Amusement parks and family entertainment in Barcelona and nearby

Barcelona is one of the best destinations in Spain for theme parks and family days out. In addition to Barcelona’s famous sights, the city and its surroundings offer classic amusement parks, large theme park complexes, water parks, adventure parks and modern interactive attractions.

Most of these parks are located either in Barcelona itself or within a 1–1.5-hour drive of the city, so many can be included in your itinerary even on a short trip.

🎢 Classic amusement parks

There are only two classic amusement parks in Barcelona and its surroundings — but what parks they are! One is located within the city itself and combines a historic atmosphere with panoramic views, while the other is a large-scale theme park complex of European standing, well worth planning a separate trip for.

Tibidabo amusement park — Tibidabo

Tibidabo is one of Europe’s oldest amusement parks still in operation, having opened in 1901. It is located on Mount Tibidabo, at an altitude of around 500 metres above sea level, so a visit combines rides with panoramic views over Barcelona.

Unlike large modern theme parks, Tibidabo retains a distinctive historic atmosphere. Iconic rides from past eras are still operating here: Talaia, which opened in 1921, takes visitors to a height of 551 metres above sea level, while Avió — the famous ‘aeroplane’ overlooking the city — first appeared in 1928. The park has not become a museum, however: alongside its historic rides, there are modern attractions and family areas.

Getting up the mountain is part of the experience in its own right. You can combine your visit with a ride on the modern Cuca de Llum funicular and a walk around the viewing platforms.

PortAventura World theme park in Salou

PortAventura World is Spain’s largest entertainment resort, located near Salou, around 1–1.5 hours’ drive from Barcelona. It is much more than just an amusement park: it is an entire entertainment destination with several parks, themed hotels, restaurants and shows. You can reach the complex by car or by train, as PortAventura station is nearby.

The complex opened in 1995 and now includes three parks: PortAventura Park, Ferrari Land and the seasonal Caribe Aquatic Park. To explore PortAventura World properly, plan a separate full-day trip — or, better still, allow several days.

PortAventura Park

PortAventura Park is the resort’s main park, with six themed worlds: Mediterrània, Polynesia, China, México, Far West and SésamoAventura. There are around 40 rides, ranging from family attractions to major roller coasters, while the themed areas are complemented by shows, restaurants and colourful streets.

For adrenaline seekers, the main attractions here are Shambhala and Dragon Khan. Shambhala reaches 76 metres and is the tallest roller coaster at PortAventura Park, while Dragon Khan reaches speeds of up to 110 km/h and features eight inversions. The park is not just about extreme rides, though: SésamoAventura has a dedicated world for children, and there are enough family attractions and shows to fill an entire day.

Ferrari Land

Ferrari Land is dedicated to speed and the legendary Italian brand. The park’s star attraction is Red Force: it accelerates from 0 to 180 km/h in 5 seconds, reaches a height of 112 metres and is currently considered Europe’s tallest and fastest roller coaster. There are also racing simulators, family rides and themed areas inspired by Italy.

Caribe Aquatic Park

Caribe Aquatic Park is PortAventura World’s seasonal water park, with pools, water slides and a Caribbean theme. It can easily be combined with a trip to PortAventura Park if you want to add a full day by the water to your visit to the rides.

💡 If you’re interested in water parks specifically, rather than just the water-based attractions at PortAventura World, you can find more options in our separate guide to water parks near Barcelona.

🏎️ Theme parks and family attractions

While classic amusement parks are all about speed and adrenaline, themed attractions offer a more relaxed and unusual way to spend your time. The focus here is on atmosphere, family activities and original concepts — from miniature architectural worlds to interactive parks for exploring on foot.

Catalonia in miniature — Cataluña en Miniatura

Cataluña en Miniatura is located in Torrelles de Llobregat, around 15 km from Barcelona. It is a large open-air miniature park featuring scaled-down versions of Catalonia’s most recognisable buildings and landmarks — from Barcelona’s architecture to monasteries, castles and other iconic places in the region, including the famous Montserrat.

The exhibition lets you explore Catalonia on a single walk. You can admire the architectural details, stroll among the greenery and spend a few relaxing hours outdoors.

You can also visit Bosc Animat, an adventure area with four rope courses of varying difficulty and more than 66 challenges among the trees. There is a separate course for the youngest visitors, while older children and adults can try more challenging routes and a long 150-metre zip line.

A themed Spanish village — Poble Espanyol

Poble Espanyol is an unusual themed attraction on Montjuïc Hill, created for the 1929 International Exposition. It was originally intended to be dismantled once the exhibition ended, but the project proved so successful that the village was preserved and gradually became one of Barcelona’s most interesting cultural attractions.

Today, you can take a walk through the architecture of Spain’s different regions: across an area of more than 40,000 m², there are 117 full-scale buildings and architectural reconstructions — from an Andalusian quarter to a Catalan Romanesque monastery and traditional Galician houses. The project was so unusual that, before creating it, the architects visited more than 1,600 Spanish towns and villages to gather ideas and study local architecture.

Poble Espanyol is far more than just a collection of settings for a stroll. Artisans work here every day, workshops are held regularly, and the site is also home to the Fran Daurel Museum of Contemporary Art, exhibition spaces, restaurants and venues for concerts and family events.

Animal farm and adventure park — Granja Aventura Park

Granja Aventura Park is located in Viladecavalls, around 3 km from Terrassa and about 25 km from Barcelona. It offers a very different experience from the large amusement parks: here, children can meet animals, play outdoors and tackle adventure courses among the trees all in one visit.

One of the park’s main features is the chance not just to see the animals, but to interact with them. You can feed rabbits, pigs, chickens, geese, ducks, sheep and goats, and meet small animals and exotic species in dedicated areas. Staff explain the animals’ habits and lifestyles, making the visit both entertaining and educational.

For those looking for something more active, there are rope courses, bridges between trees and zip lines with different levels of difficulty. There are routes for younger children, while older children and teenagers can try more challenging courses.

🐠 Aquariums, zoos and animal parks

Barcelona and its surroundings offer several places where you can discover marine life and wildlife, from the large aquarium at Port Vell and the historic zoo in Parc de la Ciutadella to Marineland on the coast.

Barcelona Aquarium

Barcelona Aquarium is located in the old port of Port Vell and is considered one of the largest aquariums dedicated to the Mediterranean Sea. It features around 80 aquariums, more than 11,000 marine animals and over 600 species. Most of the exhibits focus on the Mediterranean, but there are also tropical marine ecosystems.

The aquarium’s main attraction is the huge Oceanarium, with a transparent underwater tunnel more than 80 metres long. You can literally walk beneath the water surrounded by sharks, rays, moray eels and other large marine animals. This section makes the visit particularly impressive and remains one of the most memorable parts of the experience.

Alongside the main exhibits, the aquarium has an interactive ¡Explora! area and spaces where children can learn about marine life through games and hands-on activities.

Barcelona Zoo

Barcelona Zoo is located in Parc de la Ciutadella, practically in the heart of the city. The zoo opened here back in 1892 and has become one of Barcelona’s well-known landmarks over the years. It was home for many years to the famous albino gorilla Copito de Nieve, who became a true local celebrity.

Today, the zoo is undergoing a major transformation: its focus is gradually shifting away from the traditional display of animals towards biodiversity conservation, environmental education and more modern ways of discovering nature. New educational and interactive spaces are being introduced, while existing areas are gradually being updated. The zoo remains open, although individual sections may temporarily close for refurbishment.

One of the zoo’s main advantages is its location: after your visit, you can continue your walk through Parc de la Ciutadella, head to the Arc de Triomf or explore the nearby El Born neighbourhood.

Marine park and water park — Marineland Catalunya

Marineland Catalunya is located in Palafolls, on the Costa del Maresme, around an hour’s drive from Barcelona. It is a seasonal park that operates mainly during the summer months. It offers an unusual combination of a marine park and a water park: the first part of the experience features dolphins, sea lions and seals, while the second includes water slides, swimming pools and children’s areas.

Dolphin and sea lion shows take place throughout the day. There are also other areas featuring marine animals, including an underwater viewing area and a butterfly garden.

The water park section is designed for a full summer’s day out, with a wave pool, a children’s area and water slides of varying difficulty.

🌲 Adventure parks and outdoor activities

If you’re looking for an alternative to classic amusement rides, there are adventure parks near Barcelona offering rope courses, zip lines and outdoor activities.

Adventure park in the city — Barcelona Bosc Urbà

Barcelona Bosc Urbà is an urban adventure park in the Parc del Fòrum area, close to the sea and on the way towards Badalona. Unlike traditional rope parks in the forest, its courses and obstacles are set among urban structures, giving this familiar type of active leisure a completely different feel.

The park offers more than 30 attractions and activities, including adventure courses, zip lines and jumps from heights of over 5 metres. There are different difficulty levels: some courses are designed for children, while others require a greater height and are suitable for teenagers and adults. You can visit for a family activity or simply add a little physical adventure to a walk around this part of Barcelona.

Another distinctive feature of Bosc Urbà is its location beneath the large solar-panel structure at Parc del Fòrum. It provides partial shelter from the sun and rain, making the park a convenient option even when the weather is not ideal for outdoor activities.

Adventure park in the Montseny forests — La Selva de l’Aventura

La Selva de l’Aventura is located near Arbúcies, between Montseny Natural Park and the Les Guilleries natural area, around an hour’s drive from Barcelona. This is more of a full day out in nature than a place for a quick visit: you can tackle aerial courses among the trees, ride zip lines and try other outdoor activities.

Children have their own low-level Formiga course with small obstacles and a zip line, while the more challenging Circuit Guineu is designed for participants at least 1.40 metres tall and includes suspended bridges, balance elements and long zip lines. One of these is a 150-metre dual zip line at a height of around 15 metres. Visitors under 14 must be accompanied by an adult.

Outdoor adventure park — Activ Natura

Activ Natura is located in Santa Susanna, around a 30–35-minute drive from Barcelona, close to Montnegre Natural Park. This multi-adventure centre combines zip lines and treetop adventure courses with Laser Combat, Escape Games and other outdoor activities.

The format is particularly appealing to groups of friends and families who want to do more than tackle a single course and would rather choose several different activities in one place. The park also runs programmes for school groups, companies and other large groups.

Adventure park near PortAventura — Bosc Aventura

Bosc Aventura is located in Salou, close to PortAventura World, and combines several types of outdoor activity in one place. The park appeals not only to those looking to tackle an adventure course: it also offers rope courses, zip lines, a climbing wall, archery, paintball and other activities.

Most of the attractions are designed for children and teenagers, but there are activities for adults too. Bosc Aventura is easy to add to a trip to PortAventura, or you can visit it separately if you fancy spending a few active hours without travelling to a forest adventure park outside the resort area.

🎭 Interactive museums and unusual attractions

Alongside classic amusement parks, Barcelona is home to modern interactive spaces and unusual museums offering a different kind of experience — combining entertainment, art, science and technology.

Optical illusion museum — Paradox Museum Barcelona

Paradox Museum is located in Urquinaona Square, practically in the centre of Barcelona. This interactive museum explores optical illusions, human perception and unusual physical effects. Rather than simply looking at exhibits, visitors become part of many of the installations, discovering how the brain interprets space, perspective and movement. The museum features more than 70 interactive exhibits combining elements of science, art and entertainment.

Here, you can explore rooms that distort your sense of gravity and perspective, try optical illusions and take photographs that look completely different from what is happening in reality. For example, the Zero Gravity Room creates the illusion of weightlessness, while other rooms challenge your perception of a person’s size, position and shape.

Interactive art space — IKONO Barcelona

IKONO Barcelona is located on the third floor of the Arenas de Barcelona shopping centre on Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes. This interactive space features more than ten themed rooms, where visitors move through visual and light installations, unusual settings and sensory zones. You can do more than simply look at the displays: you can interact with some of the installations, making the visit feel more like a journey through several different imaginary worlds.

Many areas are designed for photography and hands-on exploration: changing lighting, mirrors, unusual settings and other effects create different visual scenes as you follow the route. A visit usually takes around 45–60 minutes, making IKONO easy to include in a walk around this part of the city.

Entertainment museum — Big Fun Museum in Barcelona

Big Fun Museum is an entertainment attraction in central Barcelona, close to La Rambla. Instead of a traditional museum layout, it offers a series of themed areas featuring optical illusions, unusual settings and interactive installations. You can step into rooms with imaginative designs, experiment with perspective and take photographs right inside the exhibits.

In terms of its format, Big Fun Museum is more like an entertainment attraction than a traditional museum. The main idea is to interact with your surroundings rather than simply look at exhibits. This makes it easy to include in a walk around central Barcelona, especially if you want to add a short indoor activity to your sightseeing.

CosmoCaixa Science Museum — interactive science and the Amazon rainforest

CosmoCaixa is a science museum in the upper part of Barcelona, in the Sarrià-Sant Gervasi district, not far from Tibidabo. Science here is about much more than display cases and information panels: the permanent exhibitions invite visitors to experiment, observe and explore a range of natural and physical phenomena for themselves.

The museum’s main attraction is the Bosque Inundado (Flooded Forest), a section of the Amazon ecosystem covering around 1,000 m². This living exhibition is home to plants and more than a hundred animal species, including fish, reptiles, birds and other inhabitants of the tropical rainforest. Every 15 minutes, tropical rain falls here, recreating the conditions of the real Amazon.

But there is much more to CosmoCaixa than the Flooded Forest. Sala Universo explores the evolution of the Universe and humankind, the Micrarium lets you examine the microscopic world using magnifying instruments, and the Geological Wall displays real rock samples. The building itself is also worth a look: its older section was built in the early 20th century, while the modern museum took shape following an extensive renovation.

🤸 Trampoline parks and indoor adventures

If you fancy doing more than watching the attractions and would rather run, jump and tackle an obstacle course yourself, Barcelona and its suburbs have several large indoor parks to choose from.

Indoor trampoline and adventure park — JumpYard Barcelona

JumpYard Barcelona is located in Cornellà de Llobregat, just outside Barcelona, and offers much more than a standard trampoline park. You can jump on the trampoline courts, tackle the Ninja Course obstacle course, try climbing on the Clip ’N Climb walls and take part in interactive Valo TV games.

For those looking for a more active challenge, there is SkyRider, an aerial track running above the park, and High Ropes, with suspended obstacles. There is also a Jump Tower, where you can leap from a platform onto an airbag. Most of these activities are included in the standard JumpTime ticket, while SkyRider and High Ropes are charged separately.

The minimum age for visiting the park is 3. There is a dedicated children's area for younger visitors, where they can have plenty of fun.

HiJump Park Badalona trampoline park — jumping and obstacle courses

HiJump Park Badalona is located in the Màgic Badalona shopping centre and combines a trampoline park with a whole range of active attractions. There is a Free Jump area, a Ninja Warrior obstacle course, Slam Dunk basketball trampolines, an interactive Reaction Wall and the Hi Climb climbing area.

If ordinary trampolines aren't enough, there are more extreme attractions too: Jump Tower lets you leap from a height onto a soft landing surface, while Tower and Power is a high vertical drop. Another unusual activity is Donut Slide, where visitors slide down on inflatable rings. Many of the areas are suitable not only for children, but also for teenagers and adults.

There is a separate Kids Zone for the youngest visitors, featuring a soft-play maze and a ball pit. Children aged 5 and over can use the main activity area, while those aged 3–4 must be accompanied by an adult.

Salting L’Hospitalet trampoline park — jumping, parkour and active games

Salting L’Hospitalet is located in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat, close to Barcelona, and is an indoor trampoline park. In addition to free jumping, there are dedicated areas for basketball, parkour, skate-based activities and other exercises. Children have their own special area, Salting Kids.

Those looking for a more active challenge can try several specialist areas: Airbag, where you jump from a height onto a large safety airbag; Wall Zone, a trampoline area with a vertical wall for jumping; Battle Beam, a contest on a narrow suspended beam; and Jump Tower, which lets you jump from a platform onto a soft landing surface. There is also a trapeze for aerial exercises.

The Indoor Jumping Club trampoline park — a large indoor activity park in Barcelona

The Indoor Jumping Club is located in Barcelona’s Sant Martí district and covers more than 1,200 m². This is a fully fledged activity park rather than a small trampoline area. The main zone has more than 40 trampolines, including two Olympic trampolines, as well as interactive walls and several additional attractions.

Alongside regular jumping, you can try Airbag, with jumps onto a large safety airbag; Battle Bar, a contest on a narrow suspended beam; and Jumping Smash, an interactive jumping game. Children aged 0–7 have a separate Kids Zone covering around 240 m², while the main Jumpers area is designed for children over 7 and adults.

🎮 Entertainment centres

Barcelona and the surrounding area have large entertainment centres offering bowling, arcade games, VR and multi-level indoor play areas for children.

Sapakara Fun Parcs entertainment centre — arcades, VR and Jungle Tag

Sapakara Fun Parcs is located in Cornellà de Llobregat, close to Barcelona, and brings several types of entertainment together under one roof. It features a large indoor playground with ten big slides, a Jungle Tag obstacle course, the interactive Jump Interactive game, arcade machines and a virtual reality area.

Jungle Tag is designed for children aged 7 and over, as well as adults. Participants must tackle obstacles while earning points and competing against one another. In Jump Interactive, players become part of a virtual game and interact with what happens on screen through their body movements. If you prefer something more traditional, there are arcade games ranging from racing simulators to classic gaming machines.

Space Ilusiona Diagonal Mar entertainment centre — arcades, VR and a large children's play area

Space Ilusiona is located on the top floor of the Diagonal Mar shopping centre in Barcelona. This large indoor entertainment centre covers more than 1,500 m² and brings together several types of activity: a large themed children's play area, arcade machines, simulators and virtual reality.

The main children's attraction is a multi-level playground covering more than 1,000 m², with slides, tunnels, climbing areas and a ball pit. It is designed for children aged 4–12, with a maximum height limit of 1.50 m. Parents have a separate area with a bar and café next to the play space.

Older children, teenagers and adults can enjoy the arcade area, which features racing and sports games, simulators and other gaming machines. Some games award tickets based on the points scored, which can then be exchanged for prizes.

Ilusiona Splau entertainment centre — bowling, arcades and VR

Ilusiona Splau is located in the Splau shopping centre in Cornellà de Llobregat, close to Barcelona. The main attraction is an 18-lane bowling alley, where you can play with friends or enjoy a game with the whole family. There is also a dedicated children's play area, arcade machines, sports and racing simulators, and virtual reality attractions.

The arcade area offers a variety of video games, from racing and sports competitions to interactive arcade machines. Some games award tickets based on the points you score, which can be exchanged for prizes. There are also VR games and American pool, while the bar and café provide a place to relax between games.

🏎️ Karting in Barcelona and the surrounding area

The area around Barcelona has karting venues for different types of outing, from indoor tracks suitable for visiting with young children to large outdoor circuits with challenging corners and changes in elevation.

Indoor Karting Barcelona — racing for the whole family

Indoor Karting Barcelona is located in Sant Feliu de Llobregat, close to Barcelona. It has an indoor track with corners and changes in elevation, where you can enjoy real races and compete for the fastest lap time. As the track is indoors, you can race whatever the weather.

You can also visit with young children: those aged 2–5 have a separate mini-karting area with electric cars. Children aged 6 and over who are at least 125 cm tall can use the main track, with special karts provided for them. Teenagers aged 14 and over and adults can switch to more powerful karts, so family members can choose the type of racing that suits them.

In addition to karting, the complex has an eight-lane bowling alley, a laser tag arena and a restaurant overlooking the track. You can easily turn your visit into a full day of activities: start with some racing, then play a game of bowling or try a team battle in the laser tag arena.

Indoor karting — Gené Karting, racing for children and adults

Gené Karting is located in the Vilamarina shopping centre in Viladecans, close to Barcelona. Its indoor track has a winding layout with 17 corners, and sections that rise and dip along the way. This makes the circuit about more than just speed: you need to watch your racing line and take the corners precisely.

Special Junior karts are available for children aged 6 and over who are at least 128 cm tall. Younger children can also join in using a two-seater kart, with an adult driving and the child riding as a passenger.

Large outdoor karting circuit — Karting Parcmotor Castellolí

Karting Parcmotor Castellolí is located in Castellolí, around a 40–50-minute drive from Barcelona. Its main feature is an outdoor circuit more than 1,340 metres long, designed by motorcycle racer Dani Pedrosa. It includes a long straight, sharp corners, climbs, descents and sudden changes in elevation. One of its most unusual sections is a corkscrew turn, where the track changes level sharply.

Adults aren't the only ones who can race here: special karts are available for children aged 7–12 who are at least 125 cm tall, while children aged 5 and over who are at least 1 metre tall can ride in two-seater karts with an adult. Faster karts are available for experienced teenagers.

Parcmotor offers more than just karting. The complex covers more than 70,000 m² and includes five themed paintball fields and Humor Amarillo, a team challenge featuring inflatable obstacles, relay races and fun tasks. You can choose a single activity or spend the whole day here, combining racing with other competitions.

🧩 Family escape rooms

In Barcelona, you can do more than just visit the sights — you can become the hero of your own adventure: hunt for pirate treasure, learn magic, save enchanted worlds and solve detective mysteries.

Family escape rooms and interactive games — Aventurico Barcelona

Aventurico is an adventure game centre in Barcelona with two venues in the Eixample district: near Tetuan metro station (Carrer de Roger de Flor, 89) and close to Monumental (Carrer de la Diputació, 455). It offers classic escape rooms with themes inspired by Alice in Wonderland, a school of magic and jungle adventures, as well as active team games. Unlike conventional rooms filled with puzzles, some challenges require not only quick thinking but also agility, speed and good teamwork.

There is plenty of choice for families with children. In Alice and the Key of Time, participants help Alice save a magical world; the game is designed for children aged 6–13 and lasts 45 minutes. Academy of Magic offers a one-hour adventure at a school of magic for children aged 8 and over, while The Jungle Secret takes the team into a mysterious jungle and is suitable for participants aged 9 and over. Younger children have their own games, such as Enchanted Creatures for ages 5–8. At the Monumental venue, you can also try Pulse Up: The Floor Is Lava, an interactive challenge where players complete tasks on a game floor.

Magic-themed escape room — Magic Escape Barcelona, an adventure at a school of wizardry

Magic Escape Barcelona is located in the Gràcia district, at Carrer de Ramón y Cajal, 67. Here, participants enter a school of magic and must uncover the mystery of the disappearance of the great wizard Zaregord. The escape room consists of several themed rooms filled with puzzles, magical effects and unexpected plot twists. A real host dressed as a wizard takes part in the story, helping to bring the adventure to life. The game lasts 60 minutes and accommodates teams of 2–10 people.

The family experience is suitable for children aged 5 and over. For children aged 5–9, at least two adults are required, and the number of adults must be at least equal to the number of children in this age group. Children aged 10–13 can take part in a separate group, accompanied by a host throughout the game. Adults visiting with teenagers will enjoy it too, as the challenges are not designed exclusively for young children. The organisers emphasise that the escape room is not scary: the focus is on magic, puzzles and surprises rather than frightening effects.

Family escape rooms — Lock-Clock, pirate treasure and the mystery of Gaudí

Lock-Clock is located in Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, just a few steps from the Els 4 Gats restaurant and not far from Plaça de Catalunya. There are several themed escape rooms to choose from, but two are particularly interesting for families with children. In Aztec Treasure, participants become a crew of pirates on a mission to find the treasure of an ancient civilisation and escape from a cursed ship before the storm destroys it. Mission Gaudí takes players to Antoni Gaudí’s workshop in 1936, where they must save the blueprints for the Sagrada Família from a fire.

Aztec Treasure is a pirate adventure involving the search for ancient treasure, making it a good choice for families with school-age children. Mission Gaudí is better suited to older children and teenagers: players must save the Sagrada Família blueprints in a recreation of Antoni Gaudí’s workshop. Both escape rooms last around 60 minutes. The conditions for children’s participation depend on the scenario you choose.

Children’s escape room — EMOTION! El Gato, the search for a missing cat

EMOTION! El Gato is located in the Gràcia district, at Carrer de Pau Alsina, 26. This escape room has been specially designed for children. The story centres on a cat that disappears from its grandparents’ house while they are away. To solve the mystery, players must search the rooms carefully, look for clues and work together to solve puzzles. A host stays inside the room and helps the team throughout the game, so children are never left to tackle difficult challenges on their own.

The standard children's game is designed for ages 8–14 and lasts 60 minutes. Families can also choose a separate format in which children and adults complete the escape room as one team. Groups can include 2–6 participants, with at least one child aged 6–14 required. In the family format, participants aged 5 and over are welcome. There are no frightening scenes or physical challenges: the focus is on finding clues, paying attention to details and solving puzzles together.

Detective escape room — Mystery Escape Barcelona, the mystery of an old manor house

Mystery Escape Barcelona is located in the Poblenou district, at Avenida Diagonal, 111–113. Here, you can try The Mystery of the Manor, an investigation set in an old manor house where a young heiress, Marie de Meauconduits, was murdered more than a hundred years ago. Participants must search for clues, solve puzzles and discover what happened in order to free the young woman’s spirit. The game takes place in themed surroundings and lasts 60 minutes.

The escape room is designed for participants aged 10 and over and is a good choice for older children who enjoy detective stories, puzzles and mysteries with a supernatural twist. Teenagers under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Keep the storyline in mind, too: the investigation involves a murder and a ghostly heroine, so it may not be suitable for younger children.

If your Spanish isn't very strong, that doesn't mean you have to miss out on the adventure: the escape rooms are also available in English and Catalan, while French can be arranged on request. So the language barrier doesn't have to stop you from solving the mystery of the old manor house!