Free entry to museums and other attractions with these discount cards.
There are several discount cards available in Barcelona. Find out which one is right for you here: Barcelona discount card comparison
If you are under 26 years old and you are visiting other countries besides Spain, you may be interested in an ISIC card from STA Travel.
Madrid Card
With the Madrid Card, practically everything you want to do in Madrid is free, you just have to decide if you can do them all in one day. Please read this page carefully about what the Madrid Card offers and take a look at the review (below) before purchasing.
Barcelona card
Better value than the Madrid Card, but with less free stuff.
See also: Barcelona discount card comparison
Seville card
The Seville card is the most expensive of the four cards, but with a lot to do in Seville (and for the most part quite expensive, not surprising).
Sevilla Culture Card
As with the Madrid Cultura Card, this cheaper discount card covers most of the same things as the main Sevilla Card, but is much cheaper.
Barcelona ARQUEOticket
A cheaper alternative to the Barcelona Card, the ARQUEOticket offers entry to the Barbier-Mueller Museum, the Egyptian Museum of Barcelona, the Maritime Museum of Barcelona, the Museum of Archeology of Catalonia and the Museum of History of the Ciutat de Barcelona.
See also: Barcelona discount card comparison
Zaragoza Card
The cheapest card offered, the Zaragoza card, will give you free access to almost all the important places in the city, but since most of them are quite cheap, you will need a very full day to get your money’s worth.
ISIC card
Full-time students (of any age) can qualify for this card, the most famous student discount card in the world. If you are not a student but under 25 (or a teacher), scroll down for more cards available.
International Youth Travel Card / International Teacher Identity Card
Like the ISIC discount card, but for those under 25 (whether in education or not) and teachers.
