Barcelona 2023 – Things to do Port Vell marina Barcelona
Things to do and see in Port Vell marina on and off the water
Updated January 2023
Barcelona’s harbour marina is called Port Vell, which means ‘old port’ in Catalan language. Port Vell marina borders the gothic quarter and Barceloneta and is a lively and popular area for visitors and fishermen. For tourists there are many things to do both on and near the water.
At Port Vell you can find the Maritime museum, the Columbus Monument, the Barcelona aquarium, the shopping mall Maremagnum and many activities including bike tours, segway tours, harbour boat tours and many fantastic restaurants and cafes in the Barceloneta area.
A recent addition to the Port Vell is the OneOcean super-yacht marina and even if you don’t have a super yacht you can book a table at the OneOcean restaurant in the marina. Some of the smaller cruise ships also dock in the Port Vell marina.
Barcelona OneOcean super yacht marina.
Many tourists love the long and wide promenade that borders Barceloneta and Port Vell marina and leads to Barceloneta beach
On the photo below is Barcelona World Trade Center to far right, which is also home to 5 star Grand Marina Hotel. The sail shape of the W hotel. In the middle of the photo is the Sant Sebastian tower and to the left the Jaume I tower of the Barcelona port cable car.
The column is the Columbus monument where you can find some of the many boat tours.
El Monumento a Cristóbal Colón is the Christopher Columbus monument on Plaza Portal de la Pau. Inside you can find Barcelona’s first hydraulic elevator which is still in operation.
You can take the lift up to the small public viewing gallery at the top. The building on the left is ‘Edificio del Port de Barcelona’ customs and port office which is currently being renovated and will re-open as an information center.
Cristóbal Colón – Christopher Columbus
Port Vell harbour hosts the MHC Catalonia History Museum in a former warehouse.
In the museum building there are restaurants on the ground floor and on the roof terrance the 1881 La Terrassa de les Indianes restaurant has lovely views of Barceloneta and Port Vell.
Rowing is a popular year round activity in Barcelona
At the entrance to Barceloneta and Port Vell you are greeted by ‘El Cap de Barcelona’ (1991–1992) – the head of Barcelona – a surrealist sculpture by American artist Roy Lichtenstein for the Barcelona 1992 Olympics
View of the lovely Passeig de Colum with Port Vell on right
Moll de la Fusta – wood wharf. The floating work of art is called ‘Miraestels’ which means ‘star gazer’. It is a aquatic art work by Catalan artist Robert Llimós and first exhibited in 2006. It depicts a human figure gazing at the stars holding a star behind its back.The schooner in the top left is the Barcelona maritime museum boat Santa Eulalia
The newest part of La Rambla walking street is called ‘La Rambla del Mar’ which is the walkway over to the Maremagnum shopping centre in Port Vell marina.
Maremagnum is the only shopping centre in Barcelona that is open on Sundays. Nearby attractions include the Barcelona Aquarium
La Rambla del Mar seen from the air
Artists market near Maremagnum shopping mall
Vintage roundabout outside the Barcelona Aquarium
Port Vell used to display a replica of the submarine “Ictineo II” which was the worlds first working submarine. It was built in 1864 in Barcelona by the Catalan inventor “Narcus Monturiol i Estarriol” who came from Figueres and was born on the same street as painter Salvador Dali. The submarine made its maiden voyage on 20th May 1865.
It has currently been removed for renovation. Read more about the exciting story of Ictineo II on Wikipedia. Another smaller submarine built by Narcus Monturiol i Estarriol is on display at the Barcelona Maritime Museum
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Barcelona’s Best Marinas and Ports
Best marinas in Barcelona sounds great for your next cruise, right? Spain is a renowned sailing destination and the city of Barcelona has an unparalleled charm.
So, check out below our selection of Barcelona marinas. See where they are located and what amenities they provide.
1. One Ocean Port Vell
One of the best marinas for superyachts and megayachts (60m+), Port Vell Marina
One Ocean Port Vell is a modern marina whose design aimed to meet the requirements of the 92’ Olympics.
Port Vell Marina is divided into two parts: a cruise and ferry port and a fishing port. The grand mall called Maremagnum, host of the biggest aquarium in Europe, is located on the premises.
Boats of up to 180 m can moor here in a stylish and well-provided environment. The tariffs have changed in the past years, but we can update you on this if you want to moor here.
Read more about this port by clicking on the exclusive interview made by MarinaReservation.com with the General Manager of OneOcean Port Vell, Captain Paul Cook.
Port Vell Marina
2. Real Club Náutico de Barcelona
Real Club Náutico de Barcelona (named also Barcelona Royal Yacht Club) is one of the most popular marinas in Barcelona.
It is located at the bottom of Las Rampas. It offers a full set of amenities including surveillance, bar and restaurant, dressing rooms, crane. Up to 200 boats of maximum 40 m length can drop anchor here. The maximum draft is 8 m. Their premier club also provides several leisure facilities and organizes regattas and different events.
Real Club Nautico de Barcelona
3. Port Forum
Port Forum marina is located only 4 km away from Barcelona, in the famous area known as Avenida Diagonal. The maximum length of the vessels that can moor here is 80 m. Port Forum provides an impressive set of nautical services, including technical expertise.
Port Forum
4. Vilanova Grand Marina
Vilanova Grand Marina is located approximately 50 km WSW from the city of Barcelona, in the vibrant town of Vilanova. Vilanova Grand Marina could accomodate 49 yachts between 20 and 120 meters, with a maximum draft of 6.5 m.
The port of Vilanova Grand Marina provides a comprehensive range of services including chandlery, dining facility, bar, fuel station, swimming pool, surveillance, laundry.
There are good connections to Barcelona by train (every 15 minutes). Also, there is a great beach right next to the port.
Vilanova Grand Marina
5. Port Olimpic de Barcelona
Port Olimpic de Barcelona is the perfect departure point to reach the best beaches in Barcelona. Their generous package of service comprises assistance, weather forecast, laundry service, parking, petrol station, vending machines, lockers, selective waste disposal, travelift, maintenance & repairs.
Port Olimpic de Barcelona is open all year round. It can accommodate boats of 30 meters length maximum. Note, however, that bars and clubs are located in the proximity, so you might hear the buzz of the nightlife.
Port Olimpic de Barcelona
6. Port Tarraco
Port Tarraco is located in the Port of Tarragona (53 nautical miles away from Port Vell Marina), offering an excellent position for sailing in the Mediterranean. It is famous for its world-class facilities and impeccable customer service.
One of the largest marinas in Europe, Port Tarraco – a deep-water marina, has 33 berths for vessels of 45 – 160 m. Here, you can benefit from: 24h security, commercial and leisure area, internet, storage rooms, fitness center, mooring assistance.
Port Tarraco
7. Real Club Marítim de Barcelona
Real Club Marítim de Barcelona is one of the busiest marinas in Barcelona, being located in the heart of the city, near Real Club Nautico de Barcelona. This is one of the oldest nautical clubs in Europe, dating from the 19th century. Real Club Marítim de Barcelona provides 239 berths for boats of maximum 20 m in length (max. draft: 9 m). To access the port, you’ll walk down a pedestrian bridge that opens every half an hour.
Real Club Maritim de Barcelona
8. Marina Vela Barcelona
Marina Vela Barcelona enjoys a privileged location, near Barcelona’s center. Moreover, booking a berth here means a safe anchorage next to fabulous beaches.
Positioned in a privileged location with great facilities, Marina Vela provides 136 berths for yachts up to 105 m in length.
Marina Vela Barcelona is permanently surveilled. The staff offers professional service and maximum discretion. Nearby, you will find accommodation, sport and leisure facilities, commercial area. Other perks include Harbor Master Office, reception, VIP area, crew lounge, heliport, mooring assistance, large public area.
Marina Vela Barcelona
9. Marina de Badalona
Marina de Badalona is located in the homonymous municipality, situated NE of Barcelona. Badalona Marina provides 643 berths with a maximum length of 30 m and a maximum draft of 3.5 m.
Badalona Marina provides an extensive array of services: boat sales & hire, selective waste collection, fuel, bilge collection, car park, laundry, ramp, medical assistance, tourist & weather information, mailing. On-site you can also find a news shop, refreshments, a nautical shop, a sailing school, cafés and bar.
Port de Badalona
10. Port Ginesta
Port Ginesta is one of the best marinas near Barcelona, situated at a distance of 25 km.
Port Ginesta could accommodate 1442 boats, whose length may vary from 6 to 30 meters. The maximum draft is 4.5 m.
Their offer includes fuel, parking, laundry, diving services, waste disposal, showers, WiFi, dry storage, repairs, nautical maintenance. Port Ginesta also offers a surfing school, the possibility to go fishing , charter boats, a supermarket are additional perks to make your stay here more pleasurable.
Port Ginesta
11. Port de Sitges
Located in Sitges, only half an hour away from Barcelona, Port Sitges has a capacity of 742 moorings. for boats of up to 32 m and maximum draft of 3 m.
Port de Sitges, located at 23 nautical miles from Barcelona’s heart, will welcome you in a pleasant and tranquil environment with a friendly staff. This well-maintained marina offers sporting activities, car rental, bank service, bar & restaurant, seamanship, boat store, fuel, boatyard, boats for sale and charter etc.
Port de Sitges
12. Mataro Marina Barcelona
Mataro Marina Barcelona offers a safe and relaxing mooring experience, a luxury marina just 30 km from the heart of vibrant Barcelona. It is located in the port of Mataro and it can accommodate 30 boats between 20 m and 60 m on its two quays.
Their vast range of amenities includes a sports area, leisure area, paddle tennis, and basketball courts, barbecue, bar-vending, surveillance, as well as all the necessary marina services.
Mataro Marina Barcelona
The best marinas in Barcelona are ready to accommodate your vessel during a memorable vacation. Once you’ve decided which port you want to moor in, contact us. We will help you make a marina reservation in no time.
Barcelona Cruise Port Terminal: Tourist transport, dock facilities
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This page answers almost all the questions we get from travelers about the Barcelona cruise port.
Issues such as moving from the port to the city center and airport, car and bus parking, housing near the port, luggage storage, car rental and the location of terminals relative to the city center are covered. Next, we also hung a detailed map of the cruise port area.
| Cruise ship terminal next to Port Vell in Barcelona |
Where are the cruise terminals located?
The port is located at the beginning of La Rambla (La Rambla – the most famous boulevard in Barcelona, also known as Las Ramblas), which runs through the very center of the city.
Names and locations of cruise terminals
The port of Barcelona has 9 terminals, 7 of which are cruise terminals. They can be classified into three different regions.
Adossat Waterfront Terminals
Terminals A, B, C and D and E are located on the Adossat Waterfront and furthest from the city centre. Terminal D is also known as Palacruceros (Palacruceros).
International Trade Center terminals
There are 2 terminals at the World Trade Center (WTC) Pier called the North and South Terminals.
Sant Bertrand Terminal, also located near the WTC (see map of cruise terminals). From this terminal there are usually ferries from Barcelona to the Balearic Islands.
There is a hop on hop off sightseeing bus stop near the International Trade Center. This is very convenient if you are going to explore the city, as the International Trade Center is located right next to the cruise terminals, just a few steps from the landing site.
Maremagnum Port Vell
There is one small terminal at Maremagnum Port Vell, but it is mostly used by large ships and not by cruise ships.
Barcelona cruise terminal map.
Jaume I metro station
Espanya metro station
Espanya metro station
Rocafort metro station
Urgell metro station
Metro Station Sant Antoni
Poble Sec Metro Station
Metro station Universitat
Metro station Universitat
Passeig de Gracia metro station
Passeig de Gracia metro station
Passeig de Gracia metro station
Passeig de Gracia metro station
Catalunya metro station
Catalunya metro station
Metro Station Liceu
Drassanes metro station
Metro station Paral.
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Cram Hotel (4 stars)
W Hotel (5 stars)
Eurostars Grand Marina Hotel (5 stars)
Hotel Duquesa de Cardona
Ingles Hotel (1 star)
Hotel Operaramblas (2 stars)
Hotel Auto Hogar (2 stars)
Apolo Hotel (4 stars)
Orient Hotel (3 stars)
Hotel Benidorm (2 stars)
Hotel Gaudí (3 stars)
Hotel Jardi (2 stars)
Neri Hotel (4 stars)
Hotel Gotico (4 stars)
Hotel Rialto (3 stars)
Hotel Suizo (3 stars)
Hotel Adagio (2 stars)
Universal Hotel (4 stars)
Hotel Atlantis (3 stars)
Gran Via Hotel (3 stars)
Hotel Midmost (3 stars)
Catalunya Plaza Hotel (3 stars)
Gravina Hotel (3 stars)
Continental Hotel (3 stars)
Lleo Hotel (3 stars)
Silken Ramblas Hotel (4 stars)
Royal Hotel (4 stars)
Hotel Serhs Rivoli Rambla (4 stars)
Cortes Hotel (2 stars)
Principal Hotel (2 stars)
Hotel Meridien (5 stars)
Hotel Monte Carlo (3 stars)
Hotel Nouvel (3 stars)
Regina Hotel (4 stars)
Avenida Palace Hotel (4 stars)
Avenida Palace Hotel (4 stars)
Hotel InterContinental Barcelona (5 stars)
B Hotel (3 stars)
Barcelona Bus Tourist – Colom – Stop Museu Maritim
Barcelona cruise bus stop
Barcelona cruise bus stop
Barcelona cruise bus stop
Barcelona cruise bus stop
Barcelona cruise bus stop
Barcelona cruise bus stop
Barcelona cruise bus stop
Barcelona cruise bus
Barcelona bus tour – stop Port Vell
Barcelona Bus Tour – Stop Passeig de Colom
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Barcelona Bus Tour – World Trade Center Stop
Barcelona Bus Tourist – Colom – Stop Port Vell
Barcelona Bus Tourist – Colom – Stop Museu Maritim
Barcelona Bus Turistic
Barcelona Tourist Bus – Stop “World Trade Center
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Ways to travel between the city center and the cruise port.
Shuttle transfer
Personal transfer
You can book a personal transfer via the Internet, after that you will need to print and take with you a voucher confirming the reservation. Upon arrival at the port, your driver will be waiting for you at the disembarkation point with your name on a sign. From there you will be taken directly to your desired location. When a cruise ship comes into port, several thousand people disembark, just like you, in need of transport to the city. By choosing a private transfer, you will be able to avoid queues and be at your hotel in the shortest possible time. This service is a little more expensive than other transport widows, but if you don’t have much time to explore the city, or you just want to avoid certain hassles when you arrive in a foreign city and have help with your bags, then you should think about a personal transfer.
Click to book private transport to/from Barcelona Cruise Port
Hiking
The nearest cruise terminal from La Rambla is a 15 minute walk.
However, there are 7 terminals in total, and if you arrive at one of those that are far from La Rambla, you will need to take a shuttle bus called the cruise bus (more below) that will take you to Mirador de Colom (Christopher Columbus Monument).
If you arrived at one of the cruise terminals on the Adossat embankment – terminals A, B, C or D, then walking to the center is not recommended, since it is a long way from the terminal to the Columbus monument located at the beginning of La Rambla (about 2 kilometers ). Walking with your luggage in the midday heat will not seem pleasant. If you arrive at the North, East or South terminal (near the International Trade Center), then the center can be reached on foot, although it will still take a good 15 minutes to get to La Rambla.
| Cruise shuttle bus that runs through the Barcelona cruise port. |
Cruise Port Bus Service Cruise bus, locally known as the “Blue Bus”
The cruise bus runs through all cruise port terminals to the Christopher Columbus Monument and back.
This bus is also specially adapted for wheelchair users.
Tickets for cruise bus
Cruise bus tickets can only be purchased with cash on the bus itself. Tickets can also be booked online in advance. Follow the link below to book your tickets in advance.
You can walk to La Rambla from Columbus monument in about 1 minute, and the nearest station is Metro is Drassanes (Green Line, L3), which is only 5 minutes walk from the monument. The location of the Drassanes metro station can be found on our Barcelona metro map.
Once in the subway, you can easily get anywhere in the city. We wrote more about the cruise port shuttle if you need more information.
Cruise bus ticket prices
Single ticket: €3.00
Return ticket: €4.50
T-Casual is not valid on this bus. The Blue Bus shuttle does not have a strict timetable. However, its movement is coordinated with the arrival and departure of cruise ships.
This bus departs from the monument to Christopher Columbus on average every 30 minutes.
There are several stops for the hop on hop off tour bus near the cruise terminals.
| There are 2 stops for the Barcelona City Tour hop on hop off tour bus near the cruise terminals. |
Many cruise ship travelers usually have little time to explore the city and prefer to use the sightseeing buses to see all of Barcelona’s main sights. This is probably the fastest and most convenient way to see the city, especially when there is very little time for it.
There are 2 stops for the sightseeing bus near the cruise terminals, which is very convenient for tourists who want to use this bus. One stop is near the International Trade Center and the other is near the Christopher Columbus Monument. Tickets for the sightseeing bus can be bought online in advance and then just take the printed voucher with you. We have written a detailed article about this tour bus, including a description of the exact location of the stops in relation to the cruise port.
You can find out more about this at the following link.
Click here to find out more about the hop on hop off tourist bus that stops next to the Barcelona Cruise Port terminals
Taxi
Another option is to take a taxi from the port to the city center, which is very inexpensive and fast (usually less than 10 minutes).
Taxi fare: €20.00
Did you know that you cannot take your luggage on the Hop on Hop off tourist bus. Therefore, before you get on the tourist bus, you need to check in your luggage at the luggage room. Follow the link below to find and book your luggage storage in the city center near a tourist attraction.
Find a luggage storage facility to store your luggage
How to get from the port to the airport
The page on transport from Barcelona airport describes how to use public transport between the airport and the city centre. You have to walk from the center to the port.
There is no public transport from the airport to the seaport, so you will either have to travel with several transfers on different modes of transport, or be prepared for a short walk.
To Barcelona airport by city bus
If you want to use city buses, you need to know the following:
Take the Aerobus to Plaça de Catalunya and then change to the metro to Drassanes station. From there, walk to the Columbus Monument and take the cruise bus to the cruise terminals. As you can see, there is no direct public transport route from the airport to the cruise terminals.
From the cruise port to Barcelona airport by taxi
One of the options to get from the port to the airport or back is a taxi. Taxis are fast, readily available and inexpensive. The trip should take about 25 minutes. There are no additional baggage fees. Plus, you will have to pay two more additional fees. This is landing at the airport and disembarking at the cruise terminals, or vice versa.
For exact fares and additional fees, visit the Barcelona City Taxi Association website for up-to-date Barcelona taxi fares.
Taxi fare: €39.00
Personal transfer from cruise port to Barcelona airport
If you wish, you can also arrange a private transfer from the cruise port to Barcelona airport (or vice versa). This is convenient because you can order such a transfer in advance, and you do not have to stand in lines. This is a personal service, so you will feel more confident in an unfamiliar city.
How to arrange a private transfer between Barcelona airport and your accommodation
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Take the B-10 from Passeig de Josep Carner |
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It is important to note that some tourists asked taxi drivers to go to terminal A” (or B, or C, etc.
), and the taxi driver did not understand and instead took them to the airport terminal. Make sure you specifically indicated the Cruise Terminal, otherwise you may end up at the airport!”
Cheap parking near cruise port
The terminals themselves have short-term car parks that can be used to board or unload ships.
If you want to leave your car not just for a couple of hours, but for several days or weeks, there are suitable car parks near the cruise port.
Click the link below to find out more about car parks that can accommodate your various parking needs when you take your car on a cruise.
Click here to find out more about car parks near Barcelona Cruise Port
Luggage Storage
The cruise port has a luggage delivery service. However, there are no automatic lockers. We recommend that you read the following articles, which describe the different luggage storage services at the port.
We recommend that you read our article on luggage storage in Barcelona, which explains where to leave your luggage if you do not want to use the luggage transfer service.
Click to view luggage/bag storage close to Barcelona Cruise Port
Accommodation near the port
The nearest hotel to the port is located at the International Trade Center and is called Eurostars Grand Marina. The hotel offers great views of the port area and is an excellent base for a trip to Barcelona.
Overview of the Eurostars Grand Marina Hotel
We have also prepared an article about hotels within walking distance of the cruise port.
| Columbus Monument (Mirador de Colon) |
The Monument to Christopher Columbus (Colon) marks the southern end of the Ramblas. The Columbus Monument is a useful landmark to help you find your bearings as you make your way to La Rambla from your cruise ship.
The street depicted in the center is Port Vell, and behind it is the promenade that runs along the marina and leads to the Barcelona Aquarium. The photo was taken in October and the sun is still shining!
Click here to view the photo gallery Port Vell
Port
Accessible Facilities
The port is adapted for people with disabilities and wheelchair users. All main places in the port are equipped with lifts, so there are no obstacles for moving in a wheelchair. The Blue Bus (a shuttle serving cruise terminals) is also wheelchair accessible.
Ferries to the Balearic Islands
If you want to take a ferry to the Balearic Islands of Mallorca, Minorca or Ibiza (Ibiza), you should first visit the official websites of the three companies operating in this direction for the exact timetable and price information. The following companies operate ferries to the Balearic Islands:
Acciona Trasmediterranea:
Website: Trasmediterranea
Balearia
Website: Balearia
Cruise Port Schedule, Inbound Cruise Information
Click the link below to find the timetable, arrival terminal and other cruise information.
If you want to find the cruise terminal where your cruise arrives, click on the link with the monthly cruise arrival schedule.
Information about cruises arriving in Barcelona
Additional information
If you need more information regarding the cruise port and its terminals, we advise you to contact the cruise port support service – SAC (Servicio Atencion de Cliente) or visit the official website of the cruise port. Contact details:
Email Email: [email protected]
Tel: +34 93 298 6000
Official website: Port de Barcelona official website
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Day 5: 00:01-17:00
New York / USA
World famous city New – York , the largest city in the USA with a population of 8.5 million people, and with the suburbs – 20.6 million. New York is the largest economic, political, scientific, and cultural center of the United States. It is rightly called the “Main Gate” in the United States, and the world’s largest airport, John F. Kennedy, is also located here. One of the distinguishing features of the city is the diversity of the national composition of the population, the city is also called “the United States in miniature”.
New York captures the essence of this country: fashion, religion, goods, pace and rhythm of American life. The headquarters of the United Nations is also located here. New York also has many universities, an academy of sciences, and many other scientific institutions. Like any other metropolis in the world, New York invites you to visit the city’s many museums, theaters and concert halls, including the Metropolitan Opera and Carnegie Hall.
A great place to relax in New York is Central Park, where you can feed tame squirrels, which, to everyone’s surprise, are not afraid of people. You can also appreciate the beauty of the famous Empire State Building, 102 floors high, it is a model of skyscrapers, although it was built back in 1829-1831. “Must see” in New York, of course, the Statue of Liberty (“Lady Liberty”), located at the mouth of the Hudson River, on the small island of Liberty. And, of course, don’t forget to walk down Broadway. -
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Day 7: 0900-1700
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Day 12: 09:00-17:00
Ponta Delgada, Sao Miguel / Portugal
Ponta Delgada , a port city located on the island Sao Miguel , which is part of the Autonomous Region of the Azores.
There are not many historical sights in the city, mostly tourists visit churches, expensive mansions and a museum of fishing and agriculture. People come here for a quiet rest, in order to enjoy the beauty of nature, soak up the sun and swim in the clear sea water. Of the excursions available on the island, tour operators offer a trip to volcanic lakes, thermal springs and the extinct volcano Sete Cidadesh. -
Day 13:
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Day 14: 13:00-23:59
Lisbon 904 2 1084 Lisbon
– the capital of Portugal, as well as its main port. The city is favorably located in the southwestern part of the Iberian Peninsula, which attracted the first settlers and traders here. Delightful nature, a variety of cultures, a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere, as well as a mixture of architectural styles from different eras, give the city a special appeal. Wide streets are buried in greenery and colorful colors of flowers, beautiful multi-colored Art Nouveau buildings mixed with church domes, pavements decorated with mosaics and cozy little cafes create a unique look of Lisbon.
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Day 15: 00:01-02:00
Lisbon / Portugal
Lisbon is the capital of Portugal and also its main port. The city is favorably located in the southwestern part of the Iberian Peninsula, which attracted the first settlers and traders here. Delightful nature, a variety of cultures, a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere, as well as a mixture of architectural styles from different eras, give the city a special appeal. Wide streets are buried in greenery and colorful colors of flowers, beautiful multi-colored Art Nouveau buildings mixed with church domes, pavements decorated with mosaics and cozy little cafes create a unique look of Lisbon.
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Day 16: 08:00-18:00
Cadiz / Spain
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Day 17:
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Day 18: 07:00- 15:00
Barcelona / Spain
Barcelona is the capital of Spain, located on the Mediterranean coast. A colorful city with a rich history and the second most populous city in the country.
It is a major industrial and commercial center of Spain. The mixture of cultures and nationalities gives the city a special uniqueness and charm. Thanks to bold modern architectural solutions and well-preserved ancient buildings, the city attracts thousands of tourists every year. Here you can stroll through the streets of the old town, look into the Gothic Quarter, visit the Olympic Village or admire the unusual works of the great architect Gaudí, relax in luxurious parks and see various basilicas, temples and cathedrals. -
Day 19: 08:00
Marseille / France
Welcome to the hospitable French Provence. Imagine that you are at the gate to Provence, and this gate is Marseille – the birthplace of the Marseillaise (anthem of France), as well as the famous Chateau d’If.
Notre Dame de la Garde is considered the symbol of Marseille. At the beginning of summer, you can visit this place by listening to a detailed tour in French (the cost of such an event will be 3 EUR), and by paying 5 EUR, you will have an amazing opportunity to climb to the roof of the famous cathedral, from where you will have a magnificent view of Marseille.
Kennedy, is also located here. One of the distinguishing features of the city is the diversity of the national composition of the population, the city is also called “the United States in miniature”. 
And, of course, don’t forget to walk down Broadway. 
A great place to relax in New York is Central Park, where you can feed tame squirrels, which, to everyone’s surprise, are not afraid of people. You can also appreciate the beauty of the famous Empire State Building, 102 floors high, it is a model of skyscrapers, although it was built back in 1829-1831. “Must see” in New York, of course, the Statue of Liberty (“Lady Liberty”), located at the mouth of the Hudson River, on the small island of Liberty. And, of course, don’t forget to walk down Broadway. 
There are not many historical sights in the city, mostly tourists visit churches, expensive mansions and a museum of fishing and agriculture. People come here for a quiet rest, in order to enjoy the beauty of nature, soak up the sun and swim in the clear sea water. Of the excursions available on the island, tour operators offer a trip to volcanic lakes, thermal springs and the extinct volcano Sete Cidadesh. 
It is a major industrial and commercial center of Spain. The mixture of cultures and nationalities gives the city a special uniqueness and charm. Thanks to bold modern architectural solutions and well-preserved ancient buildings, the city attracts thousands of tourists every year. Here you can stroll through the streets of the old town, look into the Gothic Quarter, visit the Olympic Village or admire the unusual works of the great architect Gaudí, relax in luxurious parks and see various basilicas, temples and cathedrals. 