Flights to Barcelona

Accommodation

Barcelona is one of the most visited cities in the world and offers a variety of accommodation options to its visitors ranging from luxury hotels to affordable international backpacker hostels. If it is your first time in Barcelona, the “Gothic Quarter” would be the perfect neighborhood for you to stay in since you would be walking distance away from many of its popular attractions.

Pegasus Airlines would love to help you organize your trip to Barcelona and you can book a hotel easily through Pegasus Airlines website.

Food

Barcelona is a culinary haven for food enthusiastic travelers. Its authentic recipes mostly contain beef, olive oil, spices, and various vegetables. In Barcelona, you should try traditional Spanish recipes such as paella, tapas, tortilla, Spanish croquettes, and Spanish beef.

If you would like to know more about delicious Barcelona cuisine, you should have a look to our Barcelona Travel Guide.

Useful Information

We have listed some side notes about Barcelona for you right below.

About Visa

Spain does not mandate a visa from citizens of Schengen area countries but most of the other nationalities are subject to various visa requirements. You can click here to know more about Spain visa process.

Neighboring Cities

In addition to what Barcelona has to offer, you can travel these closely located cities to keep on discovering.

• Rubi (32 km)
• Mataró (34 km)
• Tarragona (100 km)
• Reus (110 km)

Weather

Barcelona has a Mediterranean climate with hot and dry summers with mild and rainy winters. Although the city offers year-round pleasant weather conditions, it is recommended for you to visit Barcelona during summer or late spring to fully explore its spectacular sceneries in welcoming temperatures with a lesser chance of rain.

Essential Numbers

• Country Code: +34
• City Code: 93
• Josep Tarradellas Barcelona-El Prat Airport Number: +34 913 21 10 00
• Emergency: 112
• Police: 091
• Ambulance: 061

Places to see

Good to Know Before Visiting Barcelona

Barcelona, the city of Gothic culture, stands as one of the most travelled destinations in Spain. There are so many direct and connecting flights, so it is simple to get inexpensive flights to Barcelona. While looking for cheap flights to this route, read our tips on nearby cities to visit in Spain. Being the second largest city in the country, Barcelona can be too crowded, especially in peak season.

The venue has a bilingual population, meaning Spanish and Catalonian are the two official languages in this region. It is the best place to learn a few Catalonaian idioms while improving your colloquial Spanish. A reminder is about the siesta tradition and late dinner time in Barcelona. Like other Spanish cities, you may wait till 2 p.m. for a regular lunch and 9 p.m. for dinner in a fine dining restaurant.

Reasons to Visit Barcelona

Barcelona is an attractive city with picturesque buildings, narrow streets, lively rhythm, and Catalonian features. You should fly to Barcelona to see “Barna”, the well-known football team named after the city, playing in their hometown. Exploring the town starts at Plaça de Catalunya to walk up La Rambla, a famous boulevard of brand shops and restaurants. La Sagrada Familia is a must-see before resting at Park Guell. This park is best for gazing at the curling corners of the roofs, artistic monuments and Gaudi’s architecture. You can have lunch in a Catalonian restaurant by trying canalons and other traditional cuisines. Picasso Museum and Gothic Square are two haunts for the passengers of the cheapest flights in Barcelona.

Best Time to Visit Barcelona

The best time to visit Barcelona is late spring because of the high humidity and summer temperatures above 30 degrees C. Flights to Barcelona are affordable after November. Thus, February can be an excellent time to book cheap flights to Barcelona for June and July or visit the Catalonian capital on an off-season offer.

Plan Your Trip to Barcelona

Start to schedule your trip by checking the best deals on hotels and cheap flights to Barcelona. Take a glance at the where-to-visit list in our Barcelona Travel Guide. There is a wide variety of choice in the city center near Plaça de Catalunya, but bed & breakfast availability should be considered with cheap flights and seasonal tourist rotation.

Barcelona is one of the most popular destinations of Europe for a couple reasons; the city is swarming with unique architectural and historic landmarks and has one of the best coastlines of Mediterranean with a vibrant nightlife scene.

Mighty La Sagrada Familia is your first must-go place in Barcelona. UNESCO World Heritage Listed La Sagrada Familia is one of the most striking churches of the world and it is still on construction. Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar is another essential historical landmark to visit for a complete Barcelona journey. Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar has been standing since the 14^th as a magnificent example of Catalan architecture.

You can visit our comprehensive Barcelona Travel Guide to learn more about Barcelona and its must-see attractions.