Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass: Is the Go City Pass Worth It?

How does the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass work?

With the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass, you get free admission to more than 45 attractions, museums, excursions, and guided tours in Barcelona. You choose whether your pass is valid for two, three, four, or five days.

During that time, you can visit as many attractions in Barcelona as you like, from morning to night.

The pass not only saves you money but also a ton of time, since you can skip the line at many attractions. Plus, you only have to deal with one pass instead of buying all your Barcelona tickets separately.

Heads up: For some attractions, you’ll need to book a time slot in advance. In the tables below, you can see for each attraction whether a reservation is required. You’ll find more details on the Go City website or in the Go City app.

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How much does the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass cost?

Now for the most important question: what does the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass actually set you back?

We’ve put together the prices by validity period in the table below. The longer you use the pass, the cheaper the price per day.

For children between three and twelve years old, there’s a discounted version of the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass.

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Which attractions are included in the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass?

The Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass covers the city’s most popular must-sees. Here are some highlights:

• Sagrada Família,
• Park Güell,
• Casa Batlló,
• and around 45 more attractions, museums, and tours.

In the tables below, you can see exactly which sights are included in the Go City Barcelona pass and what individual tickets normally cost. For some tours and attractions, you need to sign up in advance — we’ve flagged those too.

Our tip: Make a list of all the places you want to visit in Barcelona. That way, you can quickly compare the cost of buying individual tickets versus getting the Barcelona city pass.

Antoni Gaudí's Masterpieces in the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass

Think Barcelona, and you probably picture the works of Antoni Gaudí. With the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass, you get access to the Sagrada Família and many more Gaudí masterpieces.
These are the top picks you really shouldn’t miss:

• A two-hour guided tour of the Sagrada Família
• A guided tour of Park Güell
• Admission to Casa Milà

Important: Gaudí’s attractions are seriously popular, so we’d recommend reserving your spots for the guided tours as early as possible.

Museums in the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass

The Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass includes a great mix of exhibitions and museums in Barcelona — there’s genuinely something for every taste.

We especially loved the tour through Picasso’s life (including museum admission) and the Moco Museum, which is still a bit of a local favorite in Barcelona that many visitors overlook.

In the Go City app, you can browse the individual museums and exhibitions in detail before you go.

Tours in the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass

Beyond the classic sights, the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass also includes walking tours through Barcelona’s most beautiful neighborhoods, boat trips, and other tours. A great option if you want to go beyond typical sightseeing and really get a feel for the city.

Activities in the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass

On top of guided tours and museums, the Go City Barcelona pass also covers a solid range of activities. Traveling with kids? The Barcelona Zoo and the Aquarium are both included.

These are our three favorites:

• Watching the sunset from the Mirador Torre Glòries viewpoint
• A behind-the-scenes tour of Camp Nou stadium, home of FC Barcelona
• A tasting experience at Barcelona’s famous Estrella Damm Brewery

Day Trips in the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass

Staying in Barcelona for more than two or three days and want to explore the surrounding area too?

We’d suggest a day trip from Barcelona — for example to the Montserrat Monastery or a Catalan winery.

Who is the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass worth it for?

The pass is perfect for full-on sightseeing from morning to night. With it, you can visit as many attractions as you can fit in.

For most people, the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass pays off from three days of use. At that point, the pass works out to around €55.50 per day.

That said, even the two-day pass can be worth it if you’re mainly planning to visit pricier attractions.

We’ve put together a three-day itinerary for three days in Barcelona — the kind of schedule that’s typical for a first visit to the city. This makes it easy to see at a glance whether the pass is worth it for you.

Day 1

• Hop-on/hop-off bus through Barcelona (€33.00)
• Casa Batlló Barcelona (€35.00)
• Guided tour of the Sagrada Familia (€65.00)

Day 2

• Guided tour of Park Güell (€35.00)
• Casa Milà (€25.00)
• Mirador Torre Glòries – viewpoint (€15.00)

Day 3

• FC Barcelona – Camp Nou tour (€28.00)
• Picasso’s life – walking tour with museum admission (€42.00)

Total price without pass: €278
Total price with pass: €166

With the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass, you save €112 in our example calculation.

Of course, the actual numbers depend heavily on which attractions you want to see, so your savings may vary.

But here’s the thing: even if you don’t save a huge amount financially, the pass is still a great choice — because you can still skip the lines at the attractions, which saves you serious time.

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Alternative to the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass

Just want to see the city’s highlights but prefer to take it at a more relaxed pace, without any pressure? Then we’d recommend the Barcelona Explorer Pass.

With this pass, you choose upfront how many attractions you’d like to visit. You only pay for the number of sights you actually want to see — no need to rush.

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Questions and answers about the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass

Still have questions about the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass? You’ll find your answers right here.

Info: Our article on the Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass is updated regularly. That said, things can occasionally change without notice. It’s always worth double-checking the terms and included attractions before you commit to buying the pass. Thanks!