Tickets & sightseeing

The Barcelona Card offers reductions for more than 90 museums, restaurants and shops in Barcelona as well as for leisure activities and entertainment. With a Barcelona Card you can use all means of public transport for free. Transfer from Barcelona airport to the city centre is included in the price.

Let's go in to the sights of Barcelona. You can choose from several city tours: With the classic, the "open-topped double-decker bus", drive along several routes to almost all the attractions and can be remotely and enter. A city tour by scooter is lots of fun and takes you to the most important sights. A guided city tour by bike is eco-friendly and just as exciting and healthy.

Here we offer several guided tours through Barcelona. The tours not only offer plenty of information on attractions and tips for the rest of your stay in Barcelona, but also a lot of time to address your individual questions.

Here you can book tickets for home games of FC Barcelona, one of the world’s most successful football clubs. The backdrop of Europe's largest stadium, the Camp Nou, is extremely impressive – with a capacity of around 98,000 people.

The Flamenco - the rhythmic dance that is subject to strict rules of interaction between dance, song and music - has its roots in Andalucia but has now also arrived in Barcelona. Here you can book an Andalusian evening with typical food from Andalusia and a flamenco show.

Would you like to experience something really special? Guided tour to the Sagrada Familia with skip the line, become a connoisseur of Spanish wines at a wine tasting in the city centre. Enjoy a dinner with a seat reservation at the famous Hard Rock Café. Or visit the Camp Nou, Europe's largest football stadium. A guided tour to the world famous Park Güell or the Articket.

Barcelona is nestled in the beautiful countryside of Catalonia. Many destinations in the area are worth at least a half day or full day trip. Here you can book guided day trips to interesting places in Catalonia, for example to the monastery of Montserrat, Sitges or Figueres (including a visit to the Dali Museum).