The Barcino Sacra Card was created to expand the city’s cultural offering while also ensuring the preservation and conservation of its heritage.
This card takes visitors on a journey through 1,800 years of the city’s history, from the 2nd century to the 20th century, with special attention to the medieval period. From Roman art to Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque and 20th-century heritage.
It includes well-known landmarks such as Barcelona Cathedral and Santa Maria del Mar, as well as lesser-known sites such as Santa Maria del Pi, the Casa de la Almoina and the Sacred Heart Sanctuary of Tibidabo, together with ancient monasteries like Sant Pau del Camp and Sant Pere de les Puel·les, and the church of Sant Sever.

The visit to Barcelona Cathedral offers a complete immersion into one of the great treasures of Catalan Gothic architecture. The itinerary allows visitors to discover the history of the temple, begun in 1298 thanks to contributions from citizens and guilds, and completed in the 19th century with the façade financed by Manuel Girona. The experience includes emblematic spaces such as the Choir, the terraces with privileged views, the cloister with its traditions, and the Chapter House, home to the magnificent Desplà Pietà. Visitors will also explore unique chapels such as those of Saint Mark and Our Lady of Mercy. The experience is further enriched with access to the Casa de la Almoina, home of the Diocesan Museum, where permanent and temporary exhibitions can be visited alongside virtual and augmented reality experiences. Finally, the route includes the Baroque church of Saint Sever, a little-known gem in the Gothic Quarter.

This dramatized tour is designed for families and offers the chance to discover the formation and history of Cardona’s Salt Mountain. It stands out for its entertaining and engaging format, while still providing solid educational content.

Go on a two-hour kayak trip in the sea and enjoy the surroundings with guides who will teach you how to kayak. If you left wanting more, there are other adventures to be had with sailing or motorboats, surfing, scuba diving and snorkelling.

Come and play with the games and miniature trains at the Museum's family area and learn all about the railways in a fun and educational way.

The Iberian citadel of Alorda Park or Les Toixoneres is an archaeological site excavated using experimental archaeological methods, enabling architectural reconstruction on site. It is located on a hill by the ponds in Platja de Calafell.

Spend a day with the family practising water sports in a luxurious enclosed space with no currents or waves.

Architecture, gastronomy, art and leisure. Located just a few metres from the Montjuïc fountains, the Poble Espanyol is one of Barcelona’s main tourist attractions thanks to its unique concept.

Located at the end of La Rambla, in Port Vell, L’Aquàrium de Barcelona is the most important Mediterranean-themed aquarium in the world. Visitors can see more than 11,000 specimens from 450 different species, and a variety of educational activities are offered for children.

Are you a Wine-lover and dream about tasting our most special local products? Then, this one is the best tour! You have the opportunity to discover the winery and the surroundings where our cava is born and enjoy as well 5 local tapas paired with 5 of our wines and cavas.

On this visit you’ll learn to match typical cheeses from different geographical areas with our cavas. A sensory journey with the aromas and textures of cheeses and cavas. Includes a visit to Freixenet, introduction to the tasting, 4 cavas and pairing with cheese.

Our gourmet range includes an exquisite pairing with a selection of Iberian cured meats. We’ll discover how the nuances of the ham grow and grow by combining them with cava. Includes a visit to Freixenet, introduction to the tasting, 4 cavas and pairing with iberian ham.