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Before you even set foot on one of Barcelona's cruise port docks, find out how to get to the nearest metro station from the port to visit the Catalan capital's must-see sites.
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Stopover in Barcelona cruise port, what to visit
You have just made a stopover in Barcelona in the 4th largest cruise port in the world, and no matter where your boat is anchored, which may differ according to its origin, or the company for which you have obtained it, you will arrive at one of the 7 terminals located between the end of the unmistakable Ramblas, and Montjuic.
Cruise ship port of Barcelona
Among the 7 terminals of arrival and departure of cruises in Barcelona, 4 of them are located on the "Adossat Quays" (1); this is the furthest quay from the tourist area of the city that you can connect with the blue T3 Portbus (3).
The other 3 terminals are located around the Wall trad centre on the quay that bears its name (2); this brings them closer to the first must-see sights of Barcelona such as the Ramblas and the metro (4).
Barcelona port Balearia cruises
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Shuttle from the port of Barcelona
From the cruise port to the Barcelona metro
The blue bus ensures at regular frequencies the distance that separates you from the terminal "Adossat quays" at the end of the Ramblas. The blue port bus leaves you at the Colon viewpoint, a few steps away from the Gothic Quarter, the aquarium, the old port, the Drassanes metro station on line 3 and many other attractions.
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Barcelona cruises port Barcelona metro line 3
Where your stopover in Barcelona starts ?
(1) Barcelona Terminal Adossat Quays
Located in the old port of Barcelona, the very long "Adossat" quay. (Muelle Adosado) has 4 terminals (A, B, C, D) which accommodate the largest cruise ships in Barcelona.
The Adossat quay is about half an hour's walk from the Drassanes metro station, so it is advisable to take the T3 shuttle bus.
(2) World Trade Centre Terminal
The World Trade Centre in Barcelona is a business centre located on the seafront that houses the three terminals S, N, E (South, North, East).
The World Trade Centre (WTC) terminals are just a 10-minute walk from the Drassanes metro station, the Ramblas and Barcelona's Gothic Quarter.
(3) Maremagnum
Located in the middle of the Port Vell, the Maremagnum is a shopping centre that houses Barcelona's smallest cruise terminal.
Located just opposite the Gothic Quarter, the Maremagnum (M) terminal is accessible via the swing bridge that separates the shopping centre from the Colon viewpoint.
(4) Barcelona cruise port metro stop
Located at the foot of the unmissable Ramblas, the closest station to the port of Barcelona is the Drassanes stop.
The Drassanes station is on line 3 which can take you directly to many of Barcelona's must-see places.
Barcelona port map
- A - Adossat Quays - quay A
- B - Adossat Quays - quay B
- C - Adossat Quays - quay C
- N - World Trade Centre - quay Nord
- S - World Trade Centre - quay Sud
- E - World Trade Centre - quay Est
- M - Quay Maremagnum
- 4 - Drassanes line 3 metro station
itinerary from Barcelona harbour
- On foot, cross the Ramblas and reach the Plaça Catalunya and its surroundings.
- By metro, take the green line in Drassanes to Catalunya or Passeig de Gracia.
- walk along the port to Barceloneta beach,
- or take the metro at Drassanes station to Passeig de Gracia and change with the yellow line to Ciutadella Vila Olimpica which leaves you at the Olympic Port of Barcelona.
At the foot of Barcelona cruise harbour
Barcelona Rambla
Meeting point between Plaça Catalunya and Port Vell, the Rambla de Barcelona (Las Ramblas) represents the 2 kilometres of the city's busiest pedestrian avenues, where artists, painters and musicians give the greatest satisfaction to tourists.
Virtual tour of the Ramblas of Barcelona
Barcelona aquarium
The hundreds of species that share the Barcelona Aquarium in their most faithfully represented marine environment take you to the depths of the most fascinating oceans to discover a world as magical as it is mysterious.
Small virtual tour of Barcelona aquarium
Barcelona Columbus monument
Climb to the top of the monument erected in memory of the famous navigator Christopher Columbus, which is located between the end of the Ramblas and the swing bridge of the city's old port, and enjoy an exceptional panoramic view of Barcelona.
Barcelona Christopher Columbus watchtower photos
Barcelona Golondrinas
The Golondrinas in Barcelona's Port Vell offer sea trips to discover the main features of the port and the city's beaches, lasting 40 minutes or an hour and a half.
Boat trip on the port of Barcelona
Barcelona Gothic Quarter
A maze of alleys located between the Raval and the Born, where museums, churches, Roman vestigations and architecture retrace the history of Barcelona's oldest district that stretches along the Ramblas from the old port to the Plaza Cataluña.
Virtual walk in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona
Barcelona cruise ship port How to start your call in Barcelona from the port
The cruise port of Barcelona; 7 terminals that disembark you directly at the foot of the capital of Catalonia. Find out how to organize your stopover in Barcelona among its monuments, squares, parks, museums and a wide range of leisure activities to make the most of your stay.
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