Airlines and services Barcelona

From Terminal 1, it takes an average of 35 minutes to reach Plaça Catalunya. From Terminal 2, it takes 55 minutes. To get to the airport, stop at : Plaça Catalunya (opposite the entrance to Corte Ingles), Sepúlveda-Urgell and Plaça Espanya. From the airport to the centre, stops at Plaça Espanya, Gran Via-Urgell, Plaça Universitat and Plaça Catalunya.

Line A1

. Pl. Catalunya-Terminal T1: from 5am to 10.30pm. Terminal T1-Pl. Catalunya: from 5.45 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Line A2.

Pl. Catalunya-Terminal T2: from 5am to 10.30pm. Terminal T2-Pl. Catalunya: from 5.50 a.m. to 11.10 p.m.

Located about 15 kilometres from the centre of Barcelona, the airport has two terminals, T1 and T2. It is served by many airlines, including Ryanair (flights from Paris Beauvais), Easyjet (from Paris CDG, Bordeaux, Lyon, etc.), Air France, Transavia (from Paris Orly), and of course the Spanish companies Vueling and Iberia. For last-minute purchases, the T1 is home to a multitude of fashion boutiques!

The journey to the city centre takes about 25 minutes. Departures approximately every 30 minutes from the airport between 5:42 am and 11:38 pm. Departures from Passeig de Gràcia towards the airport between 5:08 and 23:07 (from Sants, between 5:13 and 23:14). From Terminal 1: you will need to take a free shuttle bus (about 10 minutes drive) to get to the station. This option is not very practical, it is better to opt for the bus if you arrive at Terminal 1. From Terminal 2: access to the station is via a covered footbridge.

To Paris CDG, Bordeaux, Lyon, Nice and Geneva.

The line 9 South, currently being extended, currently connects the T 1 and T 2 terminals from the airport with 3 stations in central Barcelona: Torrassa (L 1), Collblanc (L 5) and Zona Universitària (L 3). The journey takes about 30 minutes.

To Barcelona, the Spanish airline offers several direct flights, operated by Vueling and Air Nostrum, from/to Paris, Bordeaux, Brussels, Nantes, Rennes, Lyon, Marseille, Nice, Geneva, among others. On average, it takes 1 hour and 40 minutes to get from Paris to Barcelona. Some fares, on certain dates, are very interesting. Several options are available at the time of booking: the possibility of choosing a seat, adding luggage, booking a hotel, renting a car, or accessing a higher class ticket.

Located some 15 kilometres from the centre of Barcelona, the airport has two terminals, T1 and T2. It is served by many airlines, including Ryanair (flights from Paris Beauvais), Easyjet (from Paris CDG, Bordeaux, Lyon, etc.), Air France, Transavia (from Paris Orly), and of course the Spanish companies Vueling and Iberia. For last-minute purchases, the T1 is home to a multitude of fashion boutiques!

Depending on the season, Ryanair connects Barcelona to Paris-Beauvais, Poitiers, Bordeaux and Brussels (Zaventem or Charleroi). Although the prices are very competitive, the options quickly add up. For example, to get to Barcelona at no extra charge, you need to travel with a bag that fits under the passenger seat. But these conditions of transport aside, the rotations are at very low prices. On the website, you can see the prices for the whole month. The lowest prices are displayed.