Torre de Collserola. Telecommunications Tower of Collserola Barcelona. Opened in July 1992 for the Olympic games in Barcelona. The tower is 288 meters high and is located in the Collserola hills near Tibidado. The exact location is known as Turo de la Vilana and is situated 445 meters above sea level. The tower rises a further 268 meters from this height. There are thirteen platforms between the 84 metre and the 152 metre points of the Tower.

The tenth platform has been designed as a Public Viewing Deck and is 560 meters above sea level. The glass elevator ride is breathtaking as are the superb views of Barcelona city, the Mediterranean Sea and the Catalan backlands, which can be seen up to distances of over 70 kilometres on a clear day. The viewing deck is reached from inside the mountain by means of an elevator which travels up the outside of the concrete shaft.

Collserola Tower opening times

How to get to Collserola Tower by public transport

Take the S2 line FGC trains (part of Metro network) to the FCG station of Peu del Funicular also called the 'Vallvidrera Inferior'. From here take the funicular train to the station called Vallvidrera Superior which is near the top of Tibidabo hill. Then take bus number 111, which passes close to the Torre de Collserola every half hour.

Collserola Tower is free with Barcelona Card