Barcelona
Barcelona is one of the world’s football capitals – so much so that it evokes a style of play. Who else can claim that? A city that has hosted thrilling finals and World Cup matches, and which maintains an uneven yet passionate rivalry. Barcelona is Modernism, it is sunshine, it is culture, it is identity and, of course, it is top-class football. For football fans, it is more than just a destination.
Llegar y moverse
By plane
Barcelona is connected to over 220 destinations worldwide, offering excellent accessibility for the footballing world.
Train
Barcelona-Sants station is the hub for high-speed and long-distance services to Europe. The commuter rail network is also very well-developed.
Road
A dense network of motorways and dual carriageways leads to Barcelona: the AP-7 along the Mediterranean coast, the A-2 from Madrid which continues on to France, the AP-2 and the C-16.
Public transport
City buses, tourist buses, 12 metro lines, trams, commuter trains, cycle lanes and bike hire, taxis, ride-hailing services… There are plenty of ways to get around Barcelona.