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Hotel Between the Eixample & Gracia

BETWEEN L’EIXAMPLE AND GRACIA

Seventy Barcelona is located at the border between two of Barcelona’s most emblematic neighborhoods: the Eixample, orderly, rationally built, and full of architectural gems, and Gracia, with its narrow, winding streets bursting with life and creativity at each corner. Sitting on the edge of these two districts provides a window onto two distinctive visions and realities expressed by the Catalonian capital.

This unique location also provides the perfect vantage point for those seeking an exclusive and sophisticated experience with access to some of the city’s best shopping. It’s just steps away from the Barcelona Shopping Line, one of the city’s most impressive shopping districts. Set between the Passeig de Gràcia, the Rambla de Catalunya, and Avinguda Diagonal, this area features the most exclusive and luxurious names in fashion to be found in the city.

Seventy’s uniquely advantageous location also provides easy access to multiple Modernist masterpieces, like the Palau del Baró Quadras, Casa de les Punxes, Casa Comalat as well as the majestic Casa Milà (La Pedrera) and the Block of Discord, with Casa Batlló, Casa Ametller and Casa Lleó i Morera.

Note: As of January 1, 2020, the Barcelona metropolitan area is considered a Low-Emission Zone (LEZ). Access to the city by private vehicle is restricted to motorists with a valid environmental label, applicable to vehicles registered in Spain; motorists operating vehicles registered abroad must apply for prior authorization.

If you plan on visiting Barcelona in a car registered in a foreign country, you will need to register for a permit.

SEVENTY BARCELONA

AEROBUS

You can catch the Aerobus at both terminals of Barcelona’s Prat Airport. Get off at the Plaça Catalunya stop, and board the L3 line of the Barcelona Metro. Take the Metro to the Diagonal stop; the hotel is within 1000 feet of the station exit, at Calle Córcega, 344 – 352.

METRO (AIRPORT)

From the Prat Airport (T1 and T2), take the L9 line of the Barcelona Metro to the Collblanc stop. There, transfer to the L5 line, and ride until the Diagonal stop. The hotel is within 1000 feet of the station exit.

TRAIN (AIRPORT)

You can catch the regional train from Terminal 2 (T2) of the Prat Airport. Take the train to the Paseo de Gracia stop; the hotel is a ten-minute walk away.

This station also provides service to Barcelona’s principal train routes, and offers connection to the L2, L3, and L4 lines of the Barcelona Metro.

BUS

The hotel is served by multiple bus lines: 6, 7, 22, 24, 33, 34, 39, 47, and H8, which traverse the city horizontally, and V15 and V17, crossing the grid’s vertical axis.

The late-night bus routes N4, N5, N6 and N7 all stop near the hotel.

METRO

The hotel is located within 1000 feet of the Diagonal stop, served by the L3 and L5 lines of the Barcelona Metro.

TOURIST BUS

The closest Tourist Bus stop is Passeig de Gràcia – La Pedrera, served by both the Blue and Red lines, and is just a five-minute walk from the hotel.

GETTING AROUND BARCELONA

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Google Hotels – a new tool for hotel marketing

There are many different models of working with Google for hoteliers to promote their property. You can choose the most common way of promotion – the Google Ads. You pay and a link to your hotel’s website appears directly in the sponsored links in the browser. However, now Google offers you a possibility to appear on a widget designed especially for hotels – the Google Hotels. What exactly is it and what do you have to do to get there?

Google Hotels is part of Google Travel – a platform which integrates all of the tools which help a traveler book their trips. Initially, Google had a Trips mobile app and Google Flights. Lately, these services were spread to include also and the forementioned hotel search engine and grouped as part of one common platform. Imagine that you are planning a trip to Barcelona and you are looking for a hotel. If you put “hotels in Barcelona” in your browser, this is what you will see.

The link marked as “Ad” is AdWords. Then, what you will see in the window between AdWords and organic results is the Google Hotels widget. It allows your potential guests to compare prices from various sites (hotel’s own sites, OTAs, etc.) in one place, in real time, without leaving Google.

If you click on a particular hotel, you will land on a page on which you will be able to compare the offers from different distribution channels, including the hotel’s own website.

In the “Check availability” or ‘Compare prices’ box, you can see various links. They take you directly to Booking.com, Trip.com (or any other OTA that has a paid campaign active), as well as the hotel’s own website. However, if you have activated the ‘Book on Google’ option on your property, the hotel will be available to be booked without leaving Google. If it is active, you will see another box. In this particular case, it has a “Select a room” nametag, but it can also show OTAs’ offers for your property.

When you click on a room which you have selected, you will see a Google page on which you will be asked to confirm your room choice, give the guest’s personal and contact details and credit card number.

The last stage will be the booking confirmation.

The advantages for the client should be clear by now. What are the advantages for a hotel? If the booker is here, then it means they are further in the process of purchase than most clients who click on the AdWords link. Since they are lower in the sales funnel, then we may assume that these clicks will have a higher conversion than it is in the case of the clicks you get from conventional AdWords.

How to appear on the list

First of all, you need to have an active Google My Business Account.

The main driver for Google to position hotels up or down is Success (measured in CTR & profits), which can be improved with customer/audience affinity. That means, getting a higher position in a rank is not simply a matter of bidding – your position basically depends on whether your website gives Google a high value in terms of the content presented, gives the potential guests good user experience and competitive offer. The demand for the hotel, given its location, quality, reviews and other factors matter, too. All of these effect in the traffic generated on the website by the audience who visits it. If the quality of content is poor or not many people visit your website – you will have to pay to raise your position in the rank. Therefore, you need your Google Ad account to be active, to be ready to improve your position. If you don’t pay, you will still appear in the ranking, but this will weaken your position.

One thing is clear: if the hotel direct sales is not present here, then it is losing many bookings, as – if the offers are competitive – it has the highest probability to get the business.

Business models & how much it costs

There are three business models that will lead you to be listed:

CPC – you pay for each click on your link

You pay a commission fee whenever a booking has been made

You pay a commission fee from each stay (charged after the guest’s check-out) – this way you only pay for the reservations which effected in a stay; you don’t pay for the no-stay. The commission is 10%

Bottom line

In the times when competition is tough, using Book on Google might be a good way for hoteliers to get more bookings.

Read our blog to keep up to date with the recent news from the industry.

Where to stay in Barcelona • Top 5 in the center

Where to stay in Barcelona in the center near the attractions, the beach, shops, in the midst of club life or in a quiet residential area? Which areas of Barcelona are central and which are near the center. The best areas of Barcelona on the map, a selection of accommodation options from luxury five-star hotels to budget hotels.

Barcelona – View of the Plaza de España

Contents

Districts in the center
Old Town
Eixample
Sants Montjuic
Gracia
Sant Marti
Airport hotels
How to save money

Start your search for accommodation well in advance while there is a good choice. The cost of a night depends on the season: from May to October prices increase by 2 times. We went to Barcelona at the beginning of April – the good weather was pleasantly combined with a small number of tourists and affordable prices.

Areas in the center of Barcelona where it is better for tourists to live

The best areas of Barcelona for tourists on the map

There are 10 districts in Barcelona. Tourists are interested in only 5 areas where it is better to live. These areas are located in the center or close to it, close to attractions or the sea.

Old Town – Ciutat Vella (District 1) – the historical center of Barcelona, where most of the sights, museums and places of interest are located. On the border of the Old Town and the Eixample, in Plaza Catalunya, the Hop on Hop off bus routes and most excursions start. Ciutat Vella is good for those who come to Barcelona for 2-3 days.
Eixample – Eixample (District 2) – the modern center of Barcelona, a comfortable and safe area north of the Old Town. Here is the world-famous Sagrada Familia and other works of Gaudí. All travelers like the Eixample equally, it is convenient to stay there for a week or more.
Sants Montjuic – Sants-Montjuïc (District 3)
Gracia – Gràcia (District 6)
Sant Martí – Sant Martí (District 10)0008

Old Town (Ciutat Vella)

Rambla in the center of Barcelona

Barcelona City Center – Old Town or Ciutat Vella includes 4 quarters.

Gothic Quarter – historic center
Barceloneta – the best place to stay by the sea and the beach
Raval – inexpensive area in the center
El Born – quiet area in the center

Old town on Google map

Gothic quarter – historical center of Barcelona

Bridge of Sighs or Lace Bridge (Pont dels Sospirs)

Gothic Quarter (Barri Gòtic) is the oldest, completely pedestrian part of Barcelona. Tourists rush here to walk through the labyrinths of narrow streets and see the historical buildings and squares of the XIV-XV centuries. The main attractions of Barri Gòtic are the Cathedral and the Royal Square.

Gothic Quarter on Google map

The area is full of shops, bars, restaurants, museums and galleries. Special lighting in the evening, street musicians and singers, all this creates a unique atmosphere.

Hotels in Barry Gotik are small in size, but there are exceptions.

Hotels in the center of Barcelona in the Gothic Quarter

Michelin Restaurant at The Serras Hotel

The Serras is the best 5* hotel in the Gothic Quarter with a rooftop infinity pool and Michelin starred restaurant.
Barcelona Catedral 4* Boutique hotel located a 1-minute walk from Barcelona Cathedral, in the historic Gothic Quarter.
Duquesa Suites Barcelona 4* 6 minutes walk from the Picasso Museum and Barceloneta metro station, swimming pool, sun terrace.
Regencia Colón 3* near the Cathedral and Plaza Catalunya.
Find a hotel in the Gothic Quarter

Attractions of the Gothic Quarter

Royal Square (Plaça Reial)

Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia
Remains of the ancient Roman city wall of the 2nd century
Saint James Square (
Saint James Square)
Royal square (Plaça Reial)
Basilica of Santa Maria del Pi
Barcelona Historical Museum (Museu d’Història de Barcelona)
Bridge of Sighs or Lace Bridge (Pont dels Sospirs)
Jewish Quarter
Pablo Picasso Museum

Gothic Barcelona at night

Weekly walk through the legendary quarter with immersion in the history of the Old Town

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Where to go, what to see in the Gothic Quarter

Admire the neo-Gothic façade of the Cathedral, take the elevator to the observation deck under the dome. Look into the monastery courtyard with a fountain and 13 white geese, symbolizing the 13th anniversary of Saint Eulalia.
Take a look at the Royal Square with palm trees, Gaudí lanterns and a fountain in the center.
Take a guided tour of Gothic Barcelona in the evening, listen to the history of witch hunts during the Inquisition and the legends of the gargoyles and the executioner of Barcelona.
Watch classic Spanish flamenco performed by world-class artists in a historic setting.
Shop for souvenirs, prices are lower than on the Ramblas.
Climb to the top of the monument to Christopher Columbus. An elevator inside the column takes you to the observation deck, where from a height of 60 meters a panoramic view of the city, medieval shipyards and the Montjuic fortress opens.
Taste delicious seafood paella at the Avinyo10 cafe on Carrer d’avinyo.
Check out Craft Barcelona for a huge selection of craft beers, delicious tapas and live music in the evenings.

Related: 12 viewpoints in Barcelona

Barceloneta – the best place to stay in Barcelona by the sea and the beach

Barcelona Head (La Cabeza de Barcelona)

The Barceloneta area is located right in front of the sea. Together with the Gothic Quarter, it is part of the Ciutat Vella central area of Barcelona. The former abandoned fishing area has completely changed its appearance for the 1992 Olympics and has become a favorite vacation spot for locals and tourists.

Barceloneta on Google map

There are many interesting things for tourists: unusual sculptures, beaches, a beautiful promenade, Barcelona Aquarium, many fish restaurants, bars and clubs. This is an ideal place for young people, lovers of nightlife and morning jogging.

Turning deep into the quarter into narrow streets with low houses, you can feel the simple original atmosphere of Barceloneta. The best restaurants are located here, and not on the promenade along the sea.

La Barceloneta is the best place to stay in Barcelona. From here it is close to the Rambla, 5 minutes walk to the beach and 20 minutes to the city center. Rooms in local hotels offer beautiful views of the sea and the promenade. In the evening there is where to walk, and there are plenty of restaurants and grocery stores around.

Barcelona city center hotels close to the beach

W Barcelona room with stunning sea views

W Barcelona 5* sails over Barceloneta Beach, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea or the city, rooftop bar, 2 pools. From the hotel you can go directly to the beach with your sun loungers and umbrellas.
Duquesa de Cardona 4* in front of the marina, roof terrace with panoramic views, swimming pool and bar.
54 Barceloneta 3* modern design hotel, close to the beach and cable car to Montjuic. 08 Barcelona Head shrimp
Rebecca Horn sculpture Homenatge a la Barceloneta
Frank Gehry’s 35m Swimming Fish

Where to go, what to see in Barceloneta

Rambla De Mar footbridge and Maremagnum shopping center on the left

Maremagnum shopping center boutiques with familiar brands, cafes and restaurants with outdoor terraces.
Visit Barcelona’s unique Aquarium with an online skip-the-line ticket.
Dine at La Cova Fumada, a family run restaurant for delicious fresh seafood and homemade wine.
Dine at the non-touristic Pasa Tapas, serving delicious Spanish dishes: various tapas, paella, meat dishes, seafood, fish and grills.
Grab a glass of beer with a variety of snacks in the atmospheric El Vaso de Oro Brasserie.
Ride the cable car up Montjuïc with breathtaking views of Barcelona along the way.

Raval – an inexpensive area in the heart of Barcelona

Côte Fernando Botero on the Rambla del Raval

Raval is not as popular as the Gothic Quarter located on the other side of the Rambla. Perhaps the reputation of the area contributes to this. Because of its proximity to the port, it was a red-light district. Another name – Barrio Chino or China Town – was given because its bars, clubs and brothels resembled a similar place in New York. Now it is already in the past and rather does not scare, but attracts tourists.

Raval on Google map

Since 1988, the Barcelona City Council has launched a renovation program for the area. The MACBA Museum of Contemporary Art was built and the CCCB Center for Contemporary Culture of Barcelona was opened. The Rambla del Raval boulevard has been updated with palm trees, benches, and a statue of the cat Fernando Botero, beloved by tourists, has been installed on it.

Today, Raval is a central, creative and safe area of Barcelona. In addition to MACBA, there are many bookstores, designer boutiques and other fashionable places. On Fridays, there are live concerts on the Rambla del Raval, numerous restaurants are full of people, and tourists feed pigeons and parrots.

Raval’s central location makes it an attractive destination for tourists to stay for 4-5 days for sightseeing. From anywhere in the Raval, the Gothic Quarter, the Old Port and the seafront are within a 15-minute walk. Hotel prices in Raval are pleasantly lower than in other quarters of the Old City.

Hotels in Raval on the Ramblas

Panoramic rooftop terrace of the Barceló Raval

Bagués 5* boutique hotel on the Ramblas, 50 meters from the La Boqueria market, ebony furniture, swimming pool and rooftop bar.
Barceló Raval 4* design hotel next to the Museum of Modern Art in Barcelona, underground parking, panoramic terrace with swimming pool.
Hesperia Barcelona Ramblas 3* inexpensive hotel a few meters from the Ramblas with good soundproofing and clean rooms.
Find a hotel in Raval

Attractions Raval

Palau Güell
Fernando Botero’s Cat (El Gato de Botero)
Museum of Contemporary Art MACBA
Barcelona Contemporary Culture Center CCCB
Old Romanesque Church of Sant Pau del Camp

Chronicles of criminal Barcelona

Hear stories that tickle the soul and nerves, go to the “House of the Vampire” and see the mystical Raval

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Where to go, what to see in the Raval

Jamon in the Boqueria marketFresh oysters Boqueria market

Visit the legendary Boqueria Market. Everything is here: fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh juices, smoothies, jamon, cheeses – everything is washed, chopped, packed with forks. Steak, shrimp, oysters will be quickly prepared right in front of you. There are many places where the menu is in Russian.
Try a variety of cocktails and delicious food at the trendy youth restaurant Marmalade.
Explore the Barcelona Maritime Museum (Museu Maritim de Barcelona) at the Drassanas Royal Shipyards. The Spanish galley is one of the most interesting exhibits.
Pop into popular Mexican bar El Pachuco for signature homemade nachos, quesadillas and frozen margaritas.
Listen to stories that tickle your soul and nerves, go to the “House of the Vampire” and see the mystical Raval on the author’s tour of the Chronicle of Crime Barcelona.

Related: Tapas in Barcelona • Where to go and what to try

El Born – a quiet area in the center of Barcelona

Arc de Triomphe Barcelona

This quarter is correctly called Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera, but is better known as El Born after the name of the old El Born market. Born and Ribera borders the Gothic Quarter, Barceloneta and the Eixample district. This quiet area attracts with its comfort and subtle bourgeois charm.

El Born on Google map

According to numerous tourist reviews, El Born year after year is the best area in the center of Barcelona, where it is most convenient to stay for a few days, including for young people and families with children. El Born is safe day and night. All this makes the area quite expensive to live in.

Walking from El Born to the Gothic Quarter or the beach of Barceloneta will take no more than 10 minutes, the same amount to Plaça Catalunya (a convenient transport hub).

It is in El Born that the Picasso Museum, the Arc de Triomphe and one of the most beautiful Gothic churches, Santa Maria del Mar, are located. Here is the French Station and the Santa Catarina market, where products are cheaper than in the famous Boquería market.

During the day it is a popular destination for fashion lovers and gourmets. Everywhere you can find cafes, galleries, designer clothing boutiques and cool shoe stores. In the evening, the area comes alive, and numerous bars and expensive restaurants are filled with visitors.

Hotels in El Born near Ciutadella Park

Hotel Banys Orientals with a Catalan restaurant in El Born

K+K Picasso 4* boutique hotel on Passeig de Picasso, opposite Ciutadella Park, high quality staff, comfortable rooms, swimming pool.
Banys Orientals 3* elegant hotel in an 18th century building, 100 meters from the church of Santa Maria del Mar near Jaume metro station.
Palau de la Musica inexpensive apartment hotel near the concert hall of the same name, from the balcony of the room you can admire the busy streets.
Find a hotel in El Born

Attractions El Born

Palace of Catalan Music
Church of Santa Maria del Mar
Cultural center and archaeological site on the site of the old market of Born
Arc de Triomphe
Ciutadella Park (Parc de la Ciutadella) with the monumental Cascada Fountain

Cascada Fountain in Ciutadella Park
Gothic and El Born: bright facts and delicious pauses

An 18+ walk through the two oldest and most authentic districts of the city with a historical and gastronomic focus

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Where to go, what to see in El Born

Include the Picasso Museum in the beautiful city palace of the 15th century in your must-visit program.
Book an individual tour with a historical and gastronomic focus on Gothic and El Born: vivid facts and tasty pauses.
Take a walk in the Tsitatel park, from which you can get to the beautiful zoo.
Take the kids to the little Chocolate Museum (Museu de la Xocolata), entrance with original ticket (barcoded chocolate).
Taste delicious and beautiful pastries at the Pastelería Hofmann.
Treat yourself to a gastronomic feast at the old bar El Xampanyet, delicious food and homemade Cava, lines lining up to get in.

Comfortable Eixample – the modern center of Barcelona

Sagrada Familia (Sagrada Familia)

The most densely populated area of Barcelona Eixample (Eixample) is located north of Plaza Catalunya. This large area was built in the 19th and 20th centuries in the modernist style and has an elaborate layout with octagonal blocks, straight streets and wide avenues.

Eixample on Google map

Walking in Barcelona

Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the city, go to the best coffee shops and explore the masterpieces of Gaudí’s architecture

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Leaving Eixample without a tour is simply not possible, because it is here that the world-famous works of Antoni Gaudí are located: Sagrada Familia, Casa Mila and Casa Batlló. Worthy of close attention is the “Quarter of Discord” on Gracia Avenue, which has become a competition site for talented Catalan architects of the 20th century. Houses 35, 41 and 43, although built in the style of Catalan modernism, are completely different from each other.

Related: 14 masterpieces of Gaudí in Barcelona

Passeig de Gràcia is the most fashionable Eixample street, where fashionable boutiques and expensive restaurants are located. Parallel to it, another interesting shopping street, Rambla de Cataluña, runs. There are several shopping centers on Diagonal Avenue. Many tourists can be found at the popular El Corte Inglés department store in Plaça Catalunya.

Passeig de Gràcia in the Eixample district

Proper development makes the Eixample district surprisingly cozy, thanks to it there is a lot of light, trees and air. Away from the main streets, you can find many cafes, bakeries and supermarkets. That is why the respectable and safe Eixample is a comfortable place to stay for tourists, including families with children. We rented an apartment for a week in a quiet residential area of Sant Antoni, close to the metro and Sant Antoni market.

Eixample is the modern center of Barcelona and the closest area to the historic centre. Walking from anywhere in Eixample to Plaza Catalunya on the border with the Old Town will take no more than half an hour, and public transport will be even faster.

Hotels in Barcelona near the Sagrada Familia

View of the Sagrada Familia (Sagrada Familia) architect Antoni Gaudí from the rooftop terrace of the Ayre Hotel Rosellón

Palace GL 5 * luxury hotel near the Arc de Triomphe, spa, outdoor pool.
Ayre Rosellón 4* 200 meters from the Sagrada Familia with a panoramic view of the Basilica, underground parking.
Jazz 3* budget hotel 2 minutes walk from Plaza Catalunya and El Corte Ingles department store, swimming pool and terrace overlooking the city.
Find a hotel in Eixample

Attractions Eixample

Sagrada Familia
Casa Milà, La Pedrera

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Passeig de Gràcia

What to do, what to see in Eixample

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Sants-Montjuïc near Montjuic

Plaza de España

Sants-Montjuïc near Montjuic was built for the 1929 World Exhibition. Here are the Spanish Village, the fortress of Montjuic, the Botanical Garden, the FC Barcelona stadium. A favorite vacation spot for Barcelona residents and guests of the city. Plaza de España is a road junction from where you can get to any part of Barcelona, to the airport and to the Montserrat monastery.

Sants-Montjuic on Google map

Hotels in Sants Montjuic

Miramar Barcelona 5* hotel in a former palace on Montjuic mountain with panoramic sea views.
Grums Barcelona 4* 5 minutes walk from Barcelona port, ferry terminal and cruise terminal entrance, spa with state of the art fitness center.
Acta Azul Barcelona 3* budget hotel near Plaza de España and the Arena shopping center.
Find a hotel in Sants-Montjuic

Gràcia – Residential area near the center

Typical Catalan area Gràcia, 1 km North of the center of Barcelona. The most remote from the sea, but with the best restaurants, private villas and Park Güell.

Gracia on Google Map

Hotel Casa Fuster G.L Monumento

Casa Fuster G.L Monumento 5* in the famous Art Nouveau House of Fuste at the beginning of Passeig de Gracia, sauna, gym, roof terrace with swimming pool.
Ronda Lesseps 4* 200 meters from Lesseps metro station and 10 minutes walk from Parc Güell, family rooms, delicious breakfasts.
La Casa del Sol 3* inexpensive hotel 800 meters from Casa Mila, with a swimming pool and garden views, you can rent a bike.
Find a hotel in Gracia

Sant Martí – the best area to stay in Barcelona by the sea

Promenade in Barcelona’s Sant Martí neighborhood

The new residential area of Sant Martí was built for the 1992 Olympic Games. Port Olimpic is the most prestigious and comfortable quarter on the seashore, where the Olympic Port, skyscrapers and the best beaches of Barcelona are located.

Sant Marti on Google map

Barcelona hotels near the beach

Level at Melia Barcelona Sky 5* excellent service, rooftop bar and pool bar, 15 minutes to the beach.
Occidental Atenea Mar 4* adults only hotel, 150 meters from Nova Mar Bella beach, terrace overlooking the sea and infinity pool.
Holiday Inn Express Barcelona City 22@ 3* inexpensive hotel 300 meters from Llacuna metro station, buffet breakfast included in the price.
Find a hotel in Sant Martí

Barcelona day and night

Barcelona airport hotels

If you are passing through Barcelona, have an early flight or a late arrival, then a hotel near El Prat airport can be convenient. There are budget options and hotels with a free shuttle to the airport. City buses and trains run to Barcelona city center (30-40 minutes).

BAH Barcelona Airport Hotel close to the airport

BAH Barcelona Airport 4* close to Barcelona International Airport, seasonal swimming pool, free airport transfer.
Ciutat del Prat 4* design hotel near the airport, free transfer to the airport, a few steps from grocery stores and the metro station, 40 minutes to the center of Barcelona by transport.
Ibis Budget Barcelona Viladecans is an inexpensive hotel 12 minutes from El Prat Airport and 25 km from the center of Barcelona, close to McDonald’s and a large supermarket.
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How to save money on your stay in Barcelona?

Where to stay in Barcelona – in the center or choose a hotel further away and buy a travel card? You decide.

Barcelona Public Transport

Barcelona public transport single tickets and tickets are valid in zone 1 (Zona 1), which includes all of Barcelona, including its tourist areas. The urban transport network includes:

metro
bus (TMB)
night bus (Nit Bus)
tram (TRAM)
funiculars to the mountains of Montjuic and Tibidabo
suburban trains (Ferrocarris) )

2020 ticket, travel and transport card prices

Single pass €2.40
T-casual 10 trip pass €11.35
Hola BCN transport card! gives unlimited trips within Barcelona and the province by public transport, including trains to the airport:
- 48 hours – €16.30
- 72 hours – €23.70
- 96 hours – €30.80
- 120 hours – € 38.00

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Krasnoyarsk – Bishkek
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Tyumen – Bishkek
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Irkutsk – Bishkek
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Kaliningrad – Bishkek
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Surgut – Bishkek
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Osh

Kyrgyzstan

Moscow – Osh
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Saint Petersburg – Osh
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Novosibirsk – Osh
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Krasnoyarsk – Osh
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Yekaterinburg – Osh
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Kazan – Osh
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Irkutsk – Osh
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Ufa – Osh
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Vladivostok – Osh
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Samara – Osh
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Dubai

UAE

Saint Petersburg – Dubai
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Sochi – Dubai
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Mineralnye Vody – Dubai
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Novosibirsk – Dubai
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Kazan – Dubai
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Yekaterinburg – Dubai
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Samara – Dubai
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Ufa – Dubai
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Makhachkala – Dubai
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Dushanbe

Tajikistan

Moscow – Dushanbe
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Saint Petersburg – Dushanbe
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Kazan – Dushanbe
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Novosibirsk – Dushanbe
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Yekaterinburg – Dushanbe
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Krasnoyarsk – Dushanbe
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Irkutsk – Dushanbe
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Ufa – Dushanbe
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Chelyabinsk – Dushanbe
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Tel Aviv

Israel

Moscow – Tel Aviv
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Saint Petersburg – Tel Aviv
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Sochi – Tel Aviv
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Yekaterinburg – Tel Aviv
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Samara – Tel Aviv
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Novosibirsk – Tel Aviv
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Chelyabinsk – Tel Aviv
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Khujand

Tajikistan

Moscow – Khujand
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Saint Petersburg – Khujand
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Krasnoyarsk – Khujand
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Kazan – Khujand
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Yekaterinburg – Khujand
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Tyumen – Khujand
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Khabarovsk – Khujand
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Samara – Khujand
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Minsk

Belarus

Moscow – Minsk
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Saint Petersburg – Minsk
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Kaliningrad – Minsk
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Yekaterinburg – Minsk
From 17838₽

Sochi – Minsk
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Kazan – Minsk
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Perm – Minsk
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Novosibirsk – Minsk
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Ufa – Minsk
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Nizhny Novgorod – Minsk
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Help and advice

I didn’t receive my ticket.

What to do?

A letter with an itinerary receipt (ticket) is sent by the seller within 3 hours to the mail you specified when booking. If there is no letter in the mail, check the Spam folder in your mailbox – often lost letters end up there.
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I want to return the ticket. How can I do it?

The possibility of a refund depends on the ticket fare and the rules of the airline. In some fares, a ticket refund will only be available for an additional fee, in others it will be free of charge, and some tickets will not be refundable.
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I need to change my departure date. What to do?

The possibility of exchange depends on the ticket fare and the rules of the airline. In some fares, the exchange is included only for an additional fee, in others it will be free, and some tickets cannot be exchanged.
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There was an error in the booking data. How to fix?

Some airlines allow up to three typos in the last name, first name or patronymic, but it is better to check with the seller if corrections are needed.