Torre Glòries Tours and Tickets

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When you buy online, standard tickets to the Torre Glòries’ observation deck cost €18 for people aged 18–64; the reduced admission price (for 13–17-year-olds, seniors 65 and over, and visitors with documented disabilities) is €15. Tickets that include the “Cloud Cities” immersive sculpture are €22, €19 for teens and seniors, and €6 for kids 8–12 years old.

The Torre Glòries is on Barcelona’s Avinguda Diagonal, right by Plaça de les Glòries where Diagonal, Gran Via, and Avinguda Meridiana meet. It’s a stone’s throw from the Glòries metro station (line 1), with trams 4, 5, and 6 providing an alternative. It’s also on a number of sightseeing and hop-on, hop-off bus routes.

During the summer season (April through October), the Torre Glòries is usually open daily, 10am–9pm; in the winter, it’s closed on Tuesdays and closes at 6:30pm on other days. If you’re in Barcelona during the holiday season, the tower is open until 3pm on December 24 and 31, but it’s closed on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.

The observation deck is the Torre Glòries’ main attraction, but all tickets also include a visit to the underground Hyperview Barcelona installation, which brings the city alive through big data. For an additional charge, fit, sober, mobile, non-pregnant travelers can explore the immersive “Cloud Cities” sculpture; visitors must be 8 or older for this experience.

Yes, the Torre Glòries observation deck and the Hyperview Barcelona exhibition are fully accessible to travelers who use wheelchairs, and have adapted restrooms on both levels. However, the “Cloud Cities” sculpture involves quite a bit of scrambling and wriggling, and is only suitable for travelers who can maneuver through the interactive sculpture.