Getting around by bus and coach Catalonia

Barcelona North bus station is located in the Eixample district, about 15 minutes walk from Plaça Catalunya. It occupies the site of a former railway station built in 1862, whose main building in neoclassical style is the work of Pere Andrés. It is Barcelona's main bus station, with buses that connect Barcelona with the main cities in the rest of Spain and Europe. Adjacent to its southern facade is a 3-hectare park.

Located right next to the Barcelona-Sants train station (on the left as you exit Plaça de los Països Catalans), this bus station houses the offices of several bus companies operating national and international routes. These include Flixbus, which links major French cities with Barcelona, as well as smaller towns such as Béziers, Dijon, Poitiers, Perpignan, Carcassonne, Avignon, La Rochelle, etc.

Located next to the train station, Girona's bus station serves the region as well as international destinations. The company Sagalés (https://www.sagales.com) covers most of Catalonia, including the Costa Brava. With regular departures to Barcelona (Barcelona North station, metro: Arc de Triomf). The company Eurolines (https://www.eurolines.de/fr) operates routes between Girona and Europe.

This station offers regular connections to Barcelona, Girona and the Costa Brava, as far as the Alt Empordà region is concerned: Portbou, Port de la Selva, Cadaqués, Roses, Empúries, l'Escala (Compagnie Moventis Sarfa - www.moventis.es). The Sagalés company links Figueres to Barcelona and Girona (www.sagales.com). It is also a departure point for the Garrotxa comarca via the Teisa company (www.teisa-bus.com). Luggage office.

Eurolines connects major cities in France to Barcelona and smaller towns including Béziers, Dijon, Poitiers, Perpignan, Carcassonne, Avignon, La Rochelle, etc.