Barcelona’s top sights come with steep entry fees and notorious ticket lines that eat into your holiday. The right tourist pass bundles your must-see attractions, skip-the-line privileges, and public transit into one easy scan on your phone. Whether you plan to marvel at Gaudí masterpieces, tour world-class art museums, or simply ride the metro without friction, pick the pass that fits your style and stretch your budget further.
Most popular Barcelona city passes
The most popular Barcelona passes cover very different needs, from unlimited public transport to Gaudí attractions and museum admission. Compare what each option includes, how much it costs, and which type of trip it suits best.
Hola Barcelona Travel Card

Barcelona Card: 25+ Museums and Free Public Transportation

Barcelona Card: Public Transport + 40 Attractions

Barcelona: Go City Explorer Pass - Choose 2 to 7 Attractions

Best of Barcelona Bundle

The Gaudi Bundle
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Which Barcelona pass is right for you?
Pick the card format that aligns with your sightseeing pace, appetite for Gaudí masterpieces, or need for unlimited public transit.
All-Inclusive Pass
Unlock over 45 major attractions, Gaudí landmarks, and hop-on hop-off buses for high-intensity sightseeing days.
Culture & Metro
Enjoy free entry to top municipal museums combined with unlimited rides on the citywide public transit network.
Essential Highlights
Secure direct access to Sagrada Família and Park Güell alongside a multi-day city transit card.
Pure Art Route
Tour six world-renowned art museums, including Picasso and Miró galleries, with a single year-long passport.
Barcelona city passes comparison
Barcelona city passes differ considerably in what they include. Some focus on public transport, others bundle major attractions such as Sagrada Família and Park Güell, while museum cards are designed mainly for cultural visits. Compare the main options below before choosing.







Best Barcelona passes by travel style
The best Barcelona pass depends on how you plan to explore the city. Some travellers need unlimited public transport, others want to visit as many Gaudí landmarks as possible, while museum lovers may get better value from a dedicated cultural card. Here are the best options for each travel style.
Choose the Hola Barcelona Travel Card if your primary goal is navigating the city freely without buying single transit tickets.
- Unlimited metro and buses across all city zones
- Includes airport metro line directly to terminals
Hola Barcelona Travel Card
Barcelona Card (25+ Museums). Choose the if you plan to visit major municipal art galleries and historical institutions.
- Free entry to top galleries including Museu Picasso
- Integrated public transit throughout your card duration
Barcelona Card: 25+ Museums and Free Public Transportation
Choose the Gaudi Bundle if your trip centers around seeing Antoni Gaudí’s most celebrated architectural masterworks.
- Includes Sagrada Família and picturesque Park Güell
- Ideal for short stays focusing on signature landmarks
The Gaudi Bundle
Choose the best of Barcelona Bundle if you want the definitive trio of must-see highlights reserved in one step.
- Guaranteed access to top sights: Sagrada, Park Güell, Batlló
- Streamlined booking process for major bucket-list venues
Best of Barcelona Bundle
Choose the Go City Explorer Pass if you want to sightsee at your own pace without fixed daily schedules.
- Pick two to seven attractions from a curated catalog
- Long validity window to spread visits across weeks
Barcelona: Go City Explorer Pass - Choose 2 to 7 Attractions
Choose the Barcelona Card (Transport + 40 Attractions) for broad regional coverage and reduced-price activities.
- Extensive network discounts: across leisure venues and tours
- Free urban transit included for efficient city travel
Barcelona Card: Public Transport + 40 Attractions
Barcelona city cards prices
Barcelona city passes start at around €23 for transport-only cards, while attraction bundles can cost more than €100 depending on what is included. Compare the starting prices below, but check the latest rate before booking as prices may change.
| Card type | Estimated price | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Hola Barcelona Travel Card | From €22.63 | |
| Barcelona Museum Pass - Articket: Skip The Line | From €38 | |
| Barcelona Card: Public Transport + 40 Attractions | From €39 | |
| Barcelona Card: 25+ Museums and Free Public Transportation | From €59 | |
| The Gaudi Bundle | From €65.50 | |
| Barcelona: Go City Explorer Pass - Choose 2 to 7 Attractions | From €84 | |
| The Barcelona Pass | From €97 | |
| Best of Barcelona Bundle | From €101 | |
| The Barcelona Pass + Sagrada Familia Towers | From €113.50 |
Other options available to save money
A swift overview of top ticket categories to assist you in making your selection.
City passes and cards validity
48h/72h/96h/120h
Valid for consecutive hours after activation
Calendar day duration
Valid for a set number of calendar days
Extended passport duration
Museum passes such as Articket may be valid for longer periods
Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ
Which Barcelona pass includes Sagrada Família and Park Güell?
Bundles like the Best of Barcelona Bundle, The Gaudi Bundle, and the Go City Explorer Pass cover entry to both landmarks, but the standard municipal Barcelona Card does not.
Does the Barcelona Card cover public transport from the airport?
Yes, the Barcelona Card and the Hola Barcelona Travel Card include unlimited rides on metro line L9 Sud and the Rodalies R2 Nord train connecting El Prat Airport to the city center.
Do I need to book time slots if I already have a tourist pass?
Yes, high-demand attractions like Sagrada Família, Park Güell, and Casa Batlló enforce strict capacity limits, so you must reserve an exact entry time slot online through your pass portal.
Is the Hola Barcelona Travel Card valid for the Aerobús?
No, the Hola Barcelona card covers municipal buses, the metro, trams, and suburban trains, while the Aerobús is a privately run airport express shuttle requiring a separate fare.
When does the validity period of a city pass start?
Most cards activate the moment you scan them at your first attraction or transit gate, rather than on the day of online booking.
Can two people share one multi-attraction pass?
No, every pass is strictly non-transferable and tied to a single person, meaning each member of your group requires an individual pass.
Does the Barcelona Card include the Picasso Museum?
Yes, the standard Barcelona Card provides free general admission to the permanent collection of the Museu Picasso, along with more than twenty other municipal museums.
Are children required to buy the same passes as adults?
Most passes offer discounted junior rates, but since children under four enter city transit and many monuments for free, buying a pass for very young kids is rarely cost-effective.































