Barcelona for families

The ticketing experience was easy. We loved the mosaics, the views and the open space. It was an extremely hot day and the water shortage was obvious in the gardens which were disappointing.

Headout app is super,I can have all my tickets at one place,we didn't have to wait at the ticket office.The best experience in Barça museum was to see the history of Barça team,ability to take lit of photos🙂

Unfortunately a lot of the animals were hiding due to the weather/time of day. Some of the enclosures didn't seem big enough (elephants), the new lion enclosure was great. Loved the giraffes and zebras

Portaventura world is great, sadly dragon khan was closed in our day there. We bought fast passes which is absolutely the way to go about your day there if you want to get on more than just 3 rides. Food is really reasonably priced as is merch. Rarer you'd see anything around the park Going for more than €20. They have lots of characters running about the park and you don't have to pay to get photos with them making it great for kids and much better than a certain major park in Paris. The park itself is hands down a 9/10 however you really need to get transfers as the train to portaventura from Barcelona is terrible. It takes 2 and a half hours, it's tiny, cramped and slow. It also only comes every 4 hours. We missed it by a minute so ended up having to take two separate trains and a taxi to get there. It was still worth all that Hassel though.

The way every part of Spain was represented through houses and buildings was very interesting as someone with close to no knowledge of Spain. I wasn't expecting the art museum inside of it, and that really improved the experience. I discovered amazing painters and sculptors thanks to it. The view from above is magical - we can see the Sagrada Familia and most of the beautiful buildings of Barcelona

Die Haie im Aquarium waren sehr beeindruckend, die Stadt ist sehr sauber, die Gebäude faszinierend, das Essen sehr, sehr gut!!