Tours and Tickets to Experience Collserola Park (Parc de Collserola)

There are plenty of ways to experience Collserola Park (Parc de Collserola). Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

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Collserola Park is currently free to visit, so you don’t need a ticket to explore the public park’s nature trails and viewpoints. Some optional activities within the park cost extra, such as the Tibidabo funicular (€13.50 round-trip) and Collserola Tower (€7). Collserola Park tours start at US$30.

Yes, Tibidabo Amusement Park (Parc d’Atraccions Tibidabo) is part of Collserola Park, so many people visit both on the same day. Start your day by riding the Tibidabo funicular into the amusement park, then enjoy rides and games before walking to the Carretera de les Aigües, a trail with viewpoint stops through Collserola Park.

Yes, Collserola Park is great for kids. The green space has dozens of low-difficulty, family-friendly trails for hiking and cycling, with panoramic viewpoints and picnic areas available for resting. Kids also enjoy riding the park’s funiculars and visiting attractions such as the Collserola Tower and Tibidabo Amusement Park.

There are several public transportation options from central Barcelona to Collserola Park. Take lines S1 or S2 on the FGC train, starting at Catalunya station and ending at Peu de Funicular in the park. From there, you can walk to several trails and viewpoints or take the Vallvidrera funicular higher into the park.

Yes, Collserola Park has plenty of hiking and cycling trails of different durations and difficulty levels. It’s especially popular to hike to the top of Mt. Tibidabo, the highest point in Colleserola Park, for its sweeping views. Plan your route on the park’s website or by visiting its information points or book a hiking tour.