We didn't even know there was a fair ground at the top of the Funicular. We arrived here and wandered around a very busy place. We looked at the church (on top of a church) and the views and had a bite to eat nearby. Well worth the price to get up here for the views alone. Some of the ride look very interesting with planes hovering out over the edge and the big wheel I'm sure would give even better views from the top. Highly recommend visiting whether you're looking for the view of to ride the attractions...

If you love making photo or simply enjoying the sunlight/twilight or just the landscape that is the right place. You could admir Barcelone in all its entire beautifulness. I suggest to go also for the funicular that transport you from low to high altitude enjoying the lifting of the mountain. When you arrive at the top there two amazing churches to visit and adventure park and a bar.

I booked tickets online from England in advance which proved a bit of a challenge but managed it. The funicular ride was a fun experience and the views spectacular. Queues for the old fashioned rides were long and we only went on one but the views were great.

Beautiful church, beautiful views. Worth the visit. We didn't try the amusement park but the rides looked like fun, especially if you have children. We took the metro to the bus, and the bus up the hill to the Tramvia Blau, which was really easy and Tramvia Blau to the top. Walked back down the hill to the metro station, which as about a 15 minute walk, very easy. We stopped for lunch at the restaurant across from the entrance, which also had beautiful views over Barcelona and good food.

Come here to watch the sunset. It’s the best was to see Barcelona from one of the highest points around. You can also climb up to the top of the church tower for only 5 euros and get an epic 360 degree view. A great way to wind down your day.

We went on a Monday when only the 'old' rides were open. It was 3 euros per ride. There were no queues and it was really fun. Nice views as well. It was easy to take the funicular railway and bus there on one ticket. .

The funicular to the top of the mountain is easy to use and a great ride. The views are spectacular as you would imagine from being up a mountain. The church is very lovely both inside and out. The rides were good although one closed as we queued. The not so positives: The main food hut was awful. We stood in the queue for 25 minutes and there were only 3 families in front of us. The young staff were completely incompetent getting a orders wrong, getting money wrong etc. it cost me 30 euros for a ham roll, 2 cokes, 1 crisps and some cheese cubes. The ladies in the information booth laughed amongst themselves when I went in to ask about tickets for the rides. One pointed to another desk saying ‘ticket desk there!’ then saying to her colleagues “how hard can it be to read” (yes I understand Spanish). It was an interesting experience but not the best.

Really good day out. Ticket prices for all attractions AND furnicular are a bit pricey and you would probably struggle to spend a full day there (unless there's long queues or you want to do the thrill rides and the kids rides), but it's absolutely worth doing if you want to ride everything. The park itself is staggered across several levels although there are lifts between them all. The best part though is the setting, with every ride offering incredible views over Barcelona. Food/drink was pricey so we brought our own which wasn't an issue.