Barcelona has two official city cards: the Barcelona Card and the Barcelona Card Family. They work in the same way. Both give you unlimited metro, bus, tram and train travel (including to the airport), free entry to some places and discounts on lots of others.
The Barcelona Card focuses on museums, while the Barcelona Card Family includes attractions such as the Aquarium, Zoo and Tibidabo.
Which card suits your family?

Barcelona Zoo, Tibidabo Amusement Park, Barcelona Aquarium, Las Golondrinas boat trip, Poble Espanyol, Wax Museum, Columbus Monument viewpoint, CosmoCaixa, Chocolate Museum, Montjuïc Castle (cable car not included).
Olympic Museum, Museu Blau (Natural Science Museum), Paradox Museum, House of Candy, Gaudí Experiència, Botanical Garden, Torre Glòries viewpoint.

CosmoCaixa, Chocolate Museum, Montjuïc Castle, Fundació Joan Miró, Picasso Museum, Olympic Museum, Museu Blau (Natural Science Museum), National Art Museum of Catalonia, Barcelona History Museum, Egyptian Museum.
Barcelona Zoo (20%), Tibidabo Amusement Park (20%), Barcelona Aquarium (20%), Montjuïc Cable Car (15%), Poble Espanyol (20%), Maritime Museum (20%), House of Candy (50%), Barcelona Bus Turístic (10%), Casa Batlló (€7 off), La Pedrera (€7 off).
- 1First decide on your card and duration needed.
- 2Next select the quantity for each child/adult to see prices.
- 3Collect your physical cards in Barcelona. Collection points include airport tourist information offices and Plaça de Catalunya. Check the collection locations and opening hours in your booking confirmation.
Before visiting, check any reservation requirements and opening dates, particularly for Tibidabo. Follow the instructions supplied with your card for activation and validity.
Only need public transport? The Hola Barcelona Travel Card includes public transport and the airport metro, without attraction entry. See our Hola Barcelona Travel Card guide →
Prices and inclusions can change. Check the full details before booking.





