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With the arrival of October, leaves begin to fall, crisp autumn air fills the streets, and Barcelona undergoes a transformation. When the weather permits, this season invites you to take unhurried strolls, bask in the golden light of Mediterranean afternoons, and discover an event-packed agenda.
If you are looking for ideas to make the most of this time of year, here are 6 autumn plans in Barcelona you shouldn't miss, along with how to get to each one easily by public transport using the Hola Barcelona Travel Card.
1. 48h Open House Barcelona: Architecture Behind Closed Doors
One of the city's star and most anticipated autumn events. On the weekend of October 24 and 25, the 48h Open House Barcelona architecture festival allows free entry into the interiors of over 200 emblematic buildings, designer homes, secret courtyards, and architectural spaces usually closed to the general public.
How to get there:
Since the festival is spread across all city districts, the best option is to navigate using the integrated metro and bus network with your Hola Barcelona Travel Card.
2. Creepy Halloween and Haunted Passages at Poble Espanyol
For lovers of mystery and the Halloween spirit, Poble Espanyol transforms during the second half of October with activities suited for all audiences. From Creepy Halloween Family—a daytime trail filled with riddles and tunnels for little ones—to La Zona, an immersive haunted passage with music and high-tension zones designed for the bravest visitors on autumn nights.
How to get there:
Metro: Espanya (L1 and L3).
Bus: Lines 13, 23, and 150.
Barcelona Bus Turístic: Poble Espanyol stop (Red Route).
3. Autumn Delights at Markets and Neighborhoods: Panellets, Chestnuts, and Sweet Potatoes
As October progresses, autumn flavors take over the city. Beyond encountering cozy street stalls selling roasted chestnuts and sweet potatoes on corner streets, one of the best experiences is visiting municipal markets (such as La Boqueria, Sant Antoni, or Santa Caterina) and neighborhood bakeries to taste authentic handcrafted pine nut panellets paired with a fine glass of sweet Moscatell wine.ell.
How to get there:
Move seamlessly between neighborhoods, visiting markets and street stalls without worrying about single tickets, using the Hola Barcelona Travel Card.
4. Oktoberfest Barcelona: The Great Beer Festival at Fira Gran Via
If you enjoy international gastronomy and a lively atmosphere, Bavarian tradition lands in the city until October 11. The Fira de Barcelona Gran Via hall hosts a new edition of Oktoberfest—a large covered space with long shared tables, live music, and authentic traditional food such as sausages, pretzels, and various beer selections.
How to get there:
Metro: Europa | Fira (L9 Sud) or Fira (L9 Sud).
FGC: Europa | Fira Station (Lines L8, S3, S4, S8, R5, and R6).
Bus: Lines H12, 46, and 65.
5. In-Edit Festival: The Top Event for Music Documentaries
From October 29 to November 8, Mooby Aribau cinemas host the 24th edition of the In-Edit Festival, the leading festival dedicated to music documentaries. A perfect cultural plan for autumn afternoons featuring international premieres, tributes to music icons like Marianne Faithfull, and works by renowned directors such as Carla Simón or Albert Serra.
How to get there:
Metro: Universitat (L1 and L2) or Hospital Clínic (L5).
FGC: Provença Station.
Bus: Lines H10, V13, 54, and 63.
6. (Re)discover La Rambla: Free Guided Tours
Organized by the Amics de La Rambla association, the '(Re)discover La Rambla' series offers a program of themed guided tours throughout October. It is a unique opportunity to walk Barcelona's most iconic promenade from unseen perspectives, covering cinema, politics, and its lesser-known history.
How to get there:
Metro: Catalunya (L1 and L3), Liceu (L3), or Drassanes (L3).
Bus: Lines V13, 59, and D20.
Barcelona Bus Turístic: La Rambla - Colom stop (Red Route).
Enjoy Autumn with the Best October Plans in Barcelona
Whether you prefer savoring Castanyada sweets at local markets, experiencing a spooky Halloween night, tasting Oktoberfest delicacies, or uncovering secrets at Open House, moving around Barcelona during autumn is convenient and effortless.
The Hola Barcelona Travel Card grants you unlimited access for 24, 48, 72, 96, or 120 hours to the entire integrated public transport network (Metro, TMB city buses, Tram, FGC, and Rodalies de Catalunya in Zone 1), including the metro trip from Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport.
Welcome Autumn! Organize your schedule with the best plans, buy your Hola Barcelona Travel Card online with a 10% discount, and start enjoying autumn. Hola Barcelona takes you there!
