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Getting to Barcelona

Getting to Barcelona is possible by air, road, sea and rail so there are many choices for getting to Barcelona. Below we take a look at the 4 options in more detail

Flying to Barcelona

There are 3 airports you can choose to fly into Barcelona and you have the choice of dozens of airlines.

The 3 Barcelona airports are:

  • Barcelona International airport located in El Prat which is 10 Km from the centre of Barcelona. There are airport buses, plenty of cabs and also a train you can use, to get to and from the airport.

  • Girona airport is not really in Barcelona because it is located 50 minutes drive North in the town of Girona. This airport though still serves Barcelona and with some very cheap budget flights via the likes of Ryanair, many people opt for this option. There are coaches laid on to Barcelona central bus station and the fare is quite small.

  • Reus airport is 90 km from central Barcelona and is located just south of the town of Tarragona. This airport also is great for budget flights although this is arguably the least attractive of the 3 airports for flying to Barcelona.

Driving to Barcelona

You will need to have your wits about you if you are not familiar with the erratic style that exists in Barcelona and some other Spanish cities.

Spain road mapBy road you can drive from the South of France on the main road straight down the coast on the E-15 road to Barcelona and from the South you can drive North from cities such as Valencia on the E-15. From Madrid the E-90 is likely to the road you need to drive to and from Barcelona.

Barcelona by boat

A number of cruise lines, yachts, boats and ferry services go to and from Barcelona and from a number of destinations.

To find out the list if ferry lines, cruise ships and other boat services you can access all of the information you should need via the official Barcelona Port site at www apb.es/en/PORT

Barcelona by Train

Barcelona train travel is not bad, with Barcelona served on the main train line services for Spain and it will soon be a part of the high speed rail network which links also with the South of France. Work continues to go for this high speed rail link at the time of writing.

You can travel to and from Barcelona to all main cities by train and the official site for all train information for Barcelona is with RENFE.

Overall, Getting to Barcelona is not really a problem.

 


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