Is the Barcelona Go City All-Inclusive Pass Worth It? An Honest Verdict and How to Get the Most Out of It
Is it worth it?
- Worth itOnly if you'll do 7-8 paid attractions in 2 days, using the bus tour, the Camp Nou tour and smaller museums on top of the big Gaudí sights.
- Skip itNo for the big Gaudí sights alone. Sagrada Familia, Park Güell and Casa Batlló cost about €77 bought directly.
- Skip itNo at a relaxed pace.
- From €189 (2 days)
- 50 attractions
- Sagrada Familia tour
What is The Barcelona Go City All-Inclusive Pass?
With the All-Inclusive Pass you pick 2 to 5 days and visit as many of its 50 attractions as you like on those days, each one once.
Barcelona's big sights are timed, online-only tickets you can easily book yourself, which makes the maths for any pass tight.
The seller advertises savings of up to 50% compared with buying each ticket separately. Only realistic on very packed days, using the bus, Camp Nou and smaller museums on top of the Gaudí sights.
- Attractions
- 50
- Pass length
- 2-5 days
- Price
- From €189
- Sagrada Familia
- Guided tour
How to get the most value out of The Barcelona Go City All-Inclusive Pass
At €189 for 2 days, you need about seven or eight paid attractions to come out ahead.
| Don't | Do this instead |
|---|---|
| Assume the Gaudí sights make it pay | Sagrada Familia (guided €30), Park Güell (€18) and Casa Batlló (from €29) total about €77. You need much more to cover €189. |
| Turn up at Park Güell without a slot | Park Güell tickets are timed and online only. Check how the pass's hosted entry works and book early. |
| Plan La Pedrera on the pass | La Pedrera (€29) isn't on Go City's list. |
| Visit Park Güell at midday | It's hot and busy. Take the first slot of the day. |
| Do Sagrada Familia and Casa Batlló on different days | They're 20 minutes apart; pair them with La Pedrera's façade on Passeig de Gràcia. |
| Head to the Sagrada Familia without checking how busy it is | Check the Sagrada Familia's live crowd level on beatthecrowd.co first. If it's busy, do another Barcelona sight on your pass and come back later. |
Before you set off for the Sagrada Familia, check how busy it is right now on beatthecrowd.co. An hour in a queue is an hour of your pass gone.
Check live crowds in Barcelona →Who The Barcelona Go City All-Inclusive Pass is for
Good fit
- Packed 2-3 day trips with 4+ sights a day
- You'll use the bus tour and Camp Nou tour
- Families who'd pay for the Aquarium and museums too
Skip it if
- You mainly want the big three Gaudí sights
- You prefer one or two sights a day
- La Pedrera is a must
- From €189 (2 days)
- 50 attractions
- Sagrada Familia tour
What the pass covers
The pass includes 50 attractions, each entered once. These are the big ones.
- The big three Gaudí sights cost about €77 bought directly. The pass price is €189 for 2 days.
- Sagrada Familia is a guided tour (€30 value directly).
The big sights
- Sagrada Familia (guided tour)Included€30 guided directly.
- Park Güell (hosted entry)Included€18 directly.
- Casa BatllóIncludedFrom about €29 directly.
- Picasso Museum (guided tour)IncludedAbout €12-14 directly.
- FC Barcelona Camp Nou tourIncludedFrom €28 directly.
- L'AquàriumIncludedUp to €30 without a pass. All-Inclusive only, not on the Explorer.
- La PedreraNot included€29 directly.
Also on the pass
- 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus
- From €189 (2 days)
- 50 attractions
- Sagrada Familia tour
Pass vs individual tickets
The 2-day pass is €189. Six big sights bought directly come to about €144-146 plus the bus tour, so you'd need one or two more paid attractions to break even.
Worked example: 2 packed days
| Attraction | Adult ticket bought separately |
|---|---|
| Sagrada Familia, guided | €30 (€26 with app audio guide) |
| Park Güell | €18 |
| Casa Batlló (Blue) | From about €29 |
| Barça Immersive Tour | From €28 |
| Picasso Museum | About €12-14 |
| L'Aquàrium | From €27 online |
| Total separately | About €144-146 (plus the bus) |
| All-Inclusive, 2 days | €189 |
- From €189 (2 days)
- 50 attractions
- Sagrada Familia tour
Fine print
- Activation
- Starts at your first attraction.
- Days
- Calendar days from first use, for the number you bought.
- Validity
- Activate within one year of purchase.
- Entry
- Scan your pass in the Go City app.
- Refunds
- Full refund within 90 days of purchase if not activated.
Is it safe? Where people lose money
- Reassuring: The Barcelona All-Inclusive Pass is Go City's, sold through GetYourGuide.
- Reassuring: Refunds: Full refund within 90 days of purchase if not activated.
- Watch out: La Pedrera isn't included.
- Watch out: Park Güell and Sagrada Familia slots sell out, pass or no pass.
Where people lose money
| Don't | Do this instead |
|---|---|
| Buy the pass for the Gaudí big three | Book them directly: about €77 together. |
| Buy it for the Gaudí big three | They're about €77 directly. |
| Buy 3+ days | Few people fill a third day with paid sights; Barcelona's beaches and neighbourhoods are free. |
| Queue at the Sagrada Familia at peak time | Check beatthecrowd.co for the Sagrada Familia's quiet hours before you go. |
Queuing is the easiest way to lose value in Barcelona. Check which sights are quiet right now on beatthecrowd.co, starting with the Sagrada Familia.
Check live crowds in Barcelona →- From €189 (2 days)
- 50 attractions
- Sagrada Familia tour
Alternatives
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Planning your order and avoiding queues is the simplest way to get full value: see how busy Barcelona’s attractions are right now →
- From €189 (2 days)
- 50 attractions
- Sagrada Familia tour
FAQs
Is the Go City Barcelona pass worth it?
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Rarely for the big Gaudí sights alone: Sagrada Familia, Park Güell and Casa Batlló cost about €77 directly. It pays off only if you'll do 7-8 paid attractions in 2 days.
Does it include the Sagrada Familia?
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Yes, as a guided tour (€30 directly).
Does it include La Pedrera?
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No.
How much is it?
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From €189 for 2 days (€119 for children).