Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art (MACBA) Tours and Tickets

Swap the typical guided tours for a unique and fun way to discover Barcelona. Pick up your funky yellow GoCar and embark on a route that takes you to the see city's most important attractions, including the Sagrada Familia, Passeig de Gracia, Gothic Quarter, and beyond. As you drive, your custom GPS system will lead the way and fill you in on all the stories of the sights around you.

Take a DIY shore trip during your cruise stop in Barcelona on this convenient hop-on hop-off city bus tour. Climb aboard a double-decker, open-top bus at the Port of Barcelona (Port Olímpic - stop 6) just a short walk from the cruise terminal. Then begin your overview of the city. Get on or off when you want, enjoying great views of Las Ramblas, the promenade at Port Olímpic, F.C. Barcelona's Camp Nou Stadium and much more. Best of all, there are two routes, one East Route and one West Route, which are interconnected and accessible via your ticket that's valid for both routes. This hop-on, hop-off bus tour also includes headphones, city map, and discounts at select Barcelona businesses.

Discover the spectacular sights and cultural delights of Barcelona with a 24-hour or 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus ticket, valid across two routes. From the open-top deck of a distinctive double-decker bus, see the Catalonian capital’s impressive monuments and disembark whenever an attraction captures your attention. Make the most of your Barcelona visit and choose a combo with a catamaran cruise to get a fresh perspective on the city’s skyline.

Make the most of Barcelona for less with the great-value Barcelona Card. Choose a 3-, 4-, or 5-day Barcelona city pass, and enjoy money-saving deals on a host of sights and activities. Gain free or discounted entry to more than 20 top visitor attractions, including the National Art Museum of Catalonia and Picasso Museum; enjoy savings at other attractions; and get free travel on Barcelona transport services, including the metro and buses. Plus, get a free city metro map and over 80 special offers at select shops, restaurants, and outlets.

The Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art (Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona, or MACBA), houses roughly 5,000 works and more than five acres (two hectares) of gallery space. Exhibits focus on Catalan and Spanish art from 1945 onward, with displays of visual arts, performance, dance, and film. This ticket allows you to explore the museum at your own pace, with multiple times offered throughout the day.

Barcelona's Raval neighborhood is known as the city's open air museum thanks to the colorful murals and graffiti pieces that cover its walls. Strolling around is a must-do but, for a richer experience, this small-group tour will introduce you to the stories and artists behind the street art.

Discover highlights of Barcelona on a fun and informative 3-hour bike tour. Cycle through the city center with a local guide and cover much more ground than walking, while still enjoying fresh air and the flexibility to stop often. See Barcelona’s most intriguing landmarks including the Sagrada Familia Cathedral and other Gaudí masterpieces, Ciutadella Park and the ancient Roman walls. Finish your ride near the beach while enjoying a refreshing drink.

Immerse yourself in the world of photography in one of the world's most picturesque cities by booking this tour, led by a photojournalist guide. Learn about all the tricks, tips, and techniques to take beautiful images with your smartphone or camera, while learning about the history, culture, and architecture of the city. This tour is suitable for photographers of all levels.

Antoni Gaudí, an internationally renowned architect, is considered by many to be the figurehead of Catalan modernism. During this visit you will discover some of his most important works (the Sagrada Familia, the Casa Milà, the Casa Batlló and the Güell Palace) but also works by Lluís Domènec i Montaner, supposed theoretician of Catalan modernism and architect, among others, the Palau de la Música Catalana and the Hospital de Sant Pau (creations inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List); buildings by Josep Puig i Cadafalch, another important representative of this architectural movement, as well as other works by more minor architects. Along the way you will learn everything you need to know about Catalan modernism, its origins and specificities; the important elements of the biographies of these three architects, and of course, the genesis and the relevant information to know about their creations that you will see on this route.

With so much to see and do, it can often be difficult for first-time visitors to get to grips with Barcelona. Orient yourself in the sprawling Catalonian capital on a half-day bike tour that allows you to cover more sights in less time. As you follow a guide through the maze-like streets, you’ll be party to lesser-known historical and cultural information about top Barcelona attractions such as La Sagrada Familia and Parque de la Ciutadella.

Discover a side to Barcelona that most tours won't tell you about. This walking tour takes you back to some of the Catalan city's darkest days and reveals the crimes that terrified the people of Barcelona for decades. After this walking tout through El Raval, the Gothic Quarter and El Born, you'll never see Barcelona the same way again.

It is an exclusive private tour only you and your guide. You can get a full personalized experience, just say it, and we will make it up to you. You can explore hidden local spots at El Raval. You can come to know about a lot of stories about the local. Many arts are also introduced by your Private Guide. The main highlights of the tour are- ✔You will enjoy the hidden gems of the city and can explore the less introduced neighborhoods ✔Discover Barcelona's old history ✔Learn all about the Catalan-Spanish conflicts and the history of the El Raval district ✔Catch Carrer Joaquim Costa also known as the "the Vampire of Raval" ✔Learn about contemporary art from MACBA & CCCB ✔ Experience peaceful, multicultural and hip vibes at Rambla del Raval Your local guide grew up here and is knowledgeable about these!! hidden places & secrets stories. Starting from Liceu one of the best theaters of Barcelona explores each corner of the city. A day you will cherish a long time in your heart!

Let's explore El Raval neighborhood, a multicultural area, and home to many unconventional people. We will be right there by your side to give you insights as well as local stories about the places you'll visit. As you explore El Raval, the cultural gems will start showing up! Pass by the stunning Biblioteca de Catalunya one of the finest examples of Catalan Gothic architecture. Admire the colossal cube monument that is the Filmoteca de Catalunya, a cinema that shows cult movies, classics, and independent films from all over the world. No trip to the Raval district would be complete without a visit to the MACBA,Barcelona’s contemporary art museum. If you like books and graphic novels, you will love La Central bookstore. ✔ Learn about the multicultural side of the city ✔ Skip the line ticket to the MACBA museum ✔ Admire the impressive street art of El Raval ✔ 100% personalized to your wishes ✔ Discover the vibrant Taller Street ✔ Private tour: only you & your local host

Get off the beaten track and see how Barcelonians live during this private tour outside of the tourist areas. Walk through the Raval and Poble Sec quarters, visit the famous Sant Antoni Market, and see where artists like Gaudi, Picasso, and Hemingway lived and worked. Conclude the tour with a traditional Spanish tapa and drink for a real taste of what the locals eat.

A fun, laid-back private bike tour that gives you a great overview of Barcelona’s amazing architecture, history and street culture. Through your local guide, you will experience Barcelona from its beaches to its back streets, monumental buildings to its bodegas, and from its Roman ruins to its romantic hideaways. This private Bike tour is the best way to see this fabulous city. The tour takes approximately 3 hours, the bikes are comfortable and easy to ride, even for inexperienced cyclists who don’t know a handlebar from a tapas bar. Helmets are optional, but recommended. Groups are small so it’s friendly and intimate, there’s time to talk, take photos and enjoy all the amazing sights. This is a great activity for families, as the tour is suitable for all ages. Child seats are available.