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Overview
Catalonia’s capital and the second-largest city in Spain have it all - an effortless, cool vibe, history, culture, mesmerizing architecture, exciting cuisine, one of the world’s biggest football clubs, beaches, and a local population with an unquenchable thirst for a night out. Barcelona’s reputation as a must-visit city has made it an easy European locale to access; plenty of flights arrive here daily from all over the world.
Barcelona is one of Spain’s major cities and a popular destination for tourists from around the world. It’s one of the most economically powerful cities in the European Union and is constantly developing, with new businesses and industries flourishing. The city also has a very rich history dating back to Roman times, and its cultural heritage makes it an important site for people interested in European history and architecture - from Roman ruins and Gothic cathedrals to the masterful buildings of Antoni Gaudí. The natural landscape offers stunning sights as well, with nearby beaches perfect for soaking up the sun.
Climate
Situated along the shores of the Mediterranean, Barcelona is warm from May through October, and cool from November through April. July and August are the hottest months with the temperatures occasionally pushing into the high 90’s (Fahrenheit). January and February are the coolest months when temperatures are usually around 50 degrees (Fahrenheit).
Travel Information
Language: Catalan, Spanish
Currency: Euro (€)
Local time: GMT +2
Avg. Flight Time: 2h 10m
Best Time To Visit
Barcelona is one of those destinations that doesn't have time to avoid. Summer might be a little hot for some, but with the beach nearby you can always escape the worst of the heat. Spring is a great time to see the sights and might be the best time to visit thanks to cultural events like the Primavera Music Festival (in early June), but fall is fine as well.
Barcelona Attractions and Activities
1. Stunning and Unique Architecture
Barcelona is popular across the globe for its striking architecture which is worth admiring. Stroll around the Gothic Quarter to take in the city's medieval masterpieces before fast-forwarding to the modern era and wildly imaginative creations from Antonio Gaudi, like the Sagrada Familia cathedral or Parc Guell. Wherever you look, Barcelona impresses.
2. See the World's Greatest Artworks
If you love art, you'll love Barcelona. Head to the Joan Miro Museum to see the largest collection of works by the modernist master, or check out the Picasso Museum to see works like Las Meninas (after Velazquez) by probably the most famous artist who ever lived.
3. Fine Food and Boutique Shopping
Barcelona has a thriving, sophisticated food scene, as elite restaurants like Xerta and Moments shows, but you can also pick up delicious street food like Churros con Chocolate (doughnuts with chocolate). You can also pick up designer goods at boutiques like Prada in Gracia, or shop at the completely different flea market on Las Ramblas.
4. Incredible Sporting Spectacles
Sports in Barcelona revolves around one thing: F.C. Barcelona. It's a city where soccer is king, so if you have a taste for the "beautiful game", head to Camp Nou and cheer on stars like Lionel Messi as the team competes at the highest level.
5. Festivals throughout the Year
Whichever month you plan to visit Barcelona, something or the other would be going on in the city. Whether it's the indie and dance music festival Primavera (in June) or the Gracia Festival in August, Barcelona loves to party, so time your visit wisely to coincide with the right event for you.
Airlines Operate Flight to Barcelona
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British Airways
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Iberia
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Lufthansa
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TAP Portugal
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Brussels Airlines
Time Duration from Different Airports
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London to Barcelona - 2h 10m
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Manchester to Barcelona - 2h 25m
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Newcastle to Barcelona - 2h 35m
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Birmingham to Barcelona - 2h 10m
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Glasgow to Barcelona - 2h 45m
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Edinburgh to Barcelona - 2h 50m
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Belfast to Barcelona - 2h 35m
Distance to the City Centre
Barcelona International Airport (El Prat) is Barcelona's main point of entry, and it's just to the southwest of the city centre. Getting from there to the heart of the city is simple.
Transport from Barcelona
Barcelona’s public transportation system is genuinely first-class; you won’t have any trouble getting around the city even if you are a budget traveller. A basic option which suits many visitors is to buy tickets for the Bus Turistic, whereas, an inexpensive option is the reliable Metro system to get around the beautiful city.
Visa Requirements for Barcelona
The main requirement is that you must have a UK residence permit valid for at least another three more months beyond the date you plan to leave Spain / the Schengen Area. Please make sure that: your passport has been issued within the previous 10 years, your passport should be valid for at least three months after the date you exit Spain and your passport consists two full blank pages from which one for the visa stamp and an additional spare page.
Tips for your stay in Barcelona
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Make sure you carry debit cards and a little cash even if you fly to the city for a day.
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Try and blend in with the locals - looking like a local will draw the pickpocket’s attention.
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Do not rush through things and keep it slow to make the most of your Barcelona exploration journey.
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There is no need to stand in the long queues of museum tickets; all museums and monuments sell their tickets online.
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Keep in the mind the lunch and dinner timings of restaurants otherwise you might not get anything to eat if visited at odd hours.