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Terminales WTCB

The South terminal of the WTCB (Word Trade Center Barcelona) of the Port of Barcelona is the only one located on the Barcelona quay, just 5 minutes from the city centre. It can accommodate up to 2 medium-sised cruise ships and is surrounded by all kinds of passenger services.

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The Port of Barcelona is the largest cruise port in the Mediterranean thanks to the safety of our facilities, highly qualified staff, unbeatable connectivity and a range of services that meet your best expectations.

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The South terminals is integrated into the modern WTCB business centre and allow passengers to walk to the city centre and access all kinds of services. It accommodates medium-sized cruise ships with all the security measures to comply with the ISPS (International Ship and Port Security Code) regulations.

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Barcelona is the largest cruise ship port in Europe: book transfers to the cruise port and Barcelona Airport here. We have put together a lot of information about the cruise port and how to get from the cruise terminal to the city and back on your own.

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• Arrival to the cruise terminals
• Portbús
• Parking near the harbor

The cruise terminals in the port of Barcelona

There are seven jetties available for cruise ships in the port of Barcelona. The furthest from the city center are the terminals A, B, C and D, which are located on their own pier, the "Moll Adossat" or the "Muelle Adosado". Big cruise ships, e.g. the Aida or Carnival berth there.

T hree other important quays for passenger ships are the south terminal S (minor 18C), the east terminal E (minor 18B) and the north terminal N (minor 18A). These three terminals are grouped around the "World Trade Center" at the Moll Barcelona. This is where smaller cruise ships dock. A striking building on the jetty is the large steel tower of the cable car middle station.

Boarding a cruise ship is similar to checking in at the airport. In front of the moorings are check-in halls where you have to check in with your tickets and drop off your luggage.

At Terminal M - in front of the shopping and leisure center Maremàgnum - no passenger ships dock, especially larger yachts.

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Arrival from the airport to the cruise port

From barcelona airport (bcn) to the city center (drassanes).

If you arrive by plane from Barcelona El Prat de Llobregat Airport, take the blue Aerobús or bus 46 to Plaça Espanya (details on the two buses can be found on the Arriving by Plane page). At Plaça Espanya, take the subway and take line L3 (green line) in the direction of "Trinitat Nova" until the station "Drassanes". From the station "Drassanes" it is about 100 meters to the Columbus Column.

Tickets for the Aerobús can be booked online, for the bus 46 you will receive individual tickets from the driver and for the metro at each station at the ticket machines.

Arrival via Girona Airport (GRO) and Reus (REU)

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With our private transfers we take you directly from the airport to the harbor or from the harbor to the city center - of course also in the opposite direction. Depending on the size of your group, you can choose the appropriate vehicle size: taxi, people carrier, minibus, midibus and coach. And all at a fixed price.

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If you arrive via Girona airport , take the shuttle bus to the final stop in the city at "Estació del Nord". From there you can take the metro L1 and change at "Plaça Catalunya" to the L3 in the direction of "Zona Universitària". Get off at Drassanes station and continue as described below.

Arriving via Reus Airport , get off at Sants Estació Central Station and take the L3 metro line towards Trinitad Nova; then get off at the station Drassanes.

From Drassanes to the port by the Portbús 

If you want to get to the cruise terminals AD - from here most of the major cruise liners depart - we strongly advise you not to walk there: the footpath to the cruise ship is long, runs alongside a busy road with heavy traffic and is currently in the Noon heat anything but pleasant to go.

On the harbor side of the square, where the Columbus Monument is located in the middle of a roundabout, is the terminus of the blue shuttle buses "PortBús". You buy the bus ticket directly from the driver - the ticket you bought for the metro does not apply here. The Portbús are also accessible by wheelchairs. Also all other facilities of the port are suitable for wheelchair users.

The travel times of Portbús are tailored to the cruise times of the cruise ships, there is therefore no printed timetable. There is a bus every 20-30 minutes. If several ships are in the harbor and with correspondingly larger passenger volumes, these also drive more often. If a ship stays overnight in the harbor, the Portbús leaves until about 23:00.

To the terminals N, E, S it is from the Columbus Column about 600 meters on foot. You can also wave a taxi everywhere. For taxi rides from / to the port, an extra port fee is applied.

Taxi from Barcelona airport

The taxi prices are based on weekend / weekday and day / night rate. In addition, luggage costs a surcharge and there is a surcharge for the port and the airport zone. The current taxi rates and surcharges are clearly visible in each taxi. For the trip from the airport to the port you have to expect about 25-30 €, depending on luggage and time of day more.

The taxi stands are located in front of the arrivals terminals, here you have to line up and occasionally wait for a long time for a free vehicle.

Private Transfer from the airport to the port or from the harbor to city center

With our Private Transfers we take you directly from the airport to the harbor or from the harbor to the city center - of course also in the opposite direction. Depending on the size of your group, you can choose the appropriate vehicle size: taxi, people carrier, minibus, midibus and coach. And at a fixed price.

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Arrival by car to the ferry and cruise terminals

The access by car to the departure areas of the ships is well signposted. Whether coming from the north, west or east, be sure to head for the B10, the Ronda del Litoral. This leads past the beach directly to the ferry port.

From the north, the A2 becomes the B10 as soon as the highway reaches the urban area. From the west it is the C-32 that crosses the A2 / B-10 on the outskirts. Coming from the east, take the C-32 - which then turns into the C-31 or B-20 in the city area. Take the C-31, which later crosses the B-10. If you have accidentally taken the B-20, that's no problem: it also crosses the B-10.

Parking near the port

To check in your luggage, short-term parking is available at the A-D cruise terminals, but no long-term parking is available. Two parking garages are located near the cruise port:

• Underground parking in the World Trade Center
• Car park Moll de la Fusta

Here you will find information about parking in Barcelona and tips for cheap long-term rates. Also, the shipping company where you have booked the cruise can tell you if and where discounted parking rates are included.

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Barcelona Cruise Port

One of europe's leading cruise ports.

If you're planning a cruise to the Mediterranean and your voyage includes a stop in Barcelona , you're in for a treat. Barcelona Cruise Port is your doorway to one of Europe's most vibrant and culturally rich cities. In this comprehensive guide, we'll walk you through everything you need to know to make your visit to the Barcelona Cruise Port as smooth and enjoyable as possible.

Discover the Terminals of Barcelona Cruise Port

The Barcelona Cruise Port boasts a total of nine terminals, each with its unique charm and offerings. These terminals are divided into three main clusters: Adossat Quay Terminals Terminals A, B, C, D, and E are located at the Adossat Quay, slightly further from the city center. Terminal D , also known as Palacruceros, is one of the highlights. World Trade Centre Terminals For those looking for convenience, the World Trade Centre (WTC) features two terminals – North and South. The nearby Sant Bertrand Terminal caters to ferries to the Balearic Islands. Maremagnum & Port Vell Port Vell  is Barcelona's old port for small and large ships, it offers a unique experience for sailors. It's also the port for the 2024 America's Cup! 

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Smooth Transport Options from and to Barcelona Cruise Port

Getting from the port to Barcelona's city center and its attractions is a breeze. You have several options to choose from: Shuttle Transfer Service A hassle-free way to reach your destination, this service ensures you bypass the queues and reach your hotel swiftly. It's ideal for travelers short on time or those looking for a stress-free arrival. Walking The nearest cruise terminal to the bustling La Rambla is just a 15-minute walk away. However, if you're docked at one of the Adossat Quay terminals (A, B, C, D, or E), it's best to catch the Cruise Bus to the World Trade Centre and then walk to La Rambla. Cruise Bus Shuttle Service The "Blue Bus" offers convenient transportation from all cruise port terminals to the World Trade Centre and back. It's wheelchair-accessible for travelers with disabilities. Taxi A quick and cost-effective way to reach the city center in less than 10 minutes. Hop on Hop Off Tourist Bus Hop on Hop Off Barcelona  Perfect for tourists with limited time, this bus provides a quick overview of Barcelona's main attractions. Stops are conveniently located near the cruise terminals.

From Airport to Port

If you're arriving at the airport and need to reach the cruise port, options include bus transfers and taxis. Taxis are quick and will take you to the port in about 25 minutes.

Park and Cruise

For those arriving by car, the Barcelona Cruise Port offers short-term car park facilities. For longer stays, there are car parks a short drive from the port to meet your parking needs.

Convenient Baggage Storage

While there are no locker storage facilities at the port, you'll find nearby options for luggage storage to keep your hands free for exploration.

Accommodation Close By

The Eurostars Grand Marina Hotel , situated at the World Trade Centre, offers splendid views of the port area and makes for a great base during your stay. Additionally, there are hotels within walking distance of the cruise port, providing various accommodation options.

Plan Your Visit with Ease

The Barcelona Cruise Port is well-equipped for travelers with disabilities, featuring lifts and accessible transportation. If you plan to explore the Balearic Islands, you'll find ferry operators like Acciona Trasmediterranea and Balearia offering trips to Mallorca, Minorca, or Ibiza.

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When it comes to planning your trip, we've got you covered. You can access the cruise port's timetable and arrival information to ensure a seamless experience. For more specific information and inquiries, you can contact the Cruise Port's customer service department or visit their official website for the latest updates.

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Barcelona Cruise Port Guide: Everything You Need to Know

Are you wondering about the barcelona cruise port.

You’re in the right place. As a travel advisor that specializes in cruise travel, I have extensive knowledge of cruise ports and what to do in each port!

Barcelona is one of Europe’s most popular destinations for cruisers. As you take a stroll down the city’s charming streets or marvel at the unique architecture of Sagrada Família, it’s easy to see why.

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The Spanish city’s popularity amongst cruisers means that the Barcelona Cruise Port is sprawling, comprising 7 different cruise terminals.

In this guide, I will tell you everything you need to know about the Port of Barcelona, from useful tips to recommendations on how to spend your glorious day in this beautiful city!

Barcelona Quick Facts

• Barcelona is located on the northeast coast of Spain, in the region of Catalonia.
• The official currency used in Barcelona, and throughout Spain, is the Euro (EUR).
• The official language spoken in Barcelona is Catalan, although Spanish is also widely spoken and understood.
• Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain, after Madrid, with a population of over 1.6 million people.
• Barcelona is known for its stunning architecture, including the iconic Sagrada Familia Cathedral designed by Antoni Gaudi.
• The city is also home to several world-renowned museums, including the Picasso Museum and the Joan Miro Foundation.
• Barcelona is located on the Mediterranean Sea and boasts several beautiful beaches, including Barceloneta Beach and Nova Icaria Beach.
• The city is a popular destination for foodies, with a vibrant food scene that includes traditional Catalan dishes as well as international cuisine.
• Barcelona is famous for its lively nightlife, with bars and clubs staying open late into the night.
• The city is home to two major football (soccer) teams, FC Barcelona and RCD Espanyol, and is passionate about the sport.

Where is Barcelona Cruise Port Located?

The Barcelona cruise terminal can be found in Port de Barcelona, which sits just beneath the Gothic Quarter of the city, a short walk away from many of Barcelona’s key sights.

There are 9 terminals in the port, 7 of which are allocated for cruise ships.

The 7 terminals can be found at the foot of one of Barcelona’s most beloved streets, Las Ramblas.

The majority of the cruise terminals (A, B, C, D, and E) can be found on Adossat Quay, a long pier to the outside of the harbor, which is connected to the rest of the port by a bridge. Terminal D is also referred to as Palacruceros.

There are two more cruise terminals at the World Trade Centre pier, known as the North and South terminals. The World Trade Centre pier is the closest pier to the city center.

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Getting Around Barcelona from the Cruise Port

The good news is there are a number of ways in which you can journey from Barcelona Cruise Port to the city center.

Are There Free Shuttles From Barcelona Cruise Port?

There is a shuttle bus available from the cruise port known as the Blue Bus which takes cruisers to the monument of Christopher Columbus (just below Las Ramblas).

The Blue Bus coordinates its run time with the cruise arrival and departure times and comes roughly every 15 minutes when there’s a cruise ship in port. It isn’t free, however.

🚎 The fare is €3 per person or €4.50 for a return ticket.

Can You Walk to the City Center from Barcelona Cruise Port?

From the World Trade Center pier, it is a short 10-minute walk to Barcelona city center.

From the other cruise terminals, however, walking isn’t recommended as you need to journey 2 km (1.2 miles) just to reach the opening to the city. Taking the Blue Bus or taxi is a far better option.

Are there Taxis Available from Barcelona Cruise Port?

Just outside the port terminal, you will find a taxi rank. The taxis liaise with the cruise terminal staff to ensure there are always enough taxis outside to accommodate everyone.

Taxis are convenient as you can take them directly to the location you want to visit. They are, however, a lot more expensive than the Blue shuttle bus and a typical fare to Las Ramblas is €10 each way.

Best Shore Excursions from the Barcelona Cruise Port

When you arrive in Barcelona, there are a number of exciting shore activities for you to enjoy. Below are some of my favorites!

1. Stroll Down Las Ramblas

Las Ramblas Boulevard is a colorful and energetic street in the heart of Barcelona. It houses some of the city’s most iconic attractions, spanning an impressive 1.2 km (0.7 miles) in length.

When wandering down this iconic boulevard, you’ll pass numerous street performers, all out to impress with their unique costumes and heart-stopping acrobatics.

One of the best places to visit in Las Ramblas is La Boqueria Market , Barcelona’s key market. It’s a fantastic place to grab a bite to eat.

2. Marvel at Sagrada Família

The infamous Sagrada Família is perhaps the first attraction that comes to mind when you think of Barcelona. This never quite finished landmark is a church designed by famous architect Antoni Gaudí.

It’s a spectacular piece of artwork and has earned itself the title of the largest unfinished Catholic church in the world. Construction first began in 1882.

La Sagrada Familia can be admired from afar. Alternatively, you can buy tickets and enter the famous church. The interior is just as impressive as the exterior, with so many intricate details in the structure waiting to be admired.

3. Visit Casa Milà

Casa Milà (also known as La Pedrera which means ‘stone quarry’ in Catalan) is a beautifully-constructed block of apartments and was the last private residence designed by Antoni Gaudí, constructed in the early 1900s.

This grand building is undoubtedly spectacular. However, the star of the show is its terrace with unique chimneys shaped like statues.

Today the house is part of a UNESCO World Heritage site and is a great monument to visit. Within the building is a Gaudí interpretation center. The site also houses art exhibitions and performances.

4. Relax in Plaça de Catalunya

Plaça de Catalunya is a large square in the heart of Barcelona, primely positioned at the meeting point between Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter and the 19th-century part of the city.

The square covers an area of 5 hectares and features several interesting sculptures, expanses of verdant grass, and a handful of fountains.

Plaça de Catalunya is a great place to sit on a park bench and admire Barcelona with an ice cream or takeout coffee from one of the numerous local cafes.

5. Wander Through Park Güell

In the northern district of Gracia is Park Güell, a grand park consisting of neat gardens as well as beautiful buildings and sculptures designed by Antoni Gaudí. One of the houses within the park used to be the residence of Gaudí himself.

In this park, you can find the famous mosaic Gaudí dragon fountain as well as the tranquil Nature Square which has fantastic views over Barcelona city center.

6. Explore The Gothic Quarter

Made up of winding cobbled streets and tranquil squares, the Gothic Quarter is the historic center of the old city of Barcelona.

Included in this beautiful segment of the city are the remains of Barcelona’s Roman city walls, a Roman temple ( Temple d’August ), and a magnificent Gothic Cathedral.

The Gothic Square also houses the oldest restaurant in Barcelona and the second oldest restaurant in the entirety of Spain: Can Culleretes , which dates back to 1786.

7. Visit Casa Batlló

Considered one of Antoni Gaudí’s greatest masterpieces, Casa Batlló (also known as Casa dels ossos which means ‘ House of Bones’ ) is a remodeled house in the center of Barcelona.

The remarkable building is designed to look as though it has been constructed from skulls and bones and uses colors inspired by the ocean.

Visitors can enter the building to see yet more impressive work from Gaudí, who also designed the interior of the house.

8. Walk Down Passeig de Gràcia

Passeig de Gràcia is one of the most popular avenues in Barcelona, housing some of the city’s key sights such as Casa Batlló and Casa Milà, as well as markets, museums, and some of the city’s best restaurants.

As well as being regarded for its incredible architecture, Passeig de Gràcia is also renowned for its shopping scene, with some of the most prestigious brands found lining the street.

Getting From Barcelona Airport to the Cruise Port

If your cruise starts or ends in Barcelona, you’ll need to have a way to get to and from the airport and cruise terminal.

There are three main ways to travel between Barcelona Airport and the cruise port: by taxi, train, or bus.

✔️ Taxis to the cruise port from the airport typically take around 15 minutes and cost around €40. It’s by far the most convenient way to reach the cruise terminal.

✔️ There are no direct trains between the airport and the cruise terminal. Therefore you will need to take the train from the airport to the city center and then from there take either the metro or a bus to the cruise port.

✔️ Like with trains, there are no direct buses between the airport and the cruise port so you will need to take a bus to the metro and then the metro to the cruise port.

When you reach the entrance to the cruise terminal after catching the bus or train, you will then need to take the Blue Bus shuttle if your cruise ship is stationed on Adossat Quay.

Journeying from the airport by bus or train can easily take around an hour.

Hiring a shuttle is the easiest and most carefree way to travel between the airport and the cruise terminal.

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Places to Stay Near Barcelona Cruise Port

There are a number of highly rated hotels only a short taxi ride away from Barcelona Cruise Port.

InterContinental Barcelona is only a 12-minute taxi ride from the World Trade Centre pier or a 15-minute drive from Adossat Quay. The comfortable hotel has an outdoor roof terrace featuring a pool, sun loungers, and a dining area.

Another great option is Barceló Sants . This modern hotel is slightly further away from the cruise port but its fantastic online reviews make it worth the extra 5-minute journey.

Occidental Barcelona 1929 is another highly-rated hotel. Its convenient location in the center of the city not only makes it easy to reach the cruise port, but it’s a great base from which to explore the city itself.

Best Time to Visit Barcelona

Barcelona is generally considered a year-round destination. However, if you’d like to get the best weather for your visit then visiting between May and the end of September is the ideal time.

Barcelona is a popular destination so expect it to get busy in the school holidays and at weekends.

If you want to strike a good balance between good weather and beating the crowds then May and September are ideal times to make your visit.

Cruise Lines that Visit Barcelona Cruise Port

Barcelona Cruise Port is visited by numerous cruise liners from around the world. These include:

• MSC Cruises
• Celebrity Cruises
• Oceania Cruises
• Viking Ocean Cruises
• Seabourn Cruises
• Costa Cruises
• Disney Cruises
• Princess Cruises

These are just a handful of the numerous cruise liners that pay Barcelona a visit each year.

Barcelona Cruise Port FAQS

How far is barcelona cruise port from the city center.

If your cruise liner is stationed at the World Trade Center pier then it is a short walk to the city center.

Adossat Quay, which is deeper into the port, is slightly further away from the city center.

How Do I get from Barcelona City to the Cruise Port?

After your day spent exploring Barcelona, you can return to the cruise port easily and directly via taxi. Alternatively, you can make your way to the Christopher Columbus monument (by bus, metro, or on foot), where the shuttle bus to the cruise terminal departs roughly every 15 minutes.

Is it worth buying a day pass for Barcelona?

A day pass is worth it if you would like to venture inside numerous attractions as it is cheaper than purchasing entrance tickets for each attraction individually.

It also saves you time as you are able to skip the lengthy queues to the attractions.

Final Thoughts on the Barcelona Cruise Port

Barcelona cruise ship terminals are conveniently positioned just a stone’s throw away from the lively city. The port’s own shuttle bus service makes journeying between the cruise port and the city center extremely convenient.

Based on the numerous incredible attractions and restaurants that are on your doorstep, a visit to Barcelona really is a must for cruisers!

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• Port of Barcelona: Everything you need to know

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Barcelona Port has a 2000-year history , and it is one of the most important ports worldwide. Beautifully integrated into the Catalan capital, the port of Barcelona is an important destination not only for its ferry routes and cruise sailings, but also for its surrounding areas, amenities, and cultural significance .

Find out everything you need to know about the port, access to the terminals, transport, services, and ferry crossings.

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General info about the port of Barcelona

The port of Barcelona  is active year-round and welcomes approximately 16 million visitors per year. It is a popular departure port, where you can find plenty of visitor and traveler services , information stands, ticket offices, and interesting sights .

What is the name of the port in Barcelona?

The official name of the port of Barcelona in the Catalan language is Port de Barcelona . The port encompasses the passengers terminals, as well as the cargo docks. Ferries and cruise ships to the Mediterranean and the coast of North Africa depart from Port Vell , or the old port, which is located in the center of the port area.

How many terminals are there at the port of Barcelona?

There are 3 ferry passenger terminals at the port of Barcelona: Terminal Drassanes , Terminal Ferry Barcelona , and Grimaldi Terminal Barcelona .

Which ferry companies operate in Barcelona?

The following companies normally operate in the port of Barcelona, serving ferry routes to the Balearic Islands, Algeria, Morocco, and Italy:

• Trasmediterránea
• Algérie Ferries
• Grimaldi Lines
• Grandi Navi Veloci

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What services are available at Barcelona Port?

There are many services and facilities at the port of Barcelona, as it is so much more than a transport hub! The port area is really close to the city center , which means you can take advantage of the numerous cafes, shops, and restaurants in the nearby neighborhoods .

The Moll de Barcelona in the Port Vell area is also home to hotels, parking lots, bars, cafes, and shopping malls. There’s also an electric vehicle charging station. When it comes to culture, you can visit several museums in the port area such as the Museum of Catalan History.

Tip : There’s plenty of space to walk around and take photos or simply grab a snack, find a bench in of the large squares and promenades, and watch as ferries sail away.

What to see around Barcelona Port?

The port of Barcelona is perfectly situated close to some of the best attractions in the city. The port area is fully integrated in the city center, and it is easily accessible. You can walk around the port area, visit the old port marina, walk on the boardwalk, head to the beach , or visit some of the area’s museums and cultural sites. Here are 10 suggestions for sightseeing around the port of Barcelona:

• The beach of Sant Sebastià
• The neighborhood of Barceloneta
• The coastal square of Rosa dels Vents
• The Mossèn Costa i Llobera cacti garden
• The Olas de Acero sculpture
• The Columbus Monument
• The Maritime Museum of Barcelona
• The Museum of Catalan History
• The market of La Boqueria
• The aquarium of Barcelona

Tip : If you have some time before your ferry trip, you can also ride the hop-on hop-off bus , to explore the city in no time. You can catch the bus at the Columbus Monument departure point.

The aquarium of Barcelona, close to the port, is great to visit before you hop on the ferry.

Port of Barcelona: location and access

The port of Barcelona is one of the most important transport hubs in the world, and one of the busiest in Europe. There are many passenger ferries departing daily from the port terminals, and it is one of the largest passenger ports in Spain. Due to its excellent urban location , there are many ways to get to Barcelona Port from the city center, the airport, as well as from other parts of Spain and abroad.

Where is the port in Barcelona?

The port of Barcelona is located on the northwest coast of Spain in the community of Catalonia . It is in the city center of Barcelona, right below the old town. The port is surrounded by the neighborhoods of Raval, Gothic Quarter, Poble-Sec, Montjuic, Barceloneta, and Ribera.

How to get to the port of Barcelona?

You can walk to the port from the city center of Barcelona, walking on La Rambla from Plaça de Catalunya up to the city coast. The closest metro station is Drassanes on line L3. There are quite a few bus stops around the port. You can catch the following bus services to Barcelona Port: 88, 88B, 21, N0, N6, and 59. The port of Barcelona is also close to the Estació de França train station , just a 20-minute walk away.

If you’re arriving at Barcelona Airport , you can catch buses A1 and A2 to the city center, and hop on metro line L3 to Drassanes. Alternatively, you can drive to the port following road C-31 starting from El Prat and merging into B-10 that reaches the port area. There are, also, many taxis at designated ranks.

The lively La Rambla street, stretching from Plaça de Catalunya to the port.

What is the Barcelona Low Emissions Zone?

The Barcelona Ring Roads Low Emissions Zone (ZBE) is a green initiative by the Municipality of Barcelona, regulating the movement of vehicles in specific areas of the city. The aim is to reduce car emissions, contributing to better air quality. 

In order to be able to drive within the low emissions zone, you either need to drive a low-emission vehicle or you need to have a specific permit , which you can get from the Spanish Traffic Authority. Getting a permit is mandatory for all vehicles registered outside of Spain, regardless of eco features.

If you don’t have the necessary ZBE permit, you can approach the port of Barcelona via the following motorways that are free of restrictions : Ronda de Dalt (B-20) and Ronda Litoral (B-10).

How long does it take to get from Barcelona Airport to the port?

It takes 30 minutes on average to reach the port of Barcelona from El Prat Airport in Barcelona, depending on your transport method. The fastest way to get to the port is to hop on a taxi at the official airport taxi ranks .

The sculpture Las Olas de Acero at the Moll de Barcelona on the coastal road.

How do I get from Barcelona Port to the train station?

You can easily get from the port of Barcelona to the 2 main train stations of the Catalan capital. The 2 main train stations of the city are: Barcelona Sants and Estació de França .

The train station Estació de França is closer to the port of Barcelona. You can get there on foot in under 20 minutes, ride a taxi , or hop on bus line H14 at Drassanes and get off at the train station.

The main train station of Barcelona, Sants, is 3.5km north of the port. It’s a 40-minute walk or 12-minute drive from the port to the train station. The best way to reach the train station is by metro . Catch metro line L3 from Drassanes to Barcelona Sants. The metro trip is just 15 minutes .

Where can I park at the port of Barcelona?

For short-term parking and drop-off , you can access the ferry terminal areas. If you’re looking for long-term parking, the safest and closest parking lot is at the World Trade Center in the Moll de Barcelona by the port. You can find more short-term and long-term parking options around the port area.

From the World Trade Center parking lot, you can easily access most of the terminals (T, N, S, E, and M) on foot . There’s also a shuttle bus for terminals A, B, C, and D.

Useful numbers for the port of Barcelona

The port of Barcelona is managed by the Barcelona Port Authority. For queries related to ferry companies, ferry travel, and tickets, you can have a look at the Ferryhopper FAQ  pages, contact Ferryhopper Customer Support, or speak with the ferry company. Here are some useful phone numbers for Barcelona Port:

• Barcelona Port Authority:  +34933068800
• Port Authority Emergency Centre: +34900100852
• Police: +34932903000
• Tourist Police: +34932240600
• Tourist information: +34932384000
• European Emergency Number: 112
• Weather information: +34906365365

Parking lot at the port of Barcelona near the cruise terminal.

Ferry routes from Barcelona Port

From the port of Barcelona you can catch a ferry to many important destinations in the Mediterranean . There are frequent ferry routes to Mallorca , Ibiza , Menorca , and Formentera in the Balearics . You can also travel to Rome ( Civitavecchia port ), Savona , Sardinia , and Genoa in Italy , as well as to North Africa , connecting with the ports of Nador , Tangier , Algiers, and Oran.

Check all available ferry routes on Ferryhopper’s Map of ferries . You can find more details about popular ferry routes from the port of Barcelona below:

• Ferry from Barcelona to Formentera : The Barcelona - Formentera route is in operation 5 days per week. The crossing duration is 12 hours on average, and tickets start at 64€ .
• Ferry from Barcelona to Ibiza : You can travel daily by ferry from Barcelona to Ibiza . There are approximately 10 weekly crossings, with an average duration of 9 hours . Standard tickets cost around 45€ .
• Ferry from Barcelona to Mallorca : The Barcelona - Mallorca ferry route duration ranges from 5 to 8 hours depending on the destination port. Tickets start at 45€ and there are 20 weekly crossings.
• Ferry from Barcelona to Genoa : You can catch the ferry from Barcelona to Genoa twice weekly . Ferry tickets to the Italian port city start at 50€ , and the duration of the trip is around 20 hours .
• Ferry from Barcelona to Nador : You can catch the ferry from the port of Barcelona to Nador in Morocco twice a week . Tickets start at 56€ , and the sailing duration is around 27 hours .

The long sandy beach of Alcúdia in Mallorca.

Should I book ferry tickets from Barcelona in advance?

We recommend that you book your ferry tickets in advance to find the best prices and discounts. Ferry routes from the port of Barcelona are very popular throughout the year.

As the port of Barcelona is busy, you may have to wait in line for quite a long time to purchase your tickets from the port ticket office. Booking your ferry tickets in advance, you are guaranteed a smooth boarding experience, and you make sure there is enough space for your vehicle on board.

The port of Barcelona at night with mesmerizing city lights.

Where to book ferry tickets for the port of Barcelona?

On Ferryhopper, you can book cheap ferry tickets from Barcelona Port. Find the best fares for your trip, access discounts and special offers, and plan your trip from Barcelona in just 4 clicks !  

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• Barcelona has  banned cruise ships from docking at one of the terminals nearest its downtown.
• Starting in October, many cruise ships will dock farther from the city's center. 
• The new restrictions are part of the city's efforts to curb overcrowding and pollution. 

Barcelona has banned cruise ships from docking at one of the two terminals located in the city center, part of a growing push to limit overcrowding and pollution .

Starting in October, about 340 annual cruise ship and ferry calls will be redirected from the North Terminal at the World Trade Center to the Adossat Wharf, the furthest cruise pier from Barcelona's city center . The South Terminal, also located at the World Trade Center, will be closed by the end of 2026.

The Adossat Wharf is about a 30-minute drive from Las Ramblas, a popular tourist destination at the heart of Barcelona. Cruise passengers disembarking at Port of Barcelona terminals A, B, C, D, or E can either take a shuttle bus to the World Trade Center and walk 15 minutes to Las Ramblas, or arrange a private car service for a more direct route.

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On October 2, the Port of Barcelona hosted a "farewell ceremony" for the last cruise ship to visit the North Terminal, a Mystic Cruises ship called the World Navigator.

Port of Barcelona President Lluís Salvadó, said the terminal's closure will help "eliminate the negative externalities" of cruise tourism, as outlined in a 2018 agreement with the city council. The move will create more than 13,600 square meters of public spaces for urban residents, according to a press release.

As Barcelona grapples with ways to encourage more sustainable tourism in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, cruise ships have emerged as a prime target for restrictions.

"There are thousands of people who arrive at once" Ada Colau, the former mayor of Barcelona, told the newspaper El Pais in 2022. "Most of them stay for just a few hours and are highly concentrated in the downtown area. They generate a feeling of collapse."

Barcelona isn't the only city placing new restrictions on cruise ships. From European destinations like Venice and Amsterdam to American ports like Key West and Bar Harbor, coastal communities around the globe are rethinking their relationships with cruise tourism.

This has led to some tensions between protestors and cruise passengers. Earlier in October, environmental activists dressed as polar bears and walruses confronted guests disembarking the World Traveller cruise ship in Douarnenez, a small town in Brittany, France.

Do you live or work in a popular cruise ship destination? Email this reporter at [email protected] to share your perspective.

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How to reach Barcelona cruise port

Where do msc cruises’ ships dock in barcelona.

MSC Cruises’ ships dock at the main cruise terminal, called the Muelle de Adosado (Moll Adossat in Catalan) , in Barcelona. The cruise terminal is located just a few kilometres south of the city centre, ideal for those itching to hop off the ship and explore the vibrant Catalan capital.

The Muelle de Adosado is an artificial strip of land designed specifically for cruise ships and other large boats and is connected to the mainland via the Pont de la Porta d’Europa. For those not wanting to walk the half an hour or so into the city centre, there is a shuttle bus service that will take you near to the famous La Rambla street.

How do I reach the car park in Barcelona cruise Port?

The long-stay car park at Barcelona cruise terminal is located at the WTC World Trade Center , which is at Moll de Barcelona s/n, East building, 1st Floor, 08039, Barcelona .

The car park can be found just off the roundabout at Plaça de les Drassanes, which is just south of the famous Columbus Monument at the bottom of La Rambla. If travelling from the airport, drive along the B-10 motorway northwards and turn off at exit 21, following signs to ‘Ferris’ and ‘Creuers’. Similarly, if travelling from the north of the city, travel along the B10 southbound until exit 21, which is located in the tunnel and will take you directly to Plaça de les Drassanes.

Leave plenty of time when parking in Barcelona port, as the car park is located in a different area to the MSC Cruise Terminal. However, a shuttle bus can take you from the World Trade Center to the correct cruise terminal.

Parking at Barcelona Port can be booked at a discounted rate for MSC Cruises passengers up to 48 hours before cruise departure when booking online.

How do I get from Barcelona Airport to the cruise port?

Barcelona Airport is located around 16 kilometres (just under 10 miles) from the cruise terminal. If you are travelling by car or taxi from Barcelona Airport to the port, it should take around 20 minutes in good traffic conditions.

To get from Barcelona Airport to the port by car, follow signs to the C-31 highway and join it going north towards Barcelona city. Stay on the C-31 for around 3.5 kilometres before turning off at exit 195 to join the B-10 motorway eastwards towards Barcelona. Then continue along the B-10 for around 6.5 kilometres before turning off at exit 21. Continue straight until you reach the roundabout at Plaça de les Drassanes, then take the second exit to enter Barcelona Port where you will find the car park at the World Trade Center.

You can also reach the port from Barcelona Airport via public transport. To do this, take the Aerobus from Terminal C towards the city and get off at Plaza de España. From there, head to the metro station and take the L3 eastbound for three stops, getting off at Drassanes. This is the closest station to the cruise terminal, but it is still around one kilometre away, so allow approximately 20 minutes to walk the final section.

How to get to the Barcelona cruise port from the train station?

Barcelona Sants Railway Station – the main train station in the city – is located around four kilometres from the cruise port. The train station is well-served by taxis, buses and the metro.

A taxi ride should take around 10 minutes and costs roughly €20, although you may have to pay more if travelling with a large amount of luggage.

Taking a metro from Barcelona Sants to the cruise port is also straightforward. Simply take the L3 line eastbound for five stops, before getting off at Drassanes (the nearest metro station to the cruise terminal). From there, it is around a 10-minute walk to the entrance of the cruise port, although it’s a little further to reach the MSC Cruises embarkation point.

Is there a shuttle bus from the Barcelona cruise port?

There is a shuttle bus at the Barcelona cruise port that takes passengers around the various cruise terminals. These vehicles are named the Cruise Buses (or Blue Bus) and can easily be spotted, as they’re painted blue. The buses don’t have a set timetable, but you should have no trouble getting one when disembarking or embarking, as their frequency is based on when cruise ships depart and arrive at the terminals.

While the Barcelona cruise port shuttle bus doesn’t take you directly to the city centre, it will take you nearby. From the MSC Cruises terminal, it will take you to the World Trade Center, which is located near Plaça de les Drassanes. From there, it takes between five and ten minutes to walk to the Columbus Monument at the foot of La Rambla, the famous thoroughfare in the heart of Barcelona.

You can purchase tickets for the Cruise Buses while onboard. However, tickets can only be purchased with cash, so make sure you have some local currency.

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