Located in the heights of Barcelona, on the hill of Montjuic, the Olympic Stadium, officially known as the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium (Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys in Catalan), is one of the emblematic monuments of the history of the Olympic Games in Barcelona.

From its 184-metre height, which houses the remains of the 1992 Olympic Games as well as beautiful parks and museums, Montjuic Hill is one of Barcelona's most visited tourist sites, offering exceptional panoramic views.

Barcelona Plaza España

Located at the access point that leads to the hills of Barcelona, the Plaça Espanya (Spanish Steps) opens the doors of Montjuic to you. A huge roundabout that acts as a communication axis between several of Barcelona's main avenues and leads to the city's old bullring.

Inaugurated in 2011, Barcelona's former bullring at the foot of Plaça Espanya has been converted into one of the largest shopping centres in Barcelona.

Converted into Catalonia National Art Museum in 1934, the Barcelona national palace, built on the 1929 Universal Exhibition occasion, houses one of the most complete collections of Romanesque art in the world.

Barcelona Joan Miró Park

Located at the foot of Barcelona's bullring, the Joan Miro Park, formerly known as the Escorxador Park, is made up of a wide variety of vegetation on different floors; it is the ideal place to take a break before setting off on the Montjuic hill

Palau Sant Jordi Barcelona

The Palau Sant Jordi was one of the sports venues built for the 1992 Barcelona Olympic Games. Nowadays, The Montjuic multipurpose hall is often used as a concert and performance hall.

FIRA Barcelona Montjuic

All year round, congresses, fairs, conferences, shows, events, and many international trade exhibitions are held at the Fira de Barcelona; FIRA de Barcelona the exhibition centre of Barcelona.

Thanks to its access to a large number of strategic areas of the city, such as Plaça Espanya, Montjuic, Passeig de Gracia, La Monumental or Plaça de les Glories, the Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes has an important influence on daily life in Barcelona. From north to south, through many districts, the Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes avenue is one of the main streets of the city.

Located in the Barcelona Poble Sec neighbourhood, the parallel-lel street runs for around 3 kilometres to reach the old arena from the port. From Plaça de Les Drassanes to Plaça Espanya, the street Paral-lel provides access to Montjuic hill, as well as a wide range of theatres and concert halls such as Teatre Victoria, Teatre Condal, Barts, the Apolo or Paral·lel 62.

Barcelona Tourist Bus

Safely ensconced, with an audio guide and a map of the city, get to discover Barcelona's not-to-be-missed tourist attractions among the 40 stops on the different routes suggested.
Hop on and hop off whenever you want.

24 hours a day, with free wifi and USB chargers on board, the comfortable shuttle bus Aerobús provides connections between Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat airport and Plaça Catalunya, through Plaça Espanya.

From Barcelona airport Terminal T1, passing through Terminal T2, Bellvitge, as well as l'Hospitalet de Llobregat's Gran Via Fira conference center, the 46 bus line leaves you in Barcelona, at the foot of Montjuic hill.

From the Venetian towers of Plaça Espanya to the Montjuic castle, passing through numerous must-see sites such as the Olympic stadium, the Barcelona 150 bus line is the best way to get to the top of the catalan capital.

Ramblas, Port Vell, beaches, Gothic Quarter or Montjuic, the D20 bus line, which runs from the Camp Nou stadium to the Olympic port, provides easy access to many of the Catalan capital's monuments and tourist attractions.

From L'Hospitalet to Sant Adrià de Besòs, passing through many of Barcelona's must-see squares such as Espanya and Catalunya, the H12 bus line provides easy access to many of Barcelona's monuments and sights.

The V7 bus line, which runs from Barcelona's old bullring (Plaça Espanya) to the Sarrià district, is connected to numerous FGC (Ferrocarrils) and metro lines, as well as the T1, T2 and T3 tramway lines.

Barcelona metro line 3

The green line, Barcelona metro line L3, offers easy access to a large number of city's must-see monuments and tourist attractions, including the old port, the Gothic Quarter, Montjuic, the Ramblas as well as the Parc Guell.

Barcelona metro line 8

From Plaça Espanya, located at the foot of many Barcelona's tourist attractions, the L8 metro line provides, among other things, access to the Fira of L'Hospitalet as well as the Cornella RCD Espanyol stadium.

On the way to Olesa de Montserrat, Martorell, Manresa, Igualada or Sant Vicenç dels Horts, the S3, S4, S8, S9, R5, R6, R50, and R60 lines of the Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat train network (FGC) provide connections to numerous cities and must-see attractions from the Plaça Espanya train station.