Getting to Barcelona is not a big problem. Barcelona is a frequently visited place in Spain. Throughout the year it receives tourists from all the major destinations of the world. The city is easily accessible through all then major European cities. The city is linked with Madrid, Zaragoza, Tarragona and Valencia by major highways.
Getting to Barcelona
By Air: At a distance of 14 kilometers southwest of the city centre Barcelona International Airport, Spain's second busiest airport is located. The three terminals in the airport Terminal A for foreign airline departures and international arrivals, Terminal B for Spanish airline departures and European arrivals and Terminal C for Air Shuttle flights and general aviation, makes the bookings easier.
By Rail: Railways in Spain are famous for their efficient and reliable services at reasonable prices. The railways cover North-South coastal route. This route offers panoramic views. The services of the railways are regular. Daily several trains run to Madrid. En route France, Paris, Marseille and Nice, trains stop at Barcelona's principal train station Estacio Sants.
By Road: If you arrive from France or North by a car, you can drive either on the express highway (E-15) or the more scenic coastal road along the Costa Brava. Another route to Barcelona is over the Pyrenees, through Andorra that enters Spain at Puigcerdą and follows the N-152 to Barcelona. From the capital city Madrid you can reach Spain via N-2, a highway through Zaragoza and onto the A-2 to El Vendrell and A-7 motorway to Barcelona.
Towards the northeast of La Ramblas at Estacia del Nord, main intercity bus station is located. On board any of the private buses plying from the Costa Dorada or Costa Blanca
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