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6 July 2023 - New metro in Badalona

Extension of Barcelona metro line 1
Before 2030, the government plans to connect the cities of Badalona and Barcelona via new metro stations on the red line.
Currently equipped with the L10 North line, which covers various strategic points in the city of Badalona, as well as the L2 line which provides access to the Catalan capital, the project to equip Badalona with new stops by extending Barcelona's metro line L1 (red) will provide residents of this municipality a second line giving access to the heart of Barcelona and its must-see tourist attractions.
From the Fondo station to Lloreda San Crist in the first instance, then from Bufalà to Bardalona station in a second phase, the new section of the line 1 will also connect metro and trains at Badalona Renfe train station.

28 June 2023 - Barcelona metro prices

Barcelona metro ticket prices stabilised
In September 2022, the government allocated subsidies to reduce the prices of various Barcelona metro cards.
At the beginning of 2023, these discounts were extended to encourage the use of public transport, and were due to be reviewed halfway through the year. On 27 June 2023, the Metropolitan Transport Authority (ATM) announced that the discount on the T-Usual (monthly metro card) and the T-Jove (quarterly travel card for young people under 25) would be maintained until the end of the year.
As a result, the price of the T-Usual card (Zone 1) remains at €20 and the price of the T-Jove card (Zone 1) has stabilised at €40.

20 June 2023 - Tram T4 under construction

Barcelona T4 tramway line shut down
The Barcelona T4 tramway line, which runs from Sant Adrià "Estació de Sant Adrià" to the Olympic Port "Ciutadella Vila Olimpica", and passes among other places through the zoo, the forum, the flea market and the Auditori of Barcelona, will be out of service from June 26 to August 31 due to work to connect the various Barcelona tramway lines.

June 19, 2023 - Renovation of Barcelona metro line 4

Service interruption between Bogatell and Verdaguer
In order to improve service on Barcelona metro line 4 (L4), traffic on various sections will be temporarily interrupted from the end of June to the end of August.
- During the period from June 26 to July 31, there will be no metro service between Bogatell and Verdaguer stations ; Ciutadella Vila Olimpica, Jaume 1, Urquinaona, Passeig de Gracia and Girona stations will not be served.
- From August trains will return to running at the Ciutadella Vila Olimpica and Barceloneta stops, facilitating access to Barcelona's beaches. However, the section between Jaume 1 and Girona stations will remain out of service until August 25.
During the periods when the various stations on metro line 4 are closed, alternative transport (buses) will be available. You can still get to Passeig de Gracia station via the L2 and L3 lines, and Urquinaona via metro line L1 (red); service on other lines will be reinforced.

4 April 2023 - Vall d'Hebron Sant Genis metro station

Vall d'Hebron metro stop becomes Vall d'Hebron Sant Genis
As mentioned by the ATM (Autoritat del Transport Metropolità) in 2022, in order to provide more information about physical spaces and to make the names of some tram, train and metro stations in Barcelona more understandable in relation to their location, some station names would be revised.
As a result, from 1 April 2023, the Vall d'Hebron metro station, which is served by the L3 and L5 metro lines, will become Vall d'Hebron - Sant Genis.

14 February 2023 - Access from Plaza de les Glories Catalanes closed

temporary closure of the access to the Glories stop on line 1
The progress of the works in the Plaça de les Glories park requires the temporary closure of the access to the Glories metro station from the square.
As a result, from 13 February, and for an estimated period of 8 months, the Glories stop on line 1 of the Barcelona metro will be inaccessible until October from the plaza de les Glòries Catalanes.

8 February 2023 - end of the mask in the metro

Mandatory masks are no longer required in Barcelona metro
After months of compulsory wearing of the anti-covid mask in the Barcelona metro, as well as in all public transport in the city, this is no longer the case from today; trains, taxis or metro, transport users can once again travel unmasked.

12 January 2023 - Electric scooters in the metro

Temporary ban on electric scooters in the metro
After one of these vehicles caught fire in a Ferrocarrils (FGC trains) carriage last November, it was decided that each operator of Barcelona's different public transport networks (metro, trains, buses) would prohibit users of personal mobility vehicles (PMVs) from boarding, at the risk of receiving a €200 penalty for non-compliance.
A proposal to regulate the access of these facilities to public transport will be developed by the ATM (Autoritat del Transport Metropolità).

28 december 2022 - Package delivery in the metro

Get your order delivered in the metro of Barcelona
In order to improve the environmental impact of delivering packages at home, the TMB (Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona) and the InPost group (Europe's leading home delivery company) are implementing a package delivery system at various stations on the Barcelona metro.
In the immediate future, Fondo (Lines 1 and 9), Arc de Triomf (Line L1), Santa Coloma (Line 1), Clot (Lines L1 and L2), Maria Cristina (Line L3), Bogatell (Line L4), Horta (Line L5) and Sants Estació (Lines L3 and L5) stations will be equipped with lockers to facilitate e-commerce deliveries.

28 december 2022 - New Barcelona metro ticket prices

Barcelona metro 2023 ticket prices
From September to December 2022, the government had introduced a number of subsidies aimed at reducing the price of Barcelona's transport tickets in order to make it easier to travel by public transport in Barcelona.
As these subsidies are extended for the year 2023, tickets benefiting from this reduction (such as the monthly pass) will remain at the same price as the previous year.
As a result, from 1 January 2023, the prices of the Barcelona metro will be the same for the T-Usual card (metro card valid for 30 days), which will remain at 20 euros; the single ticket for 10 journeys (T-Casual) will not change and will remain at 7.95 euros; and the price of the T-Jove card (90 consecutive days for those under 25 years old) will remain at 40 euros.

11 July 2022 - Line 3 under renovation

Liceu and Drassannes metro stations under construction
For renovations, metro line 3 traffic at Liceu and Drassanes stations will be disrupted.
- In the first time, between 11 and 19 July, the metro will not stop at the Liceu station in the direction of Zona Universitària ; at the same Liceu station, the metro will not stop in the direction of Trinitat Nova between 20 July and 31 July.
The V13 and 59 buses are an alternative way to travel between Catalunya, Liceu and Drassanes.
- In a second time, from 1 to 17 August, the line 3 will operate from Zona Universitària to Paral-lel and from Liceu to Trinitat Nova, but the traffic between Paral-lel and Liceu metro stations will be interrupted ;
Bus lines D20, H14, V13 and 59 can be used as an alternative to reach the Paral-lel and Liceu metro stations.

27 June 2022 - Barcelona metro fares reduced

50% discount on Barcelona metro prices
In response to the crisis, the government has adopted a project to reduce fares on the Barcelona metro and on all public transport in the city. As a result, from 1 September 2022 until 31 December 2022, the price of the T-Usual, T-Casual, T-Jove, or Senzill card will be reduced by 50%.
- The T-Usual, the monthly card and the most used ticket in Barcelona's public transport system, will be reduced from 40 to 20 euros ;
- The T-Casual, the single 10-trip metro card, will be reduced from 11.35 to 5.70 euros;
- The T-Jove transport card will be reduced from 80 to 40 euros ;
- The Senzill ticket, valid for a single use, will be reduced from €2.40 to €1.20.

Partial closing of the line L5

Summer 2022, partial closure of the line 5 for infrastructure upgrades.
In order to improve the infrastructure of Barcelona's metro line 5, the traffic of the blue line (L5) will be disrupted from 1 July to 31 August.
- At Sagrera station, the service remains normal for lines L1, L9 and L10 ; while the line will only operate in the direction of Cornella centre.
- The Congres, Maragall, Virei Amat and Vilapicina metro stops will be out of service.
- The Horta metro station will operate towards Vall d'Hebron from 1 to 31 July ; from 1 to 31 August, this one will be out of service ;
- From 1 to 31 August, El Carmel stop will be active only in the direction of Vall d'Hebron.

Barcelona metro line 2 extension project

Connection of the line 2 with Barcelona metro lines L3, L9 and L10
A project under study which consists of widening the Barcelona metro line 2 to connect the Sant Antoni and Parc Logístic stations via a 6.3 km tunnel which would cross Montjuic in a section of 6 new stations.
The new segment of the line 2 will allow, among other things, access to the Montjuic fountains via the Montjuic station, or the Olympic ring accessible via the La Foixarda station.
This extension will facilitate access to the centre of Barcelona from the airport del Prat thanks to the connection with the line 2 which, among other things, serves the Sagrada Familia, the Passeig de Gracia, and takes us to the Plaça Catalunya and the Ramblas via the Universitat metro stop.

May 25th 2022 - A new Barcelona metro card switches to magnetic format

The T-Casual in digital format
A new barcelona metro card is getting a makeover to join the digital format of T-Mobilitat. It is now possible to load the 10-trip T-casual card (formerly called T-10) at any TMB ticket dispenser, which joins the T-Usual card (valid for all your journeys for 30 days on the integrated operators' transport), the T-Jove card and the T-Familiar card (8-trip card for travelling with several people at the same time with a single ticket).

According to estimates, by 2024, the plastic T-Mobilitat card, which will replace the paper transport card, will be available throughout Catalonia.

May 15th 2022 - Where is my metro in Barcelona

Setting up a system to locate your metro
In order to inform passengers about the waiting time for the next metro train to arrive on the platform, some Barcelona metro stations are equipped with display panels that indicate at which stations the next metro trains on the line are located.

May 10th 2022 - Some metro stations change their name

Metro, tram and train stations change names
In order to avoid confusion and to provide more information on the same physical spaces that may or may not be served by different operators, The ATM (Autoritat del Transport Metropolità) has decided to change the names of 21 train, metro and tram stations.
It has been decided, and this before the end of 2022, that stations which allow a connection between two operators, or not, will have to bear the same name ; and therefore two unconnected stations (separated from each other) cannot have the same name.
As a result, four metro stations and one tram stop will change their names :

- The old metro station Fabra i Puig and the train station (Rodalies) Sant Andreu Arenal become Fabra i Puig ;
- The former metro station Sant Andreu and the train station (Rodalies) Sant Andreu Comptal will be named Sant Andreu ;
- The former Clot metro stop and the Clot Arago stop of the Rodalies train are renamed El Clot ;
- The former metro stop Torre Baro Vallbona and the train stop named Torre Baro become Torre Baro Vallbona ;
- Bellvitge metro station changes its name to Bellvitge Rambla Marina ;
- Barcelona's port metro station, Drassanes, becomes La Rambla - Drassanes ;
- Vall d'Hebron station changes to Vall d'Hebron - Sant Genis ;
- The Congress metro station has been renamed Congress - Indians;
- The LlucMajor metro changes its name to Llucmajor - Repùblica ;
- and Wellington tram station on line 4 becomes Wellington/UPF.

Travaux pour rénovation de la ligne 5

Out of service stops on the blue line
Due to infrastructure improvements on line 5, from 9 to 18 April, traffic on the blue line will be disrupted :
- Sant Pau Dos de Maig, Camp de l'Arpa, Congres, and Virrei Amat stations will be closed ;
- The Diagonal stop will only operate in the direction of Cornella Centre ;
- Verdaguer and Maragall stops will be accessible via line 4 ;
- The Sagrada Familia metro station will be available via line 2;
- La Sagrera can be reached by metro lines L1, L9 and L10;
- and the Vilapicina station will only operate towards Vall d'Hebron.

Three new stations on line 10

Extension of line 10 to the port of Barcelona
From 7 November 2021, the Barcelona metro will introduce 3 new stations to extend the L10 line to simplify access to the port area and the Zona Franca industrial zone. In continuation of the Zona Franca station, the new stations :

Port Comercial / La Factoria

Ecoparc

ZAL/Riu Vell

Will provide easy access to the port of Barcelona for over one million passengers annually.

The Barcelona metro timetable

Return to normality
After a step-by-step return to the pre-pandemic Barcelona metro timetable : from 5 a.m. to midnight from Monday to Thursday, from 5 a.m. to 2 a.m. on Fridays and the eve of public holidays, it is the metro schedules, without interruption from Saturday to Sunday, to return to their usual time slot.

Since the weekend of 10-11 August, Barcelona metro traffic is continuous on Saturday to Sunday nights.

Ticket T-Mobilitat

Barcelona's metro ticket will soon be digital
For a better operating system and simplified access to public transport, Barcelona's metro ticket goes digital. Smart cards, cell phones or connected watches, in various forms of digital media, the entry in the public transport of the Catalan capital will be done in contactless, in combination with the use of the various current metro tickets, the time to set up the transition. Subway of the city, Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat de Catalunya (FGC), Rodalies de Renfe (trains), streetcar and bus system adapt the equipment of each station, points of attention and transportation in order to implement the contactless ticket, with all the advantages of the integrated system in force among the 800 public transport lines in Barcelona, in the near future.

Barcelona Ernest Lluc metro station

The last station of line 5
On Sunday 25 July 2021, the new Ernest Lluch metro station on line 5 was opened. This new station on the blue line of the Barcelona metro, which connects the cities of Barcelona and Hospitalet de Llobregat, will facilitate access to the T1, T2 and T3 tram lines.
The Ernest Lluch metro station is only a short distance from the Camp Nou (FC Barcelona stadium), and also provides easy access to the Sagrada Familia, Sants station and the Passeig de Gracia at Diagonal station, by following the line 5 towards Vall d'Hebron.

Extension of the line 4

New stations on the yellow line
From one of its terminals to La Sagrera station, the new metro stations of the yellow line will link the La Pau stop to La Sagrera station in connection with lines 1, 5 and 9. The two new metro stations, Santander, estación de La Sagrera Alta Velocitat, will provide easy access to the northern part of Barcelona, as well as to the high-speed train station and the metro line to Barcelona airport.

Extension of line 8 of the Barcelona metro

From Plaça Espanya to Gracia neighbourhood
A project to extend metro line 8, which currently connects the towns of Sant Boi, Cornella de Llobregat and L'Hospitalet de Llobret, to the city of Barcelona consists initially of linking the Montjuic district at Plaça Epanya (the current end of line 8) to the Gracia district.
With the additional 3.5 kilometres of track connecting Plaça Espanya and Gracia station (plaza Gal∙la Placídia), the line 8 will provide access to line 5 via the Entença stop as well as to the T1 T2 and T3 tram lines at Francesc Macià station.

Third section of the line 9

From Barcelona airport to the city centre
12 stations, from Zona Universitària to Sagrera, will form the 3rd section which will connect the Barcelona metro lines 9 North and 9 South.
The Zona Universitària, Campus Nord, Manuel Girona, Prat de la Riba, Sarrià, Mandri, El Putxet, Lesseps, Travessera de Dalt, Sanllehy, Guinardó-Hospital de Sant Pau and Plaça de Maragall metro stations in this extension will make it easier to connect line 9 with lines L3, L4 and the tram.
With this new section of line 9, it will be possible to go directly from the airport to the Parc Guell (Lesseps metro station), the Parc del Guinardo or the Sarrià district, among others.

Barcelona airport metro fare

transport between barcelona airport and the city centre

Train, bus, taxi, shuttle or metro, there are many options for getting around between Barcelona airport and Barcelona city centre.

- The train leaves from Sants station, where you can connect with lines 3 and 5 ; The line 3 takes you to the most touristic areas of Barcelona such as the Ramblas, Parc Guell, Plaça Catalunya or the Gothic Quarter, while the line 5 takes you to the most important monuments such as the Sagrada Familia or the Camp Nou.
- The taxis, always available at each exit of the T1 and T2 terminals of the airport, will take you to the four corners of Barcelona.
- The Aerobus, a shuttle bus that runs back and forth between Barcelona airport and Plaça Catalunya with a few stops at Plaça Espanya or Plaça Universitat.
- The metro which runs on line 9 will connect you to lines L1, L3, L5, L8 and L10, thanks to which you will be able to access a multitude of monuments, squares, parks and tourist sites in Barcelona. To access Barcelona airport's Terminal 1 or Terminal 2 by metro, it is necessary to pay the fare that gives access. The metro price for Barcelona airport is 5,15 Euros (2021), this rate is already included in the Hola bcn, T-Dia, T-Usual, T-Grup, T-Jove, T-16, Targeta Rosa or T-4 cards.

How to travel in Barcelona by metro

Discover Barcelona from Badalona

How to get to Barcelona from Badalona
Badalona, Barcelona's closest city and third most populated municipality in Catalonia, has many metro lines and stations to take you to the heart of the Catalan capital.
As well as the R1 line of Barcelona's suburban trains and the L2 and L10 North lines, Badalona has a number of stops where you can cross the Besos river and reach many of Barcelona's must-see sights and monuments.
From the Artigue Sant Adria, San Roc, Gorg, Pep Ventura or Badalona Pompeu Fabra stations on Barcelona's L2 metro line, you can reach the city centre, its Gothic Quarter, Plaça Catalunya and its surroundings, such as Las Ramblas, without changing trains, by following the line to Universitat station; this stop is just a few steps from the city's most famous square, from where you will have easy access to a wide range of attractions.
With the line 2 from Badalona, you can get to Montjuic by getting off at the Paral-lel stop, which connects with the Montjuic funicular, which in turn connects with the cable car that climbs to the top of the hill, offering breathtaking panoramic views.
To visit the Sagrada Familia from Badalona, take metro line 2, which leaves you at the foot of Barcelona's most visited monument; simply get off at the Sagrada Familia stop.
Like the Sagrada Familia, the Passeig de Gracia can be reached directly from the station of the same name, located at the foot of one of Antoni Gaudi's most beautiful monuments, The Casa Batllo.
To get to Barcelona's bullring using the L2 line from Badalona, get off at the Monumental stop.
To get to the beaches, Camp Nou stadium, Parc Guell or the old port, you will need to change lines :
- To get to one of the beaches around the Olympic Port, change at the La Pau stop and follow the L4 line to Ciutadella Vila Olimpica station.
- The Camp Nou stadium can be reached by taking the L5 or L9 lines. Then, take the L2 line to Sagrada Familia station and follow your itinerary to Collblanc station, which leads to the FC Barcelona stadium.
- The Parc Guell and the old harbour are located on the green line (line L3) at the Lesseps and Drassanes stops. To get to either of these destinations from Badalona, take the L2 line to Passeig de Gracia, and then get off at the Lesseps metro station to go to Parc Guell, or the Drassanes stop to visit the city's old port.
- If you're close to Badalona train station, line R1 of Barcelona's suburban trains gives you quicker access to the centre of Barcelona at Barcelona Plaça Catalunya station. The Arc de Triomf stop takes you to the foot of the Arc de Triomphe, not far from Parc de la Ciutadella.

From Cornella to Barcelona

How to get to Barcelona from Cornella
From the L5 and L8 metro lines to the trains and trams that run to Barcelona, Cornella de Llobregat has excellent public transport links.
- To get back and forth between Sants station and Cornella, you can choose between the Barcelona metro line 5, which runs from Sants Estacio station to Cornella Centre at a total of 11 stations, or the R1 and R4 lines of Renfe trains, which also run to Sants station.
- To get to the Camp Nou stadium, you just need to take the blue line (L5) to the Collblanc stop, or you can also take the T1 and T2 Barcelona tramway lines to the Avinguda de Xile or Palau Reial tram stations.
- If you want to visit the Sagrada Familia from Cornella, it's easy: just take the Barcelona metro line 5 to the Sagrada Familia metro station.
- To get straight to Barcelona's most popular sights, such as Plaça Catalunya, the Ramblas, the Gothic Quarter and Passeig de Gracia, you just need to take the train from the Cornella stop to Barcelona-Plaça de Catalunya station.
- If you want to get to Barcelona's beaches by metro, from Cornella take the line 5 to Verdaguer, then continue on the yellow line (L4) and get off at the Ciutadella Vila Olimpica stop, which leads to the beaches along the Olympic port, or the Barceloneta metro stop and walk a little to get to the beaches in the district of the same name as the metro stop.
Still in the option of reaching beaches from Cornella, you can also take the 77 bus line which goes to the beaches of Gava. or the R1 train which goes to the beaches of Badalona and many other towns on the north coast of Barcelona.
- If it's the Parc Guell that you want to visit, you'll need to change to the L3 (green) line, which you can catch at Sants Estacio or Diagonal, and follow it to Lesseps station.
- The easiest way to get from Barcelona airport to Cornella (and vice versa) is by bus 77; you can also get there by train, changing at Sants station and continuing your journey with line R2 North, which leaves you at terminal T2.
To get from Cornella to the airport by metro, you'll have to switch between lines L5 and L9 or L8 and L9; if you choose the L5 line, you'll have to change at the Collblanc stop to continue with the L9 line; on the other hand, if you take the L8 line, you'll have to connect with the L9 line at the Europa Fira stop. Please note that not all Barcelona metro tickets give access to the Prat airport terminals ; check our "metro Barcelona fares" page to see whether your ticket gives you access. If not, you can always buy a ticket from one of the ticket machines inside the terminal stations in order to pass through the gates.
- To get from the Plaça Espanya bullring to the heights of Montjuic, via the Olympic Games sites, the Palau Sant Jordi, the National Palace or Barcelona's Botanical Gardens, from Cornella, simply take the Barcelona L8 metro line to the Cornella Riera or Almeda stops, then follow it to Plaça Espanya.

Routes from the ramblas by metro

Getting around from the Ramblas in Barcelona
The Ramblas are very well served by the L1, L3, L6, L7 lines of the Barcelona metro, as well as the train and many buses day and night.
From the Ramblas, without having to take any form of transport, you can easily get to the port which forms one end of the Ramblas, the Gothic Quarter which runs along the Ramblas from top to bottom, Plaça Catalunya which forms the other end, numerous museums such as the Marine Museum and the Wax Museum, as well as monuments such as the Palau Guell and the Colon Tower.
To enlarge your visit, take the green line (L3), which takes you to Parc Guell by getting off at Lesseps station, to Casa Batllo by getting off at Passeig de Gracia station, to Casa Mila by getting off at Diagonal station, or Espanya to admire the old bullring converted into a shopping centre and the Olympic installations at Montjuic.
If you wish to continue your discovery of the city via the L1 line, still from the Ramblas, follow it to Arc de Triomf, which will leave you just a few steps away from the beautiful Ciutadella park.
But if you want to visit the Sagrada Familia from one of the metro stops on the Ramblas, you have to take the L3 line to Passeig de Gracia or Paral-lel and change to the L2 line to the stop at the foot of the Sagrada Familia.

From sants train station

Visit Barcelona from Sants station
Sants station, which takes its name from the district in which it is located, is served by the L3 and L5 metro lines.
Thanks to the green (L3) and blue (L5) lines of the Barcelona metro, many of the city's sights and tourist attractions can be reached without a connection.
- To get to Parc Guell from Sants Estacio metro station, you just have to take the line 3 to Lesseps station ;
- To get from Sants Estacio metro stop to Plaça Catalunya, take the line 3 to the Catalunya station ;
- To get to the port of Barcelona from Sants train station, take the green line (L3) and get off at the Drassanes stop ;
- If you want to get to Montjuic, you have several options via line 3 ; Exiting at the Espanya metro station, you arrive at the plaza of the same name which drops you off at the foot of the hill just a few steps from the Olympic games complex ; Exiting at the Paral-lel stop, continue your ascent of Montjuic with the funicular to reach the top where you can enjoy exceptional views of Barcelona and go higher with the cable car to reach the Montjuic Castle
- To cross the Gothic Quarter, from Sants station, the L3 line gives you several options among the Catalunya station (upper part of the quarter, at the foot of Plaça Catalunya), the Liceu station (located in the heart of the Ramblas), and the Drassanes station (lower part of the Gothic Quarter, at the foot of the port of Barcelona) ;
- To get to the Gracia district, depending on where you are going, you can choose between the Diagonal, Fontana, or Lesseps metro stations ;
- If you plan to visit the FC Barcelona stadium, and you arrive by train via Sants station, take either the line 3 and follow it to Palau Reial station, then continue on foot you are not far away ; or the line L5 from Sants station to Collblanc stop ;
- If your destination is the Rambla (Las Ramblas), you have the same choice as for the Gothic Quarter among the Catalunya, Liceu and Drassanes stations ;
- The access to the Casa Batllo or the Casa Milà, which are part of Antoni Gaudi's architectural masterpieces and Barcelona's must-see monuments, is via the Diagonal station for the Casa Mila, which leaves you on the upper part of Passeig de Gracia, and the Passeig de Gracia station to get to the foot of the Casa Batllo.

Estacio de Francia metro stop

Which metro to go to Estacio de Francia train station
The "Estacio de Francia", one of the main medium and long-distance train stations, is located at the foot of the Barceloneta district and can be reached via the Barceloneta metro station on the L4 line (yellow line).

From Parc Guell to Sagrada Familia

How to get from Parc Guell to Sagrada Familia by metro
The "Lesseps" metro station, which allows you to access Parc Guell, is on the line 3 (green line) of the Barcelona metro. To make the journey from Parc Guell to Sagrada Familia, stop at the Lesseps station and take the line 3 in the direction of Zona Universitaria to Diagonal and then take the line 5 in the direction of Vall d'Hebron to the stop with the same name as the monument you wish to visit.
The Sagrada Familia can also be reached from Parc Guell by taking line 3 to Passeig de Gracia and then taking the line 2 to Sagrada Familia.

Barcelona mobile world congress metro

How to get to Barcelona mobile world congress
The Barcelona mobile world congress 2022, which will take place on dates from Monday 28 February to Thursday 3 March, will be held at the Fira Gran Via in Hospitalet de Llobregat. To get there, you can choose between lines 8 (Europa Fira metro stop) and line 9 (Europa Fira or Fira metro stops) of Barcelona metro network.
- If you are coming from the airport, whatever your T1 or T2 terminal, take line 9 and follow it to the Fira metro stop.
- If you arrive by train from Sants station, take the line 5 (blue line) towards Cornella Centre to Collblanc station and then take the line 9 towards the airport to get off at Europa Fira or Fira stations to attend the MWC Barcelona 2022 event.

Barcelona mobile world congress to city centre

From Barcelona mobile world congress to city centre
If, after the mobile world congress, you would like to go to the heart of Barcelona to discover its touristic attractions and enjoy the atmosphere, take the Barcelona metro line 8 from the Europa Fira stop to Plaça Espanya station and change to line 1 (red) to Catalunya and find yourself at the foot of the city's most famous square, which gives access to the Ramblas, the Gothic Quarter and its magnificent Cathedral, or the Passeig de Gracia, just a few steps from the Casa Batllo. You can also change with the line 3 (green) still at Espanya station, and follow it towards Trinitat Nova to Drassanes to get off at the Port Vell where stands the Christopher Columbus monument, to the Fontana stop to discover the Gracia district, or the Lesseps station to visit the Guell park.

Barcelona cruise port to airport

Get to airport from Barcelona cruise port by metro
to get to the airport of Barcelona from cruises port, by metro, start by taking the shuttle bus that runs back and forth between the port's docks and the beginning of the Ramblas, where you'll find the closest metro station to the cruise port. The Drassanes line 3 metro stop. Follow this line to Zona Universitaria and change to line 9 which leads to the T1 and T2 terminals.

Barcelona Diagonal Avenue metro

Access to Barcelona Diagonal Avenue which metro
Barcelona's Avenida Diagonal is very long, stretching from the Forum to the Zona Universitaria, and as a result has many access points via the Barcelona Metro.
With the line 4 you can get to the Forum, which marks the beginning of the avenue ; with the line 1 you can get to the avenue at the plaza de Les Glories ; the line 5 takes you to the Verdaguer station near the Passeig Sant Joan and the Diagonal stop which takes you to the foot of the Passeig de Gracia. The line 3 also takes you to several access points such as the university area, the Palau Real and the Gracia district.

Gaudi monuments Barcelona metro

How to get to Barcelona Gaudi monuments by metro
To visit many of the parks and monuments designed by Antoni Gaudi, take the Barcelona metro line 3 which takes you to the foot of many of the Barcelona's must-see attractions, such as Parc Guell at the Lesseps stop, Casa Mila (Pedrera) at the Diagonal metro station, the impressive Casa Batllo at the Passeig de Gracia station, or Guell Palace at the Drassanes stop. To visit the Sagrada Familia, change lines and take the L2 or L5 to get off at the Sagrada Familia metro station ; to get to the Crypt of the Colonie Güell, go to Plaça Espanya and continue with line 8 to Moli Nou Ciutat Cooperativa.

Barcelona's Gothic Quarter which metro

Get to Barcelona's Gothic Quarter by metro
There are plenty of options for visiting the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona by metro :

Take line 1 and get off at the Urquinaona station, which is a few steps from Plaça Catalunya, or Catalunya station that leaves you at the foot of the most famous square in Barcelona.

With the line 3, The 3 metro stops Catalunya, Liceu and Drassanes, which run along the Ramblas from Plaza Catalunya to the port, give access to different points of the Gothic Quarter.

With the line 4, get off at the Jaume 1 subway station, which plunges you into the heart of the Gothic Quarter, a short distance from the magnificent Santa Eulalie Cathedral, Santa Maria del Mar and the Picasso Museum.

Sagrada Familia from the port

How to get from the port to the Sagrada Familia metro station
To get to the Sagrada Familia from the port, take the line 3 (Barcelona metro green line) and follow it to the Paral-lel station, going towards Zona Universitaria. Then look for the line 2 and go in the direction of Badalona Pomeu Fabra until the Sagrada Familia metro station.

From airport to Barcelone center

How to get from Barcelona airport to the city center
To get to the center of Barcelona from El Prat airport, take line 9 South, which passes through terminals T1 and T2, and then connect with line 1, for example at Torrassa station.
With the red line (1) you can go to Plaça Catalunya and many other tourist sites in the city center such as the Gothic Quarter or Passeig de Gracia. To go from Barcelona to the airport, go the other way around and get to terminals 1 or 2 of Barcelona airport, you will need to take line 9 South which connects with lines 8 (Europa Fira), 1 (Torrassa), 5 (Collblanc) and 3 (Zona Universitaria).

Sants station from the airport

How to get to Sants station from airport
To get to Sants station from Barcelona airport, take line 9; Barcelona's main Sants station can be reached by taking line 5 and changing at Collblanc station in the direction of Vall d'Hebron, or by taking line 3 and changing at Zona Universitaria to Trinitat Nova.

Barcelona cruise port metro stop

Nearest metro station to the Barcelona cruise port
When your ship calls at the port of Barcelona you are not far from the city center. Geographically, you are located between Monjuic and Las Ramblas. A bus shuttles you from the docks to the beginning of the Ramblas where you can get to the Drassanes metro station on line 3, which will take you to many of Barcelona's tourist attractions such as Plaça Catalunya, Park Guell, Montjuic or the FC Barcelona stadium.

Barcelona Montjuic hill metro

Montjuic Barcelona how to get there by metro
The hill of Montjuic is accessible by several access points: metro, funicular or cable car :
- To get to Montjuic by metro in Barcelona, take the L1, L3 or L8 lines to Plaça Espanya; your visit begins at the foot of the MNAC ;
- To get to Montjuic by funicular, go to the Paral-lel metro station with lines 2 or 3 ; your visit to Montjuic will begin in the center of the hill ;
- To get to Montjuic by cable car, go to the Drassanes metro stop, where the cable car will take you to the same level as the funicular, or to the top of Montjuic at the foot of Barcelona Castle.

Barcelona beaches metro stations

How to go to Barcelona beach with metro
This is the line 4 of the Barcelona metro that will take you to different points of the beach of Barcelona :
- To get to Barceloneta beach, get out at Barceloneta metro station ;
- To go to the beaches of Bogatell or Nova Icaria, get out at the Ciutadella Vila Olimpica station ;
- To get to the Forum beaches, go to the El Maresme / Forum metro station ;
- Barcelona's beaches can also be reached through other Barcelona metro stations, such as Llacuna or Bogatell, but you will have to walk.

Barcelona Camp Nou metro stops

How to get to Camp Nou stadium by metro
To reach the Camp Nou stadium with the Barcelona subway, you can take lines 5 or 9 and get off at Collblanc station. If you are on the Diagonal side, get off at Maria Cristina station on line 3 and take Avenida Joan XXIII which leads to the Barça stadium.

Barcelona Ramblas from Sagrada Familia

How to get to the Rambla by metro from Sagrada Familia
To get to the Rambla of Barcelona (Ramblas), by metro, take the L5 line from Sagrada Familia to Diagonal, then the L3 line towards Zona Universitaria to the stop of your choice :
- Catalunya: Start of the Ramblas at the foot of the famous Plaça Catalunya ;
- Liceu: metro station that leads to the Liceu theater, located in the heart of the Ramblas ;
- Drassanes: metro station, located at the end of the Ramblas, on the Port Vell side.

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