Barcelona City Pass | Book Now @ Flat 31% Off

Here is the list of best Barcelona Experiences tickets that we can book at Thrillophilia:

• Catamaran Party Cruise With Bbq Meal, Barcelona
• Montserrat & Cava Wineries Day Trip From Barcelona
• Barcelona Segway Tour
• Barcelona Sagrada Familia Tickets
• Barcelona Museum Pass

The Barcelona City Pass includes:

1. Public transportation for a span of 48 hours or more
2. Beautiful attractions of Barcelona like Sagrada Familia, Park Guell, Casa Batllo, Camp Nou Stadium and Picasso Museum
3. Access to metros and buses operated by Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona (TMB)
4. Trains operated by Generalitat city network
5. Tram and Renfe suburban trains with a pass to connect to Barcelona airport

The Barcelona City Pass is free for kids who are under 4 years of age. However, people between the ages of 5 to 99 are charged on an adult basis.

• Basílica de Sagrada Familia: This UNESCO World Heritage Site is Europe’s most unconventional church and is surrounded by 18 spindly towers. Antoni Gaudi, its architect, followed the Art Nouveau technique here which means you keep adding to the parts as you keep building without an already made plan.  
• Gothic Quarter: The historic monuments here represent the Middle-Ages extremely well here with the Catedral de la Santa Cruz y Santa Utalia being situated in the heart of the quarter making your value for Barcelona City Pass absolutely worth it.
• Casa Mila: The name implies a ‘Stone Quarry’ as the building is built that way which resembles one. It also houses the Fundacio Catalunya that is a cultural center which organizes art exhibits, dances and lectures and also has Casa de la Pedrera which is a very famous restaurant there.
• La Rambla: This tree-shaded arena is divided into two parts with pedestrian sidewalks, shops and cafes; Mercat de la Boqueria where most shopping takes place. Then, there is Palau Guell; a part of this area which is a flamboyant mansion with interesting decor, unique textiles and furniture.

The best time to go to Barcelona are the months from May to June when the temperatures are good enough and are mixed with a flurry of festivals.

• Enjoy a sunset in Tibidabo: Located in Collserola Mountain Range also known as the Magic Mountain, it offers the best panoramic views of sunsets at night. It also has the oldest amusement parks in the country from where stunning views are offered. 
• Get stunning views from Bunkers del Carmel: This location will allow you the full 360 degree views of the city and is said to have been built from an anti-aircraft battery used during the Spanish Civil War. This place is also included in the tourist attractions that come with the Barcelona City Pass.
• Relish the Tapas and Paellas at La Barceloneta: Tapas are small pieces of meat, seafood and tortilla accompanied with bread and Paellas are basically Spanish omelets. Both of these things can be found at La Barceloneta in their best quality with richness in taste and flavors.
• Amuse in the light and sound show at the Magic Fountain: The show is performed 3-5 times during a week and goes on until midnight with the magic fountain emitting lights and sounds providing both locals and tourists an extraordinary experience.