I have the best lady ever she booked us tickets on the head out app for 18 euros a piece. They close at 9pm and last ride is at 845pm. We spent the day around town and headed up here at around 8pm, that made for some great views of Barcelona near sunset and nighttime. The ride is super quick you get to the top where the castle is and you have great vantage points for shots of the city below. Ofc there is ample opportunities for great photos while in the cable cars! Be mindful you may not have great phone service up there so as the lady said next time she screen shotting the barcodes ahead of time. They do have ticket booths on site though so you could buy them at the window. I'm not sure if the price is different there or not. Well worth it! read more

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Highly recommend buying tickets for the Montjuïc cable cars! I bought the tickets through the Headout app for ~18€/person roundtrip. The views of Barcelona city alone were gorgeous & I'm happy we went near sunset time to capture some beautiful photos. We went around 8pm, hopped off to get some flicks, then walked back to hop on the last departure (8:45pm). They close at 9pm. Make sure to take screenshots of the tickets before going up to redeem the tickets; I didn't have the best service and had to wait a few minutes for the app to load the ticket barcodes. Can also buy the tickets there I believe! read more

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We love this ride. The cute little cable cars take you to the top pretty fast and there is a good view. I try to do it whenever I'm in Barcelona. It is at a stop for the hop on hop off bus in Barcelona. read more

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Teleferic de Montjuic - Want to hover above the Barcelona like an eagle? Step right into this glass pod of mild vertigo and great views. This is the cable car you have to take to get up to Montjuic Castle. This is a must do for the views. read more

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This was a thrilling way to get up and down the hill. This one is very close to the funicular metro stop, and then it goes up up the hill. It makes a stop halfway, but be sure to stay on. It's confusing. Also confusing is that there are a few different telefèrics, so be sure that this one, that goes very high up the hill for excellent views and castle access, is the one that you want. You can buy tickets on the spot. We were four adults and four kids and just barely fit. Probably six adults is a comfortable fit. read more

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We were a little confused at first because the cars don't stop at any location to let people on. You basically have to enter and exit the cable cars when they come pass the platform. There aren't moving fast but I did find that odd. It's less of a theme park ride and more like just transportation up the mountain to Castell de Montjuic. It was a beautiful and fun ride though. read more

We took an Uber all the way up here thinking this was the long cable car system that went to the port, but this is just for going from the road up the hill to the castle. It offers nice views and gave us the chance to see the outside of the castle and much of the city scape from way above. It's priced reasonably and the wait wasn't long to get in, pay and then get on the cable car. read more

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Fastest and most comfortable way to get up to the Montjuic Castle from the Funicular Trolley. The best part is that it's basically right there once you get out. No need for extra walking. It's about 16 EUR round-trip, which I'd recommend getting. You get pretty cool views of Barcelona heading up and down. I believe each cable car fits about 6 people. Just remember that this is separate from the cable car heading down to Barceloneta. I think most people should know that. No need to reserve beforehand. I bought tickets on the spot - Apple/Google Pay accepted. read more

Bought tickets ahead before we even traveled to Europe. Took the subway to the funicular, then walked to the cable car entrance, showed our receipt for tickets on my phone, and took the ride. What a view ! You can really see how dense Barcelona is. We got off at the top, walked around and enjoyed the great view. On the way down however, the car doors opened and we hopped out. We were only halfway down! The car door did NOT open half way up on the trip up. It was our stupid mistake , but beware and don't get off halfway like we did read more

This was one of the best stops we made in Barcelona. If you're visiting the city, I absolutely recommend you check this out and that you time it so that you go down around sunset. You get an incredible view of the city and there's a gorgeous castle at the top where the Teleferic descends. You even get your own private cable car as you ride down. My husband and I did it during our honeymoon in Spain and we still talk about how it was one of the most beautiful experiences we had there together! read more

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My husband and I walked up Carrer de Margarit and then took the Telèferic (Cable Car) to the top top where the Montjuic fortress is. If you want to do the same, take the Metro and get off at the Poble Sec station. Head West on Avenue Paral lel (about 4 or 5 blocks) and turn right onto Carrer de Maragarit. The trek up from there gets gradually steeper followed by several sets of stairs (maybe 6 of 50 steps each, I can't remember). I was out of breathe and sweating like a mad woman. But it was a fantastic experience. At the top of these steps you'll reach Avingudar Miramar, a main street where you'll soon spot the Telèferic towards the left. Alternatively, you can take the metro directly to this main street. The metro is "Funicular de Montjuic". From there you can make the line to buy your tickets and get onto a cable car that will leave you right in front of the castle. If you already have an unlimited metro pass, you can use it for the Funicular. The cable car (Telèferic) will be a separate cost. We went on a Sunday afternoon. We waited less than 15 minutes to get on to a car on the way up. We did not wait at all on either of the trips down. (Down from the Montjuic fortress to Mirador or Down from Mirador to main street entrance). Each car can seat maybe 8 adults. We always sat alone. But this isn't a guarantee. The prices for the cable car are: One way: 8,20€ Adult 6,50€ Child* Roundtrip: 12,50€ Adult 9,00€ Child* *Child= 4-12 years old. Children under 3= Free admission The hours of operation vary per month. See photo I posted. The cost was worth it for us. We saved our energy to thoroughly enjoy exploring the fortress and its museum. read more

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A fun activity providing great views over the city and coastline. The cable car ride is actually quite short and it isn't cheap at around 10 Euros but I thought it was worth it. Once at the top you can pay to go in to the castle or just explore the grounds and take in the views, which is what we did. It's a little out of the way, we got a cab up from the bottom of Las Rambla at around 6 Euros, not bad split between 3. I found travelling by cabs to be cheaper than the subway, and a lot more comfortable and convenient. read more

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A must!! The views riding this teleféric is beyond an eye orgasm. This transit takes you up to the Montjuïc Castell. Even though we did not enter the Castell there is much to see outside of the Castell. Also information boards gives you an insight for what this was used for and it's transition. You can also walk along and get great views of the city and coast. Teleferic is a relaxing way up with amazing views from above. Cost €14 read more

Cool urban views! While this Telefèric doesn't go as high up on the large hill overlooking Barcelona as I thought it would, it still gives viewers an alternate view of the city. We didn't have to wait in line - perk! You take the funicular trolly up the side of the mountain, get out and walk over to ride the cable car. If I'm remembering correctly, it's 7€ round-trip. read more

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Pretty cool experience, especially for kids. Great view of city. Lines can be a bit slow, but I would deal with the wait.

Expensive, but the view is worth it. Be smart about where you sit in the car. You always want to be looking downhill. €25.40 for 2, round trip read more

We decided to do Teleferic de Montjuic on a whim and were glad we did. It's a little scary being a little glass box that climbs up a mountain side - however, the views are well worth it. On a clear day you can look out to Tibidao mountain and on the opposite side, Barceloneta with the cruise ships and beautiful Blue ocean. The tickets were inexpensive and we were able to get off at the top and take pictures, and then ride back down. The cars comfortably fit 4 people but you can probably squeeze 5 or 6 if you're chummy. If you're a landscape/scenic photographer or love heights, then definitely do this if you're in Barcelona! P.S. this is not the port cable car that goes to the harbor (that's a different service). read more

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A fun ride to the Castell de Montjuïc. Great views of the city. And it was pretty cheap. read more

Little pricey for a short tram ride (one way). Caught the tram at the top. Nice view but not sure worth the cost, especially when you can walk it (all downhill) read more

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Fun and different way to see MontJuic. Make sure to ride down to the waterfront and still along the beach front to eat and take in all the sights :) read more

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***3.5 stars*** this was a treat...on our last day in barcelona, hubby and i decided to take the teleferic, aka cable car suspended from a cable and floating thru the air, to the top of montjuic park and take in the view of the city. i'm so grateful that the day we went was a pretty clear day so we could actually see the skyline and the notable buildings from the top. on the way up, we could already see the city, which just grew to a magnificent panoramic view the higher the car moved. on the downside, a roundtrip on the teleferic will cost you €10,80, a bit of a hefty pricetag for a 10ish minute ride to the top and back. i had a coupon from the barcelona tour bus so i was able to save some money and pay only €8,80 for the trip. you have the option of purchasing a one way ticket and either walking down or taking the local bus back to ground level. i also noticed that after paying for their tickets, customers didn't necessarily board on a first come, first served basis, nor was there a formal queue to board the cable cars. some preferred to have their own car, some just squeezed in with other passengers. i'm glad i forked out the money to take the cable car b/c the view was truly amazing and it was the last time i'd see barcelona on this trip. if you have the extra time, i'd recommend just taking it one way, and then walking or busing down to save some greens. **tip you will need to take the tram from parallel station up to montjuic station and connect to the cable car. read more

Great attraction; so glad I saw the sign to get here from the metro stop. I had tried to find it walking the streets and the locals didn't seem to know where it was - as is the case in many cities, people don't know their own city - so the next day we got off at the Paral-lel stop and walked the underground tunnel to the funicular terminus which takes you up to the cable car. All this still part of a single metro fare. Once you get to the cable car, you can buy a RT or single fare to the top; we opted for one way as we wanted to walk back down Montjuic and see the many parks along the way. We ended up at the National Art Museum of Catalonia all the way at the bottom. Spectacular view of the city in a silent ride up to the top of Montjuic, this is so much more fun than taking a bus up, or walking, which, yeah, no thanks. I'll leave uphills to mountain trails. read more

A short tram to the a small garden with a hotel and two restaurants. The line was around 1 hour at the port entrance and 45 minutes at the top to come back down. There is almost nothing to do at the top. The park is just okay and you can get better food in town. The views are okay. Telescopes look out over people's apartments. This is a huge tourist trap and time waster. They take only cash and NO credit cards. Honestly would not recommend this to my friends unless the line was super short. read more

Long line over 40 minutes. We took rhe teleféric from the top of the mountain. I don't think is worth it, unless you have plenty of time.

Great experience and an amazing view. The tour advertises 5 minutes between stops but it felt a lot shorter.

If you like funiculars and funicular views, it's worth the price. You'll see some nice views of Barcelona and the park below the funicular. It's a nice ride that's not too short, with one big turn. read more

A cool Pleasent ride to the old Spanish fort looking over the port. Some trees obstruct your view but take the path at the end on the left and you have a fantastic view. €11.50 round trip, then make sure you visit the 1992 Olympic stadium .....FREE!! Then jump on the Metro (subway) and enjoy your new found city to explore read more

Over 12 euros per person return for the gondola, just to get to the top and be charged another 5 euro per person if you want to see any views. The views when you get to the top are completely blocked by tall walls and trees without paying the additional fee read more

It's pricey, but the view is amazing. We all listed it as a highlight of our trip. Look for coupons before you go - we each had 3 euros off making the round trip 8.50 instead of 11.50. read more

Just ok. Many of the items seemed like you could get in the states. Service was nice but there are too many other fabulous places