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Barcelona City Passes

Compare Barcelona city passes and multi-attraction cards. Find the best pass for your trip.

Visit Sagrada Família and 33 museums, plus free transport.

Sagrada Familia or Casa Batlló + Park Güell + Casa Milà or a bus tour.

Sagrada Família or Casa Batlló + Park Güell, with transport and audio guide.

Ride Barcelona free for two days, plus attraction discounts.

Barcelona has at least seven city passes competing for your money. We’ve tested them all and narrowed it down to three.

Passes Compared

All-In CardThe Barcelona PassEssentials Pass
Price€124.50€97.00€87.00
Sagrada Familia + Park Güell + 33 museums & 32 discountsSagrada Familia or Casa Batlló + Park Güell + 3rd attractionSagrada Familia or Casa Batlló + Park Güell + public transport
Feature
Sagrada Familia✓ (1 of premium 2 picks)
Sagrada Familia or Casa Batlló
Park Güell✓ (1 of premium 2 picks)
3rd attractionLa Pedrera or HoHo bus
Public transport (Hola BCN)
Museums33 free entries
Audio guide
Discounts32 deals10% code10% code
Book attractions after purchase

Other Passes

  • If you’re only after Sagrada Familia and Park Güell and you’d rather walk than ride the metro, the Gaudí Bundle covers both sites with an audio guide for €65.50. Stripped-down and focused. But the Essentials Pass adds a full Hola BCN card for just a little more, which makes the Bundle a tough sell unless you’re watching every euro.
  • Not interested in Gaudi? The Barcelona Card (€39-79 for 2, 3, 4, or 5 days) is built around museums and transport. You get free entry to 28 museums including MNAC, Museu Picasso on Carrer de Montcada, MACBA, and Fundacio Joan Miró, plus unlimited transport across all zones and 70+ discounts at restaurants and attractions. Sagrada Familia isn’t part of it. But if your trip revolves around art rather than architecture, this is the pass to get.
  • For a focused art-museum crawl, the Articket gives you skip-the-line access to six major museums: MACBA, MNAC, Fundació Joan Miró, Museu Picasso, Fundació Antoni Tapies, and CCCB. Valid for 12 months and free for kids 16 and under. At €38, it pays for itself after just three visits.
  • Already have your attraction tickets sorted and just need to get around? The Hola Barcelona Travel Card starts at €20.57 for the metro, bus, tram, FGC, and the airport metro. Runs in consecutive hours from your first tap.

Which Pass for Your Trip?

Sagrada Familia + Park Guell

The Essentials Pass is the smartest pick. You get both sites, unlimited Hola BCN transport, an audio guide, and a 10% discount code for other attractions. One booking, everything sorted.

Walking everywhere and don’t need transport? The Gaudi Bundle covers both sites with an audio guide.

Want museums and discounts on top? The All-In Barcelona Card adds 33 museum entries, 32 discount deals, and the flexibility to book your attraction dates after purchase.

Sagrada Família + Park Güell + Casa Batlló

The Best of Barcelona Bundle locks in Casa Batlló and Park Güell. Slot one is your choice: Sagrada Família or La Pedrera. Pick Sagrada Família and you have all three. Casa Batlló has four entry tiers, including rooftop access.

Sagrada Família + Park Güell + La Pedrera

Take the Barcelona Pass: Sagrada Família in slot one, Park Güell in slot two, La Pedrera as the third pick. All three are on or just off Passeig de Gràcia, so you can do the full run in one day without crossing the city.

Sagrada Família + Park Güell + Hop-on Hop-off Bus

The Barcelona Pass covers this too. Sagrada Família in slot one, Park Güell in slot two, and a 24h or 48h hop-on hop-off bus as the third. Covers Montjuïc, the waterfront, and the old town between the Gaudí sites.

Museums and art

The Barcelona Museum Pass (Articket) gets you into MACBA, MNAC, Fundació Joan Miró, Museu Picasso on Carrer de Montcada, Fundació Antoni Tapies, and CCCB. Skip the line at all 6 museums. Valid 12 months. Free for kids 16 and under.

The Barcelona Card includes these 6 plus 22 more, along with unlimited transport. If you’ll ride the metro a lot, the Barcelona Card gives you more for the money.

Just transport

The Hola Barcelona Travel Card covers the metro, buses, trams, FGC trains, Rodalies trains, and the airport metro at T1 and T2. Pick your duration: 48h, 72h, 96h or 120h. Activates on your first tap.

If you also want museum access, the Barcelona Card bundles transport with free entry to 28 museums and 70+ discounts.

Travelling with kids?

    The Barcelona Card publishes child pricing for ages 4-12. The Articket is free for under-16s. Hola BCN is free for children under 4. Most other passes charge full price.

How long is your trip?

  • A 1-2 day visit works well with the Essentials Pass or Barcelona City Pass. Three days is where the All-In Card starts pulling ahead with museum entries and discounts stacking up.
  • 3 days is where the All-In Card starts pulling ahead with museum entries and discounts stacking up.
  • For 4-5 days, consider the Barcelona Card for full transport coverage and 28 museums, paired with a separate Sagrada ticket.

Here’s the short version by different interests:

Tips for Using Your Pass

  • Both Sagrada Família and Park Güell run on timed entry slots that fill fast in summer. Book your dates as early as you can. If Sagrada is full for your dates, the Barcelona Pass, Essentials Pass, and Gaudí Bundle all offer Casa Batlló as a backup; select it at checkout.
  • Prioritize the high-value attractions on your pass first. If you’re on the Barcelona City Pass, book Casa Batllo or La Pedrera before planning the rest of your days. On the All-In Card, use your premium picks on the priciest attractions and leave the smaller museums for your 33 included entries.
  • The 10% discount code included with the Essentials Pass and Barcelona City Pass is valid for one month and covers your next five bookings. Use it on experiences outside your pass, like a flamenco show at Los Tarantos or the Montjuic Cable Car.
  • Most museums on Montjuic have free entry after 15:00 on Sundays. Avoid those hours if you want a quieter visit, or take advantage if you’re trying to stretch your budget.
  • Watch Out: Two Products Called “Essentials Pass”

    Two completely different passes share nearly the same name and price:

    Essentials Pass (on our site)Go City Barcelona Essentials
    Price€87€89
    Sagrada Familia✓ (guided tour only, book early)
    Sagrada Familia or Casa Batlló✓ (self-guided, choose your time)
    Park Guell
    Transport✓ (Hola BCN, full public transport)HoHo bus only
    Audio guide
    Discounts10% code (5 uses)

    For €2 less, the Essentials Pass on our site includes real public transport, a self-guided Sagrada Familia visit, and an audio guide.

    FAQs

    Which Barcelona pass is the best overall?

    The All-In Barcelona Card. Transport, 2 premium attractions from 37 options, 33 museum entries, and 32 discount deals. The standout feature: you buy first, then pick your attraction dates later. Every other pass makes you choose time slots at checkout.

    What’s the cheapest pass with Sagrada Familia and transport?

    The Essentials Pass at €87. Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, Hola BCN transport, an audio guide, and a 10% discount code. Without transport, the Gaudi Bundle at €65.50 is cheaper.

    Do I need a city pass for Barcelona?

    Not always. For one or two attractions, individual tickets work fine. Passes make more sense when you’re bundling attractions with transport.

    Can I visit Sagrada Familia with the Barcelona Card?

    No. The Barcelona Card gives a small discount but doesn’t include entry. You need the All-In Card, Essentials Pass, Barcelona City Pass, or Gaudi Bundle.

    Which pass includes public transport?

    Three: the All-In Barcelona Card (Hola BCN), the Essentials Pass (Hola BCN, 48-120h), and the Barcelona Card (all zones, calendar days). Or the Hola Barcelona Travel Card for transport only.

    What’s the difference between the Barcelona Card and the All-In Card?

    The Barcelona Card focuses on museums (28 free, including Picasso) and transport. The All-In Card focuses on premium attractions (choose 2 from 37) plus 33 specialty museums and transport.
    – Art museums → Barcelona Card
    – Gaudi sites + variety → All-In Card.

    Can kids use Barcelona city passes?

    The Barcelona Card has child pricing (ages 4-12, from €37). The Articket is free for kids 16 and under. Hola BCN is free under 4. Most other passes don’t list children’s pricing.

    What happens if Sagrada Família is sold out when I book?

    Several passes let you select Casa Batlló as an alternative at checkout: the Barcelona Pass, Essentials Pass, and Gaudí Bundle. The Best of Barcelona Bundle offers La Pedrera instead. The All-In Barcelona Card sidesteps this entirely; you pick your attraction dates after purchase.