The city of Barcelona has been voted many times as the best city / seaside destination in Europe. That's why you can understand why you can not throw a pin on Barceloneta beach, the most famous stretch of sand in the capital of Catalonia.
If you want me to "sell" the city in a few words, they think it would be "sun, architecture, color, animated streets." And to be ashamed! I forgot to add the fabulou
s food, which always makes me come back with the baggy shabby with goodies.
What do you have to think about when you go to Barcelona?
Only TAROM, Wizz Air, Blue Air and sometimes Vueling - the low-cost division of the Spanish national operator Iberia, fly directly in Barcelona.
The city has a single airport - Barcelona El Prat, 17 kilometers from the city center. The airports of Reus and Girona are far from the city.
From the airport to the city you can reach by public transport (bus 46), the Aerobus express line, by train or by taxi.
From Turisme de Barcelona you can find out what you can see in this city, but also in its surroundings.
Barcelona Card is a kind of 3 in 1. Free transport, museum access and discounts.
The TMB (Transport Metropolitan Barcelona) website provides you with valuable information on the price of travel tickets, subscriptions and public transportation routes in Barcelona.
Accommodation can be found on many sites. You can try the trivago.com (Search aggregator that looks for 251 sites) for hotels and AirBnb.com for accommodations made directly from locals.
The stadium that plays Messi, Neymar and Pique is visiting. 23 euros cost the entrance ticket.
Tickets to the Sagrada Familia can be taken from the official website of the cathedral. But there are also more expensive, organized tours, and you do not stop in the queue.
Entrances to Gaudi's homes are expensive. In Casa Batlló you pay 21.5 euros, and in La Pedrera - 20.50 euros.
If you do not want to take Barcelona step by step, Hop on-Hop off buses can be a solution.
For a good and indestructible "menu of the day," go to the Olympic Port area.
The list of Barcelona nightclubs is here or here.
A visit to Freixenet's "Winery" is absolutely necessary. Freixenet (called cava in Spanish) is the best-selling "champagne" in the world.
If you want to go by train from Barcelona, you will have to book your train ticket on the RENFE website. If you buy it directly from the station it's a bit more expensive.
Near Barcelona is the La Roca Village Outlet. The Barcelona road takes about 30-40 minutes.
And if you want to move around in Barcelona, take a look at MovingToBarcelona.com. Find out what you do not need on this site.
