Viewpoints · Barcelona
Tibidabo
The mountain the Devil offered Christ, with a church and a funfair on top.
Opening hours, admission and address
- Address
- Plaça del Tibidabo 3-4
- Opening hours
- Summer11:00–20:00
- Winter11:00–18:00
- Admission
- Two separate visits share the summit. The church crypt is free, open from 09:00 until between 20:00 and 21:30 depending on the month; the lift up to the terraces below the bronze Christ is €8 with an audio guide, running from 10:30 until between 17:45 in midwinter and 20:45 in high summer. The amusement park is €39 over 120cm, €15.50 for children of 90 to 120cm, €11.70 over 60 and free under 90cm, and every ticket includes the funicular and the TibiBus; a panoramic-area-only ticket is €21.50. The park runs on a published calendar, not daily hours: weekends and holidays for much of the year, Wednesday to Sunday in summer, closed through February. Check your date before committing the morning.
- Category
- Viewpoints
- Official website
- tibidabo.cat
- Coordinates
41.42206, 2.11888
Where it is
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