Labyrinth Park of Horta (Parc del Laberint d'Horta) Tours and Tickets

On Wednesdays and Sundays, Labyrinth Park of Horta is free (limited entry). On other days, ages 14-plus pay €2.23; those with disabilities and their companions, European Youth Card holders, and children ages 5–13 pay €1.42; retirees and under-5s go free. You can’t reserve online or pay in cash.

As the name would suggest, the Labyrinth Park of Horta is in Horta, a district of Barcelona that butts up against the Collserola mountains. The easiest way to get there is to ride metro line 3 to Mundet. From there, the park is less than a 10-minute walk.

The Labyrinth Park of Horta is open 365 days a year. In summer (April through October), the park operates 10am–8pm daily; in winter (November through March), it opens 10am–6pm daily, with the exception of Christmas Day, when it runs 10am–2pm.

The Labyrinth Park of Horta spans 136 acres (55 hectares) with a range of landscape features, so it’s easy to while away a couple of hours here—longer if you bring a picnic. Families with kids might spend an hour navigating the maze, although most find it easy to solve.

Yes, the Labyrinth Park of Horta is a great choice with kids, particularly elementary school-aged ones. The labyrinth is an ideal location for a game of hide and seek, while there’s a children’s playground as well as fun landscaping, including a waterfall.

Yes, Labyrinth Park of Horta is reasonably accessible, with adapted bathrooms, a Braille information panel, and signposted barrier-free routes. Mundet, like most Barcelona metro stations, has an elevator. However, the land slopes steeply, and it's a hike up from the metro, so people with manual wheelchairs should bring a companion.