary touch to this impressive art experience.

Relax on sunny terraces with tapas and regional wines, browse artisan boutiques, and soak in panoramic views of Barcelona from the historic Sant Miquel viewpoint.

Embark on a journey through the barrio of Barceloneta and learn about how this neighborhood evolved over the years from its humble beginnings as a fisherman’s village to one of the biggest food hubs in all of Catalonia.

Relish traditional tapas and regional beer and wine and learn about authentic Spanish cuisine from your guide.

Savor an exquisite version of the Spanish tortilla and learn why it is completely different from the French omelet.

Fun fact: La Barceloneta was originally a fishermen's village that was built in the 18th century on reclaimed land from the sea.