MUHBA Turó de la Rovira

Local history museum · Can Baro

MUHBA Turó de la Rovira

Local history museum · Can Baro

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Carrer de Marià Labèrnia, s/n, Horta-Guinardó, 08032 Barcelona, Spain

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MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google
MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google
MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google
MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google
MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google
MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google
MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google
MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google
MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google
MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google
MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google
MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google
MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google
MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google
MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google
MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google
MUHBA Turó de la Rovira by Google

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Perched 900 feet above Barcelona, this historic bunker transformed into a panoramic viewpoint offers stunning 360-degree views and a perfect sunset backdrop.  

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Carrer de Marià Labèrnia, s/n, Horta-Guinardó, 08032 Barcelona, Spain Get directions

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Carrer de Marià Labèrnia, s/n, Horta-Guinardó, 08032 Barcelona, Spain Get directions

+34 932 56 21 22
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"This mirador, or viewpoint, is worth the climb for its unparalleled 360-degree views of the entire city, the Mediterranean Sea, and the rolling green hills of Collserola. Located some 900 feet above sea level, the hilltop was considered a strategic spot for defending Barcelona from bombings during the Spanish Civil War; anti-aircraft batteries and gunner bunkers were built here for this purpose. After the war, there was a desperate lack of housing, and the abandoned military structures were incorporated into a shantytown. Remarkably, people lived here until 1990, when the city took it over and turned it into a heritage site, complete with illuminating photographs and signage detailing the history of this unique place."

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Joni Gritzner

Google
Beautiful Panoramic view point from the top. It is an abandoned Bunker with many walls, floor tiles and stairs around. A big area with lots of places to relax and watch the view. A short walk up the hill but worth it. I highly recommend this place. Bring some snacks and something to drink because you will want to spend some time there.

Ebun Oluwole

Google
There’s honestly nothing like finishing a day by hiking up here to have dinner while watching the sun set over Barcelona. The view is absolutely breathtaking. Prepare to be blown away. It’s quite a distance but I promise it is absolutely worth it. If you’re scared of heights and can’t climb to the very top, you don’t have to. You can seat anywhere and still get a great view. Which means you need to get an hour before sunset to get a great spot. Also, it gets busy but you won’t feel alone as a solo traveller in the midst of strangers. It also gets a bit chilly/windy depending on the season so don’t forget to bring a hoodies along. Not forgetting, it is completely free.

Trishie Shumba

Google
Perfect place for a picnic while watching the sun go down. You can bring yourself some snacks and everything. But bringing something warm won't be a bad idea. It's a bit cooler up here. The views are spectacular!!!

G C

Google
Breathtaking panoramic views of the city! On our way to the bunkers, we took a cab and were dropped off at the bottom of the hill. A steep walk up the stairs to the bunkers (about 10 min) but well worth the hike. Much less touristy and crowded than Parc Guell. Will definitely be back!

Sahil Mohd.

Google
A beautiful place to have a glimpse of the city of Barcelona. Not very famous among the tourists so not very crowded. The accessibility to this place is very easy, a walk of about 5-10 mins and google maps directs you perfectly.

O O

Google
In fact, this place has nothing to do with a bunker. This is the place where the air defense guns stood in the civil war of 1936-1939. After the war, there were so-called "barracks" , where working people from all over Spain lived, they worked in numerous factories in the city of Barcelona. The "barracks" existed on this site until the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. The "barracks" were one of the important cultural pages of the city.

Gaspard Avat

Google
Great views of the city, perfect for sunrise or sunset, easy hike up, perfect for a date. Lots of open, flat space for sitting.

Raj Sheth

Google
The views here are SENSATIONAL! I would plan to come here around sunset - bring food and alcohol and just enjoy the sun going down on such a beautiful city. The vibe is also just so nice, a lot of young adults hanging out and listening to music and just having an all around great time. The walk up isn't bad at all and is pretty quick. Maybe one of my favorite view points!

Joni Gritzner

Google
Beautiful Panoramic view point from the top. It is an abandoned Bunker with many walls, floor tiles and stairs around. A big area with lots of places to relax and watch the view. A short walk up the hill but worth it. I highly recommend this place. Bring some snacks and something to drink because you will want to spend some time there.

Ebun Oluwole

Google
There’s honestly nothing like finishing a day by hiking up here to have dinner while watching the sun set over Barcelona. The view is absolutely breathtaking. Prepare to be blown away. It’s quite a distance but I promise it is absolutely worth it. If you’re scared of heights and can’t climb to the very top, you don’t have to. You can seat anywhere and still get a great view. Which means you need to get an hour before sunset to get a great spot. Also, it gets busy but you won’t feel alone as a solo traveller in the midst of strangers. It also gets a bit chilly/windy depending on the season so don’t forget to bring a hoodies along. Not forgetting, it is completely free.

Trishie Shumba

Google
Perfect place for a picnic while watching the sun go down. You can bring yourself some snacks and everything. But bringing something warm won't be a bad idea. It's a bit cooler up here. The views are spectacular!!!

G C

Google
Breathtaking panoramic views of the city! On our way to the bunkers, we took a cab and were dropped off at the bottom of the hill. A steep walk up the stairs to the bunkers (about 10 min) but well worth the hike. Much less touristy and crowded than Parc Guell. Will definitely be back!

Sahil Mohd.

Google
A beautiful place to have a glimpse of the city of Barcelona. Not very famous among the tourists so not very crowded. The accessibility to this place is very easy, a walk of about 5-10 mins and google maps directs you perfectly.

O O

Google
In fact, this place has nothing to do with a bunker. This is the place where the air defense guns stood in the civil war of 1936-1939. After the war, there were so-called "barracks" , where working people from all over Spain lived, they worked in numerous factories in the city of Barcelona. The "barracks" existed on this site until the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. The "barracks" were one of the important cultural pages of the city.

Gaspard Avat

Google
Great views of the city, perfect for sunrise or sunset, easy hike up, perfect for a date. Lots of open, flat space for sitting.

Raj Sheth

Google
The views here are SENSATIONAL! I would plan to come here around sunset - bring food and alcohol and just enjoy the sun going down on such a beautiful city. The vibe is also just so nice, a lot of young adults hanging out and listening to music and just having an all around great time. The walk up isn't bad at all and is pretty quick. Maybe one of my favorite view points!