Top Spain Attractions & Museums

Skip the lines at Park Guell with this fast-pass guided tour package. With a certified site guide showing you around this wild UNESCO site, you’ll marvel at the scenic garden complex, modernist structures, colorful mosaics, and views of Barcelona. Spend about an hour exploring Gaudi’s finest work with less time in line and more time appreciating the park.

Get ready for a fun-filled day of puzzles, optical illusions, and interactive exhibits at the Museum of Illusions Seville. By prebooking your ticket in advance, you can skip the long entry lines and secure your preferred time slot. Once inside, explore at your own pace while tackling 3D puzzles, a vortex tunnel, and an anti-gravity room. There are also plenty of creative photo opportunities and interactive displays along the way.

Madrid’s OXO Video Game Museum (Oxo Museo Del Videojuego Madrid) is a unique attraction: Spain’s only interactive video game museum, with original consoles dating all the way back to the 1950s. Avoid the risk of tickets selling out and play your way through the collection to your heart’s content when you book these official tickets from the museum—online, in advance, in the currency you choose.

Explore Spain’s rich culture, and save time and hassle, with this prebooked entrance ticket to Poble Espanyo in Barcelona. This bustling open-air museum offers insight into Spain’s diverse art, architecture, gastronomy and handicrafts. Visit the Fran Daurel Museum — home to paintings by Picasso and Dalí — discover architectural styles from Andalusia and Utebo, and watch craftspeople plying their trade in ceramics, glass, leather and jewelry.

Watch live flamenco at an intimate venue in Barcelona's Eixample district, with the option to add a tapas dinner and drinks to your experience. Take in the traditional music and dance in a venue small enough to seat you near the artists, then head to the in-house guitar museum with a guide.

Prebook your admission ticket to Casa Batlló, one of Barcelona’s most eye-catching edifices, and a star of its UNESCO World Heritage Gaudí trail. Choose from five different ticket options, each with their own benefits, from early-morning access to admission to the Batlló family’s private residence, and more. Learn more about the iconic Catalan architect and designer while visiting Barcelona.

The Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art (Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona, or MACBA), houses roughly 5,000 works and more than five acres (two hectares) of gallery space. Exhibits focus on Catalan and Spanish art from 1945 onward, with displays of visual arts, performance, dance, and film. This ticket allows you to explore the museum at your own pace, with multiple times offered throughout the day.

In a unique three-story building, the permanent exhibition of classic and unique vehicles and movie vehicles are distributed, as well as an area dedicated to driver education and training, a projection room, a children's play area, a restaurant area (food truck) and a souvenir and automobilia shop. The collection is made up of about 60 own vehicles and some others on loan. Among the exhibits are a 1923 Dodge Brothers, a 1962 Cadillac Fleetwood limousine that belonged to the Spanish government in the Franco era, a replica of KITT, the "fantastic car", two Delorean DMC-12s in impeccable condition. conservation (one of them with only 3,000 kilometers) or an exclusive Aston Martin Lagonda equipped with the “Tickford” sports kit, of which only 5 units were manufactured.

Visit the National Art Museum (Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya) in Barcelona with this entrance ticket. Show your ticket and explore at leisure. View the glorious collections that cover more than a thousand years of European art, from Romanesque and Renaissance to the 20th century. Marvel at the stunning exhibitions of Romanesque murals, take in canvases by Canaletto, Velázquez and Titian, and cast your eye over decorative art and furniture by Antoni Gaudí. Cap your explorations with a visit to the rooftop terrace to soak in the panoramic views of Barcelona.

Discover the true essence of the FC Barcelona. Visit the Immersive Tour, the new Barça Museum, where through different interactive experiences, you can discover the past, the present and the future of one of the best soccer team in the world.

Guarantee your spot at the popular Palma Aquarium and avoid the risk of a sold-out day when you book your timed admission ticket in advance. Choose a standard ticket and head right in or prebook a combo ticket that includes not only admission, but also access to the 3D Cinema Aquadome, and onsite immersive theater.

Gain a deeper appreciation for Park Güell, designed by renowned architect Antoni Gaudí, with a guided tour of the hilltop Art Nouveau landmark. Avoid long lines with timed entry skip-the-line tickets. Explore the whimsical highlights of the park, admire the views, and learn more about Gaudí and his masterpiece from your guide. The tour is available in English, Spanish, French, German, and Italian.

There’s more to see in Barcelona than just the Sagrada Familia, and the Barcelona Cathedral (Catedral de Barcelona) is a stunning landmark in the heart of the Gothic Quarter. Save time and bypass the ticket lines by prebooking your admission ticket, then explore the cathedral, including the rooftop terrace, on your own with an audio guide.

Explore the landmark hailed as one of Gaudi’s most inspired creations on this self-led audio tour of Casa Milà—also known as La Pedrera—in Barcelona. A must-visit for any architecture fan visiting the city, the surreal structure is easy to discover with a prebooked admission ticket. Choose from a range of start times throughout the day, and explore with an accompanying audio guide to learn more.

Skip the ticket line and discover the "Sistine Chapel of Valencia" by prebooking your admission ticket. In the heart of Valencia, San Nicolas de Bari is one of the city's oldest churches and its gothic facade is matched only by the baroque interior, covered with incredible artworks. Your ticket includes an audio guide and access to an interactive room.

See the quirky and artistic sculptures and buildings of Gaudi’s Park Güell, and discover the hidden and secret areas of this hilltop park overlooking Barcelona. Enjoy panoramic views of the city all the way out to the ocean, and learn about the meanings and creative direction behind every part of the park, from its benches and monuments to the impressive bridges.

Enjoy a tranquil break from the sightseeing in Granada’s Hammam Al Ándalus, opulent Arabian baths located in the heart of the historical Old Town. Relax amid candle-lit walkways and beautifully designed pools; then, indulge with a massage. Submerge yourself in the soothing waters of a thermal bath and inhale the scented aromas of the steam room while sipping fresh mint tea. Upgrade your experience to add an exfoliating body scrub.

Enjoy a unique way to experience Barcelona's La Pedrera-Casa Mila—one of Gaudi's most famous architectural works—when you book tickets to the La Pedrera Night Experience. Upon arrival, tour the iconic landmark until you reach the rooftop, where a light show transforms the architectural features into surreal and spectacular objects. Conclude the evening with a chilled glass of cava and nibbles as you admire the glittering city lights.

Take a guided tour of UNESCO-listed Park Güell, designed by renowned architect Antoni Gaudí. Follow your guide on an in-depth exploration of this magnificent site, checking out some of its most picturesque sights and learning about its eccentric designer. Along the way you're sure to enjoy the park's intricate tile work, colorful architecture, and stunning city views afforded by its hilltop location. Your Park Güell tour also includes entrance fees at the site.

Moco Museum Barcelona brings modern and contemporary art to the masses, from Andy Warhol and Salvador Dalí to digital experiential art and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Prebook your admission for a seamless experience and enjoy street art pieces by artists such as Keith Haring, Salvador Dali, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Yayoi Kusama, and explore a dedicated Banksy exhibition.

Pre-purchase your entrance ticket for Segovia Cathedral to save yourself precious time once in the city. Then, head inside to explore the interior of this vast Gothic cathedral—the last to be built in Spain and dating from the 16th century. Absorb the interior’s restrained beauty with its Flemish windows, Gothic choir, 18th-century altarpiece, cloister, and chapels; and view the treasures at the museum, all in your own time.

Discover Madrid’s vibrant culinary scene with the help of a local guide on this tapas tasting tour. See the city through the eyes of a local and sample authentic dishes at a range of popular bars, with a drink in each one. Treat your palate to Spanish wines, sherries, and more, complemented by things like Iberian ham, salted cod, and chickpea stew. To keep this experience intimate, group size is limited to 12 people.

The mysterious Banksy is a street art sensation but it’s hard to see the artist’s work all in one place as it’s scattered around the world. Madrid’s Banksy Museum makes it easy to appreciate the artist’s repertoire as around 180 recreated works are presented in one place. Learn more about the artist’s work and social commentary in the places they’ve been most active, from the UK to Ukraine.