The Barcelona Pass

Gaudí spent 43 years on this basilica. Still unfinished. Still Barcelona’s most visited monument. Light pours through kaleidoscope-stained glass, the columns branch like a stone forest, and the nave makes everyone look up.

The Barcelona Pass includes free timed entry to the full interior of the nave, the crypt, and the museum. Everything except the towers. Two tower options and a guided tour are available as paid add-ons at checkout:

• Passion Tower: adds the western tower with wide views over the Eixample grid. Budget an extra 30-45 minutes.
• Nativity Tower: the eastern tower, right next to the nativity facade. Tighter staircase, completely different perspective.
• English Guided Tour: a guide walks you through the symbolism, from the branching columns to the facade sculptures. Worth it on a first visit.

Sagrada Família runs on timed entry. If your preferred dates are full, select Casa Batlló as your main attraction instead.

• Casa Batlló is two blocks from Casa Milà (La Pedrera) on Passeig de Gràcia and includes timed entry, a SmartGuide, an interactive device that combines audio commentary with augmented reality.
• Use it to learn about the house’s unique features and view detailed visual reconstructions throughout your visit.

Gaudí’s open-air wonderland on a hilltop above the city. Mosaic benches, the dragon staircase, and the Mediterranean stretching out behind you. Three options:

• Entry Ticket: Monumental Zone with timed entry. The serpentine bench, the dragon, the hypostyle hall. Allow about an hour.
• Entry + Gaudí House Museum: adds the house Gaudí actually lived in from 1906 to 1925. Original furniture, personal objects. Small but worth the extra if you’re into his story.
• English Guided Tour: a circuit through the Monumental Zone with the full backstory on the housing project that only sold 2 of its 60 planned plots before becoming one of Barcelona’s most recognizable landmarks.

Pick one of three:

• La Pedrera (Casa Mila) is two blocks up the same street. The rooftop steals the show: warrior-shaped chimneys against the skyline, and on summer nights they run rooftop concerts up there. Gaudí fans who want both houses can book the second one separately with the 10% discount code.
• Hop-on Hop-off Bus (24h) covers the main routes in one day. Useful for connecting spread-out sights like Montjuic, Park Guell, and the beaches without working out the metro.
• Hop-on Hop-off Bus (48h) gives you the same circuit over two days. Better pace if you want to hop off at every other stop.

100+ points of interest with audio commentaries by local experts, visuals, and offline maps. Download it on your hotel wifi before heading out. Works without signal, which matters in the Barri Gotic.

After booking, you get a personal discount code by email. It’s valid for one month and can be used up to five times on any Barcelona product on Tiqets, except packages.

The code applies to Camp Nou Experience, the Montjuïc and Harbour Cable Cars, L’Aquarium, Barcelona Zoo, MNAC, Fundació Joan Miró, and every bike tour, city tour, and day excursion.

Tip: If you picked Casa Milà (La Pedrera) or the hop-on hop-off bus as your third slot on the Barcelona Pass, you can book the other two at 10% off with this code. Worth doing if your trip runs longer than two days.

Two extras you can add at checkout, both at a 5% discount.

• Hola Barcelona Public Transport Card: covers metro, bus, and train across the city. Useful if your hotel isn’t walking distance from the main sights.
• Barcelona Airport Aerobús: runs express between both terminals and Plaça de Catalunya. Faster than the metro with luggage.