Barcelona Guide - Què faré avui?

Thermal baths and spa experience in the old city.

Expensive

Large aquarium with Mediterranean and tropical marine life.

Living World

Indoor axe-throwing games in the city centre.

Mediterranean plant garden; visit La Caseta del Migdia afterwards for sunrise.

Free 1st SundayLiving WorldNature

Mid-sized city zoo with a wide variety of animals in Parc de la Ciutadella including komodo dragons, hippos, giraffes, hyenas, elephants, lions, red pandas, penguins, orangutans

Living World

The mountain peak in Sarrià-Sant Gervasi has a church, amusement park, and excellent views of the city. Whether you hike up, take the funicular, or drive, it's worth a visit. Jump on the Talaia, an attraction that has offered a 360° panoramic view of Barcelona 550 meters above sea level, since 1921.

Cable wakeboarding and water sports park.

Public library designed by SUMA Arquitectura, and uses exposed wood and glass, creating a warm, modern environment. There’s a special comic section showcasing works by Francisco Ibáñez, a local comic artist, with a collection of 500 pieces.

Free

Outdoor bungee jumping experience 130km outside of Barcelona. Experience a 30 meter jump above the river canyon, with a pendulum effect of up to 25 meters.

Day Trip

MUHBA Turó de la Rovira offers panoramic views of Barcelona from Spanish Civil War bunkers where anti-aircraft guns were installed.

Cultural centre with art exhibitions and events.

One of Antoni Gaudí's earliest works, it showcases a mix of Moorish, oriental, and natural influences, with colourful ceramic tiles and intricate ironwork. Cool to look at if you're in the area but too expensive for some to enter.