The second largest city of Spain, Barcelona is located at a strategic position from where one can depart for a number of nearby towns and villages and therefore traveling in Barcelona becomes not only important but also strategic. With its natural landscape that stretches from the Pyrinees Mountains to the tempting beaches and its historic architecture traveling in Barcelona becomes one of the most memorable experience of ones life that keeps lingering in the heart and the mind.
Those about to travel in Barcelona and worried about the language of communication can put their woes away because besides Spanish the people in Barcelona can speak and understand workable English. Traveling in Barcelona is not complicated at all and it has a proper Airport, two railway stations and a well networked bus service.
• Airport: Traveling in Barcelona by air calls for a road journey to the Barcelona Airport which is 8 Miles away from the city of Barcelona. The BCN or the Barcelona Airport has three terminals and the arrival and departure of flights are swift. Taxi,bus and train services to and from the Airport are easily available
• Train: There are two main stations in Barcelona that make traveling in Barcelona comfortable. Estaciós(stations) Sants and França are the two stations that link different parts of Spain and most of the long distance train runs from Estació França.
• Bus Service : There are two bus stations, Estació del Nord and Estació d'Autobuses de Sants ,the former is the larger of the two. However both have buses running to most Spanish cities as well as buses going to International destination . The buses are run by Eurolines/Linebús and Starbus.
To make traveling in Barcelona easy and convenient there are proper tourist information centers that are there to guide the visitors. Centre d'Informació Turisme de Barcelona in the Plaça de Catalunya, tel: 906 30 12 82
