Mirador Torre Glòries

Mirador Torre Glòries takes you 125 metres above Barcelona for 360° views across the city, from the Sagrada Família to the Mediterranean Sea. The visit starts with an immersive exhibition exploring Barcelona through nature, sound and light. Upstairs, children aged 8 and over can also explore Cloud Cities, a sculpture suspended inside the tower’s dome.

Ages 0–12 go free with general admission

Price:

Adults from €15.95

Best for:

Ages 8+

Duration:

50–80 mins

Weather:

Indoors

📍 Area:

Glòries · Sant Martí · Map →

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Visiting Mirador Torre Glòries with Kids

The visit begins below ground at Hyperview Barcelona, where large projections, music and intricate paper models introduce the city’s wildlife, weather and sounds. Then head up to the observation deck on the 30th floor to see Barcelona spread out below you. Children can look for landmarks they’ve visited and follow the city’s long avenues towards the sea.

For an extra adventure, add Cloud Cities Barcelona to your ticket. Created by artist Tomás Saraceno, this web of cables and platforms lets visitors climb and crawl through spaces high inside the dome. It’s open to children aged 8 and over, with an accompanying adult required for under-13s.

Visiting Mirador Torre Glòries with Kids

Quick Family Facts

Visit time: 50–80 mins
Children: Ages 0–12 enter free with general admission.
Cloud Cities: Optional extra for ages 8+. Children aged 8–12 pay €6 for the combined ticket.
Accessibility: The exhibition and observation deck are accessible for younger visitors; Cloud Cities is for ages 8+
Pushchairs: Storage space is available.
Audioguide: Free, use own phone and headphones

Highlights

360° City Views: Look out across Barcelona from 125 metres up, spotting the Sagrada Família, Montjuïc, the mountains and the Mediterranean Sea.
Hyperview Barcelona: Discover another side of the city through large audiovisual installations, changing soundscapes and paper models of Barcelona’s animal and plant life.
Cloud Cities Barcelona: Climb inside a suspended sculpture beneath the tower’s dome, exploring its platforms and connecting spaces.