Towards Sant Sebastià or Miramar Towers, from the World Trade Center located at the foot of the old port, discover Barcelona from the sky, between Barceloneta beaches and the top of Montjuic hill.

Combining practical utility and tourist interest, the Montjuic funicular is a quick alternative for getting to the top of Barcelona where exceptional views and unmissable cultural sites such as the Joan Miro Foundation are sharing Montjuic park.

Towards Sant Sebastià or Miramar Towers, from the World Trade Center located at the foot of the old port, discover Barcelona from the sky, between Barceloneta beaches and the top of Montjuic hill.

From its 184-metre height, which houses the remains of the 1992 Olympic Games as well as beautiful parks and museums, Montjuic Hill is one of Barcelona's most visited tourist sites, offering exceptional panoramic views.

Combine the funicular with the cable car and climb to the top of Montjuic to visit the ramparts, the parade ground, the walls and the terrace of the castle of Barcelona, and enjoy exceptional panoramic views of the city.

Correspondence with the funicular at the Paral-lel metro station to come and discover the exhibition of paintings, sculptures and drawings by the artist Joan Miro. Walk along the Montjuic hill on your left as you leave the station, and you will find yourself at the foot of the Joan Miro Foundation.

Located in the Barcelona Poble Sec neighbourhood, the parallel-lel street runs for around 3 kilometres to reach the old arena from the port. From Plaça de Les Drassanes to Plaça Espanya, the street Paral-lel provides access to Montjuic hill, as well as a wide range of theatres and concert halls such as Teatre Victoria, Teatre Condal, Barts, the Apolo or Paral·lel 62.