Barcelona

How much does Barcelona cost?

€311 to €362 per person for 3 days.

Tickets, food and local transport. The hotel and the trip there are not included.

  • Tickets: €170
  • Free: 6

Data checked on October 4, 2026

The total for each plan

Per person, without the hotel. Tickets are the prices of the stops in each plan, read on the official sites. Food and transport come from the city figures.

PlanTicketsTransportFoodTotal
1 day €73 €12 €35 to €52 €120 to €137
2 days €118 €24 €70 to €104 €212 to €246
3 days €170 €36 €105 to €156 €311 to €362

How the total is made

Tickets are the adult prices of the stops in the plan. Transport is one 24-hour pass per day, or four single rides where there is no pass. Food goes from two inexpensive meals and a coffee per day to one inexpensive meal, half of a mid-range dinner for two and two coffees.

Ticket prices, stop by stop

StopAdult ticketBooking
Casa BatllóPrices depend on the time slot, and tickets bought in advance online cost less. The night visit is cheaper but does not include the rooftop, and children up to 12 enter free. €29 Advised
La Pedrera (Casa Milà)The standard visit is the self-guided Essential ticket. Sunset, night and combined tickets with other sights cost more, and children under 12 enter free. €29 Advised
Sagrada FamíliaThe standard ticket covers the basilica and the audioguide app. Towers and a guided tour are sold as upgrades, and children under 11 enter free. €26 Required
Palau de la Música CatalanaThe guided tour costs more than the self-guided visit. Tickets bought at the box office carry a small surcharge over online tickets, over-65s and under-35s pay less, and children under 10 enter free. €20 Advised
Park GüellThe ticket covers the Monumental Zone only and is for a set time slot. Children aged 6 and under enter free but still need a ticket. €18 Required
Sant Pau Art Nouveau SiteThe self-guided visit costs a little less after 14:00. Guided tours and the audio guide are extra, and there are no guided tours on free-entry days. €18 Not needed
Barcelona CathedralThere is one standard tourist ticket. Students up to 25 and large families pay less when they show proof at the ticket office. €16 Not needed
Picasso MuseumThe ticket covers the permanent collection and the temporary exhibition. Entry is free on the first Sunday of each month and at set times on Thursday afternoons and evenings with a reservation, and under-18s enter free. €12 Advised
Montjuïc CastleEntry is free for under-16s, on Sundays after 15:00 and all day on the first Sunday of each month. Guided tours run on weekends and bank holidays, with an English tour at 13:00. €12 Not needed
Santa Maria del MarThe ticket covers the interior, the gallery museum, the crypt, the towers and the roof terraces. Outside the cultural visit hours, the interior is free to enter. €8 Not needed

Stops that cost nothing

Local transport

Single ride
€2.90
24-hour pass (T-dia)
€12

The Gothic Quarter, the cathedral, El Born and the Boqueria are within about 15 minutes of each other on foot, while the Sagrada Família, Park Güell and Montjuïc each need the metro or a bus. A single ticket works on the metro, buses and the Montjuïc funicular, and the 10-journey T-casual card costs less per ride, but it is not valid at the airport metro stations. The 24-hour T-dia pass only pays off on a day with many rides.

TMB (Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona)