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Your Guidebook All-Inclusive Guidebook Barcelona Ancient Markets Walking Tour Getting in: show your pass at the meeting point. Meeting point: DUNKIN´ESPAÑA, Rambla de Sant Josep, 89 Hours of Operation Monday to Saturday at 10AM Closings & Holidays N/A Reservations required You can book online by using this link. Phone: +33 (0)1 86 65 39 88 Website: https://www.exp1.com/barcelona-tours/book-with-pass/ Getting There Address DUNKIN´ESPAÑA Rambla de Sant Josep, 89 Barcelona, Barcelona 08002 ES Barcelona Bus Turístic Getting In: just scan your pass on board, at any of the 45 stops. Please note: the Green Route operates seasonally April 3 - November 1, 2020. Bus Operates Daily: the first bus departs from 9AM and 9.30AM from any stop. Last departures at 7PM in winter, 8PM in summer. See timetables posted at stops. Frequency – between 5 and 25 minutes depending on the season. Hours of Operation For updated opening hours we recommend checking with the Barcelona Bus Turistic website. Normal Hours: Winter Monday to Sunday: 9AM - 7PM Summer: Monday to Sunday: 9AM - 8PM Closings & Holidays Christmas Day and New Year's Day Getting There Address You can board at any of the 45 bus stops Barcelona, Barcelona 08002 ES Barcelona Zoo Getting In: present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation For the most up-to-date opening hours, we recommend checking the Barcelona Zoo website. Normal Hours: Open daily: 30 October – 18 March: 10AM - 5.30PM 19 March - 15 May: 10AM - 7PM 16 May – 15 September: 10AM – 8PM 16 September – 29 October: 10AM – 7PM Closings & Holidays N/A Getting There Address Parc de la Ciutadella, S/N Barcelona, Barcelona 08003 ES Closest Bus Stop D20, H14, H16, V21, V27 Closest Subway Stop Metro: Barcelona i Ciutadella – Vila Olípica (L4), Marina i Arc de Triomf (L1). Tram: Ciutadella – Vila Olímpica (T4), Arc de Triomf i Estació de França (Renfe). Best of Barcelona Bike Tour Please Note: bike tours are for ages 12+ only. Children under 12 will not be permitted to join the Best Barcelona Bike Tour. Tour Duration: 3.5 hours Hours of Operation Tour Times: Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday: 10.15AM Closings & Holidays 24th-26th December, 1st January Reservations required Please email 24 hours in advance to book your place on the tour, [email protected]. Please note that bookings by telephone (+34 933 18 10 23) can be made from Monday to Friday from 10am-2pm and 3pm-7pm. Maximum 10 people per tour group. You may not be able to join a tour if groups are already full. E-mail: [email protected] Phone: +34 933 18 10 23 Getting There Address Plaça Reial By the fountain Barcelona, Barcelona 08002 ES Closest Subway Stop Metro: Liceu (L3), Train: Plaza Catalunya/Ps Gracia CaixaForum Barcelona Getting In: present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation For the most up-to-date opening hours, we recommend checking the CaixaForum Barcelona website. Normal Hours: Daily: 10AM - 8PM Extended summer hours on Wednesdays only in July & August: 10AM - 11PM Christmas special opening: 24 & 31 December & 5 January: 10AM - 6PM Closings & Holidays 25 December, 1 & 6 January Getting There Address Av. de Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia, 6-8 Barcelona, Barcelona 08038 ES Closest Bus Stop 13, 150. pl. d’Espanya: 9, 23, 27, 37, 46, 50, 65, 79, 91, 10, 165. pl. d’Espanya: D20, H12, H16, V7, L72, L80, L81, L86, L87, L95. Closest Subway Stop Metro: Lines 1 & 3 Casa Batlló Attraction status as of Sep 24, 2021: Temporarily unavailable Getting In: present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation For updated opening hours we recommend checking with the Casa Batlló website. Opening Hours: Thursday - Sunday and holidays: 11AM - 6PM Closings & Holidays Please check the Casa Batlló website for last minute closures and amendments to opening times. Getting There Address Passeig de Gràcia, 43 Barcelona, Barcelona 08007 ES Closest Bus Stop H10, V15, 7, 22, 24 Closest Subway Stop Metro: Passeig de Gràcia (Lines L2, L3, L4) Casa Museu Amatller Getting In: present your pass at the ticket desk on arrival. Hours of Operation For the most up-to-date opening hours, we recommend checking the Casa Museu Amatller website. Wednesday – Saturday: 10.30AM - 12PM and 4.30PM - 6PM A cup of chocolate is not offered at the end of the visit. Wednesday to Friday: 1) Guided tour: 11AM Spanish, 12PM Catalan, 5PM Spanish and 6PM Catalan. 2) Audioguided tour: 10.30AM and 11.30AM French, English, Spanish and Catalan. Saturdays: 1) Guided tour: 11AM Spanish, 12PM Catalan, 5PM Spanish and 6PM Catalan. 2) Audioguided tour: 11AM Spanish, 12PM Catalan, 5PM Spanish and 6PM Catalan. Closings & Holidays Closings & Holidays Christmas Day Getting There Address Passeig de Gracia, 41 Barcelona, Barcelona 08007 ES Closest Bus Stop H10, V15, 7, 22 y 24 Closest Subway Stop Passeig de Gràcia: L2, L3 y L4 Casa Vicens Getting In: present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation For updated opening hours we recommend checking with the Casa Vicens website. Opening hours Monday-Thursday: closed Friday: 3PM - 7PM Saturday, Sunday and Holidays: 10AM - 7PM Closings & Holidays December 5, January 1 and 6. Getting There Address c/ Carolines, 24 Barcelona, Barcelona 08012 ES Closest Bus Stop 22, 27, 32, 87, 114, N4, V17 Closest Subway Stop Fontana Catalunya en Miniatura Getting In: present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation Daily: 10AM - 6PM Open until 3PM on the following dates: 6th January, 23rd June, 24th/26th/31st December. Closings & Holidays Closings & Holidays Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Getting There Address Can Balasch de Baix, S/N Torrelles de Llobregat, Barcelona 08629 ES Closest Bus Stop Line 62 (soler i sauret), bus ticket Zone 2. Collection point is in c / Riera Blanca corner of the Corts Travesera (near Camp Nou), descend at Torrelles de Llobregat. Single bus ticket is EUR 3.10 per person. Closest Subway Stop FGC – Sant Vicenç dels Horts + 5 km bus L62 (Soler i Sauret) Cathedral of the Sea Tour Attraction status as of Sep 24, 2021: Currently unavailable Getting in: meet your guide in front of Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar and show them your pass and booking information. Hours of Operation Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday: 10AM Closings & Holidays N/A Reservations required Booking is required in advance. Email [email protected] with your desired date and number of visitors. E-mail: [email protected] Getting There Address Plaça de Santa Maria, 1 Barcelona, Barcelona 08003 ES Ciutadella Segway Tour You can reserve by any of the following: Phone: +34 933 104 108 / +34 645 262 092 WhatsApp: +34 645 262 092 Email: [email protected] Barcelona Segway Tour Shop: Passeig Lluís Companys, 10 | 08018 Barcelona Tour Duration: 1 hour Hours of Operation Tour times Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays: 12.30PM Barcelona Segway Tour's office opening hours Daily: 9.30AM - 4.30PM Closings & Holidays N/A Reservations required You can reserve by any of the following: Phone: +34 933 104 108 / +34 645 262 092 WhatsApp: +34 645 262 092 Email: [email protected] Barcelona Segway Tour Shop: Passeig Lluís Companys, 10 | 08018 Barcelona Ask for Ciutadella Segway Tour and ensure that you provide your Go Barcelona pass number. E-mail: [email protected] Phone: +34 933 104 108 Getting There Address Arc de Triomf - Passeig Lluís Companys Barcelona, Barcelona 08018 ES Closest Bus Stop 39, 51, H16 Closest Subway Stop Metro: Arc de Triomf (Red line - L1). Tram Stop: Ciutadella | Vila Olímpica. Train Station: Arc de Triomf. CosmoCaixa Barcelona Getting In: present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation For the most up-to-date opening hours, we recommend checking the CosmoCaixa Barcelona website. Normal Hours: Daily: 10AM - 8PM Closings & Holidays Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Getting There Address Carrer d’Isaac Newton, 26 Barcelona, Barcelona 08022 ES Closest Bus Stop V15, 22, 58, 60, 73, 75, 196 Closest Subway Stop FGC Station CosmoCaixa - Av. Tibidabo Egyptian Museum of Barcelona Getting In: present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation Monday to Saturday: 11AM to 7PM Sunday: closed Closings & Holidays 1 and 6 January, 25 and 26 December Getting There Address C/ València, 284 Barcelona, Barcelona 08007 ES Closest Bus Stop 7, 20, 22, 24, 39, 45, H10, V15, V17 Closest Subway Stop Passeig de Gràcia (L2, L3 i L4), Diagonal (i L5) Escape Hunt Barcelona Getting In: present your pass on arrival. Hours of Operation Daily: 10AM - 8.30PM Availability and opening times may vary due to Covid-19 restrictions. We recommend you to contact Escape Hunt in order to guarantee your preferred time: email [email protected] or call +34 934 618 222. Closings & Holidays 25th & 26th December Getting There Address C. Nàpols 255 bis Barcelona, Barcelona 08025 ES Closest Subway Stop Metro Sagrada Familia (L2 and L5) and Verdaguer (L4 and L5) Estrella Damm Brewery Getting In: the meeting point is in front of the security gate. Bring your passport or another form of ID on the day of your visit. Driving Directions: access via Autovía de Castelldefels (C-31), exit 192 toward the Airport (Terminal 2). Briefly enter the B-22 in order to take the B-250 - El Prat de Llobregat exit. Take Avinguda Once de Setembre and turn right onto Ronda de Ponent. You can park outside the plant, on Mas Mateu industrial estate. Please Note: during the week, minors under 16 cannot access the brewery. At the weekends, minors under 10 cannot access the brewery. Hours of Operation Saturdays and Sundays (scheduled sessions). Closings & Holidays 1st & 6th January and 25th & 26th December Reservations required Book your tour at least 24 hours in advance by calling +34 932909560.
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