Parc Atracciones Tibidabo hiltop ammusement park

The park is among the oldest in the world and was built in 1899 by the entrepreneur Salvador Andreu, opening in 1905. It is Spain's longest running amusement park and Europe's third-oldest. Most of the original rides, some of which date to the turn of the 20th century, are still in use. The park is now owned by the Barcelona City Council.

Notable historic rides include the red airplane, giving the impression of flight above the city. Riders board a replica of the aircraft that first flew from Barcelona to Madrid. There is also a traditional ferrris wheel and carousel

Amusement park, opened in 1868, with 25 rides, restaurants & picnic areas, plus views over the city.

Wide range of tickets available. Use the below link for ticket options.

Opening hours vary depending on the season and predicted demand. See opening hours on below link.

Due to covid, I would now recommend booking the tickets online.

Option 1

Currently, the cheapest way to get to Tibidabo is to take the FGC Funicular de Vallvidrera to Vallvidrera superior then the TMB 111 Bus or walk to Tibidabo. All segments of this jourmney are in Zone 1 so a Tcasual ticket can be used.

The 111 Bus is operated by TMB. Peu de Funicular and the Funicular de valvidrera stations are on the FGC Valles lines.

Option 2

Tibidabo is served by a direct funicular that has recently reopened after a refurbishment. This funicular costs 12 euros for a return adult ticket.

The Tibidabo Funicular runs from Plaza Doctor Andreu direct to Tibidabo Plaza where you will find Parc de Attraciones.