Live Barcelona weather & travel essentials for visitors
Quick links to get around and plan your visit — the metro map, a live map of the city, the best museums, and a few spots worth seeing beyond the postcards.
Over 4,000 works by Picasso across five medieval palaces in El Born.
Catalonia’s national art museum, from Romanesque frescoes to modern art, inside the Palau Nacional.
The world’s largest collection of Joan Miró’s work, on Montjuïc hill.
Barcelona’s science museum, with a planetarium and a recreated flooded Amazon forest.
Contemporary art from the mid-20th century to today, in El Raval.
Gaudí’s unfinished masterpiece. Book tickets ahead — walk-up tickets aren’t sold at the door.
Gaudí’s mosaic-covered park with panoramic views over the city. Timed entry required.
Gaudí’s surreal, dragon-backed façade on Passeig de Gràcia.
Barcelona’s medieval old town — narrow stone streets, hidden squares, free to wander.
A free 360° viewpoint over the whole city, tucked away on a hill locals love and most tourists miss.
SkyTouristBarcelona is a simple tool showing the current weather forecast for Barcelona, built for visitors planning their day. Data loads live on every visit from a public weather service, so the forecast is always current — no manual refreshing needed. We show current temperature, feels-like temperature, humidity, wind speed and precipitation, an hourly forecast for today, and a 7-day outlook with highs, lows and rain probability. The site also includes practical links for getting around the city and a short list of museums and sights worth your time.
If rain probability is above 50%, bring an umbrella even if it isn’t raining yet — coastal weather can shift quickly. When the feels-like temperature is much lower than the actual temperature, it usually means strong wind — dress in layers. Summer humidity near the sea can make heat feel stronger than the thermometer shows, so plan outdoor sightseeing for morning or evening.
Data loads live every time you open the page, and the weather service we use updates its models several times a day, so the forecast shown is always the latest available. The page also refreshes automatically every 30 minutes while open.
The forecast is generated for central Barcelona. Conditions in outer districts and nearby towns may vary slightly, especially temperature and rain in summer.
Weather data comes from Open-Meteo, a public weather service combining global and European forecast models (including ECMWF and ICON) — the same kind of models used by professional weather services.
Yes, the page is fully mobile-friendly and can be added to your phone’s home screen as a shortcut.
This site does not collect personal data directly and does not require registration or sign-in. To show the forecast, we send an anonymous request to Open-Meteo (only Barcelona’s geographic coordinates, not visitor data).
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For questions, feedback or to report a forecast error, write to us at: contact@skytouristbarcelona.com