Top Shows in Spain

If you're looking to save some cash, grab lunch at a nearby café instead of inside the arena. The prices in the concession stands are pretty steep!

Plan to visit on a weekday if you can... The weekend crowds were intense, and I found it harder to enjoy the space without feeling rushed

I recommend you visit early in the day, around 10 AM, to avoid crowds and have a more peaceful experience when looking at the exhibits.

I found the audio guide super helpful, but just so you know, it’s only available at the main entrance. Don’t miss out by going around and then having to backtrack!

Pro tip: dress comfortably! The seating can get a bit cramped, but wearing the right shoes helps you enjoy it much more!

My advice is to use public transport; it's super easy and parking can get tricky around there. The metro stop is just a short walk away.

I suggest checking their website for free events or exhibitions before you go; I found a cool concert that didn’t cost a dime!

My advice is to arrive around 30 minutes before the show starts. You can grab a drink and explore the area a bit without feeling rushed!

I think it's totally worth it to book your tickets online in advance. I skipped the long lines and got in quickly, which saved me so much time!

I suggest checking the schedule online before you go. Some shows can get sold out, and it saves time if you book in advance. I missed out on a cool bullfighting event because I didn’t check ahead!

My advice is to grab some tapas at a nearby bar before the show. It’s a great way to save money and enjoy local cuisine. The atmosphere is lively, and you won’t regret it!