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Buy your tickets

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Museum Night: art in the moonlight

The Barcelona moon bears witness to thousands of magical nights. Although, if you asked it about La Nit dels Museus (Museum Night), it would say that it casts its own peculiar spell, and has a special magnetism that is hard to explain, making it into a night that nobody, whatever their age, should miss.

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• BY Bogdan Sandu
• 21 January 2023

When we talk about football, we can’t stop mentioning one of the best clubs in the world. FC Barcelona is one of the most productive and recognized organizations when it comes to sports. The number of fans around the world is worth admiring, and everyone defends the Barcelona logo with their hearts.

For a fan who has been admiring them for a while, the story of its creation may not be anything new, but if we are starting to know the Barça, we need to review it. This Spanish club was founded on November 29, 1899. It all began a few days before when Hans Gamper published in a newspaper his intention to form a football club.

At the time, 11 people responded to the invitation, being enough to create the FC Ball. Over time, the fame of the club was consolidated and elements that represented their culture and beliefs were added. An example is the motto “More than a club”, which transcends by meaning that Barcelona has a strong influence in different fields, not only in sports.

Let’s see what the FCB logo symbolizes, and how that has served to become a benchmark for Catalans.

Key takeaways

• Crest Origin and Evolution : The current Barcelona crest dates from 1910, following a competition, and has only had minor adjustments since. It includes symbols like the St. George’s Cross and the colors blue and red, maintaining its essence over time​​​​.
• Symbolic Elements : The logo includes the St. George’s Cross to represent Catalonia and its patron saint, and the red stripe flag on a gold background, known as La Senyera, for its Catalan roots​​.
• Color Significance : The club’s colors, blue and red, known as “Blaugrana,” have been a part of the logo since its inception and are believed to be inspired by FC Zurich or a tribute to two of Barça’s first players, Arthur, and Ernest Witty​​.
• Logo Redesign Competition : After a crisis in 1908, a competition led by Joan Gamper, the club’s founder, resulted in a new logo designed by Carles Comamala, who was a medical student, amateur artist, and Barcelona player. This logo has been tweaked slightly over the years but retains its original elements​​.

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Our highlights

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Discover the city’s sights

Explore Barcelona’s streets and enjoy all they offer you: urban and natural spaces, cultural and architectural heritage, museums, recreation and leisure, study and research centres, suggestions for shopping or doing sport and plenty more.

The most sought after

• Magic Fountain
• The Laberint d’Horta Maze
• La Sagrada Família

Routes through Barcelona

Each of Barcelona’s parks and gardens has its own history and personality that make it unique.

Roma culture has left its mark in Barcelona, above all in music and dance.

True to its creative, modern and innovative spirit, Barcelona continues to reinvent its urban landscape.

Some of Barcelona’s most unique buildings are concentrated into little more than a kilometre around Les Glòries.

Barcelona has always been a city linked to design as an artistic discipline, besides being a tool for social transformation.

Crossing the city from end to end, Avinguda Diagonal allows you to sample every aspect of Barcelona in a walk bustling with life.

There are a good many novels that choose Barcelona as their central setting and which draw their readers deep inside the city through their pages.

Ever since infrastructures were created to put an end to historic periods of drought, water has been available in every nook and cranny of Barcelona. 

Barcelona has been the setting for countless Spanish, Catalan and international productions which have turned it into an outdoor stage.

Besides his world-famous creations, there are still spectacular works by Antoni Gaudí waiting to be discovered.

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Reconnect with nature thanks to over a hundred thousand hectares of protected spaces located a stone’s throw from the city.

Discover the landscapes of the area’s various D.O. wines and do some wine-tasting.

Mountains join legends to present an enchanting, rural landscape, with quality food and spaces for outdoor activities.

Barcelona’s counties have plenty of sites equipped for sports enthusiasts.

Barcelona’s inland counties invite you to discover hermitages, castles and historical relics surrounded by a harmonious natural environment.

A unique combination of unusual shapes, culture and religion gives rise to Catalonia’s most iconic mountain range.

A range of internationally famous golf courses await you less than an hour from Barcelona’s centre.

Visit Barcelona’s coast and enjoy the cocktail of architecture, nature and good food that come with it.

What's on

If you’re arriving to Barcelona during these days, here’s the highlighted agenda of activities. And you still haven't decided when to come to the city, go here to check out the top events of 2024 .

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Reasons to come

Barcelona is ranked among the best cities in the world for quality of life, safety and equality. Boasting the typical features of a cosmopolitan and open city, its social cohesion is a reality.

Discover the different chapters in Barcelona’s history which over time have shaped the city we know today.

The city promotes a tourist model based on respect for its resources in economic, social, environmental and cultural terms, setting its sights on current and future scenarios.

Boasting a history going back over two thousand years and a unique identity, Barcelona is famous worldwide as a city bursting with culture and creativity.

Barcelona is an open, vibrant and creative city with a busy cultural, political, business and commercial life. It is a metropolis where every imaginable language can be heard, as well as a city that invites its residents and visitors alike to discover its Catalan culture and traditions .

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Discover the most convenient and sustainable ways of getting around the city.

The city offers a tourism model based on practices that are environmentally, economically and socio-culturally friendly.

Choose the tourist establishments best suited to your needs and tastes.

Check out the options available for reaching Barcelona by land, sea and air.

Find out with ease whether your there are unlicensed tourist-use flats in your building or if you believe you may be staying in one of them.

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Discover the city using tourist transport and enjoy its most iconic monuments and buildings.

Barcelona has a wide network of tourist information points and offices at the service of its visitors.

People start work between 8 am and 9 am and continue up to 1.30 pm or 2 pm. They return to work from between 3 pm and 4 pm and finish between 6 pm and 7.30 pm. The normal  working week  runs from Monday to Friday and, in some sectors, Saturday as well.

Tourist information offices  open every day of the week and only close on two days of the year: 1 January and 25 December. Each office has its own opening times between 8 am and 8 pm. They have special opening times during the Christmas period.

Breakfast: between 8 and 11 am. Lunch: between 1.30 pm and 3 pm. Evening meal: between 9 pm and 11.30 pm. Despite that, restaurant opening times are flexible and you can eat at any time in lots of them.

Most retail businesses  follow the normal working week  of Monday to Saturday and close around 8 pm, except the shopping centres, which do not close at midday and stay open till 10 pm.

The city's public transport operates for much of the day, with times varying, depending on the rush hours. A full network of night buses covers most routes during the night. The metro runs throughout the night on Saturdays.

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The Consortium works to promote the city as a tourist destination. It offers a range of products and services, through several lines and programmes, aimed at the professional tourist sector and at individual tourists.

Welcome to Barcelona Tourism!

Barcelona is a Mediterranean city alive and cosmopolitan, full of light and colour. You will discover the modernist route, the famous Catalan gastronomy and the creative corners that inspired geniuses like Gaudi, Miro or Dali… Come to visit Barcelona, it will hook you forever… BARCELONA INSPIRES YOU

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At Barcelona Turismo you will find everything you need to enjoy your stay in Barcelona. We offer practical city information, its history, culture and also our recommendations for visiting Barcelona according to your personal preferences. This is why we have created specific sections like “What to see in Barcelona” or “Barcelona for you” where you will be able to choose the option that best adapts to your traveller profile.

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Choose any of these options from the menu in the upper side of the website or at “Barcelona’s Tourist Guide” located on the right side of it. If you found our website useful, do not forget to show your support on our social networks or send us your comments on any aspects we could improve on. You can also add our website to your favourite sites to be able to access faster in the future.

Besides, thanks to our cooperation agreement with Booking.com we offer the possibility of online booking in over than 2000 hotels in the city, offering the best price guaranteed for your stay. Through our contributors you will also be available to get arranged tours, unforgettable experiences or even making reservations for restaurants in Barcelona.

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Welcome to Barcelona City Council.

We’d like to invite you to discover the home of the Barcelona City Council, the Casa de la Ciutat [City Hall], which is a physical space and at the same time a symbol that has been preserved over the centuries, always located in the same building at the heart of the city. Discover its halls and historic spaces.

You can choose to visit either virtually or in person.

These visits are free of charge.

• Face-to-face guided tour
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The usual Sunday visits to Barcelona City Hall’s rooms will not be held on 21 April 2024.

The in-person guided tour service at Barcelona City Council take place on Sundays except those which fall on public holidays, and allow direct contact with the guide who will accompany you throughout the tour, explaining the history of the halls.

Description:

The tour will include the Gothic Façade, the Gothic Courtyard, the Saló de Cent, the Carles Pi i Sunyer or Plenary Hall, and the Saló de Cròniques.

Visits will take place on Sundays

Languages and times:

• Catalan: 10.30h, 11.30h and 12.30h
• Spanish: 11h and 12h
• English: 10h

Registration: 

Advance registration  is not mandatory , but recommended if you want to be sure of a place on the guided tour.

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Maximum number of people per visit: 25

Access point:

• You can access the building from the street c/Font de Sant Miquel.
• All visitors must comply with the health and safety measures in force at any time
• You need to be at the access point 15 minutes before the scheduled time of the visit.

You can take a virtual 360° tour of the City Hall at any time, and enjoy it at your own pace.

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Today, the Saló de Cent is a snapshot of a part of the institutional history of Barcelona’s municipal government. The way it looks now is the result of multiple changes over time.

Constructed by master builder Pere Llobet in 1369, it is one of the best examples of civil Gothic architecture in Catalonia. It is characterised by diaphanous spaces and a flat ceiling, where sections of wooden beams alternate with stone arches. The name refers to the fact that this hall was the meeting place of the Consell de Cent established by King Jaume I, although in the 14th century only three sections of beams were in existence. In 1860, the Hall was enlarged by adding two sections identical to the original three.

In 1914 there was a public competition for the decoration of the Hall of One Hundred. The winner was Enric Monserdà. On the side walls Monserdà placed some damask illustrating the history of the City embroidered in velvet, satin and gold with the coats of arms of the municipalities annexed to Barcelona which today constitute the districts within the city. The year when each was annexed can also be seen. The floor was redone with a representation of iconographic elements that identified the different city guilds that formed part of the Consell de Cent. The alabaster work-completed in 1924- that Monserdà designed for the front wall is a masterpiece that represents many of the historical moments of the City Hall.

Today, the Saló de Cent is the place where the city’s most significant events are held, such as the presentation of medals of honour, the swearing-in of councillors, the celebration of civil weddings and commemorative events.

In 1860, a room was constructed next to the Saló de Cent, where the councillors could debate the most important aspects of municipal policy.

The presidential table is surrounded by 50 wooden seats, split into two blocks, and there are two galleries, one for the public and the other for the press.

This is where the Full Council holds its plenary sessions on the last Friday of each month (except August).

Designed by Josep M. Sert in 1929, the name refers to the 14th century chronicles written by Ramon Muntaner and Bernat Desclot about the expedition of the Catalan Company led by Roger de Flor to the East. The murals depict various episodes from the battles of the Almogavers in their fight against the Turks.

It is currently used for press conferences, seminars and institutional events.

In this video, you can see how the institution has evolved since its beginnings back in the 13th century with the Consell de Cent [the Council of the One Hundred], until the City Council of today.

The seat of Barcelona City Council, the Casa de la Ciutat, is home to many different styles, and has a great diversity of architectural features, room layouts and decorative elements. Each of them marks an important period of time or a significant event in the history of Barcelona and of Catalonia.

These self-guided visits will be available every Sunday expect on public holidays. You can explore the spaces at your own pace.

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You will get to visit the Gothic Patio, the Saló de Cent, the Saló de Plens (plenary hall), or Sala de Carles Pi i Sunyer, and the Saló de Cròniques.

The visits take place on Sundays.

Opening times: 10 am to 1 pm.

Participation: free admission. At very busy times the team coordinating the visits reserves the right to regulate access.

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• Visitors should come to the entrance on C/ Font de Sant Miquel
• All visitors must comply with the health and safety measures in force at any time.

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I live in Barcelona and traveled to the US and back multiple times throughout the pandemic.

My biggest piece of advice if you're planning to make the same trip right now is this: double-check all the latest travel mandates, and then check them again.

The rules are fast evolving, and even amid easing restrictions, it's important to have all the necessary documents in order ahead of time. 

And COVID-19 isn't the only scenario you should come prepared for. Like with any travel to a foreign country, it's important to be aware of your surroundings. Keep reading for my tips on making your trip to Barcelona a safe and successful one.

Traveling to Barcelona during COVID-19

Currently, I find things to be fairly relaxed in the city. You do not need to show proof of vaccination to enter any establishment or when checking into a hotel and masks are no longer required indoors. The government, however, is still evaluating requiring face masks on all public transport.

Before flying to Barcelona (or anywhere in Spain), US citizens must show proof of vaccination (and proof of a booster if it's been more than nine months since the vaccination) or a COVID-19 recovery certificate. Visit the US Embassy in Spain website for specific details, as requirements may change.

Additionally, all US citizens (regardless of age) traveling from the United States to Spain must complete a Spain Travel Health form: Visit the Spain Travel Health portal or download the SpTH app in Google Play Store or iTunes App Store. Upon completion, a QR code will be generated, which you need to present before boarding your flight from the US (on my multiple trips between the two countries, I had to show it both at check-in and at the gate). 

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It's a long, tedious form, taking about 10 minutes to complete, so be sure to do it ahead of time; you'll need to know the flight number and your seat assignment. I take a screenshot of the QR code to keep handy when it's scanned at the Barcelona airport, just before baggage claim.

Getting a COVID-19 test in Barcelona for your return flight

As of publishing, a negative antigen test is required no more than one day before travel by air into the US. There are many testing sites in Barcelona but all require an advance appointment.

I use Democratest , which has locations around the city center and the cheapest prices I've found: 25 euros for an antigen test. You'll get the results in an hour (usually less) via email, but you'll need to get them printed out before going to the airport. You must bring your passport to the appointment.

If it's a holiday in Catalonia or Spain, many testing centers will be closed. In a pinch, you can schedule an antigen test at the airport , Terminal 1; it's open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m., even on holidays, and the cost is 30 euros. They will print the results for you.

I recommend booking your appointment well ahead of time to ensure you have a spot; testing sites can get very busy during peak travel times and in the summer months.  

How to stay safe in Barcelona

While there's very little violent crime in Barcelona, here are my top tips for keeping you and your valuables safe.

Don't carry important documents on your person when you go out. You don't need to show your passport or vaccination certificate to enter bars or restaurants, or when you're paying for items at a store, so leave them at the hotel (preferably locked in the safe). Take a photo of your passport and vaccination records to keep on your phone, just in case.

Bring the right kind of bag or purse and be vigilant. A cross-body bag or purse, preferably with a zipper, or both a zipper and snap, is best for deterring pickpockets. If you have a backpack, position it on the front of your body, especially when you're in the Metro. Don't ever hang a bag on the back of a chair; keep it on your person at all times. Don't carry your wallet in your back pocket. 

Be smart about your smartphone. Consider buying a cord that tethers your phone to your bag or a lanyard or crossbody phone strap. If you don't have one of these and are navigating the city using Google Maps, rather than looking at your phone, I suggest switching to the app's voice navigation function and using earbuds.

Don't leave valuables unattended on Barcelona's beaches.  Take turns going in the water, or bring a waterproof bag for your valuables.  

Avoid certain areas late at night . The famous pedestrian thoroughfare of La Rambla, especially the end closest to the harbor, and the neighborhood of El Raval, just to the west of La Rambla, can become unsavory as the night wears on. Be sure to take a taxi back to your hotel.

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The park is one of the largest green spaces in Barcelona, ​​with more than 17 hectares, next to the Sierra de Collserola.

The park is located in the district of Gracia, between the neighborhoods of La Salud, Vallcarca-Penitents and El Coll, and borders on Carmelo.

The regulated tourist area occupies only a small part of the park; the rest are nature spaces and leisure areas of free access for all.

Beyond the architectural heritage, the park constitutes a reserve of nature, gardens and biodiversity in the center of the city.

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Park Güell has been declared as a UNESCO World Heritage site. 

Our goal is to find a balance between tourist activities and social uses , more than anything so that local residents from the adjacent neighbourhoods are able to enjoy the park in peace.

Consequently, requests which do not relate to scientific purposes or training linked to our heritage will not be granted authorisation.

If you believe your request meets the criteria set out above, please contact us at [email protected] .

Can people with reduced mobility go on a complete visit to Park Güell?

People with reduced mobility may have difficulty getting around Park Güell due to its architectural features, with flights of steps and uneven paths. There is a specific itinerary adapted to people with mobility difficulties.

Two wheelchairs are available upon request at Park Güell. If you have any kind of special requirements, please contact the Visitor Attention Service at [email protected]

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Park Güell occupies 12 hectares, which include the monumental, forest and panoramic areas. Its regulation allows us to preserve this iconic space and improve the quality of life of local residents, while at the same time offering a better experience for the thousands of visitors of the Park, who will find a better quality experience and a more accessible setting. The income generated by this tourist management will be used to improve Park Güell and its setting.

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Is there a specific program for schools?

Yes, there is the 'Park Güell and schools' program, which offers educational centres from EU countries the chance of visiting the restricted area with a guide specialised for your age group, or unaccompanied as long as a series of requirements are met. For this reason, any interested schools should send an email to the Park Güell Commercial Department at [email protected] .

Will the Educational Community of nearby schools have access to the free-entry card?

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How can I tell if I am a resident of one of the neighbourhoods entitled to free entry to Park Güell?

You can consult the “ Why are the access points regulated? ” section of this website or call number 010.

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Main tourist activities in Barcelona 2023

Most popular activities among tourists in Barcelona, Spain in 2023

Leading tourist attractions in Barcelona, Spain in 2022, based on number of visitors (in 1,000s)

Most popular types of websites for planning travels to Barcelona 2021

Most used online platforms to plan a trip to Barcelona, Spain in 2021

Hotel market

• Premium Statistic Number of hotels in Barcelona 1990-2022
• Premium Statistic Number of hotels in Barcelona 2022, by star category
• Basic Statistic Leading hotels in Barcelona 2023, by traveler ratings
• Premium Statistic Hotel capacity in Barcelona 1990-2022
• Premium Statistic Hotel overnights in Barcelona 1990-2022
• Premium Statistic Hotel bed occupancy in Barcelona 1990-2022
• Premium Statistic Monthly ADR of hotel establishments in Barcelona 2021-2022
• Premium Statistic Tourist tax in Barcelona 2023, by accommodation type

Number of hotels in Barcelona 1990-2022

Number of hotel establishments in Barcelona, Spain from 1990 to 2022

Number of hotels in Barcelona 2022, by star category

Number of hotel establishments open in Barcelona, Spain as of December 2022, by star rating

Leading hotels in Barcelona 2023, by traveler ratings

Best-rated hotels in Barcelona, Spain in 2023, based on traveler scores

Hotel capacity in Barcelona 1990-2022

Number of hotel rooms in Barcelona, Spain from 1990 to 2022

Hotel overnights in Barcelona 1990-2022

Number of overnight stays in hotels in Barcelona, Spain from 1990 to 2022 (in 1,000s)

Hotel bed occupancy in Barcelona 1990-2022

Bed occupancy rate of hotels in Barcelona, Spain from 1990 to 2022

Monthly ADR of hotel establishments in Barcelona 2021-2022

Average daily rate of hotels and hostels in Barcelona, Spain from January 2021 to December 2022 (in euros)

Tourist tax in Barcelona, Spain as of April 2023, by type of accommodation (in euros per person and night)

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