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Torre Agbar - 142 m high
office building in Barcelona.
Architect - Jean Nouvel
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Information regarding Barcelona Airport (El Prat.)
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here for information about Girona airport
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here for information about Reus airport
Barcelona International Airport, El Prat, is located 12 km south of the
city centre. The airport has 3 different terminals:
Terminal 1 which is the airport's new terminal and was finished in 2009. Big airliners such as British Airways, Lufthansa, KLM, SAS and Spainair fly from here.
The terminals 2A and 2B are the airport's old terminals and are located 7km from the new terminal. Most of the lowcost airlines such as EasyJet, Airberlin and Transavia fly from here.
A fourth terminal is being built right now which should be finished in
2010.
Address and contact details
Aeropuerto de Barcelona
08820 El Prat de Llobregat
Phone: +34 902 404 704
Web: http://www.aena.es
Parking
Barcelona Airport has 12 886 parking spaces. 2200 covered spaces are in
the building across from Terminal C.
0 - 4 days 17.45 € per day.
5 < days 13.95 € per day.
Leaving the luggage at the
airport
There are storage boxes in the car park opposite Terminal B.
Large box 50x80x90 cm 4.80 €
/ 24 hours
Medium box 35x80x60 cm 4.20
€ / 24 hours
Small box 35x80x45 cm 3.70 €
/ 24 hours
Car hire
In Terminal B, you will find the major rental companies Avis, Hertz and
Europcar. Here you can rent a car directly over the counter. However, I
recommend that you rent your car from a rental car agency before you fly
to Spain. You don't have to queue and prices are much cheaper since the
agencies usually have good discounts.
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How to get from the airport to Barcelona’s centre
Getting from the airport into
Barcelona is quite easy and painfree. There are three options to get into
the centre.
Taxi: A cab ride from the airport
to the city centre should cost around 28 - 33 €. Look out for the odd
dishonest cab driver that adds his ‘own’ taxes, but do not be surprised if
there are some additional costs when the taxi has arrived to its
destination. It is permissible by law to add 1 € per bag, and 3 € to drive
to and from the airport.
Aerobus: Barcelona's blue airport
buses are waiting just outside each terminal. A ride costs 4.05 € per
person and takes about 30 minutes to the centre. The bus stops at 6
different places in the city:
Plaza Espanya (Near
Montjuic, pøbler Espanyol, Fira)
Gran Via / Urgell (the
middle of Eixample)
Plaza Universitat (Beside
University, Pl. Catalunya)
Plaza Catalunya (Center,
La Rambla, El Corte Inglés)
Pg Gràcia /
Diputació (La Pedrera, Casa Batllo)
Estacio Sants (train
station)
Train: Renfe is the name of
Spain's national rail company. It is the cheapest option to get to the
city and trains leave every half hour. However, whilst a new high-speed
train is being built, it might be a little complicated to find the right
train. The only train you should take from the airport is called C2
terminus Sant Celoni. It departs from the terminal 2B and stops at the following stations:
El Prat de Llobregat
Bellvitge (Barcelona's
main hospital)
Barcelona Sants (main
train station)
Barcelona Passeig de Gracia
(5 minute walk from Pl. Catalunya and La Rambla)
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Be especially mindful of
pickpockets when you travel by metro, trains and airport buses.
Learn
how to best avoid pickpockets.
Bringing the children to
Barcelona? Read our
children's guide to Barcelona.
Are you in Barcelona for
shopping? Read our
Shopping
Guide.
Late flight? Looking for a hotel close to the airport?
We have the
hotel
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The latest from Barcelona.
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Free things in Barcelona!
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In Barcelona you can do a lot of fun things for free! Follow the link below to see our best tips!
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One street festival after another in Barcelona
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Festa Major de Gràcia had barely finished when the neighbourhood Sants launched their own annual "Fiesta Mayor". The party was launched today August 23 and runs until August 29. Parades, concerts and competitions are just some of all activities taking place.
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Summer with children in central Barcelona
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Join Marta when she visits the smallest beach in town. Perfect for small children.
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FC Barcelona s home debut at the Camp Nou approaching
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On Saturday FC Barcelona play Sevilla in the second leg of the Spanish Super Cup. A few days later it is time for the Gamper trophy that Barca this year play against AC Milan.
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It is time for the Festa Major de Gràcia
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Festa Major de Gràcia is one of the biggest and most colorful festivals in Barcelona. During the festival from the 15th to the 21th of August, the streets and balconies in Gràcia are decorated. Do not miss if you are in Barcelona!
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Save time and money with our Airport Transfers
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Up to 13 people can travel in our cars for only 99 € each way.
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Sales on hotels in Barcelona
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It is not just the shops that are having sales in Barcelona! Book your hotel now. Tip: The further in advance you book, the better price you will get!
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Free street music festival takes over Barceloneta
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The festival starts tomorrow, Thursday, and goes on until Sunday. Over 50 groups perform at 10 different street corners of the district.
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Barcelona stops in August
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The month of August is finally here. In Barcelona, many factories, offices and shops close down so that their employees can take leave. Barcelona is a different city in August, with less traffic and stress. The only exception is Barcelona s beaches which are filled to the brim.
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Bullfighting in Catalonia banned from the 1st of Jan 2012
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Yesterday, the politicians in the Catalan parliament voted YES to ban bullfighting in Catalonia.
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Summer is here! Beach Time!
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Sunshine and temperatures above 25 degrees have made Barcelona s beaches popular in recent days.
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Did you know that the Barcelona metro is open all night every Saturday?
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Read more about Barcelona s buses and subway (Metro).
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Lose yourself in the Labyrinth Park
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The Labyrinth Park is the oldest park in Barcelona and since it is located outside of the tourist radius, it is something of an undiscovered treasure.
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In Barcelona for shopping?
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Read our shopping guide to Barcelona!
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The most popular sights in Barcelona
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Follow the link below to see the full list of the most popular sights in Barcelona. Maybe you can guess which is number one?
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Hotel Arts - 154 m high 5*****GL hotel in Barcelona.
Why do we cooperate with
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Besides having the lowest prices of Barcelona hotels, they also offer hotel
reviews from real guests who has left their INDEPENDENT thoughts about the
hotel. They also have several office in the U.K. and that feels really safe.
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Cristóbal Colón - 50 m high statue at the bottom of Las Ramblas.
Barcelona metro map
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