Amazing church to visit. A real wonder. must see in Barcelona. Best to buy tickets online in advance.

In addition to being a stunning structure the process to enter is very easy. Easiest attraction I’ve ever been to. Show your ticket and go through security. Then your tickets get scanned and you can start the audio tour with your app. The tour leads to the museum and never fear - it leads you back to the Nativity facade where you started so you can look through again before leaving. I appreciated that it was not super busy - they didn’t seem to pack people in like i have experienced at other religious sites *cough* the Vatican * cough* but I can obviously only comment on the day I attended. The inside of the Sagrada is extremely beautiful. Bathed in light it feels calm even with all the people there with you. Amazing. Note: you must buy your tickets online and have the app to enter.

Amazing of course. I particularly liked the way the light came through the various windows. Cool colors on one side and warm on the other. Every detail, such as the colors or proportions of the hall have meaning. Leave time for the quite extensive and interesting museum in the basement. The queues and security process are quite well organized and people working there are pleasant, asking you which language you would prefer to speak with them. Some airport operations could take away lessons from these nice but efficient and professional folks. I was very impressed by the amount of progress since my other visit, in 1983! There was no color ( just stone) and not really any fully enclosed spaces then. I hope to come back in another 40 years!

It's incredible and incredibly beautiful. If you come to Barcelona, you should definitely plan to visit the Sagrada Familia. It's best to buy tickets online so that you can get in and be sure of your preferred time. The best time, in my opinion, is in the afternoon, when the sun shines through the windows and the colours come into their own. A visit to the towers is also recommended. We went up the passion tower and had a great view to the ocean side and sun setting.

What a Marvelous place it is..!! Perfect description designed with architecture,art , engineering and spirituality..!! The upper portion is still under construction (will complete it in 2035). One of the most amazing buildings in the world. Truly Iconic architecture in Barcelona. This project is a masterpiece of construction and architectural design. Every design and situation is meaningful. They have put one mirror in the center in which u can see the whole upper design and u feel like a sprinkler of water in the river. Book ur tickets in advance.Audio guide available for 45-60 min. Definitely worth a visit..!! Fully crowded place..!! Kindly take care of pick pocketing🙂

As an architect, Sagrada was a dream come true to experience. I recommend booking tickets in advance to secure your spot according to your preferred time slot. Personally, I’d advise mid to late afternoon is, however during peak season it’ll constantly be busy. I’d suggest sure to allocate around 3-4 hours to explore and soak in the sheer size, history and detailing of the structure - both internally and externally. Lastly, make sure to download the Sagrada app beforehand, to follow the audio guide as your explore on foot.

Must visit. Our guide said we had really good sun that day so it really depends on the good weather to enjoy the kaleidoscope colours illuminated into the church! If you like cool colours like blue and green, come in when the morning light shines. If you like warm colours of autumn, come towards sunset timings. Suggest to join the tour to learn the significance of each structure. It looks complicated n stern but is filled with symbolism and stories. Wonderful.

Visited the place earlier and it was a wonderful experience to observe the architecture and detailing around the building. It's a real piece of art and admire the work done so far. Did not get chance to get the ticket to enter as no tickets were available at the counter. It is always advisable to book in advance if you are planning to visit the place. There are many good food choices around. Overall great experience and a must visit place while in Barcelona.

Breathtaking experience. You expect a classical church but this is completely different. Modern and classical art combined. No boring golden altars or statues but brilliant architecture and philosophy of a genius. The best monument i have ever visit. The 45 min audio guide (there is also an 25 min express option) is a very inspiring and extremely informative enabler. I fully recommend it, it makes the experience complete and gives you all the astonishing context to really enjoy this piece of art.

A amazing building, but also a very expensive exhibit. The app was very well designed and the ticket sharing was also high quality. May I suggest providing a more detailed audio guide in the app for those people wanting even more detail, including for those walking around the outside and the towers. The towers were also very limited in the length of the walk, which was not well communicated. Very friendly staff and an astonishing space.

Definitely a must visit in Barcelona. It’s magnificent! Their entry system has improved so much that you don’t need to queue up to get in anymore if you buy tickets online. The entrance was a lil troublesome with the security checks but the staff were all very friendly and made the entire process smooth and welcoming. The ticket although was pretty steep but came with a great audio guide that made the entire experience truly amazing.

Exceeded my expectations. Pictures don't do it justice. We bought tickets ahead, and went when it opened. There was no waiting or crowds for the first hour. It was quite busy when we left, so glad we took the approach we did. Absolutely loved the free audio guide/app, it describes things like how Gaudi used nature as inspiration. The columns, for example, look like trees. The reflection of the colorful sunlight through the glass onto the floor, ceiling and columns is absolutely breathtaking. Don't forget the museum downstairs.

Needless to say, this place is a must see in Barcelona. Regardless of your religion, you would enjoy the great architecture of the place. The windows artwork is mesmerizing, you should choose a relatively sunny day to enjoy the lights and colors throughout the basilica. Try to reserve the tickets early and plan your trip ahead because the tickets get sold out really fast.

The place is truly unique and does not resemble any other church. You have to order tickets in advance and I highly recommend adding one of the church’s towers to your visit. You reach the top by elevator and go down by foot. When entering the place, there is an airport like security check and bags scan, but the process is very smooth

Absolutely breathtaking, I have never seen anything like it! The immense amount of thought behind every little detail is incredible, the audio guide was really good for getting all the information. About the different colours of the mozaïek, the pillars and the statues. We did not go up the towers so I can’t say much about that, however the cathedral is truly amazing and I really recommend buying tickets in advance online.

This is a monumental place steeped in history. The building's architecture is breathtaking and arguably one of the best in the world. Rich in history, you can feel its significance when you step inside. Make sure to bring headphones to listen to the audio recordings if you're visiting alone without a tour guide (as they can be expensive). Arrive early and book tickets in advance, and try to avoid weekends if possible. Restrooms are located outside along the side wall.

You already know how amazing this was. I wasn’t that excited about going to “another cathedral,” but this was totally different. It was modern and more a work of science than art. I mean so cool. You have to go when the sun is coming through the glass. Get the free audio guide downloaded onto your phone. It’s really enlightening.

Absolutely stunning! We were fortunate to be greeted by a police officer who gave us a private tour. The panoramic view was amazing, and the surrounding area is easy to walk to see more landmarks. It's lovely strolling the streets of Barcelona. Go there, explore, experience the culture, and cross it off your bucket list!

Stunning unfinished cathedral. The inside is the opposite of a normal „boring“ church and really brings a special beauty into this building. There is a reason why Gaudi is called one of the history‘s greatest architects. The whole concept is so creative that even I‘m not a big fan of churches was impressed and spent longer than expected here. Would also recommend the passion tower facade to climb.

Absolutely stunning!! This should be #1 on your things to do in Barcelona! Once you see it in person, it's so much more amazing in person than in pictures! NOTE - BUY TICKETS AHEAD OF TIME online to get inside! They get sold out quickly, and unfortunately they were sold out for the next week, so we couldn't see the inside. But the structure outside was magnificent and I totally recommend it.

Touring this cathedral was a fabulous experience! I booked a tour, which enables you to view it at a particular time. On a sunny day, the sun fills the cathedral with an amazing display of light. Although one tower and one facade are not yet finished, what is already built is simply splendid.

Simply put, it’s a masterpiece. One of the modern wonders of the world. I’ve gotten to visit 3x over the last 7 years and it’s been awesome watching it come together. It’s already incredible, but should be even more so when all the construction is completed. A masterpiece.

It's definitely worth visiting this place. Architecture is amazing. Go have a closer look at the exterior. Each and every object has more detailed work and a story behind it. It's still under construction and planning many more to the existing architecture, and the interior looks so amazed and beautiful. It's worth visiting this place in Barcelona.

One of the most beautiful artistic symbols I have ever seen. You should buy your tickets online to grant the access at a preferred time. Large group visits can be organized only paying for a guide. Online guide was really clear and exhaustive, it permitted me to understand what’s the story telling of the Cathedral. Amazing!

Really don't have the words to describe how magical a building this is. You have to see it to believe it, just incredible. If you want great photos of the exterior then you are better getting these from the street as opposed to paying the entrance fee. Inside is stunning too though.

What a place! It is a Church, it is a museum, it is having history in its every corner. What design, what creativity and what the usage of stones. If you are in Barcelona, you must visit this place because it is very alive, vibrant and very good atmosphere all around. Good food can be enjoyed. One should hire a guide and one should book the tickets in advance, online though the waiting is not too long but still it is recommended. Enjoy the vibe all around this place.

Most beautiful church, and possibly the most beautiful place I have ever been. It really can't be described without seeing it. It's a true work of art. I highly recommend doing the towers while you're there. I also recommend buying tickets in advance. We had a lovely tour in English and Spanish, and it made it much more enjoyable understanding the history behind the conception and ongoing plans.

I know it’s top attraction of Barcelona, but I am not 100% sure I totally enjoyed and understood such a mixture of different styles and ideas. You definitely need to go around just to get an idea, and it’s up to you to decide how you like it. We couldn’t get in as all online tickets were sold even for the upcoming several weeks. Some people say it’s more beautiful inside than outside, so I guess it’s for the next time. In any case, I personally cannot imagine standing outside for hours in order to get in, especially if it’s hot outside.

Incredible place!! I loved meeting you. I hope to return another day and be willing to pay 40 euros to see the island from the inside. It's very impactful. There is a shop nearby to buy souvenirs but everything is expensive, if you walk a few more blocks you will find cheaper places with the same product. Be careful as there are a lot of people there.

What a beautiful experience it was to have visited this place. The outside of the cathedral is amazing no doubt, but the interior just touched my soul. I literally couldn’t hold my tears back when I saw where Gaudi’s crypt was. To have imagined and made such a surreal masterpiece, is beyond my imagination. No wonder his work is so popular and that he was so well respected and loved. It is a beautiful piece of art, must visit. Every penny & second invested was worth it!

Last work of the genius and here you find all his magic view. The best view of course is the old side with the nativity. The rest seems to be tentative to follow the maestro. Inside is great especially if you can go very early before the mass is coming.

A must see in Barcelona! Definitely purchase a guided tour well in advance to make sure you get in and to learn about the history. Because we had a scheduled tour at 9 am, we did not have to wait in a line to enter. We did the optional tower tour, which I found well worth the cost and the time. The spiral staircase coming down is quite narrow and steep. I recommend putting any bag you may have in one of the lockers and having your hands free when you descend. Allow 2 to 3 hours for the visit. I can't begin to describe how beautiful the stained glass is and how inspiring the design and architecture are. Go!

I've been inside many beautiful churches and this is the prettiest I've been in. The stained glass windows show so much beautiful colorful light. The ceiling is very tall and the church is huge. In fact, it's not even a church. It's an entire basilica! An audio guide is recommended as it helps a lot.

The park sits on a hill top which provides a spectacular view over the city. The architecture, the design of the rocks , the benches decorated with colorful mosaic were beautiful and unique. The entrance fee is a reasonable €10. But be aware it requires quite some walks. From the metro station it is about 15 minutes walks. There are lots of stairs to climb. Although there are escalators from the street to the park entrance, some sections do not work so you will have to take the stairs. After we reached to the top of the stairs, there is no clear sigh pointing to the park entrance. We ended up going to a wrong entrance which is for residents only. In the park some sections are not accessible so you will have to return back. The park could do a better job with signage.

This is a must in Barcelona! What an amazing park! The lovely views and incredible architecture make it a must-go-to place. Make sure to get tickets ahead of time and be there at the time marked on your tickets. This park has a limit on how many can be there at a time. You will not regret going!

The park is rich in trees and clean. No map is provided at the entrance. It was suggested to use the app. Routes are not all suitable to pass from if you have a stroller or wheelchair. There is a slope at the beginning and a good number of steps are to be taken to visit and access the whole park. In my opinion I think it should be free to go inside. There are no animals so far. I saw only pigeons and three small parrots flying around. The restaurant inside was fully packed and the service is slow and the servers needs attention. Food is not expensive however the portions are small. It would be wiser to take a packed lunch with you. Take a good walking shoes and non slippery.

We had a local take us through the park and its important sights. We were here around sunset and ended up getting some great lighting as we hiked through the beautiful columns, the mosaics and sculptures. Whether you want to take in the history, the freshness, the quiet away from the city, or just walk around, this place has it all to provide a relaxing atmosphere.

What an amazing experience strolling through this park. Was somewhat busy for early January but still pleasant. Park was clean, well maintained, and provided lots of pathways for all abilities. This park has many unique features, architecture, and plenty of opportunities to explore the natural environment. Great place to sit and relax and enjoy a bite to eat. Highly recommend visiting this site when visiting Barcelona, Spain!

It is very beautiful park. The most exciting thing is to come early and walk leisurely and enjoy all the views with less crowd. This park is truly breathtaking. Anyone can spend here couple of hours admiring the beauty. The paths are very well kept with all the signs of direction. It is the perfect combination of nature with the skyline of the city in the background. Worth every penny and can be booked before to avoid huge queue.

This place is amazing. It had a beautiful nature park and it has also amazing architecture to see. The sad part is that you have to pay extra to visit the museum. When going make sure to buy tickets ahead to avoid not getting in. But if you have a chance then definitely visit this place!

When you go here, prepare like for a small hike, as this place is up on a steep hill and it's a big garden you need time to explore fully. Make sure to grab the map at the entrance. The garden is big and has many sights to see, it is advisable to come here either in the morning or as out of season as you can, otherwise you can't see much of the sights due to tourists. The architecture is impressive and placed perfectly around the park.

Absolute beautiful place to walk around. I loved the experience. The views are amazing, all over the city. Bring loads of water. There is a good few steep steps to climb, although thats to be expected . 10/10. Would definitely go back.

This is a renowned and picturesque park, masterfully designed by the legendary Antoni Gaudí. Its ideal location in the heart of Barcelona provides easy access via public transportation. It's a perfect destination for a day out with friends and family or a peaceful retreat if you're venturing alone.

So beautiful! Definitely get tickets in advance. I waited too long and ended up having to do a tour in order to get in. I really enjoyed the tour and the overall scenery. The cafe was super crowded, as was the main bathroom. Worth it though! Also, there are multiple entrances so make sure you go to the correct one!

Quirky place. Beautiful..buy tickets in advance. Also, plan for all of the hills, if you walk there and back. Depending on which direction you're coming from, there may be very steep hills or hundreds of stairs. The architecture is beautiful. Don't miss it.

It’s always a breathtaking experience coming here. As an architecture student it’s one of my favorite places to go. I definitely advice a guided tour and you will get to know all the details about this magical place instead of just going yourself and take a lot of photos. Take your time and walk around not only the colorful part of it but also the raw earthy side of the park.

This park is just so incredibly unique and beautiful. I could have wandered around there all day. The park itself is cool enough, but it also provides some spectacular views of the city. There was a flamenco performer and musician there when we went. The park can get crowded and tickets sell out, so be sure to reserve in advance

The ticket it's cheap, the experience and the view are amazing. I was at the beginning of February and it's was crowded but not so much like we could still take photos, enjoy the nature and the view. Like most part of the city, the did some reconstruction so the museum in the building was closed. But the park is amazing, must see.

This place is a fantastic spot to walk around and see incredible views of the city. The park has many sights and provides many areas where you can rest, stop and take in the views. Tons of opportunities for good pictures as well. Highly recommend if you come to Barcelona.

Park Güell is set on a hill with nice views over the city. Entrance is 10 Euros but there is lots of interesting architecture to see and walks to go on within the compounds of the park. I would highly recommend a visit but beware some of the walks are quite physically demanding.

An absolutely incredible park with some amazing structures and mosaics by Gaudi. We somehow went to an entrance which was at the back of the park up a massive hill, so I wouldn't recommend going to that entrance if you have a problem walking up very steep steps in the heat. The rest of the park was absolutely gorgeous, you could spend all day there.

Lovely place but be prepared for a long walk. Take plenty of water on a sunny/hot day. Fantastic views of the city from several places. Has many well built walkway bridges to admire. Nice tiles mosaics view point. For those with walking difficulties, this will be hard.

Is really a masterpiece. Every corner, every inch is unique. Very very impressive structure and worth visiting. Actually is a MUST visiting place in Barcelona. I recommend to have a tour guide with you to explain the hidden futures of the structure and the engineering behind it. Book your tickets in advance!

A wonderful experience, slightly different than almost 20 years ago when I saw it for the first time as you need to pay an entrance fee and most importantly you must book in advance as it sells out easily. A different type of park where the nature gets Gaudi's touch. Highly recommended.

It is a shame a 'park' is being turned into a tourist attraction with gated entry. Would've been the perfect place to spend a sunny afternoon if not for i) the traveling time/cost ii) ticket costs, and iii) dealing with massive crowds Manage your expectations and you might have an enjoyable experience

Walking shoes are a must. The entry is on the right of the grand entrance. There are many ways to follow and look around. This amazing park. The grandeur, the architecture, the views and the photographs you can take are just spectacular. There is a cafeteria and WC so you're sorted for the next few hours.

Book the earliest tickets. When entering the park(entrance #3 -the most easiest way to walk-downhill), go straight to “ginger houses”. It will be a huge queue after 9:30 there. So, I recommend to visit them first, then - walk through the park. Even in rainy weather in March, this place is worth to visit!

This is a chance to experience a creative view of architecture. The gardens are great to walk through, and the views across Barcelona are unrivalled. I booked my ticket online, and witnessed that anyone trying to get in without one were out of luck because they were 'sold out'.

OMG! I can't say enough amazing stuff about this place!!! It was so interesting learning about the original plans for the park and seeing all the amazing designs. I LOVED IT! Definitely a highlight of our trip to Barcelona. We got there early, which I recommend to attempt to beat some of the crowd. It fills up quickly. If you want to take pictures, get there before it opens and stand in line. When I go back, I'll know what areas to go to first because the area really does fill up fast. I scheduled about two hours for us to spend there and wish I'd done more. In fact, I'd at least double that if you enjoy architecture and being outdoors even a little. There's also a small bakery on site so you can grab a bite while you wander. Overall, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND! This is a WINNER!

Definitely worth a visit. We got there by bus from the city. We visited it in February. Beautiful setting, I can only imagine what it looks like in spring/summer. Fascinating to experience the three viaducts, impressive small buildings with quirky details. Really nice place. The cafe had a reasonably nice selection at good prices. I will be back.

This park is a delight to walk around, there are different things to see to add to your enjoyment. The benches to sit on are unique and done in Gaudi's style with lots of small tile pieces. There is a very nice picnic area with benches to sit at. There is only one cafe that we could see which was very pricey and best avoided. There is an entry fee to enter the park so bear this in mind.

Nice park with a picturesque view of Barcelona. Odd architecture and vegetation. Weather was not so nice, but even though the landscapes were beautiful. Buy your ticket in advance to avoid queues.

Another architectural masterpiece that cannot be overlooked. Highly recommended. Amazing view to the city as well. Make sure you get your tickets online and in advance. Will be more beautiful in a sunny day. Make sure to save some time to sit, relax and enjoy the view of the city.

The place is unique and the architecture is interesting. The place looks nicer in reality and pictures kinds don't make the place justice. The disadvantage is that the place is almost always crowded, the if you want to take pictures in the main spots, you will most probably have to wait in a queue for a few, or if unlucky, for over 10-15 minutes. I'd say it's worth visiting if you are patient and not in a rush.

Very educational and inspirational experience. The audio guide made the experience even more fun. There several types of entrance tickets, but do not think the ticket with the AR tablet is necessary unless you are going with young children. Make sure to bring your own earphones!

Strange building, one of the strongest attractions in the city, if you have come all this way, it's a good idea to ride the metro for a look. Organic inspired structure that flows and ebbs. A visual feast for the eyes, you can stand a while and take it in, if your up for it, purchase a ticket and take a look inside.

A unique architectural experience. If you can afford it it's worth upgrading your ticket to get the augmented reality tablet and the cube experience. They do have a lift if needed but it's very small and does interfere with the audio tours flow around the house. Also, if you want to avoid the queue to enter pre book the ticket.

This place is incredible, I cannot imagine someone designing and created it since the 1900s, must be a forward thinker! I was amazed by its beauty, and all every single details of the house. I got a Silver ticket, which allowed you ti skip lines and has access to some areas that the Blue ticket does not. This place was recognized as World Heritage Site, although the money we paid was pretty high, 36€, they say it is dedicated to renovation plan of the house, so I guess it was worth it. Highly recommend buying a book about Gaudi in the end of the tour!

Another amazing Gaudi’s creation - this Casa is like a miracle in the heart of the city! The details, the materials, the ideas- incredible. And when you get to the top you see the chimneys that look beautiful. The central one looks like a dragon with its multicoloured scales. And there is a bar on the top so you can sit, rest and admire all this beauty. There is an option that you can take a photo on one of the balconies and it is a great opportunity to create more unforgettable memories.

This was a highlight of our trip in Barcelona! Beautiful, bold, and innovative. I recommend including the video/audio to your tour. Fun visuals of both fantasy and how the rooms may have been furnished when the family lived there. Increased our appreciation of the spirit and history of the place. We went early in the morning as it was less crowded and the morning sunlight shines on the front of the house which highlights it stunning colors. So glad the place is preserved and available to the public. Allow 2-3 hours to enjoy the house. Get tickets in advance as they sell out.

We went in the morning, and it was beautiful! The cheapest level (blue?) is all you need to enjoy the tour. The audio guide was great. The house is amazing! Worth visiting.

If you like architecture you'll love this building, if you don't like architecture you'll love this building. It is very expensive to get into, I did a group tour of a few of Gaudi buildings which worked out cheaper but you don't get to spend as long as you want on some of the buildings as there is A LOT to take in visually and informatively. The tour I did I thought was more informative as she mentioned some information that wasn't in handset of the self guided tour although she would've missed some things that would be in a self guided tour as well. Doing a tour you also skip the line which I did see was quite long as times. Hope you enjoy the building as much as I did if you do see it

We so loved visiting Casa Batlló Highly recommend. The architecture and design are amazing. The virtual experience at the end is a great surprise to finish with. It’s about one and half hours to explore

The house is stunning, the experience novel, the price steep. We bought the Gold tickets (kids free) and it was worth the little extra to skip the line. You don't want to be in a crowd of people if you can avoid it. The audio guides were informative and the augmented reality tablets kept the kids engaged. The architecture is second-to-none, especially the woodwork.

This is one of the best places to see in Barcelona. It was an amazing experience going inside with Gold level tickets that gives you full access to all rooms and a nice set of tablets with good headphones, plus you have a fast line pass. They do not let you in earlier than your ticket time.

A must visit, definitely worth the price. I wasn't sure what to expect but the audio tour and house in general is really awesome. I've never seen a house like it and it's very impressive. The best part for me was the basement where they have a full room / screen experience to finish off the tour which is really good. Definitely a must visit for all Barcelona tourists.

Do recommend paying for the highest pass level you can afford (Blue < Silver < Gold), since the difference between Blue and Gold is only 29Euro vs 39Euro. AND BUY TICKETS BEFOREHAND! Check out the official site for the differences between pass levels (mainly AR tablet, Gaudi Dome, access to specific rooms, etc.) Crowd management could've been done better, as all pass levels converge and you don't get special treatment once you're inside areas where everyone can access. The team-lab-esque Gaudi dome experience was nice, although I can't say too relevant to the actual Casa. Worth the extra difference in pricing though The casa is quite interesting, esp. considering it was an actual residence.

It's a very beautiful building, one of the most famous in Barcelona, with beautiful majolica on the walls designed by Gaudi. There is a terrace on the roof with a beautiful view of the neighborhood, you can take a "tourist" photo on the balcony and they will print it out and give you a digital version. It's such a stupid thing for tourists, but it costs 14€, I liked it. You should already have tickets, although if you come in the morning at 8-8.30 on weekdays, you won't have to stand in line for long. I also noticed a ticket office near the entrance to the building where you can buy 3 groups of tickets at once. And the "golden" group is very profitable! 6-7 houses for 60€. I liked it, I highly recommend it. One of my dreams))

We purchased tickets online and were able to go right in. The gold package allowed us to see everything and included an informative interactive audio guide. It's beautiful inside and out. Just be patient as there were many visitors when we went and some areas in the home got congested. Highly recommend visiting.

Great experience, however quite pricey! The audio tour was integrated seamlessly as you walk around the house and the house is truly beautiful and well preserved. For a one time experience I decided to pay the 35€, but maybe not worth it if you’re visiting Barcelona on a budget. There was no queue and no crowds when I visited on the 3rd of January, but I did get my ticket online.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME AND MONEY I was very disappointed with my visit to Casa Batlló. The place was overcrowded with people and I could barely see anything. The tickets were expensive and not worth it. The AC was not working properly and it was very hot and stuffy inside. The architecture was nothing special and I felt like I wasted my time and money. They sold ticket ten times more than building capacity , I do not recommend this place at all.

Great spot to visit and is worth at least upgrading to silver. The line is shorter, and the interacting tablet is very cool and has some funny interaction. Make sure you don't miss or skip the last video! Was really cool and a highlight.

Purchased the gold ticket which allowed direct access at chosen time. The tablet and headset were helpful to navigate the house. The house itself is a work of art - so beautiful, intricate and artistic. Definitely worth a visit. Thoroughly enjoyed the immersive experience in the 'cube' at the end of the tour.

I love this place. A lot of opportunities to take great pictures. It’s a good size so you could spend a lot of time here, just admiring the works of art. We did the silver pass, which featured almost everything the gold one does except for like one small area. It was very busy but not like shoulder to shoulder. Employees were nice and helpful. Plan to spend 3-5 hrs.

I visited Casa Batlló in 2021 and it still is undoubtedly one of the most stunning houses in the world. However, what Barcelona has achieved with this museum is truly remarkable. They have taken a regular museum visit and turned it into an unforgettable EXPERIENCE. The visuals, storytelling, and branding are all flawless. If you love museums and are creative, you cannot afford to miss this experience. I would visit it a thousand times and still be in awe of it, and fall in love deeply. I know it's pricey, but it's worth every single penny. Yes, buy the audio guide.

I’m impressed by all the work, art work, how creative and talented people can be. It’s definitely a must if you travel to Barcelona. I personally love the experience of seeing the Casa Batlló (and generally every work of art made by Gaudí). At least once in life you have to see it.😍

We were completely in awe of the architecture here. We were so grateful to have an audio tour we could follow at our own pace. If you don't want to hold the wand, you can plug in your own headphones. The building is beautiful and even though we took our time going through the building I'm sure we still missed stuff. I would recommend this stop when visiting Barcelona. There was even a balcony where you can get your picture taken and purchase it, and there were so many fun facts as you walked through each floor. Get tickets early to avoid large crowds and make sure to take pictures at night of the front of the building as the lighting changes colors and adds a spectacular new view of the Casa. Definitely buy your tickets ahead of time online to save time. Even though they had a "cube" show at the end of the tour, please be aware of fast moving lights, and lots of moving video especially if you suffer from vertigo. It was a bit much for me because I get dizzy easily from this type of exhibit. But it's short and you aren't missing much if you skip this.

Casa Batlló is a stunning monument in Barcelona. The building's unique architecture makes it well worth a visit. Not being a big fan of monument tours, I absolutely loved this visit, it was very exciting and full of history. I recommend buying tickets in advance.

Architecture beyond compare! Indescribable, but I'll try. Gaudí had amazing vision. He designed and had this home built to resemble nature and the sea. The attention to detail is exquisite. The wooden shell depicted on the stairway, the bubbles of glass everywhere catching the light, the blue hand-made tile surrounding the ventilation shafts that make you feel like you could be under water are all well thought out details that make Casa Batlló my favorite attraction this trip. Just beautiful and amazing too, the grandeur, without being pretentious. Yes, it's busy with people but it's a self-guided tour so just being still for a bit allows you to see without too much interruption. If you go, I recommend you don't rush!

Such an exquisite place to visit! Absolutely stunning 🤩. One of my favorite places in Barcelona. I Highly recommend you purchase the audio guide bc it provides a lot of details about Gaudí and the architecture that you would otherwise not have known.

This place is definitely worth a visit! A UNESCO World Heritage Site is usually worth a visit. This must be the work of a man balancing between madness and genius... I would highly recommend buying your tickets in advance and to get at the very least an audio guide!

Absolutely loved it! What an experience for me and my wife! We had a blast. Lots of bathroom at almost every entrance to the seats. The views were great from the second balcony in the corner. Definitely a MUST visit for the museum but if you can also catch a game you have to go!!

Very exciting place to visit. It was great. Just make sure that there is no a game the next day, as you won't be able to experience the full tour and visit most of the places as they are closed. And also everything is super expensive: gift shop and all coffee shops around.

We bought the tour around the stadium and at night we went on game. There are a lot of things to see in the stadium like golden shoes of the players, their trophies and clothes. There aren’t any interactive places so I would not recommend this for younger children. The game night was something totally different because of the atmosphere. There is a big parking space and everything is good explained and marked so you will not have a problem with orientation.

We signed up for the tour when you walk in, which is €6 and they hand you a mobile device where you input certain numbers (located on the walls etc) and a video appears talking you through said section. It was incredibly difficult to find the numbers and it was too busy to listen to the device unless you purchased a headset also. So we gave up on this, wasted €6. I also wasted €6 paying for 3 shots against the robot keeper. The machine was not open and being worked on by maintenance men. I wasn’t told this on purchase or on arrival so I left with no experience and €6 down. The displays themselves were incredible. Just the vast amount of trophies and memorabilia on display is overwhelming. Especially if you’ve followed the team over the last few decades. You start linking each trophy to certain games in your memory. The best bit of the tour for me was being able to sit in the stands and take it the size of the place. Also watching 200 people sit and take selfies and profile pictures on the balcony 😂 Another down side is that when it comes to having to go downstairs it is some walk to the next section which is an elevator lift away. Nothing it signed so you just kind of wonder around. We thought we had finished after the trophies and the stands but after roaming around we found the away changing room, the conference box, the pitch side and commentary gantry. Would have been nice to see the home locker room but I can understand if they charge more for this. Overall I would recommend visiting and doing the tour as it is a part of history.

The best club museum, all trophies, champions league and laliga titles in one place. And the best 360° Camp Nou room that feels like you're in stadium and Barça wins a trophie. But if you don't want to return after being there go in 2024, because the stadium is in reconstruction and its closed, but the museum, store and cafe are working.

We had an amazing experience here. I particularly enjoyed the Barca immersive tour. Lovely. The guides are great. Camp Nou stadium is still under construction so we never felt it. Overall great experience.

Absolute fantastic tour, take the player experience, absolutely worth it, we got lucky with a super awesome tour guide who was speaking Spanish, Catalan, Italian, French, English, and even a bit of Arabic, he made the tour so much fun. Part of the player experience is visiting the changing room, but they do undersell it a lot. It isn't just about the changing room, it is about understanding the journey of the players, how they prepare days before the game in the technical room, how they have their meetings, their super tremendous pressure they have to play well. It is definitely an interesting perspective that none of the people on the tour had before. The visit includes the tour, the store (Which is actually a mega store), and the activities outside, so we spent around 3 hours on premise. Highly recommended

A really exciting place to be in if you love football. The stadium is deeply connected with the history of this sport. The museum inside tells the story of the club. It was especially enjoyable stepping on the field around the bench area along the sideline, the perfect spot for taking pictures. VIP player tour which means you can go to visit locker room ( not allowed to take pictures because of privacy) and sit in where VIP seat view of the club, sadly see to classic build to change new stadium in 2 years' 🤔

One of the best stadiums and most iconic stadiums in the world.I was here 2 months ago right before them knocking it down so glad i could experience it. It was always my dream to see lewandowski play and i did just there, the best place to do so. I watched Barca face Mallorca and it was great,the atmosphere and the fans are also great.The stadium was almost full and then there was Jordi Alba and Sergio Busquests presentation as they were leaving after a long time.Overall,great and iconic stadium,could not give it less than 5 stars and will forever be remembered.

As a football fan, this should be on the bucket list, but wait,....... It is a building site, no stadium tour, no walk around. You can only visit a makeshift temporary museum, and the Barca shop. There is not much else to see. It is expected to be complete 2024, 2025 season. Just wait till it's complete. It's a shame that this historic, beautiful stadium is now gone.

I'm not much of a football fan, but my visit to Camp Nou was truly captivating. Even though the sport isn't my passion, I found it to be one of the best attractions in Barcelona. As I explored the stadium, I couldn't help but wonder about the incredible vibes and atmosphere during match days, especially during big matches. The energy and excitement must be truly electric. I can't quite imagine it, but I do hope to experience it for myself someday. The stadium's grandeur and history make it a must-visit, even for those who aren't die-hard football enthusiasts like myself.

We were in. Barcelona for a short city break and were going take the cable car up to the Olympic park but it was not running so decided to go to the Nou Camp. Whoops did not realise it was being knocked down and rebuilt. However the currently have a virtual tour and trophy room and although over 30 euros we actually really enjoyed learning and reading all about the clubs history. All in all enjoyed the visit and will need to return in 3 years when the stadium has been built.

I went to the stadium in December and i got to say its an amazing place to go to. Sad part was that the stadium was under counstruction, so i couldnt see the complete stadium. But in December, not many people come here so it wasnt too crowded. If your planning to come to Camp Nou sometime soon, i recommend going in Winter.

Spotify Camp Nou: Whether a football fan or not, this is an experience. I’m not a football fan, but wanted to see the grounds progress and also was keen to have a shirt printed. (10 years after my previous one). The store is alive, buzzing and great to experience. As you would expect merchandise is not cheap, but worth it. The experience of having your name printed is amazing. I loved it! It’s not too far out the city, easy to get to and you can’t really miss it. Currently under construction 🏗️ but I’m sure will look phenomenal when finished. Definitely worth it if you’re in the city!!!🌆 💫

An exceptional, a high tech and immersive tour! This tour was definitely one of the highlights of our trip to Barcelona!!

If you are careful with your belonging you will have great time here. I was there last week and lived near by so I was enjoying this busy street very offen as it Leads to nice markets, food places and seaside.

This is a crowded street. There is a square at the end of the street and it is architecturally beatiful. There are several restaurants, coffee shops and retail stores around the street.

A famous street of Barcelona always busy and full of people.

As busy as a place can get. A street bustling with life, shops, eateries and curiosities. The place also looks surreal in the morning when nearly no one is still around.

Amazing street and very interesting venue Multiple stores available including a big Barca store Suitable for families and kids Many cafes nearby Very interesting time can be spent through shopping and and touring

The commercial shopping hub of Barcelona. Extremely busy but there many eateries and bars down the side avenues and squares to make this a worthwhile destination.

Very busy street. Worth visiting. Lots and lots of shops, bars and restaurants. Beware of pickpockets!

A nice happening market, full of shops and people Need to be extremely cautious of your personal belongings because of the pickpockets. Lots of eateries but hard to find a toilet.

A nice quiet corner of town to relax and enjoy food options

Wonderful promenade for waking and window shopping. BEWARE OF PICKPOCKETS. ALSO EXPENSIVE AND NOT ORIGINAL FOOD to eat there. There are other places.

It's hustling and bustling. Full of locals and visitors. Full of shops and restaurants. Very nice area to shop and walk around.

It is good walking street with a plenty of Bars and Restaurants. You will also find many souvenir shops , sketch artists and a lot more fun stuff. Must explore the nearby streets you will find much more interesting things for shopping.

Nice street to walk and shop. It’s a popular street in Barcelona.

Lovely place to stroll around. Top tip is buy food and drink before going down the street, it’s cheaper and more authentic elsewhere.

I won’t lie to you, I was extremely drunk at the time but we had a fantastic walk down La Rambla. Great food, great drinks & lots to see.

Love La Rambla. Seems very busy now compared to few years ago. Someone we spoke to had a colleague mugged, so stay in light areas in groups, but still worth a visit

The view from the top was breath taking. Could get a very nice view of the city. Unfortunately could not see the fountain show. But definitely worth visiting especially when it gets dark in the evening!

Visiting the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc in Barcelona was an absolute highlight of my trip! From the moment the first droplet of water danced into the air, accompanied by the vibrant lights and captivating music, I was thoroughly mesmerized. The synchronization of elements creates a spectacular display that appeals to visitors of all ages, making it a must-see destination in Barcelona. The setting, with the majestic National Art Museum of Catalonia in the background, adds to the magical atmosphere, making every performance feel like a special event. I recommend arriving early to secure a good viewing spot, as the area can get quite crowded with eager spectators. The best part? This stunning attraction is free, offering incredible value for an unforgettable experience.

This was very beautiful and easily accessible. The fountains weren't running for some reason, so I was disappointed, but it was a good time regardless. At the top I recommend sitting on the steps and having a drink. I found it very relaxing and the view and live music were nice.

Lovely area to walk around and take photos during the day. Recommend seeing the water show but get there early and get close so you can hear the music! It goes on for about 20 minutes, different songs and displays.

A fun thing to do at night. The kids enjoyed and there was even very entertaining street performers there that kept everyone entertained until the fountain show started. It's recommended to arrive well in advance of the start of the show in order to score a good spot to sit. There are steps behind the fountain that can be used like bleachers for seating.

This is an unbelievable evening of Magic dancing waters in and around placa de Espana.close to the bullring centre.It is free to view but be aware that it becomes incredibly busy as it is one of Barcelonas must see tourist highlights.Main event takes place in front of the beautiful palace of art. Be prepared to stand for some time. Very little seating is available. The Avenue Approaches are littered with vendors selling goods of every description . The top floor of the bullring centre has many nice restaurants and is also a good place to view Font magica.

We didn’t have a chance to see the light show but the Magic fountains are still worth visiting. It is one of my favorite places in Barcelona. For the best view you should go on the top of the hill as it is definitely a great photo spot.

Water show taking place in Barcelona. Night lighting is also very successful. That view is mesmerizing. At the same time, the waters dance according to the sound of music. It is possible to come across concerts and events from time to time around. You should definitely visit this place and its surroundings.

Great fountain show with music and colored lights along with other cascading fountains - an hour long show from 9:30pm to 10:30pm, until end of Sept - much better than the Bellagio in Las Vegas or the one in Dubai

I usually love this place, but all fountains are closed due to drought. Not sure why people post old pictures of the fountain being on, I suspect due to that there are some salesman there. The place itself is beautiful but can not review properly as it is not on (seems to have been for months now)

I am still surprised this very beautiful show is for FREE!!!! It is magical indeed and worth the wait. We went there at around 20.30 and shows starts at 21.30 in summer, and still a lot of people were already around. If you want to get a sitting place on the stairs go early but otherwise you can still enjoy the show standing, is just pretty long to do it all standing. Too bad for all the vendors who are a bit ruining the atmosphere and nice to see staff around to take care of the safety and organisation of the whole thing. DO NOT MISS A VISIT!! Monday and Tuesday is closed tho, so plan around it!

The magic fountain is something much recommended to everyone. I didn’t have much expectation, but it surprised me how thorough it all was and how beautiful it looks. Remember to not stand next to it if you want the best views, go further up.

Incredibly and beautiful place in Barcelona. Beautiful architecture, friendly people and delicious food. Time is blessed.

The view from both bottom and top was breath taking. Could get a very nice view of the city. Unfortunately could not see the fountain show because the Fountain was temporary closed. But definitely worth visiting especially when it gets dark in the evening!

A beautiful fountain, unfortunately it’s switched off at this moment in time due to a drought so didn’t get to see it in all its glory!

What an amazing view. Sad that the fountains were under construction and I couldn’t experience them. Overall a nice walk up and a beautiful spot to experience a sunset

The Magic Fountain of Montjuïc truly exceeded my personal expectations. Its captivating water and light displays were absolutely mesmerizing. The synchronization with music created a magical atmosphere, leaving me in awe. The way the fountain showcased a variety of colors and patterns was a visual treat. Without a doubt, this attraction is a must-see in Barcelona and offers an enchanting experience that goes way beyond what I had anticipated.

Although there was no water due to the drought it was still incredibly amazing to see & walk around. Definitely recommend. Be prepared for lots of stairs!

This had to be the coolest Mercado I’ve ever been. Very lively and colorful. They had mangoes that looked luxurious and juicy. I didn’t care to buy any as I don’t have a kitchen in my hotel room but they should really offer cut to order cause the produce looks amazing here. I recommend coming here.

A fun place to meander through the stalls! The market is filled with tons of options for fruit, fish, meats, if you think of it, they probably sell it. Surrounding the markets are a few cafes to sit down in as well. The chocolate covered strawberries were delicious! Perfect travel snack while you continue your shopping! 😂🍓🍫🛍️

It's a must if you like markets. You'll find good-quality local and international products. Some stands offer drinks (including wine) and small "tapas", that are not a typical Portuguese thing, but they allow you to try different dishes and preparations. If you have more of a sweet tooth, coffee and traditional sweets are also available. You can enjoy your meal while you discover the market or on the dedicated stands. The market is directly connected to a metro station and has public toilets on the different floors. Upstairs you'll also find restaurants.

Great market. A must visit in Barcelona. There are a lot of interesting things to try here. Like raw oysters opened on the spot. A lot of great fruit stands. And a few good restaurants with bar stands and delicious fresh seafood.

One of the best markets I have ever been too. So many options of fresh produce & dining options. We tried so much food because it all looked so delicious. I recommend going on an empty stomach. The vendors were also very welcoming.

Wow. We were taken here as a surprise and it was epic. There is so much produce here, all of it looking beautiful, smelling delightful and readily available to eat in as a strolling tapas or take back to where you live/stay and enjoy later. If you are remotely interested in food and fresh produce, you will find inspiration and enchantment here. I could have spent a day walking the aisles and looking at everything. Everyone there is happy and helpful too. In Barcelona and on an open market day or night and enjoy food ? .. this place needs to be on your list.

Quite possibly one of my favourite parts of my trip to Barcelona! Great food, great to get lost around. The smoothies and fruit are so fresh! The meats and cheeses are divine. Great to sit and get a beer here too.. It gets busy though! I preferred our night time trip down as it wasn’t as crammed!!

Full of life, lots of variety and high quality foods. While warnings about pickpockets should certainly be taken seriously, we felt very safe and thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Avoid the temptation to buy everything you see the first time walking through, and don’t feel pressured to buy or guilty about sampling, these are professional market vendors and it’s part of the deal!

Beautiful colorful market where you can take in so many flavors. Lots to see with tons of people enjoying themselves. Went and had a great time with the girls and we left satisfied. Plenty to take with you when you head out. Great fruit and vegetables and tons of meats. Thank you for a great experience and see you again soon. It is definitely worth the trip

The market was a fun experience. I recommend walking the entire market before choosing who to buy from because a lot of the vendors offer the same things for slightly different prices. But you can choose your own adventure. You can grab a snack or eat a whole meal. There aren't many seats in the market itself, but there is a small plaza behind it with some benches where you can take your goodies.

This place was the mother of all markets. It’s so large with much local food and also variety. They also have vendors that cater to a number of dietary restrictions. The juices at every stand were my favorite part along with the fresh fruit. I consumed 2 juices and 2 main dishes and my friend downed 4 juices herself easily. I highly recommend trying the exotic fruit options and fresh meals!

One of the best experiences you could have in Spain. It’s a market with a ton of different food options. From fresh fruit juices to Iberian ham and all the way to chocolate strawberries. Every option you could imagine. Delicious food and really friendly merchants. Would definitely recommend heading here for lunch and come hungry!

The best market we visited in Spain. Despite being so popular, the prices are honestly decent. We tried a large selection of items, including raw oysters, paella, steak strips, fruit juices, olives, fried seafood, amongst others. The 100% best thing was the raw oysters. It was €10 for 4, Spanish or French oysters. They were delicious and juicy, tasted so fresh and we were able to add tabasco/vinegar amongst other sauces provided. There are tons of stalls offering oysters and probably all sourced from the same place. The fruit juices were also amazing, for €2.50 it was delicious but the portion was quite small. I'd recommend trying one of the more unique mixes such as coconut. We wanted to come back a second time but never got the chance.

This place is great. Like a big market for many things. Seafood, food, souvenirs, and plenty of other things. Tried the chicken skewers and they were pretty good, well seasoned. Lot of people so one might have to squeeze through to get through some areas. Great experience.

what an awesome experience! Loved everything about this place. The variations of different things to buy and eat are tremendous. Everything from fruits to meats to seafood. All available fresh and in an outdoor market experience. I tried so many different things I can't name em all. The service from all the shop owners was friendly and prompt. They are Helpful if you are unsure of what your getting. The location is open air so gives you the feeling of a farmers market. Everyone I went to accepted credit cards so it was very convenient. There are plenty of small restaurants all around the market to sit and enjoy a cold sangria at so make sure you choose one. Overall great place to make part of your trip while in Barcelona.

You HAVE to go here if you are in Barcelona! I could have probably stayed in this market for my entire trip and been happy. There is so much to see and food to try! It can become very crowded but I found that it was very pleasant still. Everyone was very nice and the vendors are good at their jobs! We tried a lot of food as we walked around and snacked and it was a great time. Keep your receipts though, they let you go into the bathroom for free! Otherwise, it’s one euro.

A bustling food market renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and diverse culinary offerings. We are treated to a sensory feast as we stroll through the market's aisles, encountering colorful displays of fresh fruits, vegetables, seafood, meats, cheeses, and spices. The market's stalls and counters offer an array of prepared foods, including traditional Spanish tapas, freshly squeezed juices, artisanal chocolates, and more. Whether you're in the mood for a quick bite or seeking ingredients for a gourmet meal, this market has something to satisfy every palate. While the market can get crowded, especially during peak hours, the energy and excitement only add to its charm. We appreciate the opportunity to interact with local vendors and sample authentic Catalan cuisine. Overall, a memorable culinary experience that captures the essence of Spanish gastronomy.

A food lovers dream!! So many good options here and such good quality! Fresh seafood and fresh fruits. From raw oysters to chocolate strawberries. From jamon to to dried fruits. Stalls after stalls of tapas. Everything looks clean and delicious!

Eye candy, really great place for your soul to jump for joy. There’s so much food and color all over that you have plenty of choices. I saw this place transform over the years from mainly having jamon to now getting more and more healthy options like smoothies, salads and nut bars. Go and see it for yourself, if you don’t buy anything just enjoy the ride!

A must of you are in Barcelona!! Wonderful variety of local produce, from ham to cheese to olives to bars with sea food there is nothing that you crave that you won't find here! You will also find all the different fruits and chocolate and spices all around! I ate good here! Most vendors offer small portions which is great as it allows you to experience many different dishes! Fresh oysters are a must and also the paella!

Visually nice, colourful market. Try the oysters, they are fresh. Take care as it's a bit of a tourist trap. Too high prices especially at the stalls close to the entrance. Personal opinion: coconut pieces in a plastic glass are not worth as they don't have almost any taste.

Amazing place! Everything very clean and fresh, and all the products are represented beautifully. Not particularly cheap, but definitely worth the money. You should really dine here and enjoy the market atmosphere!

This place is so unique and fun, definitely very crowded with tourists but I think it was worth it. Trying local food will always be worth it in my book, there are so many different stalls with SO MANY choices from seafood, fried food, desserts, juices, meat and cheeses ect. Bring an empty stomach because you're going to want to try everything!

Huge tourist trap, but worth a look. Lots of the same things at various stalls. So much juice, so much cured meat. It all looks cool, but after a while, it starts to seem really repetitive. This isn't really a market for buying local produce, although you can and people do. If you're looking for where locals go, this isn't it. Everything is quite expensive so don't expect cheap eats. However, you can get some excellent seafood from some of the spots inside. Sad to see the xuxo place gone. Absolutely packed with tourists on their phones, but it seems that at least you can move around for the most part. I recommend the egg stall. There are emu eggs!

WOW this market is BEAUTIFUL. I stopped off and had some lunch at the seafood bar ad its the best prawns and scallops I've ever had. TAKE A LOOK AT MY PHOTOs as they tell the story.

What a cool spot this was. There is so much culture in one spot. They say pickpockets are rampant here, but we were cautious and had no issues. Each booth is its own small business, and so many are very unique. From spices, seafood, candies, meats, and other foods, this place offers so much local experience. We did not find cappuccino inside, but they are everywhere right outside. This was one of my favorite people watching places. A definite must for Barcelona.

Everything we ate there was delicious! Pricing seemed good too. Only complaint is that it was so busy (on a Friday afternoon) and sometimes hard to maneuver through the narrow walkways.

The market had a diverse selection of produce and tapas. It was very enjoyable to walk between each of the stalls and see what the local cuisine entails. We bought a chicken, tomatoes and potatoes Empanada. It was very tasty! I would highly recommend stopping at the market for some tapas and a unique experience.

This place is a must see. Super lively market with many options! There are many vendors selling the same thing so make sure you check out each booth to see who has the better price and freshest options. Also it was very packed, shoulder to shoulder, so be aware of your surroundings and belongings.

A vibrant market provides a variety of foods and beverages, such as pies, fruits, milkshakes, smoothies, and potatoes. We went there twice, and I would absolutely go back for the third time if I had the time. Watch out for pickpockets! Definitely worthwhile to visit.

Fun place to visit. So much food and it's all so fresh. We went at lunch time. Everything is so fresh.We enjoyed walking around trying out different things .

Very touristy, But absolutely a ton of options if you were looking for something to eat. There was one then there's specific 2 vegetarian and vegan options which I thought was nice. multiple vendors had the same item so you could pick which you preferred. Credit cards were taken by a high number of vendors, only a few that required cash only. Very busy at peak times and not a lot of walking space. Be prepared to eat your food while you walk.

I feel a bit daft reviewing this Gaudi house, which speaks for itself. The man was clearly a visionary genius. To have lived in one of these houses would have been a joy. 1/ Go as early in the day as you can. It’s best in the lower seasons if possible. 2/ Buy timed tickets in advance. 3/ You can take a baby, but will have to leave a pushchair before you get to the top floor as access to the roof with one isn’t possible. The staff are helpful and will show you where to put the pushchair. I recommend a visit to this beautiful, historic place as part of even a short visit to this City.

Lovely architecture, high priced admission for a very small portion of the building (main plaza, 1 apartment, attic and roof). You can tell this is a tourist money trap because there is a gift shop in the center of an exhibit and at the end. The audio tour was greatly appreciated and automatically started base upon your location in the building. I am very happy that I went, however price point did take it down a notch.

Loved this building. An incredible piece of genius architecture. Did the premiere visit so went through the main door but missed the first hallway, which was a shame. One thing, don't go when it's wet if your doing the roof as it was closed when we went, too wet! But; it was beautiful and so pleased to have visited

This apartment complex is definitely worth visiting. If you ever cared about Gaudi’s architecture or infrastructure in general you will enjoy the tour. I did the night experience and I highly recommend. Tour guide was knowledgeable and spoke fluent English. Must go even if you swing by it only. 🙏🏼

Our experience is fantastic! We booked an organized tour through the Get Your Guide app. The group was not big at all, there were ten of us in total. The guide was pleasant, friendly and willing to answer all the questions we had. Also, her English was really good and easy to understand. The Casa Mila is also phenomenal, as is everything about it - the architecture, the way it was built, the aesthetics, the interior, the roof, which is beautiful, unique and fantastic for great photos. To all of you who are planning to visit, I strongly suggest that you buy tickets in advance because there are huge crowds in the season (as for every other attraction in Barcelona), and if you are able to spare a little more money, I strongly advise you to pay for this sunrise tour with a guide, because with that small group of ten people you will be the only ones in the whole house, which is ideal for great photos and a peaceful tour! The tour starts at 8 am and lasts about an hour. That way, just when the doors open for all the other visitors, you have finished your tour and can go on to visit the other attractions that this fantastic city has to offer.

Gaudi experience, night visit is amazing. View from the roof to get one of the best view of Barcelona. Expired the young lady who attended the visit. 🔝

This is an iconic building; of course this is no news, but if you get the chance to visit take it. The architecture is beautiful, there's ofc the rooftop, but there's a flat which you can also visit and there's a number of models of early versions available. The ticket comes with a free audioguide. The ticket is easily bought online at their website and I would advise going in the early morning, and going upstairs by the stairs on your right hand side. This will take you directly to the rooftop and make your visit staggered with other visitors, as others mostly choose to take the lift. It's an 8 floor climb though, so you need to be ready for that.

I really loved this place. They will guide you through each room with full information. It was really interesting to watch and hear about this place which is modern relatively to when it was made. You will hear the story of the place from the architect himself. If you are in Barcelona, you should definitely visit

Beautiful like all of Gaudi’s work! Important things to note: did not wait at 6pm on a Tuesday, Can buy tickets same day (must buy in advance for park guell), special nighttime ticket with drinks and eats available, discounted evening access if purchased on the website (between 6-7pm I believe), can be completed in 1-1.5 hrs, beautiful rooftop - bring camera, audio guide provided, highly recommend stopping in the cafe next door!

Beautiful experience, we really enjoyed the Rooftop and the guided tour. The visit is well organised and the staff are friendly. One of the exiting parts of the building is the Attic, and I think they used the space beautifully to explain about Gaudí’s work. Visiting one of the apartments was important to understand the interior of the building, but the apartment was normal and a bit boring, my favourite part was the children’s room, there is a Zoetrope, it’s the first time I see one. The gift shop was nice and elegant. I prefer the morning visit, especially for the first visit, I might do the night one later. Enjoy your visit.

I visited here during Easter Holiday in April. This place is absolutely lovely. Although I’m not an artist, but I’m sure you’ll be definitely impressed by his design shown in the building. Very colourful, fancy and full of personal characters. I’m really impressed and highly recommend visitors to come and visit!

The audio tour was amazing, of course as well as the building. Also, the displays were well done especially the one with chain and mirror, which explained how he designed the wonderful buildings.

From the outside, Casa Milà is a striking example of Gaudí's organic and undulating style, with its wave-like facade and wrought-iron balconies resembling seaweed. The building's qqunique appearance stands out amidst the more traditional architecture of Barcelona's Eixample district, earning it the nickname "La Pedrera," which means "the stone quarry" in Catalan. Upon entering, we are greeted by a stunning interior that showcases Gaudí's innovative approach to design. The central courtyard, with its swirling staircase and natural light streaming in from above, is a marvel of engineering and aesthetics. One of the highlights is the rooftop terrace, where you can explore an otherworldly landscape of chimneys, ventilation shafts, and staircases. It is adorned with sculptural chimneys that resemble surrealist sculptures, each one uniquely designed and decorated with colorful mosaic tiles.

I enjoyed this visit. It was a great introduction to Antoni Gaudi and his works. Although some consider this his masterpiece (because it was designed and completed during his life) it is hard to compete with La Sagrada Familia! My favorite parts of the house were the attention to detail (the large windows, the balconies, the ornate doorframes, the ceilings, the floor tiles, etc). Overall it was well worth a visit. There is a small cafe and gift shop after the tour.

Definitely recommended to visit! Another beautiful place by Gaudi. Unique architecture, great audio tour and wonderful apartment to see. Super interesting attic and roof. Better to buy tickets in advance.

A must-visit place in Barcelona. We visited on a 1-day cruise stop in the city and visited this place along with La Sagrada Familia and Casa Battló using Go city pass. Learned a great deal about concept of Gaudí's architectural design

As one of the landmarks of Barcelona, this is a must-visit place. It is beautiful inside out and the audio guide will tell you everything about all of the other Gaudi’s masterpieces as well. I would highly recommend.

Not an architecture fan & loved this experience. House is stunning & with the audio guide you get full story how it was created. In the end we spent well over 2 hours in this place and I can easily imagine to go again. (Won’t be interesting for kids though).

A must-do on any visit to Barcelona. Buy tickets online in advance for the cheapest options. You get a headset and audioguide as you walk around the building. So much to see. Fascinating information about the rooms. Gaudi really was amazing. Head to the roof for the most surreal experience and spectacular views.

This is a hidden treasure of Barcelona . Make sure to visit!

This is a magnificent venue at all levels - sound, visually stunning, and location.

(Translated by Google) A palace of art (Original) Un palau de l’art

(Translated by Google) It was very beautiful, I really liked it, I advise you to visit this music museum. (Original) Очень кросививо мне очень понравилось советую посетить этот музыкальный музей.

(Translated by Google) Majestic Modernist building. (Original) Edificio Modernista majestuoso.

(Translated by Google) The statue Carmen de noche, by Antonio López, is the head of a sleeping baby that rests on the floor of the Palace and that not far from Carmela de Plensa admires pedestrians... (Original) L'estàtua Carmen de noche, d'Antonio López, és el cap d'un nadó adormit que reposa al terra del Palau i que no lluny de la Carmela de Plensa admira els vianants...

(Translated by Google) Very good, so beautiful and the New Year's symphony was very very enjoyable and very recommended. I recommend going. Culture is important in our society. Thanks for doing the concert (Original) Muy bien tan bonito y la sinfonia del nuevo año fue muy muy amena y muy requetebíen recomiendo ir . La cultura es importante en nuestra sociedad . Gracias por hacer el concierto

Very noisu and small beds.. no fresh air inside. Staff is nice

Pg. de Gracia street in Barcelona is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves shopping, architecture, and vibrant city life. This stunning street is lined with high-end boutiques, trendy cafes, and beautiful buildings that showcase the city's unique blend of modern and traditional architecture. Walking down the street is an experience in itself, as each turn reveals a new surprise or hidden gem. Whether you're looking to indulge in some retail therapy or just soak up the ambiance of this bustling city, Pg. de Gracia street is the perfect destination. I highly recommend visiting this vibrant street and taking the time to explore all that it has to offer.

Amazing place for walk do shopping and enjoy the spanish atmosphere

Great walking🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️ boulevard !!! 👍 🙂

A spacious area, lined with lots of branded merchants, area good for shopping. Most of the good brands are lined up here, stretches on the left and right. Lots of space and it makes the place uncrowded unlike La Rambla. Close to Plaza Catalunya. Unfortunately, don't have enough time to check out the whole area.

Great street with Gaudi buildings to see. Expensive shops.

Nice road in the center of Barcelona. Ideal to go for a walk or to do some shopping

Extremely similar to the Champs-Élysées in Paris. Famous landmarks and luxury shops. One of the best streets in Europe!

God I love this street. It's got La Pedrera, casa Batlló, it's got Tiffany, Hermès, beautifully done wrought iron street lights. It's Christmastime and the decorations are so pretty. This is a street for those with a lot of cash to spend, lol. But it's nice to see, window watch, sit and have a coffee and people watch.

Shopping street, some nice Gaudí buildings but super crowded and lots of designer stores if that’s your thing

Beautiful place with great attractions, its a nice spot for tourists! You can see the house built by Gaudi among other beautiful houses.

asseig de Gràcia, a prominent boulevard in Barcelona, houses renowned brands and showcases iconic architectural masterpieces by Antoni Gaudí.

the shopping mile is one of the city's most beautiful business cards. Wide, pompous with beautiful architecture

It’s just really comfortable to walk around here, there are a plenty of shops and stores to see and in my opinion, this might be one of those places that really catched my eye at first sight. you also have a parking lot and Casa Battló.

A fabulous tree lined street with breathtaking architecture. Great shopping area, afterwards simply sit back and enjoy the friendly atmosphere, local cafe's & great restaurants.

Their stained glass is so beautiful. It’s worth to visit. And you can also climb up the tower by walking. When we visited there, it was not crowded. Google Map say it’s free but we paid 10 EUR to enter the church and go up the tower. Only entering the church, you need to pay 5 EUR.

It’s a really nice church to see. We paid for entrance to upper terraces and the church itself 10 euros, but in think it was worth it! It’s rather cool inside and the church has many beautiful stained glass pictures. If I am not mistaken, only 4 are authentic, the rest were restored. Please, note that it takes some time to go up, about 150 steps, the staircase is narrow, too. You can stop in 2 places on the top to take pictures. You go up on one side and go down on the other side. All in all we had pretty pleasant impressions from the visit.

The church is one of Barcelona's landmarks, which looks like a fortress with its monumental towers in the old town. Locals call the church "Church of the poor". Especially worth seeing is the interior of the Santa Maria del Mar. You can also book a guided tour and enjoy the view over old town of Barcelona from the roof.

Recently renovated basilica church. It will cost you 8 Euro to enter and a couple more if you want to access the roof. The church is dark and has sparse decoration outside of the stained glass windows. The entire interior is faced in stone, no plaster, no frescoes or murals. There is not a whole lot of natural light and the sculptural detail is minimal. It creates a really austere and forbidding filling. In the end this church looks a whole lot like the Barcelona Cathedral and Santa Maria del Pi basilica.

A Gothic Masterpiece! The Basilica of Santa Maria Del Mar in Barcelona is a breathtaking display of Gothic architecture. Its soaring columns, intricate details, and captivating stained glass windows create a serene and awe-inspiring ambiance. Stepping inside is like journeying through history, feeling a deep connection to the past. Whether you're an architecture enthusiast or seeking a moment of tranquility, this basilica is a must-visit in Barcelona.

You have to visit this church when you're in Barcelona! Not only is it absolutely stunning inside, but the columns are a work of art. The stain glass windows alone are also worth spending the €5 or €10 euros to enter and visit the crypt. The surrounding area is also amazing to see with little streets full of perfect bars to eat and drink. There is an amazing jewellers on the corner opposite the church entrance, where you can find incredible and one of a kind pieces for a very reasonable price!

Stunning and beautiful cathedral we stumbled upon. It is unbelievable how nice this is. It’s tucked in a great area of Barcelona and down from others. Amazing streets that you want to walk down each one and see everything in the area.

It was a nice place to visit. The rose window is very pretty and the ceiling is very high. The construction of the church started about 1320 so it is full of history. It’s an artistic and old cathedral and hope it will be kept well for people to see for years to come.

Located right in the middle of the Ribera District this Basilica was stunning! It was recommended to us by a friend and it did not disappoint. The price is 10 Euro per/person ( which is why I gave the rating 4-stars) yet we wanted to get to the rooftop as well as experience the beauty inside. It’s quite steep going up to the rooftop but there is a sturdy railing for those who get somewhat dizzy spiraling up the stairs. The rooftop granted us incredible views of the city and as it was right before sunset, there was no one there. The inside is just as impressive! Would recommend the area and the Basilica to spend a few hours to wander around & enjoy!

Beautiful looking gothic church. Entry is free. We went on a Sunday morning and got to attend a mass too. We did not need any tickets. Must visit if you have time. The look is phenomenal.

Very beautiful curch, you pay 10 euros for full access (includes the roof with a nice view) You buy the tickets at the entry

Stunning building with an eerie atmosphere. The sculptures and ceiling art was particularly interesting. I'm confused at the pricing, however. We entered through the door at the back with no charge, yet at the front there's a kiosk where you must pay.

14th Century gothic church located in Lower El Born district. Marvelous architecture with large columns & intricate carved medallion details. A bit haunting at night, although well lit with lanterns. Tickets can be purchased for entry access & to the roof for panoramic views. A must-visit while in Central Barcelona.

Gorgeous basilica, and definitely worth the visit. They have recently started charging entrance fees (10euros with tower/roof access), which is not stated online. Unfortunately there's no control at the tower so people without roof tickets were just going up too, and hadn't been told the up/down system so were trying to come down the wrong stairs which caused problems.

Our visit to the Basílica de Santa Maria del Mar during the day, which required an entrance fee, was a mesmerizing journey into Gothic architecture. This masterpiece boasts a nice interior adorned with elaborate arches and stained glass windows, creating a symphony of colors that bathes the sanctuary in beauty. Exploring the cathedral is an enriching experience, and we found two ticket options available: one for access to the cathedral only and another that allowed us to ascend to the rooftop. Opting for the latter not only granted us access to the entire site but also rewarded us with stunning views from the top. A must-visit in Barcelona for both architectural enthusiasts and those seeking panoramic perspectives.

Gorgeous basilica! The place was lovely. We got the full tickets, which included rooftop and crypt. Rooftop was lovely, crypt was…nothing but a weird space. Still, highly recommend stopping in.

It is not free as it's stated so be prepared for paying to enter it. Maybe there are times when they don't charge for entering it but not during week days. Nice old church. Very quiet and peaceful. I didn't climb on the rooftop so I can't comment on the views from there.

Santa Maria del Mar, an impressive gothic basilica in the Ribera district of Barcelona, Spain, built between 1329 and 1383. Impressive on the inside unfortunately you don't get a good impression of it's true beauty as it's surrounded by lots of buildings. Certainly worth a visit.

Beautiful church. If you go during the day, there is a small fee. In the evening between 6 and 8:30 pm ish, it’s free but our itinerary was booked. Once inside, there is a door that goes up to the rooftop. It’s free and is worth checking out. Spectacular views of the city.

One of the most elegant cathedral of Barcelona. Slender columns going to the sky, the interior structure is simple and simply beautiful. Stained windows give the light to the cathedral.

An absolutely immaculate Catholic Church located in Barcelona’s El Born area. This gothic basilica is stunning with the amazing architecture. The stories these walls could tell!! I paid €5 to tour interior. On Sunday night, I was able to go in for free. A true masterpiece worth visiting!!

This palace was truly amazing. It's hard to appreciate the complexity of the design until you actually walk around it! I highly recommend downloading the app and listening to the (free) audioguide, there's limited signage so the extra information really helps. There's also a choice of various length tours. When we went (a Friday) it was pretty quiet, with plenty of space to explore at our own pace, whilst listening to the guide. The views from the rooftop is amazing, and can see plenty of Barcelona landmarks. Finally, it's super affordable (10-12 euro/ea), and should be a part of any visit.

A great place to visit and see the sheer opulence of the Guell family during the time that Guadi worked for them. The Palace used one of Gaudis designs for parabolic arches which he extensively used throughout the palace. The visit was only €12/person and lasted over two hours to see the whilst palace, good value for money. Being an architect myself, the design is amazing and well worth visiting to see some of Gaudis design theories. The rooftop used his design with coloured broken pottery applied to the many chimneys plus vents and windows to allow light into the rooftop through the several levels of accommodation.

Beautiful creation! The architecture of this building is absolutely stunning and impressive. I found it very useful that the audio guide is included in the entrance ticket, which makes the experience unique and interesting. The palace has a few floors and access to the roof with a beautiful view! No regrets, loved it

This palace seems unassuming and is less beautiful and impressive on the outside than some of Gaudi's other homes... but not on the inside! It deserves its label of Palace and is truly awe-inspiring in its level of detail and intricacy. One of my favorite new discoveries in Barcelona!

While many Gaudi buildings are extraordinary from the outside, this one is a bit more 'normal'. Which is probably why it cheaper to get in than others. But while inside, it's amazing and worth the time. He really is everywhere in this beautiful home, and it's lovely to see. Make sure to go on a nicer day out, as the terrace is a special surprise but closes when it rains.

This treasure of a palatial home should not be missed, especially by anyone that appreciates how design, architecture, engineering, and construction can come together to create something unique and lasting. The revered Spanish architect, Gaudi did something remarkable here. From the basement to the roof he surprises with design details, fine materials and superior workmanship. If you pay careful attention you will realize that the entire lower floor has hardly a straight line anywhere. Everything is graceful curves all apparently designed to support the rest of this huge house. So much more to see in this wonderful place.

We went to Palau Güell on the first Sunday of the month where the entrance is free of charge. My girlfriend booked two tickets in advance. We had an amazing time exploring the palace and making more memories together. For sure a must go to when you come to Barcelona! 🇪🇸

Incredible detailed house. Every place you look at you find another detail worth paying attention to. Besides the house architecture they also have a very detailed exhibition on the tile mosaics and Gaudí's works. They have audio tours available at a price and elevators that don't get to the rooftop.

Lovely place to explore. Because I missed the numbering, which are on a reflective base, I explored it from the end to the beginning. It was beautiful. I especially liked the way the stable of the palace also had ventilation and wasn't mouldy and damp like many other basements I've been to. At the beginning of the tour, there is a model of the palace so you know how the material on the exteriors of the building feels. It was amazing to see how the ceilings of each room and the terrace were made keeping nature in mind. The terrace is not straight so you have to be careful especially with kids. It was also thoughtful of the creator of this palace to make a separate room for the lady of the house. The main rooms had bay windows. Pictures do no justice to the grandeur of the place seen with eyes!

The palace is really interesting place with stunning architecture. The audioguide available gives you really interesting information about what you see. On the hour the organ in the hallway plays music so you can really appreciate the acoustics of the place. It was really good sight to be seen!

Guell Palace remarkable in detail, lets you discover it floor by floor to the wonderful terrace. I had the pleasure to listen to jazz rhythms visiting this terrace. I bought tickets from there, there was no one in line, I went on a Thursday night towards the end of the program. quite a few visitors. but it was so good that I could admire in silence. wonderful, I recommend it for visiting!

Interesting, but nosing special. Maybe a little more furniture and household items of that time, it would enliven everything in general.. what is mesmerizing is the view of Barcelona from the rooftop

Great experience, especially the roof! Also with kids (ours is 9) it's a great visit. We took the included audio tour which has a special kids version. A next visit this will again be on our to do list :)

The story of how the palace was developed and used is great. The audio can be set for adult, child or for an express visit. Starting in the basement, the tour works up through the floors and out onto the roof (the best bit!!). The audio tells the story of how the palace was designed for the family who lived there.

Very interesting place to visit. The Palace is beautiful. It is not as busy as the other popular Guell attractions, but it is definitely worth the visit. There's an audio guide included in the ticket price. And as we went first thing in the morning, there were no queues. I recommend buying your tickets online.

It is so beautiful inside, especially with pipe organ performance, 30 minutes per once. Really need to go to the roof to experience the warm sun! There are not too many tourists, but it's worth visiting!

Stumbled upon this hidden gem whilst walking the alleys of Barcelona. Great way to experience Gaidi without huge crowds, ticketed entries etc. The interior of the building is stunning with so many intricate details The guides in the Palace were so friendly and helpful. Great views from the roof - recommended if you like Gaudi.

This place was beautiful. We enjoyed walking around the entire place with audio guide. They even played the organ while we were there and it echoed throughout the halls. Very interesting and enjoyable, I wish we were able to go on the terrace but the weather did not allow it.