To get to the Botanical Garden of Barcelona, lines 1, 3 and 8 drop you off at the foot of Plaça Espanya.
Pass between the 2 towers and then climb the escalators at the end of the avenue to the level of the Olympic zone.
Pass between the olympic stage and the Palau Sant Jordi, the botanical garden is not far away.
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Botanical Garden of Barcelona
From North or South Africa, from the western Mediterranean to California, as well as from the Canary Islands to Australia, the splendours of the Mediterranean flora that can be found in the four corners of the globe share the few hectares of Montjuic's northwestern flank, in Barcelona's Botanical Garden.
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How to get to the Botanical Garden of Barcelona
How to get from the Botanical Garden to Parc Guell
Head towards Plaça Espanya and take the Barcelona metro line 3 in the direction of Trinitat Nova to Lesseps station.
How to get from the Botanical Garden to the Port of Barcelona
How to get to the Sagrada Familia from the Botanical Garden
Access to the Gothic Quarter from Barcelona's Botanical Park
How to get to Camp Nou from Barcelona's Botanical Garden
From Barcelona's Botanical Garden to the beaches
From Plaça Espanya, follow the green line to Drassanes, which is located at the foot of Barcelona's Rambla.
To reach the Sagrada Familia from the Montjuic Botanical Garden, follow the line 3 from Espanya to Paral-lel and then change to the line 2 to Sagrada Familia.
To get to the Gothic Quarter from the Botanical Garden, take the line 3 in the direction of Trinitat Nova to one of the stations along the Rambla; the Drassanes, Liceu and Catalunya stops leave you at the foot of the Gothic Quarter.
To reach the FC Barcelona stadium from Montjuic, take the line 3 at Plaça Espanya in the direction of Zona Universitària to the Palau Reial stop ; you are not far from the Camp Nou on foot.
To get to the beaches of Barcelona from the Botanical Garden, take the line 3 at Plaça Espanya in the direction of Trinitat Nova to the Passeig de Gracia stop and change to the line 4 in the direction of La Pau to the Ciutadella Vila Olimpica station.
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Ciutadella park
For a guaranteed change of scenery in the heart of Barcelona, the 17 hectares of the Parc de la Ciutadella, strewn with museums, gardens, and the artificial lake of the Arc de Triomf at the Barcelona Zoo, offer beautiful walks to reach the Olympic port.
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Barcelona Güell Park
Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of the masterpieces of Antoni Gaudi, the parc Guell, most visited park in Barcelona, is a huge garden divided into several floors littered with alleys, columns and mosaics.
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Barcelona Labyrinth Horta Park
The Labyrinth of Horta, Barcelona's oldest park where love and mythology share the hectares of gardens surrounding a magnificent maze of greenery, is one of Barcelona's must-see parks.
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The Botanical Garden of Barcelona Hectares of gardens on the Montjuic hillside
The Botanical Garden of Barcelona extends over several hectares where a multitude of plant varieties share the aesthetics of the reference site of Mediterranean vegetation in Catalonia.
