Flights to Barcelona
Barcelona is Barcelona and needs no introduction. A contemporary and fast-paced cosmopolitan city. That's why Vueling flies to Barcelona. Here are some suggestions to take full advantage of your trip. in BarcelonaHotels in Barcelona
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Hotel Banys OrientalsModern and elegant hotel built in an old building in Barcelona 's Born district.C/ Argenteria, 35-37 Barcelona - map Hotel OMMIt was expected that the first Hotel of the Grupo Tragaluz would be something really special. The Hotel Omm effortlessly exudes sophistication and coolness.Roselló 265 -
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Hotel Prestige Paseo de GraciaThis avant-garde hotel is in one of the aristocratic buildings that give character to the main street of the city. It is thought of as giving off the sensation of a home-like atmosphere, an urban refuge that has nothing to do with the cold grandiose hotels that are normally found in big cities.Paseo de Gracia, 62 -
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Airport de Barcelona
Barcelona Airport, also known as Prat de Llobregat, is 12 km southwest of Barcelona city centre. You’ll find taxi stands as you leave the terminals. Taxi drivers charge a supplement on journeys to and from the airport. 
Until 9 September, Vueling is operating from Terminal T2. From that date on, all flights will be operated from the new Terminal T1.
Restaurants in BarcelonaBarcelona offers a restaurant selection that is probably the most varied and cosmopolitan of Spain . There are restaurants for every taste. From the best Pakistani restaurants to the most sophisticated combination-foods restaurants. The decision is yours but take the following Vueling formula into consideration: save while flying with us and enjoy a good restaurant.AlbarakahAlbarakah is a restaurant with Arabic and Greek cuisine, whose name in Arabic means "blessing." We have to say that the translation doesn't even begin to touch the surface when it comes to this enjoyable establishment since the food and service are "all a blessing."Valencia, 204
HabanaAs a primary recommendation we couldn't leave out a place with Mediterranean food. It is located in Barceloneta from where you can contemplate over the beautiful views of the beach of San Sebastian. Its stellar dishes are paella marinera (seafood paella) and the dorada al horno (oven-baked Gilt head fish). As indicated in its name, it has a Cuban touch that is affirmed by trying its tapas. It doesn't end here because when the evening arrives you will see how this restaurant turns into an exciting place full of drinks where the festivities lie, accentuated by Caribbean music that plays until the morning hours.Escar, 1 (Esquina Pº. Juan de Borbón) NegroLocated in modern Barcelona, Negro offers a comfortable and detailed decor set in a Minimalist style. Its enormous chandeliers illuminate some creative and surprising recipes.Diagonal 640 ShojiroWe can't tell if Shojiro is an establishment of Catalan cuisine with a hint of Japanese flavour, or if it's the other way around; Japanese with a hint of Catalan flavour. Either way, what does it matter when what is truly important in a restaurant is the food, which is out of this world? Go by Shojiro and try one of its succulent dishes, among which stand out are the Tataki tuna with sherry vinegar or the Teriyaki-style beef.Ros de Olano 11
Business hours in BarcelonaNearly all of the stores open from Monday to Saturday from 9:00 am to 1:30 pm and from 4:30 pm to 8:00 pm , approximately, although some stores stay closed on Saturday evenings.The large malls have a consistent schedule from 10 am to 9 pm , including some Sundays and holidays Don't miss... inLas Ramblas- mapLas Ramblas is an impressive street with an extensive pedestrian area that goes from Plaza Catalunya to the Christopher Columbus statue in the port. A place full of entertainment: street actors, cafés with patios, restaurants and small flower posts give this area an enchanting atmosphere.
This area of the city has gothic style buildings that mark the old pinnacle of the city and its culture in the Middle Ages. These days one can find plenty of modern restaurants and avant-garde clothing stores. We recommend that you include the Cathedral in your trip, and the city buildings and those of the Catalunya government (Generalitat de Catalunya), in front of one another in the Plaza de Sant Jaume.
The most famous building designed by Gaudí, undoubtedly an emblem that identifies Barcelona throughout the entire world.
From the Plaza Espanya, in the Reina Maria Cristina avenue, starting every Thursday you can see a line of small fountains that are illuminated, that meet at the large illuminated multicolored fountain that change their combination constantly, at the end there is the impressive National Palace and Cataluña Art Museum.
his lively and popular park was built on what used to be a defensive fort that was built in 1716 by King Phillip V, which housed the troops sent from Madrid to control the rebellions in Barcelona . Finally the site was re-built for the 1888 world expo, for which both the Arc of Triumph and the preparation of the road leading from the Columbus statue to the park were created.
This enormous church is in the older part of the city, called El Born, and is one of the most impressive gothic temples not only in Barcelona but for all of Spain.
The work exhibited in this museum reflects the artistic development of Picasso, and is one of the most extensive and impressive collections of this painter in the entire world. Its oficial web site is http://www.museupicasso.bcn.es |
