Go City Barcelona All Inclusive Pass — honest review
The Go City Barcelona All Inclusive Pass is an attraction pass — you pay once and get unlimited entry to 52 Barcelona attractions for a set number of days. If you want to see as much as possible without tracking individual ticket prices, this is built for you.
That said, at €189 for just two days it’s one of the most expensive passes on the market. Here’s when it’s worth it — and when it isn’t.
What is the Go City Barcelona All Inclusive Pass?
Go City is an international attraction pass operator trusted by over 15 million travellers. Their All Inclusive Pass works on one principle: buy the pass, show it at the door, walk in. No extra tickets, no per-attraction top-ups. Unlike the Barcelona Card (which bundles public transport + a fixed list of museums), GoCity All Inclusive gives access to a much wider attraction pool — including Sagrada Família with entry included from the start.
Key facts:
- Valid for 2, 3, 4, or 5 consecutive calendar days (not rolling 24-hour periods — starting late on Day 1 means losing part of that day)
- 52 attractions included — unlimited entries, no extra charge
- Public transport is NOT included — you’ll need a separate card
- Skip-the-line access at most major sights
- Digital pass on your phone via the Go City app — no pickup needed
- Free cancellation on non-activated passes within 90 days of purchase
- Passes valid 12 months from purchase for activation (useful for gifting)
What attractions are included?
The All Inclusive pool includes everything in the Explorer Pass (46 attractions) plus these 9 exclusive additions:
Exclusive to All Inclusive:
- La Pedrera – Casa Milà
- L’Aquàrium de Barcelona
- Barcelona Zoo
- PortAventura Park (1-day entry)
- Girona and Tossa de Mar day trip
- Girona / Figueres / Dalí Museum day trip
- Girona on your own
- Andorra and France day trip
- Yoga class at Casa Namaste
Also included (shared with Explorer):
Architecture & Gaudí
- Sagrada Família Guided Tour (timed entry, managed via the Go City app)
- Casa Batlló
- Park Güell (Monumental Zone)
- Palau Güell
- Casa Vicens
- Torre Bellesguard
- Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau
- Casa Amatller
Museums & Culture
- Picasso Museum (via guided walking tour)
- MACBA
- CaixaForum
- Moco Museum (Banksy, Dalí, contemporary)
- Mirador Torre Glòries Skydeck
- Poble Espanyol
- Gaudí Experiència 4D
Tours & Experiences
- FC Barcelona Museum & Camp Nou Stadium Tour
- Bus Turístic hop-on-hop-off (24h)
- Montjuïc Cable Car
- Las Golondrinas boat cruise
- Montserrat day trip by bus
- Gaudí’s Crypt at Colònia Güell
- Various food tours, bike tours, walking tours, and more
The full list of 52 attractions is in the Go City app. Check availability there before your visit, especially for Sagrada Família — timed-entry slots book up fast even with the pass.
2026 prices
| Days | Adult | Child (4–12) |
|---|---|---|
| 2 days | €189 | €119 |
| 3 days | €229 | €159 |
| 4 days | €269 | €189 |
| 5 days | €299 | €209 |
Children under 4 are free. Buy online — passes are delivered digitally, no queuing required.
Is the Go City All Inclusive Pass worth it?
Yes, if you’re visiting 5+ attractions in a short trip. Individual entry prices at Barcelona’s top sights add up quickly:
| Attraction | Individual price |
|---|---|
| Sagrada Família (basic) | ~€36 |
| Casa Batlló | ~€35 |
| La Pedrera | ~€25 |
| FC Barcelona Museum | ~€28 |
| L’Aquàrium | ~€22 |
| Bus Turístic (1 day) | ~€30 |
| Total (6 attractions) | ~€176 |
With the 2-day All Inclusive at €189, you’re already near breakeven at six attractions — and you still have 46 more to choose from. Visit seven and you’re in profit.
It’s not worth it if:
- You plan to visit only 2–3 attractions — buy tickets individually or use the Essentials Pass (from €89)
- Your priority is public transport — get Hola Barcelona or Barcelona Card instead
- You prefer a slow, spontaneous trip — the consecutive calendar-day format creates real urgency (every day you don’t maximise is money left on the table)
Important: calendar days, not rolling hours
Unlike most passes, the All Inclusive Pass counts full calendar days — not 24-hour rolling periods. If you activate at 5pm on Monday, Monday is Day 1 even though you only get three hours of use. Activate as early in the day as possible on your first day.
Does Go City All Inclusive include transport?
No — the pass covers attraction admissions only. The Bus Turístic hop-on-hop-off IS included as one of the 52 attractions (gives you a 24-hour unlimited ride ticket), but metro, bus, and tram are separate.
For public transport, pair with:
- Hola Barcelona (from €17.77 online for 2 days) — unlimited metro, bus, tram, airport metro
Go City All Inclusive vs Barcelona Card
| Go City All Inclusive | Barcelona Card | |
|---|---|---|
| Public transport | ✗ Not included | ✓ Unlimited |
| Sagrada Família | ✓ Included | Discount only |
| Casa Batlló | ✓ Included | Discount only |
| La Pedrera | ✓ Included | Discount only |
| Attraction pool | 52 attractions | 25 museums |
| Price from | €189 (2 days) | €35.10 (2 days) |
| Best for | Heavy sightseers, short trips | First-timers who need transport |
If Sagrada Família, Casa Batlló, and La Pedrera are all on your list, GoCity All Inclusive almost always beats buying those three individually — before you’ve touched the other 49 inclusions.
Go City All Inclusive vs Go City Explorer
| All Inclusive | Explorer Pass | |
|---|---|---|
| How it works | Unlimited for set days | Choose 3–7 attractions |
| Validity | Consecutive calendar days | 30 days from first use |
| Attraction pool | 52 (including La Pedrera, Aquàrium, Zoo) | 46 |
| From price | €189 (2 days) | €114 (3 attractions) |
| Best for | Intensive 2–5 day trip | Flexible, longer stays |
The All Inclusive wins if you’re doing a packed short trip. The Explorer wins if you’re staying longer, travelling slowly, or don’t need the 6 exclusive attractions.
There’s also the Essentials Pass (from €89) — a budget option where you pick 3 attractions from a curated list of 14. Worth checking if you only want the big Gaudí highlights.
How to buy
Buy online at the Go City website and use the Go City app (iOS/Android). Your pass lives in the app — no printing, no collection. Works offline once loaded.
Buy Go City All Inclusive Pass
Frequently asked questions
Does Go City All Inclusive include Sagrada Família?
Yes — guided tour entry is included. Manage your time slot via the Go City app on arrival. Book as early as possible; peak-season slots fill quickly even for pass holders.
Does Go City All Inclusive include public transport?
No. Buy a Hola Barcelona card separately for unlimited metro, bus, and tram access.
How many attractions can I visit per day?
As many as physically possible — no daily cap, no per-attraction limit. The pass is designed for visitors who want to maximise.
Are the days calendar days or 24-hour periods?
Calendar days. Activate your pass early in the morning on Day 1 to get full value from every day.
Can I skip the queue?
Yes, at most major attractions. Show the digital pass for fast-track entry. Sagrada Família uses timed-entry slots (not physical queues), so you’ll be directed to your time window.
Also consider
- Go City Barcelona Explorer Pass — choose 3–7 attractions, 30-day window, from €114
- Barcelona Card — unlimited transport + 25 museums, better if public transit matters
- Barcelona Pass — Sagrada Família + Park Güell + hop-on-hop-off bus, simpler bundle from ~€86.50
