good zoo. small, but ist after all also a small town. my daugher enjoyed it.read more

This is a fantastic 127mm (5 inch) gauge miniature railway, with a complex 640m-long layout…read moreconsisting of spirals, tunnels and bridges, and a proper railway station building of its own, all in landscaped grounds. It's like a model railway layout but larger! Trains are operated by volunteers, with some 14 different locomotives (mostly electric, but there are some steam engines). As well as giving rides, they run freight trains around the circuit for fun too. Unsurprisingly, it's very popular indeed with children, although the 'coaches' - which you sit astride - can also take adults. It's operated by AFEVI - the Amics del ferrocarril de Vilanova i la Geltrú (Friends of the Railway of Vilanova i la Geltrú) and the circuit was completed in 1988. Clearly, some adults have as much fun as the children!

PortAventura World is honestly a blast if you love rollercoasters and don't mind big crowds. The…read moretheming is really well done, with different areas that feel like mini adventures, and the rides--especially Shambhala and Red Force--are absolutely insane. That said, it gets really busy, so unless you want to spend half your day in queues, get the Express Pass. Food's nothing special and pretty overpriced, but overall, it's a fun, high-energy day out that's worth it if you're into thrills. W 99/100

The park should open the rides and shows that you pay for on entry…read moreNo response from there app Pawla and guest services are a waste of time

Amazing place to celebrate kids birthday! Its an hour drive from Barcelona. Our family had a lot of…read morefun competing who is the fastest :))

The local zoo is generally one of our "must do" items since we have 2 small kids in tow. I wasn't…read moreplanning on visiting the zoo except our Park Guell tickets gave us discount, so it made the decision much easier for me. The zoo's layout is quite good - there are 2 sides once you enter the main entrance, and each exhibit is not too far from each other so you can essentially follow the road and be able to see every single animal the zoo has to offer. The cafeteria is overpriced as expected, but at least the food is decent for what you have to pay. The souvenir shop's attendant wasn't as friendly as we expected, but we still ended up getting a few items so the kids have something to remember this place by.

I think I walked from the Arc de Triomf to this zoo without knowing there's a zoo at the end of…read morethis city park in Barcelona! Great surprise. I wanted to get away from La Ramblas, Gaudy, Picasso and the tourists just for one afternoon, and I succeeded. As soon as I entered the zoo, I felt like this zoo is pretty much a large open space zoo, meaning animals are not roaming around, but pretty close to the people inside the low fences. I don't know how far I walked, but saw a lot of animals in the zoo. I love to walk around zoo in any city. This zoo is perfect for that reason.

Redforce was amazing would go again atmosphere was lovely flying dreams is also recommended if you…read morelike simulations at parks and for hardcore F1 fans it is a must-go experience.

Fun some cool rides like the farrari experience the yellow ride was ok but not the best.read more