A panoramic viewing platform in the Collserola hills, offering sunset views over the city.
Urban balcony overlooking the harbour, where the city’s most iconic buildings come into view.
Small esplanade with views across the western part of the city and a gateway to the Parc de Collserola.
Hilltop crowned by a castle, offering a view of the city’s growth through the second half of the 20th century.
A natural setting in the Collserola hills for walking, running or cycling, with open views over Barcelona. Walk, run or cycle with Barcelona stretching out below.
A tower rising over 140 metres, home to offices and a public viewpoint, its colours shifting across the façade.
A public observatory atop Barcelona’s tallest telecommunications tower.
Monumental column crowned by Christopher Columbus, with a 360º viewpoint over the port, city and horizon.
Well, because back in 1887 the traffic here was maritime, and signals from the Delta del Llobregat to Montjuïc were sent using large red flags. Although this place is located next to El Prat Airport, you barely notice the planes — it’s hard to hear anything besides the roaring waves, the wind, and the seagulls.
Whether you have previously visited La Pedrera or if you have been for the first time you'll discover how it changes at nightfall when the building is transformed and its magical silhouette plays host to a new and mysterious nocturnal landscape, as if in a forest, in the desert and, Antoni Gaudí's great muse, nature. An unforgettable experience you can't afford to miss!.
Don’t miss out on a visit to Barcelona’s new-look wax museum, the Museu de Cera! You’ll be able to take a selfie with world-famous music stars, like Taylor Swift and Rosalía, or characters from the Star Wars saga and the Money Heist. Make the most of your ticket and ride the lift free of charge to the top of the iconic Columbus Monument to enjoy 360º views more than 60 metres above the city.