Mirador Torre Glòries offers the only 360º views of Barcelona. After visiting the Hyperview Barcelona, in just a few seconds the elevator lifts visitors from the underground level to the 30th floor, 125 meters above the ground.
From this place, visitors can enjoy privileged views of Barcelona, dreamlike sunsets, and photograph the city’s most iconic spots, starting with the Torre Glòries’ most famous neighbor: Sagrada Familia, one of Antoni Gaudí’s three masterpieces alongside La Pedrera and Casa Batlló.
Just a few steps around the observation deck’s dome offer views of the Mapfre Towers, the Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar, the MNAC, and the outlines of distinctive neighborhoods and districts such as Eixample, Ciutat Vella, Gràcia, Horta, and Sant Andreu. Close to the tower, one can also see the convergence of the city’s major avenues—Meridiana, Gran Via, and Diagonal—as well as the 22@ district, the technological heart of 21st-century Barcelona.
Beyond its iconic buildings, visitors can also easily appreciate Barcelona’s most well-known geographical features, such as Collserola Mountain and its communications tower, the blue surface of the Mediterranean Sea, the coastline stretching from the Sant Andreu power plant to the W Barcelona Hotel, and nearby, Montjuïc, the city’s other prominent hill. On perfectly clear days, it is even possible to extend your gaze beyond the city and see key points of Catalonia’s geography, such as the Montseny Massif.
The privileged location of Torre Glòries, situated in the area that Ildefons Cerdà envisioned as the city’s center in his urban plan, allows visitors to enjoy panoramic views of Barcelona in every direction, observe the movement and life of the city, and photograph its most iconic places from a unique perspective.
The 30th floor of the tower welcomes visitors into a space formed by a large transparent dome made of glass, steel, and concrete. The tower’s distinctive ovoid architectural design, created by the renowned French architect Jean Nouvel, allows the observation deck space to envelop visitors as they wander along a 360º path, enjoying views of Barcelona from 125 meters above the ground.
These unique features create the sensation of observing the city while floating in the air, in the only place where it is possible to have every view of the city just a few steps away.
Suspended above the dome’s floor is Cloud Cities Barcelona, a sculpture by internationally acclaimed artist Tomás Saraceno. This a playful sculpture through its interior enhances the experience and adds a playful moment to the visit.
Mirador Torre Glòries is the only 360º Observation Deck in the city, offering an immersive panoramic view of Barcelona just by walking a few steps inside the dome. Its height of 125 metres also allows for clear, unobstructed views of any point in the city.
The Torre Glòries 360º Observation Deck is a privileged spot for photographers. Tripods are allowed as long as they do not interfere with other visitors’ experience.
Yes, telescopes are available for visitors to observe any view of Barcelona in detail.
The windows of the Torre Glòries 360º Observation Deck are regularly cleaned to ensure optimal visibility. In addition, they do not produce distracting reflections that would prevent you from taking photographs.
There is no time limit for staying in the 360º Observation Deck area, other than the closing time. We recommend enjoying the views of Barcelona at your own pace and taking as many photos as you like.
No. Each time slot has a controlled number of tickets to ensure that all visitors can access the Torre Glòries 360º Observation Deck without waiting.
Yes, all ticket types include access to both the 360º Observation Deck and the Hyperview Barcelona.
Cloudy, rainy, or foggy days reduce visibility from the Mirador, making the viewing distance shorter. If the weather is unfavorable on the day of your visit, we recommend using the “My Booking” option on our website to change the date and time of your visit if possible.
The 360º Observation Deck is completely enclosed, and the structure of the tower ensures that the view, even close to the window, does not feel excessively steep.
The dome of the Torre Glòries 360º Observatory houses the suspended sculpture Cloud Cities Barcelona, created by internationally renowned artist Tomás Saraceno. This immersive sculpture can be walked through, allowing visitors to enjoy a leisure experience after taking in the views of Barcelona from the 360º Observatory.
