The quickest and easiest way to get to Castell de Montjuïc and back.
The quickest and easiest way to get to Castell de Montjuïc and back.
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An immersive open-air museum mimicking a timeless Spanish village, offering a cultural deep dive.
An immersive open-air museum mimicking a timeless Spanish village, offering a cultural deep dive.
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Your Barcelona trip planning made simple with these combo tickets for 2 unique, family-friendly experiences.
Your Barcelona trip planning made simple with these combo tickets for 2 unique, family-friendly experiences.
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Montjuic Cable Car
Barcelona Aquarium
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Montjuic Cable Car
Barcelona Aquarium
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Go for: Montjuïc Cable Car tickets
Roundtrip transfers: Yes
Stops: 3 (Montjuïc Park, Miramar, and Montjuïc Castle)
Recommended tour
Roundtrip Tickets
Go for: Combo tickets
Roundtrip transfers: Yes
Stops: 3 (Montjuïc Park, Miramar, and Montjuïc Castle)
Recommended tour
Go for: Go City Barcelona Explorer Pass
Roundtrip transfers: Yes
Stops: 3 (Montjuïc Park, Miramar, and Montjuïc Castle)
Recommended tour
7 Day Explorer Pass
January to February: 10am to 6pm
March to May: 10am to 7pm
June to September: 10am to 9pm
October: 10am to 7pm
November to December: 10am to 6pm
On special holidays like December 25, January 1, and 6, the Monyjuic Cable Car operates between 10am to 2:30pm.
The Montjuïc Cable Car starts from the base of the hill at Montjuïc Park, conveniently located near various transport options.
By Metro + Funicular: To reach Montjuïc Park, take the L2 or L3 metro line and get off at Paral·lel station. From there, you can take the funicular up to Montjuïc Park.
By Bus: Bus routes 55 and 150 stop at Av. Miramar - Funicular Station, a short walk away from Montjuïc Park.
By Hop-on Hop-off: If you want to explore more of Barcelona, consider the Hop-on Hop-off Barcelona bus. The Red Route covers the Gothic Quarter and Montjuïc, the Blue Route focuses on Gaudí, and the Green Route takes you to the beach and Port Olímpic. Get off at the appropriate stop for Montjuïc.
The journey on the Montjuïc Cable Car covers approximately 750 meters and lasts about 5 minutes, offering sweeping views of Barcelona as you ascend or descend the hill.
If you prefer quieter moments with fewer crowds, the early morning right after opening can be a great time to go. The morning light also makes for some beautiful photos. An evening ride, particularly around sunset, can offer stunning views of the city as it transitions from day to night.
There are many things to see and do at the top of Montjuïc. You can visit the Montjuïc Castle, the Joan Miró Foundation, the Olympic Stadium, and the Botanical Garden. You can also enjoy the views of Barcelona from the top of the hill.
Barcelona features two distinct cable cars:
Port Cable Car (Transbordador Aeri del Port): This cable car travels across Port Vell, connecting Barceloneta Beach to Montjuïc Hill. It's a longer ride, offering expansive views of the harbor and city skyline. Note that it's not wheelchair accessible.
Montjuïc Cable Car (Telefèric de Montjuïc): Operating from the base of Montjuïc Hill to the summit near Montjuïc Castle, this cable car provides a shorter ride in modern, wheelchair-accessible cabins. It's ideal for visitors aiming to explore attractions atop the hill.
Strollers and buggies are permitted. However, it's recommended that they be folded to ensure space and comfort for all passengers.
The cable car has three stations:
Montjuïc Park: Near the upper station of the Montjuïc Funicular.
Mirador: An intermediate station offering panoramic views.
Montjuïc Castle: Adjacent to Montjuïc Castle.
You can hop on or off at any of these stations.
Parking options are limited near the cable car stations. It's advisable to use public transportation to reach the area.