LIVING IN BARCELONA

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Barcelona ..........................................................................................................................3

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Useful Websites ................................................................................................................4

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Housing .............................................................................................................................5

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Health Insurance...............................................................................................................8

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Travel & Arrival information .......................................................................................... 10

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Cost of Living.................................................................................................................. 10

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Look after your belongings ............................................................................................ 10

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Opening a bank account in Spain .................................................................................. 11

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Useful telephone numbers ............................................................................................ 11

10. Hospitals ........................................................................................................................ 11 11. Transport ........................................................................................................................ 11 12. From the Airport to Barcelona ....................................................................................... 14

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1. Barcelona is a dynamic, lively city, which is full of social diversity due to a history which has given it a great cultural richness which in turn makes it unique. Barcelona is a Mediterranean city, with a mild and pleasant climate all year long, with a great cultural and artistic heritage and its people are respectful and welcoming.  Geography and demography Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia. It is located in the northeast of Spain, a short distance from France and the Pyrenees. The city has a population of 1,700,000 inhabitants, making it the most populated city in Spain after Madrid. The Barcelona metropolitan area consists of 36 municipalities with a total population of 3,300,000 inhabitants.  Language In Barcelona there are two official languages, Spanish and Catalan.  Currency As in Spain and most of Europe, the official currency of Barcelona is the Euro (€).  Electricity and plugs Outlets in Barcelona are European style, feature two round exits and a voltage of 220V.  Some tips On the basis of the experiences of former students who have come to spend an unforgettable year in this city, we encourage you not to leave certain key tasks for the last minute: Get a head start in your search for housing (e.g. a shared flat, a studio, or a room in a university residence). A good time to start is right before summer. In Spain, the health care system is public. If you are a resident of the European Union, you can have a health card made in your home country. Otherwise, you can take out a private health insurance policy. If you come from outside of the European Union, you will need a student visa  Once you arrive in Barcelona... Barcelona offers a wide variety of attractive features, making it a fascinating city in which to live. You will find all sorts of cultural activities: concerts, plays, museums, etc. You can get more information at the city's tourism offices. The climate in Barcelona is purely Mediterranean. For more information, contact the Catalan Weather Service (Servei Català de Meteorologia).  Getting around... In addition to using a car or motor scooter, you can get around Barcelona on the metro, the city buses, the tram or the FGC trains by public transport. You can buy vouchers for multiple trips at all public transport stations and at some newsstands. You can also sign up for Barcelona's Bicing service, which allows you to use city-owned bicycles to get around.

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2. Useful Websites Here are some web sites on Barcelona you may wish to consult: Meet Barcelona www.meet.barcelona.cat/en/visit-barcelona La meva Barcelona www.lameva.barcelona.cat/en/ Official web of Barcelona’s city council www.bcn.cat/en/ Official web Barcelona Tourism www.barcelonaturisme.com/English Take a look at the practical and useful information below and you’ll find the answer to some of the most frequently asked questions before you pack your case. This web will provide information about: History of Barcelona, Accessible Barcelona, Barcelona’s climate, Studying in Barcelona, Language, Medical tourism, Customs and City of artists BCU: Barcelona Centre Universitari: The aim of this organisation is to facilitate all aspects of nonacademic life for the foreign university community: housing, schools, cultural activities, etc. http://www.bcu.cat/en/ It is an organization that aims to facilitate all aspects of the extra-academic life of the foreign university students. It has the mission of promoting and coordinating those actions and activities necessaries to promote Barcelona as an international university center. This link has great and practical information for University Students about:    

Accommodation in Barcelona Studying in Barcelona Living in Barcelona Research in Barcelona

Study in Catalonia: www.studyincatalonia.com Intercat: It is a collection of electronic resources for learning about Catalan language and culture, specially designed for students on mobility programmes who are visiting Catalan universities. www.intercat.cat/en/ Why study at the Catalan universities and what’s on offer there?: In order to make choosing university courses easier for you, the website Why study at the Catalan universities and what’s on offer there? (QPQ) provides you with the information and tools necessary to plan your academic future. You have access to all data, constantly updated, on the official bachelor's and university master's degrees offered in Catalonia.

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3. Housing HTSI does not have a residence on campus, so the international department will provide students with information and advice for managing their accommodation in Barcelona. We are here to make sure that your stay is an enriching experience. Barcelona offers a wide range of accommodation to suit all tastes: rooms in student flats or with families, apartments, hotels or halls of residence. HTSI is addressed at Marqués de Mulhacén 40-42 08034 in Pedralbes neighbourhood (inside Les Corts district): 20 min by metro from the city center. On the following map, you will find the location of HTSI and the different districts and neighbourhoods of Barcelona.

Which area it is better to live in Barcelona?

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1 Ciutat Vella

2 Eixample

3 Sants Montjuïc

4 Les Corts

5 Sarria - Sant Gervasi

6 Gràcia

Barceloneta

Sant Antoni

Sants

Les Corts

Sarria

El Coll

Casc Antic

Sagrada Familia

Sant Ramon

Sant Gervasi

Gràcia

Barri Gotic

Dreta Eixample

Zona Universitaria

Bonanova

Els Penitents

Esquerra Eixample

Pedralbes

Tres Torres

Vallcarca

Galvani

La Salut

7 Sant Andreau

Sagrera

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I. Residencies We are here to make sure that your stay is an enriching experience. Barcelona offers a wide range of accommodation to suit all tastes: rooms in student flats or with families, apartments, hotels or halls of residence. Like most other Spanish universities, HTSI does not have its own student residence campus. Instead, HTSI provided you different accommodations that you can contact. All students must arrange their own accommodation. We are here for any help or advice you may require. Please note that in each case, application procedures are different. RESA Residencias Universitarias ** The university has places reserved Headquarters: Roger de Llúria, 118, 1º - 08037 Barcelona - Tel: 93 (+0034) 238 48 00 - Fax: (+0034) 93 218 32 50 [email protected] / www.resa.es

SARRIÀ Residència universitària Esports, 1-3. 08017 Barcelona Tel. 93 206 55 40 a/e. [email protected] Email [email protected] www.residenciasarria.com

Residencia MELON DISTRICT ** The university has places reserved Avda. Paral.lel, 101. Barcelona Tel. 93 217 88 12/ [email protected]

BARCELONA Residències ** The university has places reserved Sardenya, 326-328, ent. 2a. 08025 Barcelona Tel. 93 436 77 39 · 663 041 433 a/e. [email protected] www.barcelonaresidencias.com

LA SALLE BONANOVA Residencia Paseo Bonanova, 8 08022 Barcelona Tel. 93 254 09 65/ 607 08 54 59 www.residencialasallebonanova.com a/e. [email protected]

DIAGONAL Residència Av. Diagonal, 433. 08036 Barcelona Tel. 93 414 71 89 a/e. [email protected] www.residenciadiagonal.com

BONANOVA Residencia Camp, 75. 08022 Barcelona Tel. 93 417 52 21 crbonanova@crbonanova www.crbonanova.webs.tl

AUGUSTA Residencia universitaria Travesera de Gracia, 96 - 1º. 08006 Barcelona Tel. 93 368 90 99 / 666 862 425 [email protected] www.residencia-augusta.com

SAN MARIUS Residència universitària (32 min walking) ** The university has places reserved Muntaner, 507 - entresol. Barcelona Tel. 93 417 48 02 / 607 927 937 a/e. [email protected] www.residenciassanmarius.com

ERASMUS Gràcia Residencia ** The university has places reserved C. Torrent de l'Olla, 212-214 08012 Barcelona Telf. / Fax. 93 415 12 03 a/e. [email protected] www.residenciaerasmusgracia.com

ANGLUS Residència Aribau, 152 - pral. 2a. 08036 Barcelona Tel. 93 237 32 83 www.anglus.com

RESA Housing www.resahousing.com

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II. Apartments APARTEASY Rent apartment Santa Tecla, 3 | Barcelona Tel. 93 451 67 66 Contact: Ms. Ana de la Fuente Email: [email protected] www.aparteasy.com/es/

FLAT BARCELONA - Live The City Apartments for rent Contact: Janu Sauramo t. + 34 638 281 450 e. [email protected] w. www.FlatBarcelona.net fb. www.facebook.com/FlatBarcelona tw www.twitter.com/FlatBarcelona

BARCELONA DESIGN FLATS Pisos Universitarios Compartidos Beethoven, 15 - 7ª planta. 08021 BCN Tel. 93 414 18 50 [email protected] www.barcelonaresidencias.com

APARTMENTS SANT JORDI www.santjordi.org Sant Jordi pisos has more than 56 flats on its' disposal with available capacity for 260 students. These shared flats are situated in the center of Barcelona and are designed for 3, 4 or 5 students; you have the possibility to choose between single and double rooms. The rooms are furnished; kitchens are fully equipped, etc. You can order information via Internet; Sant Jordi also has a youth hostel and other short term accommodation available.

LACOMUNITY DEL ALQUILER Portal with offers for rent flats, rooms and residences. Travessera de Gràcia, 62, 5º 2ª. Barcelona Tel. 93 250 67 20 [email protected] www.lacommunity.com APARTMENT IN BARCELONA Apartments for rent Rambla de Cataluña, 87 - 3º 5ª Barcelona Tel. 93 487 32 93 [email protected] www.apartmentinbarcelona.net

OTHER USEFUL LINKS TO FIND ACCOMMODATION www.rentroombarcelona.com/ www.studentflatsbcn.com/pisos www.beroomers.com/en www.airbnb.com/?locale=en www.habitatgejove.com/webv2c/en/ www.resahousing.com

TIPS: We recommend not leaving it to the last minute to book accommodation, as it can sometimes be difficult to find accommodation, especially if the academic year has already gotten underway.

4. Health Insurance We would like to inform you that, as agreed by the governing body of our university, any student which is being sent to our university is obliged to come with the following insurances: Medical insurance (either Social Security or other) and an Additional insurance that should cover the following: 1) Accidents. 2) Medical, surgical, pharmaceutical hospitalization and ambulance expenses. 3) Repatriation or medical transport in case of injury or illness. 4) Repatriation or transport of the deceased.

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Travel with a companion and expenses of his/her stay in case of hospitalization. Return of the insured person by death of a non-assured relative. Urgent shipment of non-existing medicines abroad. Transmission of messages. Assistance in the searching and shipping of lost luggage. Travel assistance. Shipment of forgotten objects difficult to be replaced. Civil liability.

All students must have health cover and insurance as follows: I. EU Students Citizens of the European Union or the European Economic Area or Switzerland who are entitled to coverage under the social security system of their country must get a European Health Insurance Card before travelling to Spain. This card can be obtained from the public health authorities of the student’s country of origin and it will give them the necessary health insurance in Spain. However, this card does cover neither accidents nor any private health costs. Therefore, please note that the European Health Insurance Card is not an alternative to travel/accident Insurance, which all international students, are required to have too. The European Health Insurance Card can be of considerable benefit to you should you require medical assistance during your stay in Barcelona. A photocopy of your EHIC (European Health Insurance Card) or Private Medical Insurance Certificate must accompany your completed Application Form.

What are the practical benefits of the card? The card ensures that you will get the same access to public sector health care (eg a doctor, a pharmacy, a hospital or a health care centre) as nationals of the country you are visiting. If you have to receive medical attention in a country that charges for health care, you will be reimbursed either immediately, or after you go home to your own country. The idea is that you are given the care you need to allow you to continue with your stay. However, it is important to note that the card does not cover your health care costs while abroad if you are travelling in order to obtain treatment for an illness or injury that you had before travelling. Nor does the card cover you for private sector health care providers. II. Non-EU Students Non-EU Citizens must take out private health insurance in Spain to cover the duration of their stay. There are some countries with a mutual health provision agreement between their healthcare systems and the Spanish Social Security. These students are strongly recommended to find out about such agreement with their home country. If it exists, they should obtain the necessary documents from the relevant authorities in their country of origin. Students who do not fall into any of the above categories or cannot give proof of the document issued by the relevant authorities in their home country, must take out private medical insurance prior to their departure.

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If you are non-EU student, you must obtain private medical insurance before travelling to Spain. IMPORTANT: HTSI offers to exchange students an insurance by paying 32€ per semester. Please click on the following link if you are interested in buying the insurance. HTSI INSURANCE (Ramon Llull University). Please select that you are a Ramon Llull University student.

5. Travel & Arrival information Students who do not come from the European Union should arrange a visa for students before joining HTSI. It is not recommended that the students travel on a tourist visa. Once in Spain, it is NOT possible to process a student visa, and the student must return to their countries of origin for their visa. Normally, visa formalities begin with the acceptance letter received electronically, pending receipt of the original documentation for verification. VISA Support: Any student requiring a VISA, please mail to the international department.

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6. Cost of Living The cost of living in Barcelona is similar to that of other European cities. It is cheaper than Paris, London or other cities in northern Europe, but more expensive than cities such as Lisbon and Athens. The cost of living here is roughly similar to the cost of living in Rome. Monthly outgoings vary between €500 and 700€, depending mainly on the type of accommodation chosen. You will require cash in the first few days, mainly to pay accommodation costs, travel cards, etc.

7. Look after your belongings Barcelona is a safe city; nevertheless, you should always be on the alert for pickpockets who take advantage of distracted students and travelers. The following tips will help you to prevent theft: 

If you’ve chosen a medium / long stay and you have an expensive phone, you have to be REALLY careful with it, especially in crowded places such as the metro, concerts and events in general.

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When traveling by subway, you should always have your purse in front of you and closed.

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If you are carrying a laptop case, please don’t leave it on the floor. It would be safer to carry it on your chest instead of your back, so you can see it all the time.

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When getting on the metro, if you feel people are pushing you, look after your pockets / purse.

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If you are on the beach and you want to go in the water, leave your belongings with a friend.

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If you are in a nightclub, it is not recommended to leave your belongings on a couch/sofa etc.

TIPS: If you lose something on the subway or on the bus, or you want to register a complaint, you can contact the TMB customer service. The offices are located in the following metro stations: Diagonal, Universitat, Sants Estacio, Sagrada Familia and Sagrera.

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8. Opening a bank account in Spain Banks (bancos) are open in the morning from Monday to Friday. Some of the banks also open on Thursdays afternoon. You can open a bank account at any bank in Spain, regardless of your nationality or residency status. Each bank has different conditions, but one essential requirement in order to open your account is to show your passport or your residence card (if you have one). Carry a little extra cash with you for the first few days of your stay, in case you need to deal with unexpected problems. When you make purchases using a credit card, you will need to show official identification (such as a passport) to prove that you are the cardholder.

9. Useful telephone numbers 010: Barcelona information line (Barcelona City Council) 112: Emergency Services: General emergencies (Medical emergencies, Mossos d’Esquadra, Catalan police force and Catalan Fire service), Health emergencies, Fire service, Guàrdia Urbana, local pólice, Policía Nacional, National Police.

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Hospital Clínic de Barcelona: C/ Villarroel, 170 (metro L5 Hospital Clínic) Hospital de Sant Pau. C/ de Sant Quintí 89 (metro L5 Sant Pau) Hospital de Bellvitge. Feixa Llarga s/n. Hospitalet de Llobregat (Metro L1 Bellvitge) Hospital Dos de Maig. C/ Dos de Maig 301 (Metro L2 Encants)

11. Transport S1, S2, S55, U6 - Stop: Reina Elisenda

Bus: 22, 63, 64, 68, 75, 78

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Integrated Tickets If you use the public transport daily, it may be advisable to buy combined tickets. Combined /Integrated tickets allow to do transshipments in a stipulated time. You can use up to 4 different transports. What transport includes these tickets?  Metro  Buses  Tram  Commuter trains FGC and Renfe Other transport such as railway, blue tram and tourist buses have their own rates.

Point of Sale Vending machines in the TMB network There are ticket vending machines in the lobbies of all metro stations where you can buy tickets and travel cards in cash or using a credit card. You can also find vending machines at stops in the new bus network in Prat de la Riba, Plaça d’Espanya, and at Gran Via – Universitat and Gran Via- Passeig de Gràcia. Punt TMB information and customer service centers At a Punt TMB information and customer service centers you can buy travel cards, particularly those that requires special processing, such as discount travel cards.

Online purchase You can buy Hola BCN! 2-, 3-, 4- and 5-day saver cards online and have them sent to your home or at the Punt TMB information centre in Diagonal, Sants Estació or Universitat.

Associated establishments A number of banks, tobacconists, newsagents and football pool kiosks also sell travel cards and are handy alternative points of sale.

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Other operators You can also purchase integrated travel cards from the rest of the transport operators of the integrated Fare System.

Integrated Travel Cards Multi-person, individually and personalized travel cards are available so you can choose the one that best suits your needs.

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12. From the Airport to Barcelona I. Aerobus Express Bus Service: Express bus service to Barcelona city center from the airport Tel: +34 90 210 0104 The Aerobus service is an express bus service that links Barcelona airport to the city center. This service normally runs between 6 and 15 minutes within its fixed hours of operation (see official website below for the exact timetable for the Aerobus).You can catch the Aerobus from outside both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. The Aerobus will then take you to the city centre where you can alight either at Plaça Espanya or Plaça de Catalunya (there are other stops, but we recommend you refer to the official Aerobus website - link given below). From there you can catch the metro underground. See our page on the Barcelona Metro map. -

Tickets to both T1 and T2 cost €5.90 for a single and €10.20 for a return (return ticket valid for 9 days). Timetable for the Aerobus Operating hours of the Aerobus to T1 Operating hours for Aerobus to T2 Visit our in-depth information page on the Barcelona airport Aerobus service

TIP: It is important to remember that both Aerobuses for Terminal 1 and for Terminal 2 stops at the same bus stops in the city center. If you are making your way to Barcelona Airport, make sure that you take the right Aerobus. Both buses look the same, however the bus to T1 is the A1 and the bus to T2 is the A2. II. TMB Barcelona Airport Bus Transfer: Bus from City Centre to Airport in Barcelona Many visitors to Barcelona think that the Aerobus (Express airport bus service) is the only bus option from Barcelona Airport to the city center. However, the metropolitan transport of Barcelona (TMB) also runs buses during the day from both Terminal 1 (T1) and Terminal 2 (T2). During the night the N17 / N16 Airport Night buses operate from T1 and T2 respectively. The advantage of the Aerobus is that it runs on a more regular basis, offers more luggage space and stops at fewer places on the way into Barcelona therefore reducing transfer times to and from the airport. However, the cost of the journey on the TMB buses is considerably cheaper than the Aerobus - a single journey costs €2.15, compared to €5.90 on the Aerobus from T2 and T1. Alternatively, you could buy the Barcelona Transport Card mentioned below which you can use on the TMB airport bus. It will also cover you for most of your city center transport costs during your visit. TIP: Another advantage of taking the TMB bus to transfer to the city center is that you can use the T10 travel card for this bus service - unlike the Aerobus service where you cannot use the T10. See our detailed information page on T10 Travel Card to find out more about this card. Barcelona Card

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The Barcelona Card will give you unlimited travel on the Barcelona Metro, FGC, TMB buses, the main tram and the RENFE train to and from Barcelona Airport (El Prat de Llobregat). You can also use it on the TMB bus from Barcelona center to Barcelona Airport however, it cannot be used on the Aerobus (the express bus service to the airport). III. The Number 46 Bus runs to and from Plaça Espanya. This page covers the routes, bus stops, prices, journey times and information regarding the number 46 Bus. Number 46 Day Bus from Barcelona Airport to Barcelona City Centre. Where to catch the bus: Location of Bus Stop At Plaça Espanya For TMB Number 46 Airport Bus: If you are travelling to or from Barcelona City Centre you will need to either get on or off at Plaça Espanya. If you reach Plaça Espanya from Avenida Paral.lel the bus stop is the first on the right on reaching the large square. The same bus arrives first at T2 and then continues on to T1. Metro: Espanya (Red Line, L1) or (Green Line, L3) Location of Bus Stop At Barcelona Airport The bus stops, firstly, outside T2A at a bus stop just to the left of the Aerobus stop when facing the airport. It then stops at a larger bus stop outside T2C. From here it continues the further 4km, stopping lastly outside T1. TMB No 46 Airport Bus Route: TMB No. 46 Bus Stops From Barcelona Airport: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Airport, T1 Airport, T2B Airport, T2C Autovia Castelldefels Avenida Granvia Hospital Oncologíc Ciencies Centre Commercial - Gran Via 2 Centra del Prat Granvia Plaça Espanya Avenida Paral.lel

TMB No. 46 Bus Stops From Plaça Espanya: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Plaça Espanya Gran Via Plaza Ildefons Cerdá Avenida Granvia Hospital Bellvitge Autovia Castelldefels Terminal T2B Airport,T1

TIP: Although it seems as though there are a lot of stops, the TMB bus driver will only stop if the bell is rung for the stop. You will find that the many of those travelling on the TMB bus will be getting off at Plaça Espanya. However, if you are nervous that you are going to miss your stop, simply ask the driver to give you a shout when you arrive at the destination that you need

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Operating Times: Buses run approximately every 20 minutes - Operating Times: From Plaça Espanya (number 46 bus): The first bus leaves Plaça Espanya at 05:00 and the last bus leaves at 00:15. - Operating Times: From Barcelona Airport (number 46 bus): The first bus leaves from T1 at 05:30 and the last bus leaves at 00:45. Bus Fare - Single Journey: €2.15 - T10: €10.30 (valid for ten journeys on Barcelona buses and metro). The T10 is not available to purchase on the bus, however at the airport you can buy them either at the airport tobacco shops or at the entrance to the RENFE train station at the airport. In Barcelona city center they can also be bought at Metro stops. Journey Time The journey time for the TMB airport bus will depend on traffic, so you should allow for approximately 40 minutes for T2 and 55 minutes for T1. However, on a good day the bus can take around 25 minutes to T2 and 35 minutes to T1. Disabled Access to the bus All TMB Buses are fully accessible to wheelchair and scooter users. There is a ramp onto the bus and allocated space on the bus for wheelchairs and scooter. Luggage Space TMB airport buses only provide the same space as with all other city center buses. There is no overhead or luggage compartment space. This may cause difficulties if you are travelling with more than just hand luggage TIP: If you are travelling during the crossover period between the running times of the TMB Airport Day Bus Number 46 and the N17 or N16 Night Buses, it is important to remember that the Number 46 TMB airport bus does not travel to Plaça Catalunya. Therefore, if you are not sure which bus you will be catching it is a safer option to head straight to the stop at Plaça Espanya. IV. Trains from Barcelona Airport RENFE Train Tel: +34 90 210 9420 (International) Tel: +34 90 232 0320 The RENFE train service runs approximately every 30 minutes to and from Barcelona airport to the city center. Travel time approximately 25 minutes. You can catch the train from Clot, Passeig de Gràcia, or Barcelona Sants (otherwise known as Sants Estacio) The stop name is Aeropuerto. If travelling from the airport to the city center you can get off at Barcelona Sants, Passeig de Gràcia or Clot which are serviced by metro stops. From these you can change for the Barcelona metro underground system to go to your final destination. If you have not bought a T10 ticket

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and just purchased a normal ticket, then you will have to buy another ticket for the change at Estacio Sants Barcelona Sants. If you have a T10 ticket you can change without paying an additional charge. The metro runs directly from Barcelona Sants station and from Passeig de Gràcia. If you are arriving into Terminal 1, a shuttle bus will take you from outside of the terminal to the train station entrance. V. Locations to Purchase Your T10 ticket You can purchase a T10 ticket from any metro stop or at the entrance to the RENFE train platform at Barcelona Airport. The Barcelona Card gives you free travel on the RENFE train from the airport to the city center Alternatively, you can have free travel on the RENFE train from the Airport to Barcelona city center with the Barcelona Card. The Barcelona Sants station is a major rail station that offers train connections to many other destinations outside Barcelona. The train will drop you off about 5 minutes walking from the airport main entrance for Terminal If you need to go to Terminal 1, there is a shuttle bus that leaves from directly outside the train station. For an up to the minute train timetable click on the following link RENFE train service - Please note this section of the RENFE web site is currently only in Spanish. You can still get the timetable information, however - here are the translations to the form so that you can submit your enquiry: -

Origen - Start station - therefore select Aeropuerto = Airport from the drop down menu. Destino - Destination station - for Barcelona city centre select Barcelona Sants. Consulta por tipo del dia = select for type of day.

Leave the next few boxes as they are then just click the Horarios button which means Timetable. You will then be presented with a results table showing you the departure times. The hora Salida is the departure time the hora llegada is the arrival time. Ticket Price A single ticket to Sants Station costs €3.80 alternatively you can use the T10 Ticket for your journey to and from the airport to Sants Station. The T10 ticket can also be used for other journeys on the buses and metro. Visit our in-depth information page on the Barcelona Airport RENFE train

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Contact Information Virginia Vilchez International Office +34 93 252 28 91 [email protected]

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