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1. www.rome2rio.com › s › Barcelona-Airport-BCNHow to get from Barcelona Airport (BCN) to Barcelona by ...

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   There are 7 ways to get from Barcelona Airport (BCN) to Barcelona by subway, bus, taxi, car, train, shuttle, or towncar. Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2rio's travel planner.

2. fullsuitcase.com › barcelona-travel-tipsTraveling to Barcelona for the First Time: 19 Tips & Tricks

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   • Research & Book in Advance
   • Save Time & Money When Visiting Barcelona’s Main Landmarks
   • Avoid High Season, Bank Holidays, and School Breaks
   • Stay in The City Center
   • Explore The Gothic Quarter
   • Use Barcelona Metro
   • Wear Comfortable Shoes
   • Adjust Your Dining Schedule
   • Try Tapas
   • Tipping in Barcelona

   One of the biggest mistakes you can make when visiting Barcelona for the first time is not to plan your trip in advance. So congratulations – because you are reading this, you already have a head start compared to other visitors! Whether it’s flights, accommodations, or tickets for the main Barcelona attractions – booking in advance means that you ...

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   Visiting Barcelona for the first time also means visiting all the main landmarks and attractions. Of course, you will want to see the famous La Sagrada Familia and the other iconic Gaudi buildings and architecture! Just make sure that you are well prepared so that you don’t waste hours and days standing in lines. TIP: If you want to make the most o...

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   As one of the most-visited cities in Europe, Barcelona is always busy. Still, there is a huge difference between visiting Barcelona in the high season (June-August), in the shoulder season (April-May and September-October + New Year), or in the low season when there are fewer international travelers and hardly any cruise ships in town. Because we t...

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   Another very important thing to take into account when traveling to Barcelona is where to stay. While it’s often tempting to choose cheaper accommodation further away from the city center, we have learned the hard way that it’s not the best idea. Yes, it can save you some money, but it will cost you time and comfort. It’s so easy if you can just wa...

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   One of the most beautiful parts of Barcelona is the old Gothic Quarter(Barri Gòtic). No visit to the city would be complete without exploring this fascinating area. While the district gets its name thanks to the 13-15th century Gothic buildings, it’s actually the oldest part of Barcelona with archeological finds dating to Roman times. The main land...

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   Barcelona is a big city and its attractions are scattered throughout. So no matter where you stay, eventually, you’ll find yourself in need of a transfer. By far the easiest and the fastest way to get around the city is by taking the metro. And, if you avoid peak times, the metro is surprisingly quiet. There are all kinds of multi-day and multi-jou...

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   Just as with any city trip, traveling to Barcelona means that you’ll be walking a lot. Make sure that you wear comfortable walking shoes! Take my word for it, wrong footwear can ruin your entire vacation. Get lightweight sneakers or slip-on shoes for your Barcelona trip. I wear and recommend shoes in this style; they are light and comfy – ideal for...

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   You may have heard this before – Spanish people have very different habits when it comes to dining times. The main meal of the day is lunch and it usually starts at around 2 – 2.30 PM. Most restaurants will not open for dinner before 8 – 9 PM. We were a bit worried about late dinner times because we traveled to Barcelona with kids, but it worked ou...

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   No visit to Barcelona would be complete without tapas. In case you don’t know what tapas are, this is just a popular Spanish word for small snacks. Like appetizers in the US or antipasti in Italy. Basically, tapas are just small-sized portions of food – from seafood, meat, to all kinds of vegetables or potatoes (patatas bravas). Everywhere you go, ...

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   Generally speaking, tipping is not that common in Europe, and so also not in Spain. However, American habits quickly find their way here too and it’s now more and more common to tip. That being said, it’s never really expected, let alone obligatory. In Barcelona, you do not have to tip and locals usually don’t tip or just round up the bill.If you f...

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3. www.introducingbarcelona.com › getting-to-barcelonaHow to Get to Barcelona - By Air, Train, Car, Ferry or Coach

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   By bus. You can also take a coach to Barcelona. Numerous bus companies depart from other cities in Spain or other major cities in Europe, like London, Brussels, and Paris. To give you an idea, a coach from Madrid to Barcelona takes 8 hours. By train.

4. www.businessinsider.com › how-to-get-to-barcelonaHow to Get to Barcelona, Spain: Trains, Flights, Buses, Cars ...

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   Apr 26, 2022 · Buses run 24/7 and depart every five to 20 minutes, depending on the time of day. One way is €5.90 and round-trip is €10.20; tickets can be purchased on the website or via the Aerobus app ...

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5. www.barcelonaturisme.com › how-to-get-thereHow to get there - Visit Barcelona

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   How to get there. ···. Aeroport de Barcelona-El Prat. By plane, car or train… even by boat! You can get to Barcelona by any means of transport. Here's some information about all the available options to help you decide which type of transport suits you best. On your arrival, if you want to get around without your luggage, Bags & Go will ...

6. www.barcelona.com › barcelona_city_guide › all_aboutHow to get to the Barcelona airport and to the city

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   May 27, 2014 · Travel time: 53 minutes. Schedule: Departures from Barcelona airport from 06:00 to 23:44 - Train every 30 minutes. Price: standard 5.50€ per ticket The Barcelona Airport train station is part of tariff zone 1 of the Barcelona metropolitan area: T-Dia 5,50€. Private Transfers.

7. www.meet.barcelona › en › visit-and-love-itHow to get to Barcelona | Meet Barcelona

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   It is possible to get to Barcelona by bus from any point in Europe, North Africa and the rest of Spain. The city’s main bus and coach station is the Estació del Nord. The Barcelona-Sants coach station is also important and is located next to the railway station of the same name, with national and international services operating out of here ...