Agbar Tower in Barcelona: photos, reviews

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The Agbar Tower is located near the Placa de les Glories Catalanes. It was inaugurated by the King of Spain, becoming an unofficial symbol of the country and the city.

The tower, which has 39 floors with a total height of 142 meters, is called the "gherkin skyscraper" for its phenomenal resemblance to the London giant designed by Norman Foster. The building takes an honorable third place in terms of height in all of Barcelona, surpassed only by the Hotel Arts and the Mapfre Tower. The facade of the structure is famous for its lighting, for which more than four thousand LED devices were used, interspersed with temperature sensors that reduce electricity consumption inside.

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Wheelchair accessible

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Badajoz - Diagonal

Bus stop 30 m walk

Pl de les Glòries

Bus stop 127 m walk

Diagonal - Ciutat de Granada

Bus stop 164 m walk

Glòries

Subway station 177 m walk

Diagonal - Roc Boronat

Bus stop 188 m walk

4.5

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4.5/5 4,210 reviews

Leonardo

generally a pretty good tourist attraction, the only downside is that the other immersive experience on the top cost to much

Stephanie Massolin

A very enjoyable experience with great views of the whole city. We went fairly early during the day around midday and it was not crowded at all. There were very few visitors compared to Park Guell and other major attractions. The staff were friendly. It’s a shame that access to the climbing structure is charged extra money. That’s the only downside otherwise, I recommend stopping by the tower and going to the observation deck.

Marc kito

Supositorio de la ciudad iluminado con una altura considerable va cambiando la iluminaciones es un espectáculo bonito para la vista.

Agbar Tower in Barcelona

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