Barcelona Prices

« Barcelona - a huge city, a treasure trove of interesting places, and breathtaking landmarks. 😍📸 It's impossible to see everything on foot; you'll need a lot of time and energy for that. A ticket will be essential. 🧳

There are several ways to explore more! 🗺️
1️⃣ An open-top hop-on-hop-off bus. 🚍 You can buy a ticket for one day or two. There are several routes, and in one day, you will barely manage to see everything, even on the bus. A ticket for one day costs around €30. 💶 You can hop on and off, using it to get around the city.
2️⃣ Rent a bike. 🚲 In my opinion, this is the best option. If you’re not interested in listening to an audio guide with tons of information and just want to enjoy the scenery, this is your choice. In our case, the bike rental was about €10 a day, but it's important to look around and choose, as there are many options available. 🚴‍♂️ Barcelona has around 100 km of bike paths, and the infrastructure is top-notch! Here, everyone rides bikes, even men in suits. Don't miss out!
3️⃣ Public transportation, like metro. 🚇 It's also convenient for getting around. You can buy a ticket for 10 rides for about €10, which is a great price for Europe. However, the downside is that it's mostly underground, so you won't see the streets or many attractions. 😤

The choice is yours. How do you prefer to get around during your travels? »

« We decided to try out the observation deck in Barcelona. It's definitely worth a visit. The price isn't too steep; it feels fairly reasonable. The views of the coastline are stunning, and the city itself is beautiful. It costs around €16 per person to enter. »

« The Monjuit Fortress is a very intriguing place with a stunning observation platform. The entrance ticket costs around €5. You definitely have to visit the museum while you’re there. In February, there are not many tourists, so you can stroll around almost in solitude. From the Parallel metro station, you can take the funicular to the platform. The cable car isn’t functioning, so you will have to wait for a bus that can take you there. It’s better to buy a €10 ticket for 10 trips for public transport, which will cost approximately €10.20. »

« In Barcelona, there's just an enormous zoo! We spent half a day wandering around. And what can I say, there were so many animals! According to sources, there are around 2,200 living creatures! 🐾

Let me just list a few things: I saw many snakes, and I dared to get closer, but then I realized that one of them was right next to me, and I started to freak out 😭😭😭. I was trembling and begged to be taken away from there 😂😂😂 (it seems funny now, but back then I had no idea what to do. I was just terrified of them).

A ticket costs €24 per person. 💰

Last year in Prague, we basically saw nothing but birds and a few seals, since in winter there are almost no animals to see there. I was worried it would be the same in Barcelona, but fortunately, everything was alive and well!

🐊🐧🤖🐉🦶🐌

However, do not go to the aquarium – I'm advising you not to. A ticket there is €20, but honestly, you won't see much. We walked around for half an hour and didn't find anything interesting, except for some octopuses, which we already saw in Greece. »

« Batllo House. This is Gaudí. Amazing from the outside and inside. Prices for the main attractions here are typically between $22 to $33 per visit. Honestly, everything is very well organized, the audio guides are excellent, and overall, everything is sparkling. But if you plan to come here, get your wallets ready! 😄 »

« For 4 euros in the vibrant district of Barcelona, we witnessed an indescribable wonder called flamenco. The most surprising thing: almost all the spectators were locals, working folks aged 25 to 35, in sneakers, tattoos, and caps... with such engagement and tenderness, they absorbed the music that cannot be conveyed with words. More photos to follow... »

« Zooming along the stunning roads of Spain. And they are quite pricey, by the way! For 100 km, you can easily spend over €20. So, it’s better to travel on a scooter! 🛵✨ »

« I have to be honest, I wasn't really impressed with the tour. Not only was it conducted in Spanish (why???), but it was also pretty underwhelming. They showed us the race control center, took us to the press center and the podium, and screened a short film. For 10 euros, it felt a bit lacking. In Malaysia, we got to ride along the track and access the stands. Overall, it seems like the organizers here could have done a better job. Just wandering around the track, I saw more interesting things for free! »

« We visited a masterpiece of contemporary art. We still don't understand what we paid 10€ for. »

« So, I'm already in Madrid. It's 10:01 PM, and this will be my last post like this.
Spain brought me quite a few challenges with flights and accommodation, but overall, it’s a lovely country. It's cheaper to relax here than in Italy, and the climate is milder. Many told me I would fall in love with Barcelona, but I fell for Madrid. I would gladly stay there longer. What a beautiful city❤️
In 6 days, I spent $250. »

« Park Güell at night – that's the only way to experience it! 😊 By the way, it's free at night, but during the day, it costs 10 dollars. Such money for what it offers isn’t worth it. »

« We had a fantastic time today! During our last trip, we somehow overlooked this place. It was 30 euros, and the kid rode all the attractions. Not even a bit scared of the roller coaster, unlike mom! 😄🎢 »

« "there and back for just €20.60" »

« Casa Batlló. A masterpiece by Antoni Gaudí in Barcelona. You step out onto the little balcony and people start taking pictures of you. The tour of the house with the audio guide is fantastic; not even the €23 is a regret! 😊 »

« The view from Mount Tibidabo over Barcelona is stunning. We took some winding paths to get there, but it was just €1. »

« A shop with absolutely wonderful ivory-colored outfits made from natural materials. There was one suit priced at around $93, but it was late and the store was closed. But oh, those espadrilles and sun hats! 💕💕💕 »

« Train from Marseille to Barcelona: bar, power outlets, air conditioning, beer and chips, 4 hours and 24 minutes, $67 and you're there! 🍻🚆✨ »

« Barcelona Aquarium. Honestly? My expectations were a million times higher! In my opinion, the experience isn’t worth the 55 dollars for the entrance tickets... But the kid liked it, and that’s the most important thing! 😊 »

« Hey! I went for a walk! I showed up!
Checked in at a spot recommended by Instagram. Had a delicious meal, chatted with some folks, found parking for 16 dollars and I'm happy. Here’s a picture of mandarins and a fountain — one of the underrated beauties of Barcelona, which is all wonderful. And you are too!
Tomorrow we're heading along the coast. »

« Oceanarium. Sharks. Their teeth are just terrifying! You could dive with the little sharks for $130, but I wouldn't even consider it for free! 😱🦈 »

« I don't know what kind of "shish" they have for 12€, but I definitely know that ours are given away for free))) [hookah - 12 euros] »

« "If you don't want to wait in long lines at the amusement park, consider getting the express pass for about $32)))" »

« I found this cute little one. Honestly, €20 for entry to an aquarium seems a bit much to me. »

« The trains are clean and almost new. A single ticket costs €2.15 or €19.95 for 10 tickets. 😊 »

« Parc Güell was overcrowded today, so we didn't wait an hour and a half just to pay €10 to enter its most famous part (we'll save that for the morning of the day after tomorrow). The long-term construction of Sagrada Familia is all covered in scaffolding and nets, so I didn't even bother to take photos. We arrived at Arc del Triomf only in the dark... But I stumbled upon exactly what I was hoping to find!!! »

« It was a questionable pleasure for 22 $. »

« Today, I finally found this magical store. A ballet paradise. The prices aren't exactly heavenly though. They're around 100-130 dollars for a pair. So I just looked around. »

« Casa Batlló. Today we strolled through Gaudí's architecture. The buildings are incredibly interesting and unique, I've wanted to see them in person for a long time. However, the amount of renovations is disappointing. And the entrance fee of over $22 was something we didn't appreciate, especially since we went up the Eiffel Tower for $19. I just don't get the pricing here. »

« I hesitated to spend €40 for entry to the Barcelona Zoo, but eventually, I decided to go for it. We caught a really great dolphin show, I saw a rhino for the first time, and I got completely mesmerized by the gorillas 🐒. I hope they build a similar place here so I can take my kids without feeling embarrassed! I’m giving it a solid 5! ☺️ Oh, and by the way, the peacocks are just like pigeons: they’re everywhere and looking for food. »