Barcelona is filled with rich art, history, and architecture—and to see as much of it as you can, save money with student discounts!
From the iconic works of Antoni Gaudí to world-renowned museums, Barcelona’s landmarks provide an unforgettable experience. Whether you’re exploring the famous Sagrada Família or diving into the city’s art scene at the Picasso Museum, there’s so much to see. We’ll highlight some of the best landmarks and museums with student discounts that every study abroad student in Barcelona should explore!
Make sure to carry your student ID and don’t be afraid to ask if places offer student discounts. In Barcelona, you would ask, “¿Teniu descompte per estudiants?” (Catalan) or ¿Tienen descuentos para estudiantes?” (Spanish). Sometimes discounts may change, so it’s a good idea to check the official websites for the most updated pricing.
Museums with Student Discounts
Museu Picasso (Picasso Museum)
Discount: ~€6,50 off
Details: General admission is €14. There is a discount for students with a valid student ID and free admission is on the first Sunday of every month. More details here.
Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya (MNAC)
Discount: ~€3,60 off
Details: General admission is €12. Admission is also free every Saturday from 3 pm and the first Sunday of each month. Early online reservations are required for preferential access. More details here.
Fundació Joan Miró (Joan Miró Foundation)
Discount: ~€7 off for students aged 15-30
Details: General admission is €15 at the museum or €14 online. More details here.
Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona (MACBA)
Discount: Visitors must present credentials for free entry. If not eligible, students receive a 10-15% discount (depending on off-peak admission time).
Details: Students aged 18-25 in the State education system, or those over 25 studying undergraduate or postgraduate courses in specific fields within the Catalan education system are eligible for discounts. More details here.
Free admission is also offered on special days like:
- International Museums’ Day (May 18)
- La Mercè (Sept 14)
- Santa Eulàlia (Feb 12)
Museu de la Xocolata (Chocolate Museum)
Discount: ~€5.60 off
Details: General admission is €7. Proof of eligibility is required for a discount. More details here.
Poble Espanyol (Spanish Village)
Discount: ~€11,25 off
Details: Ticket prices differ whether you buy them online (cheaper) or at the ticket office. Special rates, including student discounts, can be bought at the ticket office by showing valid proof of student status. More details here.
Famous Landmarks with Student Discounts
La Sagrada Família
Discount: ~€2 off
Details: A variety of tickets are available with options that come with an audio guide, towers, guided tours, or a combination. Proof is required for discounts, and make sure to visit the official Sagrada Família website for more details.
Casa Batlló
Discount: ~€6 off
Details: Visitors with a student discount ticket need to present a valid student ID card at the entrance. More details here.
Casa Milà (La Pedrera)
Discount: ~€10 off
Details: The discounted ticket is €19. You can present a valid student card or show proof of enrollment for a discount. More details here.
You don’t want to miss these landmarks and museums if you’re planning to study abroad in Barcelona, Spain! With CET Barcelona, students get to spend a semester or summer studying abroad with small cohort sizes, field-based learning that treats the city as your classroom, and supportive staff.