Barcelona metro map 2025

To get to the Barcelona Mobile World Congress, you can choose between the L8 and L9 metro lines.
- From Barcelona airport, you only have to follow the line 9 from your arrival terminal to the Fira or Europa Fira stops which bring you directly to the foot of the event ;
- From Plaça Espanya, take the line 8 to Europa Fira metro station ;
- If you come by train to Sants station, you can choose between take the line 5 (blue) to Collblanc metro stop and get the line 9 to Fira station, or the line 3 (green) to Espanya and reach the Mobile World Congress with the line 8 by exiting at Europa Fira metro stop.

To get to the foot of the Sagrada Familia by metro, find the Sagrada Familia stop on lines L2 and L5 on our Barcelona metro map with monuments, and find out how to the most visited monument in Barcelona.

To get from Plaça Catalunya to Parc Guell by metro, simply take the line 3 (green line) from Plaça Catalunya towards Trinitat Nova to the Lesseps stop.
Then, if you want to visit other parks from Guell Park, continue on the same line (3) in the same direction and get off at the Mundet stop to visit Barcelona's Labyrinth Park.
By going backwards, still with the line 3, head back towards Zona Universitaria to the Espanya metro station to visit Montjuic Park ; and if you are looking for more parks, follow the line 3 to Palau Reial to discover the gardens of Pedralbes.

This is the Barcelona metro line 9 which serves both terminals of the airport del Prat ; It is connected to the L1, L3, L5, L8 and L10 lines, which provide access to many of Barcelona's tourist attractions as soon as you arrive at the airport, such as :
- The Camp Nou stadium (line 5) ;
- The Guell park (line 3 metro Lesseps) ; - The Sagrada Familia (line 5 metro Sagrada Familia) ; - Plaça Espanya (line 8 metro Plaça Espanya) ; - La Rambla (line 3 metro Drassanes, Liceu and Catalunya) ; - Plaça Catalunya (lines 1 and 3 metro Catalunya).

Barcelona's Ramblas run from the old port (Port Vell) to Plaça Catalunya ; to get there by metro, the green line (line 3) offers you three stops : the Drassanes station located at the foot of the port, the LIceu station, which takes you to the heart of the Ramblas and provides easy access to the Liceu theatre, the Plaça Reial or the Boqueria, as well as the Plaça Catalunya stop, where one end of Barcelona's busiest avenue is beginning.

Barcelona's beaches are served by the Barcelona metro line 4. (yellow line) ; quickly accessible via Barceloneta, Ciutadella Vila Olimpica or El Maresme Forum stations. To get to the Gothic Quarter from Barcelona's beaches, you just need to follow the line 4 from one of these stations to the Jaume 1 stop that will leave you just a few steps from the Cathedral Basilica of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia.

To get from Plaça Catalunya to Parc Guell by metro, simply take the line 3 (green) from Plaça Catalunya, towards Trinitat Nova to the Lesseps stop. If you then want to visit other parks from the Parc Guell, take the same line (L3) in the same direction and get off at the Mundet stop to visit Barcelona's Labyrinth park. By going backwards, still with the line 3, go back towards Zona Universitaria to Espanya metro station to visit the Montjuic park ; and if you're looking for more parks, follow the line 3 to Palau Reial to discover the Pedralbes gardens.

The Passeig de Gracia is a very long avenue stretching from the Gracia district to Plaça Catalunya, passing through many of the city's main avenues such as Provença, Mallorca, Valencia, Arago, Consell de Cents, Diputacio and Gran Via de Les Corts Catalanes.
The upper part of the avenue is accessible from the Diagonal metro station, which is served by the L3, L5, L6 and L7 lines, which provide easy access to the Casa Milà (la Pedrera), the Gracia district and Avenida Diagonal, among others.
The center of Passeig de Gracia can be reached by the station of the same name "Passeig de Gracia" which is connected by the L2, L3, and L4 metro lines as well as numerous train lines such as the R2 , R2S, R11 and R13 to R17.
The metro stop is located at the foot of two of Barcelona's must-see monuments, The Casa Batllo and the Casa Ametlle.
The lower part of Passeig de Gracia, which ends at the junction with the Ronda Sant Pere Avenue, enjoys all public transport links to Plaça Catalunya. This side of the Avenue is accessible via metro lines L1, L3, L6 and L7 as well as R1, R3, R4, R12, RG1, S1 and S2 train lines.

No less than 5 metro lines and 2 FGC trains share the access to the Gracia district. On the one hand, we have the L3 line, which provides access to the Gracia district through Diagonal, Fontana and Lesseps stations ; on the other hand the L4 line, which provides easy access thanks to the Joanic or Verdaguer station which is only a few steps from the district. We also have the L5 line, which takes you to the Verdaguer and Diagonal stop located at one end of Passeig de Gracia, as well as the L6 and L7 lines which stop at the station of the same name as the district with connections to S1 and S2 train lines.