Maritime Museum of Barcelona Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Maritime Museum of Barcelona. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Barcelona Segway Tour

• Barcelona E-Bike Guided Tour with Montjuic Hill

• Montjuic Panoramic Segway/e-Bike Tour

• Barcelona City Tour Hop-On Hop-Off with Optional Boat

• City Sightseeing Barcelona Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour: 24- or 48-Hour

Standard tickets for the Maritime Museum of Barcelona are available only at the museum and cost €10 for adults or €5 for students ages 18–25 with the European Youth Card. Under-18s and travelers with disabilities enter for free, and admission is also free for everyone on Sundays from 3pm.

The Maritime Museum of Barcelona shuts on December 25 and 26 and January 1 and 6. Opening hours are 10am–8pm, except on December 24 and 31, when it closes at 3pm. The Santa Eulàlia schooner opens Tuesday through Sunday and on public holidays; hours are 10am–8pm (April–October) or 10am–6pm (November–March).

The Maritime Museum of Barcelona is right by the Columbus Monument on the Barcelona coast, at Avinguda de Drassanes. Drassanes metro station (line 3) is a stone’s throw away, as are the La Rambla boulevard and Port Vell; you can also visit on a range of hop-on hop-off bus tours.

Yes, the Maritime Museum of Barcelona is great for kids. Exhibits include interactive or video elements to keep children engaged, and there’s a full-scale replica of a 16th-century warship. The Santa Eulàlia schooner, included with your ticket and a short walk from the museum, is a fun place to explore.

Yes, the Maritime Museum of Barcelona is accessible—except for the Santa Eulàlia schooner. The ramp to the entrance is a little steep, but there are adapted bathrooms and step-free access throughout—including an elevator to access the replica warship. Many exhibits can be touched, and there are also tactile models available.