The summit of Montjuïc Mountain, which is some 173 metres above sea level, is home to a construction called Montjuïc Castle. It is an ideal defensive ... More
The summit of Montjuïc Mountain, which is some 173 metres above sea level, is home to a construction called Montjuïc Castle. It is an ideal defensive site as it offers 360º views of the territory. The first fortress was built during the Reapers’ War, in 1640, and has survived to the present day.
Free entry only on Sundays after 3pm (Pre-online reservation required)
- Directions -
ON FOOT
The walk up to Montjuïc Castle from the top of the funicular (lower station, Paral.lel, metro lines 2 and 3), adjacent to the cable car station, takes about 20 to 25 minutes. It is constantly uphill, with quite steep slopes at some points. The route crosses various gardens, such as those named after Joan Brossa and Mossén Cinto Verdaguer.
BUS: LINE 150
Origin Avinguda de la reina Maria Cristina, terminus Montjuïc Castle. Bus 150 goes round Montjuïc Hill before finally reaching the Castle. The ride from Plaça d'Espanya takes about 20 minutes. The descent from the Castle to the beginning of the line also takes 20 minutes. Bus 150 also connects with the Funicular de Montjuïc at the bus stop Avinguda de Miramar-Estació del Funicular.
You can consult the TMB website for more information.
CABLE CAR
The cable car service begins in Avinguda Miramar and leaves visitors in front of the Castle. It has three stops, the first in Avinguda Miramar, one in the middle in the Plaça de la Sardana, and one in front of the Castle. The price of the cable car does not include admission to the Castle.
The journey to the top of the bunkers is a little steep, but the effort is well worth it. In conclusion, Bunkers del Carmel is a hidden gem in Barcelo ... More
The journey to the top of the bunkers is a little steep, but the effort is well worth it. In conclusion, Bunkers del Carmel is a hidden gem in Barcelona that offers breathtaking views of the city and is a must-visit place for anyone who loves to explore new and unique places.
Carrer de Marià Labèrnia, s/n, 08032 Barcelona, Spain 
- Business hour -
Wed-Sun : 10:00am-19:00pm
(Closed on Mon&Tue)
- Free entry
- Direction -
It is not easily accessible by public transport and involves a 15-25-minute walk uphill. The closest metro stations are Alfons X on the yellow line and El Carmel on the blue line, followed by around a 20-minute walk.
If you climb the highest hill in historic Moors - Albacin district of Granada, you will find the San Nicholas Observatory.
When you climb observator ... More
If you climb the highest hill in historic Moors - Albacin district of Granada, you will find the San Nicholas Observatory.
When you climb observatory, you can see Alhambra palace, Granada prairie and view of the city.
You can enjoy great sunset here
and music always flows on the hill due to street musicians and guitarists playing flamenco.
There are also restaurants and souvenir shops.