Mirador Torre Glòries Tickets

Mirador Torre Glòries tickets start at $20 on GetYourGuide, where the Mirador Torre Glòries Entry Ticket is rated 4.6 from 1,459 reviews and is the only listing I found. The deck is 125 m up, per the official site. I’d go an hour before sunset in winter, or in the late afternoon from April to October, because summer sunsets come after the deck closes.

I checked every one of the Mirador Torre Glòries tickets that I can book through GetYourGuide right now. There is exactly one listing, a standard entry ticket, so this page is a short decision guide and not a long comparison. Prices, ratings and inclusions come from the listing in US dollars, checked in October 2026. Links open GetYourGuide in a new tab, and I earn a commission if you book, at no extra cost to you.

Mirador Torre Glòries at a Glance

The viewpoint sits at the top of the bullet-shaped tower on Avinguda Diagonal, near Plaça de les Glòries in Poblenou. The building was designed by Jean Nouvel and opened in 2005 as Torre Agbar, according to Wikipedia. These are the numbers I check first.

What	Detail
Deck	360-degree observation deck on the 30th floor, per Wikipedia, with the Cloud Cities Barcelona sculpture above it
Height	125 m for the deck and 130 m for the sculpture, per the listing; the tower itself is 144.44 m
Address	Av. Diagonal, 209, Sant Martí, 08018 Barcelona, per Google Maps
Opening hours	10 am to 9 pm per Google Maps; the official site gives seasonal hours, covered below
Google rating	4.6 from 5,311 reviews, per Google Maps
Ticket validity	24 hours per the listing, with a date and time slot chosen at booking

“the 360º observation deck on the 30th floor, 125 metres above ground level”

Mirador Torre Glòries Observation Deck Tickets

Mirador Torre Glòries observation deck tickets come as one product: the Mirador Torre Glòries Entry Ticket, sold by the viewpoint’s own operator. It is a standard ticket with no guide. The listing says the visit begins with an exhibition on urban ecosystems that shows live data from the city, and then a lift takes you up to the 360-degree deck.

The inclusion list names the deck and, if you select that option, the Cloud Cities Barcelona sculpture by Tomás Saraceno, a walk-through artwork at 130 m. The listing has two meeting points depending on the option, so read the voucher before you go. It offers ten languages, from Catalan and English to Japanese and Korean.

For a first visit I’d book this one, since no other Mirador Torre Glòries tickets are on sale.

Mirador torre Glòries

Mirador Torre Glòries Entry Ticket

• ★ 4.6 (1,459 reviews)
• 24-hour ticket
• Free cancellation

My pick: My pick, and the only option: $20, 4.6 stars from 1,459 reviews, entry to the 125 m deck with free cancellation.

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Mirador Torre Glòries Tickets and Prices

There is no price ladder to climb with Mirador Torre Glòries tickets. The ticket costs $20, and the only choices are the date, the time slot and whether you add the Cloud Cities option. The listing does not state a separate price for that option, so check it in the booking widget. I have not converted the official site’s euro prices, because the exchange rate moves, so compare them with the $20 on the day you book.

If you are pricing a family or a group, this calculator works out the total and links to the booking page.

Mirador Torre Glòries Barcelona

Before you buy Mirador Torre Glòries tickets, note that the tower is in the Poblenou area, east of the Eixample grid, about 1.3 km in a straight line from the Sagrada Familia. That closeness is the selling point: the north side of the building was designed for a view of the basilica, according to Wikipedia. Few viewpoints in Barcelona put the city’s best-known church, the sea and Montjuïc in one frame.

The area around Plaça de les Glòries has shops and a bullring, the Monumental, 0.8 km (0.5 miles) away. I would combine the viewpoint with a walk to the basilica and not plan a meal at the top. The listing mentions no restaurant, and I could not find one on the official pages I read.

Mirador Torre Glòries Skydeck

Are Mirador Torre Glòries tickets worth it? Reviewers describe the 360-degree views, the lift ride and the exhibition on the lower floors. One wrote that the small exhibit was very interesting and another that the climb inside the dome was an experience. A third reviewer said the view over the whole city, not only the church, was breathtaking at sunset.

“Amazing 360 views of the city, also a museum to look through for a reasonable price!”

The complaints about Mirador Torre Glòries tickets and the visit are small. One reviewer said the window panes could be cleaner for photos, and another had trouble with the lift because of shortness of breath. It is a glass-and-lift visit, so I’d choose it for the view and the modern building, not for the thrill of an open-air deck.

Tickets for Mirador Torre Glòries

Visitors search for Mirador Torre Glòries tickets in German and Dutch as well, which fits the ten languages the listing offers: Catalan, Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Spanish. The official site says a ticket grants access on the specified date and time. Once your ticket is validated, you cannot leave and come back in, so finish your photos before you go down.

The cancellation policy on these Mirador Torre Glòries tickets is simple: free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead for a full refund. I’d book a few days early for weekends and summer evenings, then cancel if the forecast turns bad.

Mirador Torre Glòries Price

The $20 ticket is the whole price story, and I think Mirador Torre Glòries tickets are fairly priced. At that price the visit includes an exhibition and a sculpture option, not only the view. The viewpoint’s own site prices tickets in euros, and I did not copy them here because I could not confirm a stable adult price. Check the official site for children’s rates and for group or premium visits.

Mirador Torre Glories Hours

The official opening-times page gives seasonal hours:

Dates	Hours
1 April to 31 October	10:00 to 21:00, every day
24 July to 31 August	10:00 to 22:00, every day
1 November to 31 March	10:00 to 18:30, Wednesday to Monday
24 and 31 December	10:00 to 15:00

Last entry is one hour before closing, and visitors are asked to start leaving 30 minutes before. Google Maps shows a flat 10 am to 9 pm all week, so I trust the official page for planning. Opening times change between seasons and the winter hours skip Tuesdays, so check the official page before you buy Mirador Torre Glòries tickets for a date.

Mirador Torre Glòries at Night

A real night visit is only possible in the last weeks of summer. From 24 July to 31 August the deck closes at 22:00 and last entry is 21:00. In August the sun sets at about 20:50, per the Open-Meteo data used below, so a 20:00 or 20:30 slot with your Mirador Torre Glòries ticket gives you dusk and the first lights of the city.

Outside those weeks, Mirador Torre Glòries tickets are for a deck that closes at 21:00 or 18:30. For the tower itself at night, look from the street: Wikipedia notes that its lighting system has been used since 2006 for the New Year broadcast of the Catalan channel TV3.

Mirador Torre Glòries Height

The viewing deck is 125 m above ground on the 30th floor, according to the official site and Wikipedia. The Cloud Cities Barcelona sculpture is listed at 130 m. The tower is 144.44 m tall with 38 storeys, including four underground, so the public deck sits below the roof. At 125 m you see the whole grid of the city and the coast, not only the neighbourhood.

Mirador Torre Glòries Skip the Line Ticket

The listing’s web address calls it a skip-the-line ticket, but the listing text describes a timed-entry ticket. I would not promise yourself that there is no queue. What the official site describes is entry by date and time for every Mirador Torre Glòries ticket, so arriving at your slot matters more than skipping anything. I’d arrive 10 minutes early, since the exhibition is part of the route.

Best Time to Visit Mirador Torre Glòries

In the 2025 Open-Meteo data, August had the lowest average cloud cover at 31%, followed by June at 34% and July at 38%. December was the cloudiest at 66%, with March at 64% and February at 63%. March also had 18 rainy days. Sunset ran from 17:22 in December to 21:26 in June.

Month	Sunset (Madrid time)	Cloud cover	Sunshine a day	Rainy days
Jan	17:46	45%	8.2 h	4
Feb	18:25	63%	7.5 h	8
Mar	18:57	64%	8.1 h	18
Apr	20:31	48%	11.4 h	6
May	21:03	42%	12.9 h	9
Junclearest	21:26	34%	13.5 h	0
Julclearest	21:23	38%	12.6 h	13
Augclearest	20:50	31%	12.4 h	5
Sep	20:00	54%	10.4 h	9
Oct	19:10	54%	9.1 h	12
Nov	17:31	48%	8.1 h	4
Dec	17:22	66%	6.3 h	14

Pick a date and the planner shows the sunset and the entry time I would book.

Here the opening hours decide which Mirador Torre Glòries tickets are worth buying. In June the sun sets at 21:26 but the deck closes at 21:00, so you cannot watch it from inside. In winter the deck closes at 18:30 and sunset is about 17:22 to 17:46, so November to January work for sunset, with last entry at 17:30. I’d book a slot about 45 to 60 minutes before sunset. In April and October the timing also works well.

What You Can See From Mirador Torre Glòries

From 125 m the horizon is a long way off. The calculator shows how far you can see on a clear day.

These are the places you can pick out from the top once your Mirador Torre Glòries tickets are booked. Distances are straight-line from the deck, computed from the Google Maps coordinates.

The Sagrada Familia is the closest at 1.3 km (0.8 miles). Casa Batlló is 2.4 km (1.5 miles) away and the Cathedral of Barcelona the same. La Pedrera is 2.5 km (1.5 miles), and the MUHBA Turó de la Rovira hill is 2.9 km (1.8 miles). Palau Güell is 3.0 km (1.9 miles), Casa Vicens 3.2 km (2.0 miles) and Park Güell 3.3 km (2.0 miles), up in the hills behind the city.

Mirador Torre Glòries vs Other Observation Decks in Barcelona

Barcelona has many viewpoints, and most of them are hills and terraces. Google Maps lists these near the city, with distances from this deck.

Viewpoint	Google rating	Reviews	Distance from this deck	Free or paid
Mirador Torre Glòries	4.6	5,311	0 km	Paid, $20 on GetYourGuide
Sagrada Familia towers	4.8 (rated with the basilica)	336,422	1.3 km	Ticketed on GetYourGuide
Turó de les Tres Creus	4.4	1,968	3.3 km	Check locally
Mirador de l’Alcalde	4.6	3,184	4.4 km	Check locally
Mirador de Montjuic	4.7	1,794	4.9 km	Check locally
Mirador de Torre Baró	4.5	876	5.4 km	Check locally
Mirador dels Xiprers	4.6	1,393	7.6 km	Check locally

My reading on Mirador Torre Glòries tickets against the free-looking hill options: the hill viewpoints give you the skyline from a distance, while this deck puts you inside it with the basilica 1.3 km away. If you want a second ticketed view, the Sagrada Familia towers are the nearest.

How I’d Choose

• First visit: the Mirador Torre Glòries tickets listing at $20, the Entry Ticket, 4.6 stars from 1,459 reviews. It is the only listing.
• Sunset: a winter slot in November, December or January, about 45 to 60 minutes before sunset, since last entry is an hour before the 18:30 closing.
• Clearest skies: August or June, but book the afternoon, because the sun sets after closing in June.
• Families: with Mirador Torre Glòries tickets, pick the Cloud Cities option if your children like art, and allow time for the exhibition on the way up.
• No queue: with Mirador Torre Glòries tickets, choose the first slot of the day at 10:00 and book a few days ahead.
• Combo with a tour: none of these tickets includes a guide, so pair it with the Sagrada Familia, 1.3 km away.