Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport has become a key hub in the Euro-Mediterranean region. Ongoing improvements to its facilities and services have strengthened its position as a well-connected gateway.
It lies 16 kilometres south of the city.
Terminals T1 and T2 (A, B and C):
The terminals are organised by airline rather than by destination or country.
Barcelona is one of the Mediterranean’s main cruise ports and a key gateway to the city by sea. The Port of Barcelona has several passenger terminals for both cruise ships and ferries, all equipped with modern facilities that make arrival smooth and straightforward.
There are regular sailings to the Balearic Islands and other Mediterranean ports. The port is also close to the city centre, making it easy to reach the main sights by public transport, taxi or other means.
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Arriving in Barcelona by train is a fast, convenient and sustainable option. The city is well connected to destinations across Spain and Europe thanks to high-speed and conventional rail networks that link Barcelona with major cities.
The stations are located in key parts of the city and are well connected to public transport, making it easy to reach the centre and main points of interest. There is also a wide range of services, from Rodalies commuter trains to long-distance routes, so you can choose what best suits your journey.
Travelling by train is also a relaxed and efficient way to start discovering Barcelona from the moment you arrive.
Arriving in Barcelona by bus is a practical, flexible and accessible way to reach the city. Services run regularly from destinations across Spain and Europe, making it a convenient choice for many travellers.
Bus stations are well located and connected to the public transport network, so it is easy to continue on into the city centre or other areas. A wide range of timetables and services also makes it simple to plan a journey that suits different travel plans.
Travelling by bus is often one of the more affordable options, combining comfort and flexibility and offering a straightforward way to arrive in Barcelona and start exploring.
Barcelona is well connected by road to the rest of Catalonia, Spain and the south of France, thanks to a network of motorways and main routes that make it easy to reach. The Ronda de Dalt and the Ronda del Litoral form the main ring roads, distributing traffic and linking the different neighbourhoods.
Once in the city, however, getting around is geared towards walking, public transport and other more sustainable options. Private car use is regulated, on-street parking is limited, and it is worth bearing in mind the Low Emission Zone, which restricts access for certain vehicles depending on their emissions.
For that reason, arriving by car can be useful in some cases, but once here Barcelona is generally easier to navigate using other forms of transport.
Barcelona's Eixample district has hidden architectural gems like this palace, a truly unique building in a combination of classical and eclectic styles, dating from the late 19th century. It stands on the corner of Carrer Mallorca and Carrer Roger de Llúria and was the former home of the Casades family. It currently houses the lawyers' association, the Il·lustre Col·legi d'Advocats de Barcelona.
CaixaForum, the Cultural Centre of “La Caixa” Foundation, is housed in one of Barcelona’s landmark buildings, the Casaramona textile mill, a jewel of industrial modernista architecture designed by Josep Puig i Cadafalch.
Enjoy wine tourism in a different way on this 4x4 trail through the Penedès. You’ll visit two wineries, taste their wines and learn all the secrets of how they are made. An experience to be enjoyed with the five senses!.
Ride the train to the top of the Montserrat mountains and you'll be able to see the beauty of these mystical mountains.
Join this walking tour focusing on Barcelona’s most acclaimed architectural style and learn all about Gaudí while visiting three of his most emblematic works: Casa Vicens, La Pedrera and Casa Batlló.
This package gives you the opportunity to go on a programmed tour of two of Antoni Gaudí’s best-known landmarks, in one day and in different languages: the Sagrada Família and Park Güell. You can choose to begin your tour at Park Güell followed by the Sagrada Família, or vice-versa. You decide!.
Expert chefs will take you on a tour of the iconic Boqueria Market to choose the freshest produce which you'll use to make some delicious tapas. You're creations will be paired with the finest Catalan wines while you enjoy matchless views of Barcelona.
This package gives you the opportunity to visit two of Antoni Gaudí’s best-known landmarks: the Sagrada Família and its towers and Park Güell.
You have a date with the tradition and culture of cava at Bodegas Freixenet, the country's leading cava producer and one of the world's leading brands. You'll be welcomed with a glass of cava… and with open arms just 45 minutes away from Barcelona.
