The Barcelona metro map shows all lines, stations, accessibility and links between metro lines, FGC railway lines, Rodalies de Catalunya main lines and TRAM so you can plan your journey.
How do I estimate my transit time on the Barcelona Metro?
Barcelona metro map: Click on the map to see a magnified version. As a rule of thumb you can estimate your transit time by counting the number of metro stops on your route and multiplying this number by 2 minutes. Include a waiting time of 5 minutes.
How much of Barcelona’s Metro is accessible to people with reduced mobility?
To date, more than 90% of Barcelona’s metro network is accessible to people with reduced mobility. However, 15 stations out of a total of 156 stations are still undergoing adaptation work. Stations not yet adapted : L1 : Plaça de Sants, Espanya, Urquinaona and Clot.
What is the age limit for the Barcelona Metro?
Children up to 3 years do not pay in Barcelona network – Children from 4 years pay the full fare. A ticket is valid for 75 minutes (an hour and a quarter), during which time you can make as many line changes as you like without leaving the metro. Barcelona’s metro is very secure and guarded.
What is the Zone 1 area of Barcelona?
The Zone 1 area is the main area where the tourist attractions are and account for most of the area where tourists spend their time. The map below covers the zone 1 metro area of Barcelona. Click on the map above to see a version which you can print out.
How many transport zones are there in Barcelona?
A: There are 6 transport zones in Barcelona. The zones are related to transport distances from the city centre. Zone 1 area encompasses the centre of the city. The zone numbers increase as you move further out from the centre.
