Museum Tickets & Passes in Spain

Admire some of Europe's greatest artworks at leisure with admission to the Prado Museum in Madrid. Spain's leading art museum, the Prado houses an acclaimed European art collection dating from the1300s to the 1900s. Walk through the halls to view masterpieces by Titian, Bosch, Rubens, Velázquez, Goya, and others, including Velázquez's 'Les Meninas' and Bosch's 'The Garden of Earthly Delights.' Choose a regular or mobile ticket for the day of your choosing.

Located in the heart of Malaga's historic center, Casa Natal is more than just the birthplace of Pablo Picasso. The museum also contains personal artifacts from Picasso's personal life, over 3,500 examples of contemporary art by more than 200 artists, and a complete research library. Visit to peruse the galleries on your own schedule; this ticket is good for admission during the museum's regular operating hours.

Discover the cocoa and the secrets of chocolate with this admission ticket. A unique space where you can travel to the origins of this delicacy, know its process and admire the impressive works of the best pastry and chocolatier Masters of the Country.

Beautifully set in an 18th Century palace, the MEAM (European Museum of Modern Art) showcases Contemporary Figurative artwork, characterized by its tendency to draw inspiration from real objects or figures. This carefully curated collection features impressive works not commonly shown in museums or galleries. The MEAM also hosts musical performances, theater, and workshops in painting and sculpture. This ticket grants access to permanent and temporary exhibits for no extra fee.

Sail past long lines outside of the Joan Miró Foundation in Barcelona with a convenient and cost-effective skip-the-line ticket. Before heading inside to admire the world's most comprehensive collection of Miro's work, marvel at the building's grand architecture and receive an interesting introduction to the life and work of the prominent Catalan artist. See works created using a variety of mediums and allow your creative mind to roam free in this radical space that makes art accessible to all.

Plan an intimate visit to Madrid's sprawling Prado art museum on this 3-hour small group trip hosted by an art historian guide with skip-the-line entry. Bypass the long line at this famous Madrid institution as you explore with a group of no more than six, making stops to admire famous works by painters like Velazquez, Goya, Hieronymus Bosch, Rubens, Titian, and more.

Stand eye to eye with major historical figures at Barcelona's Wax Museum. The building itself has a rich history: this 19th Century neoclassical structure once held the Bank of Barcelona. It's the perfect site to explore the past with elaborate sets and over 360 wax figures of politicians, scientists, artists, and more. This package grants you museum admission, an audioguide and guidebook, and a souvenir photo.

See realistic wax figures of celebrities and important people in history with admission to the Madrid Wax Museum. Located in the city's centre along the Golden Mile of Museums, this family-friendly museum has had 15-million visitors since opening in 1972. Take a selfie with Cristiano Renaldo, Pel e, Angelina Jolie, or Michael Jackson and learn about Spanish history in the Gallery of Kings and other exhibits.   

The Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art (Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona, or MACBA), houses roughly 5,000 works and more than five acres (two hectares) of gallery space. Exhibits focus on Catalan and Spanish art from 1945 onward, with displays of visual arts, performance, dance, and film. This ticket allows you to explore the museum at your own pace, with multiple times offered throughout the day.

Learn about the history of Catalonia by visiting the Museu d'Historia de Catalunya. It can be tiring waiting in long visitor lines, but you'll beat the crowds with entrance tickets included. As well as the extensive collection of artifacts, you'll be able to access incredible views of Barcelona's Port from the panoramic roof terrace.

Reserve your tickets ahead of time for entry to the Malaga Glass and Crystal Museum. Avoid the potential disappointment of sold-out days and save time waiting in line to buy tickets when you arrive with your passes in hand. Explore the collection of glass crafts ensconced in an 18th-century historical home, where you can wander at your leisure through the timeline of the craft's development.

Marvel over modernist masterpieces with tickets for one of Barcelona's newest art museums - the Barcelona Museum of Modernism. Discover Catalonia's fascinating history of architecture and design; learn about the birth of Modernism in Europe and admire works by iconic Catalan architects like Gaudi, Llimona and Rusiñol. Choose to either explore independently or visit as part of a guided tour.

The Guggenheim Museum is one of Spain's largest art museums and visiting with a private guide ensures you make the most of your visit. Marvel at the museum's futuristic architecture, then head inside to admire contemporary and avant-garde masterpieces by artists such as Richard Serra, Jeff Koons, and Francesco Clemente.

Immerse yourself into the world of Gaudi on this intimate 6-person tour with an architect. By traveling with an architect, you'll be able to ask questions along the way and understand more about one of Barcelona's most famous architects - Gaudi. Exploring Barcelona with a guide will save you hours researching and planning where to see Gaudi architecture as your guide will point out the must-see buildings and sites.

Prebook to secure a visit for a day or time ideal for you with this ticket to Madrid's Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum (Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza). Book for your preferred date and admire the permanent collection of Western art spanning the 13th to the 20th century, including works by Raphael and Picasso. Upgrade to include an audio guide, access to the Thyssen's temporary Max Beckmann exhibition, and/or a 3-course meal at the caf e.

Explore Spain's rich culture with this entrance ticket to the Spanish Village in Barcelona. This bustling open-air museum offers insight into Spain's diverse art, architecture, gastronomy and handicrafts. Visit the Fran Daurel Museum - home to paintings by Picasso and Dalí - discover architectural styles from Andalusia and Utebo, and watch craftspeople plying their trade in ceramics, glass, leather and jewelry. Sample paella and tapas from across Spain, and upgrade to explore with a video guide and hear the stories behind the buildings and landmarks with the help of an electronic tablet.

Revisit the cars and fashions of the early- and mid-20th century at the Malaga Automobile and Fashion Museum. Travel independently to the museum, housed in a converted factory, and admire the more than 80 vintage cars dating from the early 1900s on as you wish. Admire Rolls Royces, Ferraris, and Bentleys; and see the complementary collections of vintage fashions and accessories from houses like Chanel and Dior in the additional themed rooms.

Get early-morning access to the popular Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum for a 1-hour guided tour. Arrive before the crowds to explore the Permanent Collection and the Temporary Exhibitions with a dedicated guide, who will give you their undivided attention and answer any questions.

Learn about the life and work of C esar Manrique with a visit to El Taro de Tahiche. You'll save time planning transport as pickup and transfers are included. Having a guide will enhance your journey, as you'll learn about the artist as you travel towards his former home. Make the most of your trip and avoid waiting in lines as tickets to The C esar Manrique Foundation are included too.

Visit one of Europe's most important art collections on a 2-hour tour of Madrid's famed Prado Museum. Housing more than 8,000 works of art, the museum can be overwhelming to visit independently, but you will see the most significant and admired paintings and sculptures, including works by Spanish, Dutch, and Italian masters. Learn about the stories and figures behind the art, representing the best of diverse periods from the Renaissance to the height of Impressionism.