Perched high above Barcelona on the Collserola Ridge, Tibidabo Amusement Park is one of the oldest operating theme parks in the world. Opened in 1905, it was founded by visionary entrepreneur Dr. Salvador Andreu and has been delighting visitors for over a century with its blend of vintage charm and modern thrills.

🏰 A Historic Landmark

Tibidabo is not just an amusement park — it’s a cultural icon. With panoramic views of the city and coastline, it offers a unique experience that combines nostalgia, architecture, and family fun. The park is also home to the stunning Temple of the Sacred Heart, which resembles Paris’s Sacré-Cœur.

🎢 Emblematic Rides

• Avió – A replica of the first commercial airplane in Spain, suspended in the air since 1928.
• Talaia – A 50-meter-high observation platform offering breathtaking views over Barcelona.
• Muntanya Russa – A scenic roller coaster that winds through the mountain forest.
• Miramiralls – A classic hall of mirrors for quirky photo fun.
• Hotel Krüeger – A haunted house experience for thrill-seekers.
• Sky Walk – A panoramic area with vintage rides and stunning views.

🎟️ Tickets & Info

Tibidabo is open from March to December and offers tickets for individual rides, full-day passes, and guided tours. It’s accessible via the Tramvia Blau and Tibidabo Funicular, making the journey part of the adventure.
🔗 Visit the official Tibidabo website

🌟 Recommendations

• Visit in the late afternoon to enjoy sunset views over Barcelona.
• Combine your trip with a visit to the Temple of the Sacred Heart.
• Try the Bar del Cel for snacks with a view.
• Book tickets online to avoid queues, especially on weekends.

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