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Barcelona metro line 5
Cornella Centre - Vall d'Hebron
From Cornellà Centre to Vall d'Hebron, the line 5 of the Barcelona metro consists of 27 stations that connect with the lines 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9 and 11; as well as with Tramway lines T1, T2 and T3.Metro line 5 stops
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Cornellà Centre
Connection Tram T1, T2
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Gavarra
No connection
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Sant Ildefons
No connection
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Can Boixeres
No connection
- 5
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Can Vidalet
No connection
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Pubilla Cases
No connection
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Ernest Lluch
Connection Tram T1, T2
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Badal
No connection
- 10
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Plaça de Sants
Connection metro L1
Access to Sants district
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Sants Estacio
Connection metro L3
Access to estación de Sants
Access to Sants bus station
Access to Industrial park
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Entença
No connection
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Hospital Clinic
No connection
Access to Hospital Clinic
Access to FAC
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Diagonal
Connection metro L3, L6, L7
Access to Barrio de Gracia
Access to Paseo de Gracia
Access to Casa Mila
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Sagrada Familia
Connection metro L2
Access to la Sagrada Familia
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Sant Pau Dos de Maig
No connection
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Camp de L'arpa
No connection
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Congrès
No connection
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Virrei Amat
No connection
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Vilapicina
No connection
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Horta
No connection
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El Carmel
No connection
Access to Barcelona bunker
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El Coll la Teixonera
No connection
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Vall d'Hebron
Connection metro L3
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By Barcelona metro line 5
By taking line 5 of the Barcelona metro (blue) you can get off at the Sagrada Familia station to discover the most visited monument in Barcelona, at the "Collblanc" station to follow the atmosphere of the Camp Nou (FC Barcelona's stadium), as well as at the "Diagonal" station, which leads to the Passeig de Gracia avenue with its numerous stores and monuments such as the Casa Mila and the Casa Batllo.
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Sagrada Familia
An incredible building of monumental proportions and meticulous decoration, the Sagrada Familia, Barcelona's emblematic and most visited monument, is one of Antoni Gaudi's most impressive architectural works.
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Casa Milà / Pedrera
Casa Milà, also known as Pedrera, which means stone quarry, is a huge house with the peculiarity of having no right angles. It also forms part of Antoni Gaudi's unmissable Unesco World Heritage monuments.
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Barcelona Camp Nou stadium
Come and experience the Barça atmosphere at the Camp Nou. With a capacity of more than 99,000 seats, the FC Barcelona's stadium, located in Les Corts neighbourhood, is one of the largest stadiums in Europe.
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Sant Pau Hospital
Largest modernist complex in the world, Lluís Domènech i Montaner's work declared UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Sant Pau hospital is a group of pavilions linked by underground galleries.
Book your tickets right nowC/ de St. Antoni Maria Claret, 167
Windoor Cornella
Fly or skydive between friends, family or why not between colleagues, come and discover the vertical wind tunnel to experience unique sensations, just a few minutes from Barcelona by metro.
Windoor Win Tunnel Tickets OnlineAv. Baix Llobregat 100, 08940 - Cornellà de Llobregat
Passeig de Gracia
The Paseo de Gracia (Passeig de Gracia), Barcelona's fashion boulevard where monuments, exceptional architecture, restaurants and boutiques of famous brands such as Hermés, Chanel or Diesel share the 1.5 kilometres that connect Plaça Catalunya to the Gracia district.
Quick visit of the Passeig de Gracia
Diagonal Avenue
Leisure, business, entertainment, curiosities and rest, Barcelona's Avenida Diagonal, one of the most important thoroughfares in Barcelona, which stretches from one end of the city to the other, from the Forum to the university zone, offers access to many of Barcelona's unmissable sites.
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Rambla Cataluña
Littered with shops, restaurants and terraces, the Rambla Catalunya is a pleasant stroll between Avenida Diagonal and Plaça Catalunya.
Barcelona Rambla Cataluña quick trip
District of Gracia
What was once a beautiful little village on the outskirts of Barcelona connected to the city by the Passeig de Gracia, Gracia is nowadays one of the most visited districts of Barcelona, very famous for its festivities, the atmosphere, as well as the Guell Park located on the heights of Gracia.
Barcelona Gracia virtual tour
El Palau Robert
Specialising in exhibitions dedicated to Catalan culture, the Palau Robert is first and foremost the home of the Catalan Tourist Office. Indoor events, outdoor activities; the gardens of the Palau Robert occasionally offer some outdoor festivities.
Address : Passeig de Gràcia, 107, 08008 Barcelona
Espanya Industrial park
Built in 1985 on the foundations of a textile factory, the architect Luis Peña Ganchegi represented water, earth and fire around the chimneys of the old factory. The Espanya Industrial Park groups together a wide variety of bird species around an artificial lake.
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Pass Hola Barcelona
Unlimited travel on Barcelona's public transport network : metro, bus, tram, funicular and trains.
Airport terminal access included.
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BCN Essentials Pass
Offer which includes unlimited public transport travel + entrance to the Sagrada Familia and Gaudi's Park Güell.
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Transports Pass
Barcelona airport transfer + unlimited public transport access + audio guide + 10% discount on several attractions.
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Express Card 48 H
48 hours of unlimited travel on Barcelona public transport as well as impressive discounts on many attractions.
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About Barcelona metro line 5
Light blue on the Barcelona metro map, The line 5 route runs from Cornellà Centre station in the south to Vall d'Hebron stop in the north ; this line crosses the city of Barcelona and provides important connections with other metro lines and transport systems, such as buses, trains and trams.
Among the most attractive stations of the line 5, we have Diagonal, one of the most important transfer stations, where you'll find the Avenida Diagonal and lots of shops and restaurants ; Sagrada Família, the closest station to the famous Sagrada Família basilica designed by Antoni Gaudí or Hospital de Sant Pau, which takes you close to the Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau, an impressive Modernista complex.
The line 5 has known continuous growth and development over the decades since its first steps such as the extension of the line 1 linking Plaça de Catalunya to the Hospital de Sant Pau, the line was extended to Camp de l'Arpa in 1967. The line 5 continued to extend northwards, reaching the Virrei Amat station in 1970 and Vall d'Hebron in 1974. In addition to that, other projects have been carried out to extend and improve the line 5 like the construction of Horta station in 2010. Currently operated by TMB, the Barcelona metro line 5 serves four municipalities.
Barcelona metro line 5 Line 5 of the Barcelona subway system (blue)
Barcelona's metro line 5 runs from Camp Nou to the most famous basilica in Spain via Sants station. From Cornella to Vall d'Hebron, line 5 has 27 stops, including 12 links to lines 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9 and 10.
