Lee Pedley

Visited during our stay in Barcelona and was a real hidden gem. Lovely building stood in time, with lots of old memorabilia and the stadium exactly as it was. Price was affordable to go in and from the outside you would never guess it was a bull fighting ring. Fantastic place and definitely worth a visit if you are in Barcelona.

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Jonathan Gilchrist

Not many knew of this place but it was so interesting to see. Only €6 to enter and you could explore the entire grounds and see where they kept the bulls, how they entered the arena, and walk onto the arena grounds yourself. It was worth the small price for sure.

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Gethin Sugar

Despite its brutal past, the building itself is very pretty. There is a small museum here and you are able to walk around almost all of the building, through the corridors, stands and even some of the back rooms. The entry fee is also very reasonable. This might not be one of the top sites in Barcelona but I'd definitely recommend visiting if you have time.

+17

Jake

Walked past this during our day in Barcelona. Very impressive on the outside. Doesn't look as lovely as Seville's. But its definitely worth checking out, I believe they do tours as well.

Lester Seow

Not a bad place to check out if you have an interest in something that used to be such a major part of the city's culture. The entrance is a bit tricky to find, just walk around the whole building and eventually you'll find a small open gate with a small booth to collect your money. For €8 per person, it's a decent place to spend an hour. Would have given the place 5 stars if the place had an option to book a guided tour so that someone could explain the different parts of the bullring and how it used to function. We end up needing to use wiki and Google translate to be our tour guide and translate some of the exhibits in the museum. And also couldn't give it 5 stars due to the souvenir shop being very expensive, like a simple T-shirt with a bull emblem for €100!

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That’s How We Feast

Monumental is a hidden gem! Once a bustling bullring, it now hosts the occasional concert. Sure, the ticket price for the tiny museum might be a bit high, but the stunning architecture makes it worth it. Hardly anyone was there when we visited, so we snagged some epic photos! If you’re into unique photo ops, this place is a must-visit!

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Saito Walker

It’s a nice quiet location to go to, you will need to pay to get in. The price of entry is 6 Euros for adult. Inside there is a museum showing the history of bullfighting. Overall a good place to visit.

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c.han. b_

I do recommend to visit this place. I don't like the history of it, but it is part of there culture. It's really impressive, I 'enjoyed' it. The entrance ticket is 6 euro's per person and you can walk around by yourself and it includes the small museum. The ladies working there did not speak English but with hand and foot work you will survive. (You only have to say how many tickets and if you pay by cash or card.) BE AWARE: The openings time said 10 am, but when I arrived at 10.30 am they opend the gate in front of me so make sure to always come at least 30 minutes 'late' to be early. It was not busy at all (August 2, 2023).

zahra nazari

I was a bit disappointed, as there wasn’t much to see inside. It would be nice if there were models or displays of fighters in the center of the arena to help recreate the atmosphere of its history. Even something simple, like simulated sounds of the crowd cheering, applause, or the bull, would make the visit more engaging and bring the building’s past to life.

Mahir Lezan

There is only an abandoned location, this place needs some upgrades, such as bull and man sculptures, to show visitors what Extreme Pamplona looks like. The lady who welcomed me at the gate is very professional and very respectful. While she is the only person I saw in this huge building as a staff. The entrance fee is 6 euros per adult.

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