
The more recent of Gaudí\u0027s many projects to be opened to the public is the Casa Vicens. Built between 1883 and 1885 and declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2005, Casa Vicens was the fi...
Flyv til Barcelona Lufthavn (BCN) at få adgang til den fantastiske storbyferie destination, der er Barcelonas centrum. Her kan du fordybe dig i det livlige natteliv, travle havn, fascinerende historie, sandstrande og imponerende arkitektur. Den mest bemærkelsesværdige af alle er den storslåede "La Sagrada Familia", en verdensberømt skat af arkitekten Antoni Gaudi. Uden for byen, vil Lloret de Mar friste dig til sine Blå Flag strande kantet med barer og Alfresco spisesteder og tilbyder et fantastisk udvalg af vandsport for hele familien.
Lufthavnen ligger kun tolv kilometer sydvest for byens centrum, i nærheden til alt, hvad der sker i downtown. Barcelona Lufthavns slankt og moderne design er imponerende, og dens rummelige interiør giver passagerer med rigelig muligheder for at tilbringe deres tid her i stil. Der er to terminaler til at vælge fra i Barcelona Lufthavn, hver giver en bred vifte af mad og drikke; fra fastfood kæder til cafeer, der serverer traditionelle spanske specialiteter. Tjek de VIP-lounges, Wi-Fi og toldfri shopping, ud over specialiserede forretninger og butikker fyldt med fashionable internationale mærker.
Barcelonas lufthavn er den anden travleste i landet og altid travle med passagerer bestemt til ferie over hele Catalonien og de solrige spanske badebyer. Barcelona Lufthavn er også vært for en lang liste over internationale passagerfly, der tjener destinationer så langt væk som Seoul og Bogotá og pendulkørsler for beboere og turister frem og tilbage fra Madrid.
Lad Hoppa tage dig af din Barcelona lufthavn transport med en vifte af kvalitets køretøjer tillgængelige til fornuftige priser. Når du forudbestiller din lufthavn transport, vil en venlig hoppa chauffør vente din ankomst fra det øjeblik du lander i Barcelona Lufthavn.
Bestemmelsessted | Afstand (ca.) | Varighed (ca.) | |
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Calella De La Costa | 69 km | 71 min | |
Lloret De Mar | 90 km | 85 min | |
Salou | 99 km | 81 min | |
Barcelona City Centre | 13 km | 37 min | |
Santa Susanna | 75 km | 79 min |
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The more recent of Gaudí\u0027s many projects to be opened to the public is the Casa Vicens. Built between 1883 and 1885 and declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2005, Casa Vicens was the fi...
The Museu nacional d\u0027art de Catalunya, MNAC for short, hosts many temporary exhibits through the year, but it is also known for for its Romanesque collection of mural paintings. Here you can also...
The park has evoked polarising opinions for its design and a whimsical combination of classical sculptures and modernist elements. A re-invention of a former steam-powered mill, it is worth a gander i...
Designed in 1792, this parc surrounds Torre Soberana, a 14th-century country house redecorated in the Arabesque style. Wander the garden\u0027s lavish maze and romantic gardens to discover sculptures ...
Two of Barcelona\u0027s most popular beaches, Mar Bella \u0026 Bogatell are just a few minutes apart. Mar Bella is a naturist and gay friendly beach, while Bogatell is known for volleyball and sunbath...
The largest metropolitan park in the world (85km2) is a tranquil parkland just 15km from central Barcelona. Nestled in a mountain range, this park teems with biodiversity and is home to over 190 speci...
Explore the colourful and gritty streets of El Raval, Barcelona\u0027s hip alternative neighbourhood. Guides will point out street art to give you an overview of the city\u0027s distinct culture. Poin...
Flamenco originates in Andalusia, a region with a strong presence in Barcelona. Some of the world\u0027s best-known Flamenco dancers hail from here, and it\u0027s the perfect place to learn the basics...
Antoni Gaudi\u0027s ambitious project remains, as of today, unfinished, which by no means takes away from its popularity - at nearly 3 million yearly visitors, La Sagrada Familia is Spain\u0027s 2nd m...
Barcelona\u0027s most well-known street is unofficially not just one uninterrupted stretch but five (hence it being known as "Las Ramblas"), each containing attractions of their own. A pedestrian-only...
Another one of Gaudi\u0027s unconventional architectural creations, Casa Mila, also known as La Pedrera ("quarry", for its wacky appearance distantly resembling an actual quarry), is one of Barcelona\...
In this park with stunning views over the city you can admire several impeccable works of Gaudi. Actually, the entire park is designed by the artist himself. Statues and buildings in different colours...
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