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The Telecommunications Tower of Collserola is a work of engineering without precedent in our country. It is the communications hub of Catalonia and was built on the occasion of the Barcelona Olympic Games in 1992. It is 288 meters high and is located 560 meters above sea level.

Visit one of the most spectacular viewpoints in Barcelona and enjoy a unique and unforgettable experience!

To know the history and all the details of the Collserola Tower, click here.

Schedules

The Collserola Tower opens on April 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, 2026. Opening hours are from 6 pm to 8:45 pm, so you can enjoy the most magical sunset in Barcelona.

You can choose between two types of tickets:

Collserola Tower: Access to the viewpoint

Sunset at Tibidabo: Access to the Collserola Tower viewpoint + a ticket to go up and down with the Cuca de Llum funicular

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Rates

Collserola Tower

General admission: €7
TibiClub: €3.50
+60 years: €3.90
Functional diversity: €3.90
Gaudir+: €3.50 (purchase directly at the Tower)

Sunset at Tibidabo

13,50 € (Access to the Collserola Tower viewpoint + a ticket to go up and down with the Cuca de Llum funicular)

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In the cases of 60+ years and functional diversity, it will be necessary to show the credit card. It is essential to prove a minimum of 33% degree of disability with the certificate or identity card and the ID/Passport at ticket offices, as well as proving the need for a third person as companion for extra free entry.

How to get here

Collserola Tower is a 10-minute walk from Tibidabo Amusement Park.

Cuca de Llum: The best option to get there is with the funicular Cuca de Llum (from Plaça Doctor Andreu). Book aquí. We recommend parking at the BSM Sant Genís-Vall d'Hebron car park and taking the TibiBus and Cuca de Llum. More information here.