NUM maps 10 visitor centers in Barcelona, and which are official tourist offices with a person at the desk rather than a rack of leaflets or a tour kiosk.
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The real tourist offices are run by Turisme de Barcelona and carry its name and logo. Elsewhere, booths and shops marked "tourist information", especially on La Rambla and around the Sagrada Família, are usually selling tours or tickets and giving advice that steers you towards them. The official offices can sell the Hola Barcelona transport card, which covers the airport metro. For hiking information the official city offices are less useful than the Collserola center.
The Centre d'Informació Turística de Barcelona, underground at Plaça de Catalunya. There is also an official point at the Columbus monument, Turisme de Barcelona Oficina Colón.
NUM's directory maps 10 visitor centers in Barcelona, including official tourist offices, the Collserola park center and a few private tour desks.
Yes. The official Turisme de Barcelona offices sell the Hola Barcelona travel card among other passes.
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