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The world's largest aquarium dedicated to the inhabitants of the Mediterranean Sea, with a collection of about 11,000 fish, polyps and jellyfish. The main part of the aquarium, the huge oceanarium, is home to visitors' favorites - sharks of several species. You can get in close proximity to them by walking through a glass tunnel about 80 meters long. All visitors can watch the feeding of the toothy predators, and the bravest can swim with them.
Children are not allowed to participate in the extreme entertainment, but there is a program called "Sleeping with Sharks" for them.
Young explorers are also welcome at the Explora! interactive center, which recreates three ecosystems of the Mediterranean coast: the marshes of the Ebro Delta, a corner of the Costa Brava and an underwater cave in the Medes Islands. In this interactive museum, children learn about the world through play: stomping on mud and studying their footprints, tasting sea water, studying the structure of reefs and the processes of a shipwreck.
The area called Planeta Aqua is home to living organisms that in the course of evolution have been able to adapt to difficult conditions such as extremely low/high temperatures or impenetrable darkness: Humboldt penguins, piranhas, turtles, iguanas, jellyfish and deep-sea fish. The ONGOING exhibition is dedicated to the exploration of the underwater world: you can see the tools used by scientists and climb into a submarine.
Ticket price: €25 for adults, €10 for children 3-4 years old, €18 for children 5-10 years old.
There are hippos, rhinos, sea lions, elephants, giraffes, crocodiles, kangaroos, tigers, as well as a lot of smaller animals and birds - about 2,200 animals of 315 species. There is also a dolphinarium with a show in the morning.
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It takes about 2 hours to walk the shortened route, which includes only the most popular animals, and about 5 hours to see the entire zoo. If you get tired of walking, take a ride on a steam train or rent a golf cart.
In the heat many animals hide and sleep, in the cold season some of the inhabitants move into closed enclosures - choose the time for your visit carefully to avoid disappointment.
Ticket price: for adults - €21,40, for children 3-12 years - €13, children under 3 years - free of charge.
One of Spain's oldest parks is located on top of the mountain of the same name, offering panoramic views of Barcelona and the surrounding area. There is a retro Ferris wheel, which you can ride to take beautiful pictures of the city.
Those who miss the old days will enjoy the Museum of Slot Machines, the House of Horrors, which is frightening even for adults, and the Laughing Room with crooked mirrors. Fans of modern technologies are recommended to visit "roller coaster" and 4D cinema. In total there are 25 attractions of different degrees of extremity, designed for children of all ages and adults.
The park regularly hosts puppet shows, colorful parades and traditional Catalan fire processions.
Ticket price: for adults - €31.5, for children under 120 centimeters - €14, for children under 90 centimeters admission is free.
One of the most popular attractions - about 2.5 million people visit the show per year. Thousands of jets wave upwards to classical and popular melodies, compositions from favorite movies and cartoons, periodically changing color. The program always starts with "Barcelona" - the unofficial anthem of the city performed by Freddie Mercury and Monserrat Caballé.
During the season there are a lot of people who want to see this beauty, so you should take a seat with a good view 30-40 minutes before the show.
Ticket price: free of charge.
A must-see for curious children and their parents! Young explorers will visit the Amazon forests, visit the planetarium, take part in experiments, learn the laws of physics, math and other sciences in a playful way. Here the learning process is much more interesting than at school.
The collection includes dinosaur skeletons, a pavilion with scientific instruments, a mini-zoo, an aquarium and a huge number of interactive exhibits, with which you can, for example, call lightning or provoke a sandstorm. But the most vivid impression on visitors is made by the tropical forest, located on several levels, where piranhas, crocodiles, exotic insects and poisonous snakes live, and from time to time streams of water fall from the ceiling, simulating a downpour.
Ticket price: for adults - €6.
A tour of the legendary stadium is a great opportunity to surprise soccer fans in general and Barça fans in particular. The program of the one and a half hour tour includes a visit to:
Ticket price: €28 for adults, €22 for children 6-13 years old.
Located in the XIV century building that once housed the Royal Dockyard. It is dedicated to the history of seafaring in Catalonia and has both models and reconstructed real ships. The gems of the collection are full-size replicas of the galley Real, the flagship of the Holy League fleet, and the submarine Ictíneo I.
In addition to ships, the museum displays tools, utensils, furniture, maps, atlases, paintings and even children's toys. Several halls show movies, which help to get a deeper insight into the subject.
Tickets cost €10 for adults and €5 for children aged 7-16. Free admission every Sunday after 15:00.
Connects the port with Montjuïc Hill, with a total length of 1,300 meters. Your journey starts at theTower of San Sebastián station, stopping at the intermediate station Tower of Jaime I and then at the Mirador de Miramar observation deck on Montjuïc Hill.
After taking a photo, you can take another cable car, Teleferico Montjuic, to the Montjuic Fortress, located 173 meters above sea level.
Ticket price: €12.5 one way, €32.5 round trip.
Part of the Museum of Natural Sciences, of which the Botanical Garden is also a part.
The permanent exhibition focuses on the origin of life on Earth and the close relationship between humans and nature. The main exhibition is called Planet Life, and by visiting it, your child will learn how life on the planet originated and the evolution of the organisms that inhabit it. There are many interactive elements to make the information easier to absorb, but young visitors usually remember the skeletons of prehistoric animals, stuffed animals and moving models.
For children under 6, there is a section on weekends where you can touch a rhino horn or zebra skin, examine microbes under a microscope or see an X-ray of a turtle.
Ticket price: for adults - €8.
From the paths and observation decks of the park, located on Montjuïc Hill, you can see the Olympic Stadium and the city's neighborhoods. You should come here when you are tired of the bustling and noisy center of Barcelona - there are usually few tourists.
The 14-hectare area is mainly made up of plants from hot countries that are able to survive in the Catalan climate. There are representatives from the Mediterranean coast, Australia, Chile, California, the Canary Islands, and other parts of the world. The cactus and bonsai collections are impressive.
Plan your visit in the morning or evening, as there is nowhere to shelter from the sun. Bring water, food and a hat.
Ticket price: from €6 for adults.
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