Torre Glòries Tickets

First you start in the underground section in the interactive museum where you will see the city like never before with state of the art technology allowing you to feel the beat of the Catalan capital.
Then its in the elevator and up to the 30th floor and the city's highest observation tower, which offers incredible 360º views of the city and surrounding area including famous landmarks including the Sagrada Familia and Montjuïc.
After enjoying the views, you can them move on to the Cloud Cities Barcelona art installation, a floating artwork by Tomás Saraceno that offers another unique experience.

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EXCLUSIVE TICKET BUNDLE

We've put together a great combination ticket for Torre Glòries that includes the following:

Torre Glòries: Entry Ticket
Casa Batlló: Entry Ticket
Museum of Prohibited Art: Entry Ticket

The ticket allows you to enjoy great views of Barcelona from Torre Glòries, then it's on to one of Barcelona's most popular tourist attractions at Gaudi's Casa Batlló and finally enjoy some controversial art that has faced censorship over the years from the like of Warhol, Picasso, and Banksy at the Museum of Prohibited Art!

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About Torre Glòries

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The Torre Glòries is an iconic building in the Barcelona city skyline that was designed by Jean Nouvel and to be used as headquarters for Grupo Agbar, who also owns the local municipal water company in Barcelona. The building design is meant to represent a water fountain that constantly changes its appearance. The building constantly changes depending on the angle from which you look at it and the light at the time, as its made of steel and glass, so the reflections constantly change!

The building offers a perfect blend of architecture, innovation and artistic innovation with an interactive space that combines culture with state of the art technology.

The Torre Glòries Lookout which is situated 30 floors up over Barcelona City and offering incredible views from the highest observation tower in the city.

Torre Glòries has actually only been open to the public since 2022.