Each line starts right outside the arrivals area at its terminal. Stops are clearly signed “Aerobús” and are only a short walk from the doors. This is where you board with luggage trolleys, kids, or carry-ons straight from baggage claim.

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Barcelona Airport (T1) to Plaça Catalunya
Plaça Catalunya to Barcelona Airport (T1)
Barcelona Airport (T2) to Plaça Catalunya
Plaça Catalunya to Barcelona Airport (T2)
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You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Barcelona Airport (T1) to Plaça Catalunya
Plaça Catalunya to Barcelona Airport (T1)
Barcelona Airport (T2) to Plaça Catalunya
Plaça Catalunya to Barcelona Airport (T2)
Please click here for a detailed route map, timetable, and its boarding points.
Inclusions #
Aerobus one-way/round-trip transfers between Barcelona Airport T1/ T2 & Plaça Catalunya
Free Wi-Fi
Ample luggage space
USB charging points
Exclusions #
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Food and beverages
Seat reservation
Onboard toilets
Accessibility
Additional information








Zip around Barcelona on metros, buses, trams & trains as much as you want for 48-120 hours.
Zip around Barcelona on metros, buses, trams & trains as much as you want for 48-120 hours.
Inclusions #
Validity: Pass valid for 48/72/96/120 hours
Access to:
Metro & buses operated by Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona (TMB)
Trains operated by Ferrocarrils de la Generalitat (FGC Zone 1) & RENFE (Zone 1)
Regional railway (Rodalies de Catalunya, Zone 1)
All city trams
Metro pass to connect Barcelona City Centre with Barcelona Airport
Exclusions #
Night transportation (Night buses)
Montjuïc Cable Car
Aerobus transfers
Validity






Girona Airport to Estació del Nord
Estació del Nord to Girona Airport
Girona Airport to Estació del Nord
Estació del Nord to Girona Airport
Inclusions #
One-way bus transfers between Girona Airport and Estació del Nord
Air-conditioned coach
Free Wi-Fi onboard
Ample luggage space
Exclusions #
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Food and beverages
Seat reservation or seat selection
Accessibility
Additional information










Barcelona Airport (T1/T2) to Plaça Catalunya
Plaça Catalunya to Barcelona Airport (T1/T2)
Barcelona Airport (T1/T2) to Plaça Catalunya
Plaça Catalunya to Barcelona Airport (T1/T2)
Inclusions #
Hola Barcelona Travel Card
2/3/4/5-day unlimited public transport pass in Barcelona (48/72/96/120 hours from first validation)
Unlimited travel on metro and buses operated by Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona (TMB)
Unlimited travel on FGC trains (Zone 1) and RENFE suburban trains (Zone 1)
Unlimited travel on city trams
Unlimited travel on the Montjuïc funicular
Metro ride between Barcelona Airport and Barcelona city center
Aerobus Transfers
One-way bus transfers from Barcelona Airport T1, T2 to/from Plaça Catalunya
Free Wi-Fi
Ample luggage space
USB charging points
Exclusions #
Hola Barcelona Travel Card
Montjuïc Cable Car
Night buses (N bus lines)
Tibidabo funicular
Aerobus transfers
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Food and beverages onboard
Aerobus transfers
Hola Barcelona Travel Card
Aerobus transfers
Hola Barcelona Travel Card
Aerobus transfers







Aerobus Barcelona Airport Transfer Accessibility
Additional information
Casa Batlló Accessibility
Additional information
Restrictions
Aerobus Barcelona Airport Transfer Accessibility
Additional information
Casa Batlló Accessibility
Additional information
Restrictions
Inclusions #
Aerobus Barcelona Airport Transfer35-minute bus transfer
Single-trip transfers from airport to the city
Round-trip transportation (as per option selected)
Wi-Fi, USB, and TV
Casa Batlló
Timed entry to Casa Batlló
Audioguide
Access to Gaudí Cube (360°)
Exclusions #
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Food and beverages
Guided tour at Casa Batlló
Entry to other Gaudí attractions in Barcelona










Barcelona Airport to City Center
City Center to Barcelona Airport
You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Barcelona Airport to City Center
City Center to Barcelona Airport
Inclusions #
Aerobus One-Way Tickets: Barcelona Airport to/from City Center
One-way transfer between Barcelona Airport T2 & City Center
Free WiFi
USB charging points
Ample luggage space
Park Güell
Entry and guided visit to Park Güell
English & Spanish-speaking guide
Exclusions #
Hotel transfers in Barcelona
Food and beverages
What to bring
Accessibility
Additional information
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Barcelona Aerobus is a dedicated, non-stop airport shuttle bus that connects Barcelona-El Prat Airport directly with the city center in just 35 minutes. Running 24 hours a day, the service operates two lines-A1 from Terminal 1 and A2 from Terminal 2-both terminating at Plaça Catalunya. Designed specifically for airport travelers, Aerobus avoids traffic-heavy detours and delivers a fast, predictable journey with space for luggage, onboard Wi-Fi, and frequent departures. It’s the most straightforward way to get from the airport to central Barcelona without transfers or guesswork.





Barcelona Aerobus is the official, integrated shuttle service for Barcelona-El Prat Airport. It operates under regulated schedules and standards, offering a trusted and consistent connection from both terminals to the city center.
The journey takes a fixed 35 minutes. Unlike taxis or ride-shares, Aerobus follows a direct route with dedicated airport stops, reducing delays caused by congestion.
With fixed pricing starting at €9.44, Aerobus removes uncertainty around fares. For solo travelers, couples, and families, it’s often more economical than taxis for airport transfers.
Modern, air-conditioned buses include free Wi-Fi, USB charging, wide aisles, and generous luggage storage-ideal after a flight or before departure.
Departures run every 5 to 20 minutes, day and night, 365 days a year. Even if you miss one bus, the next is never far behind.
Both Aerobus lines follow almost the same path between the airport and the city. The main difference is which terminal they start from: A1 for T1 and A2 for T2.

Each line starts right outside the arrivals area at its terminal. Stops are clearly signed “Aerobús” and are only a short walk from the doors. This is where you board with luggage trolleys, kids, or carry-ons straight from baggage claim.
A big transport hub recognizable by its twin Venetian towers and the shopping center inside the old bullring. It is a useful stop if you are staying around Montjuïc, Sants, or near the Fira exhibition grounds. Metro and other buses connect here.
This central Gran Via area works well if your hotel or apartment is near Eixample or Sant Antoni. The stop from the airport is called Gran Via – Urgell, while the city-to-airport stop is Sepúlveda - Urgell on the parallel street. Both connect easily to local buses and metro lines.
Right on the edge of the Eixample grid, this stop is ideal if you are staying around Universitat, Raval, or near many student-friendly and budget hotels. You step off almost at street level and can be at your hotel in a short walk or a single metro ride.
The last stop into the city and the first stop heading back to the airport. It is directly in front of El Corte Inglés, at the top of La Rambla, with metro, suburban trains, and many bus lines right under your feet. If you are not sure where to get off, this is usually the safest pick.
A simple one-way ride between the airport and Plaça Catalunya, with intermediate stops at Plaça Espanya, Gran Via–Urgell, and Plaça Universitat. Tickets are typically valid for several weeks from purchase and can be used on any departure in your chosen direction.
Outward and return journey between the airport and city. The return is usually valid for up to 90 days, which suits longer trips or flexible plans. It also works from the opposite terminal, so you can arrive at T1 and leave from T2 or vice versa.
Aerobus sells combined tickets with the Hola Barcelona Travel Card that bundle a return Aerobus transfer with 48–72 hours of unlimited public transport. On Headout, you get a similar combo with the Hola Barcelona Travel Card (2–5 days) plus Aerobus, so you land, ride straight to the city, and then move around on metro, buses, and trams without thinking about individual fares.
You also have money-saving combos that pair Aerobus with timed entry to Casa Batlló or a skip-the-line guided tour of Park Güell, so your airport transfer and your first big sight are handled in a single booking.
While the Barcelona Aerobus is a popular and convenient choice, several other transport options cater to different budgets, priorities, and destinations within the city. Here's a comparison of some alternatives:
| Transport Mode | Travel Time (Airport to City Center) | Price (one-way) | Comfort | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Aerobus | 35 minutes | €9.44 | High | Balance of speed, comfort, and directness; good for most tourists; ample luggage space, Wi-Fi |
Metro (L9) | 30 to 35 minutes (+ transfer time) | €5.50 | Medium | Budget travelers, staying near Metro L9 stops, light luggage; requires transfer to reach city center |
RENFE Train | 25 to 30 minutes | €4.90 - €5.50 | Medium | Budget travelers, staying near Sants/Passeig de Gràcia; departs only from T2 |
Public City Bus (46/N17) | 30 to 45 minutes | €2.55 - €4.60 | Low | Tightest budget, light luggage, not in a hurry; slower with many stops; night service available |
Taxi | 20 to 30 minutes | €35 - €40+ | High | Speed, direct door-to-door, convenience, groups/families, lots of luggage |
Private Transfer | 20 to 30 minutes | €40 - €50+ | Very High | Ultimate convenience, pre-booked, personalized service, large groups/families, luxury |


Buses are modern coaches with cushioned, high-backed seats and decent legroom. There is plenty of space down the central aisle, so you can move with suitcases without bumping every passenger. Large windows make the ride into the city feel more like a short city tour than a plain commute.
Aerobus is built around airport travelers, so you get wide luggage racks and open floorspace for suitcases, strollers, and even folded bikes. You do not need to worry about size limits or weighing bags. Just keep valuables with you and place bigger items in the main storage areas near the middle of the bus.
On board, you have free Wi-Fi and USB charging ports, which is ideal if your phone is dying after a flight or you need to pull up hotel directions before you arrive. Many buses also show a local channel on the overhead screens, so you can glance at stop names and occasional service information as you ride.
Coaches are air-conditioned and run all year, so you avoid both summer heat and winter chill on the way into the city. Vehicles are cleaned regularly and interiors are kept in good shape, which shows up in the consistently strong passenger reviews for comfort and reliability.
All Aerobus vehicles are low-floor and equipped with ramps at the central door, with dedicated spaces for wheelchairs and passengers with reduced mobility. There are visual and audio stop announcements and Braille stop buttons to help you follow the route even if you cannot easily see outside.

Select Barcelona Airport (T1 or T2) and your destination-Plaça Catalunya or vice versa.



Your Aerobus line is determined by your departure terminal: A1 for T1, A2 for T2.
Both routes offer a direct route to Barcelona City Center, with Plaça Catalunya as a primary destination.
A1 & A2 route stops [Airport to City Center]
A1 & A2 route stops [City Center to Airport]

The Aerobus timetable is designed to offer flexibility for travelers arriving or departing from Barcelona-El Prat Airport.
Barcelona Airport (T1) to Plaça Catalunya
First bus: 5:35am
Last bus: 5:35am
Frequency: Every 5 to 20 minutes
Plaça Catalunya to Barcelona Airport (T1)
First bus: 5am
Last bus: 5am
Frequency: Every 5 to 20 minutes
Barcelona Airport (T2) to Plaça Catalunya
First bus: 5:35am
Last bus: 5:35am
Frequency: Every 10 to 20 minutes
Plaça Catalunya to Barcelona Airport (T2)
First bus: 5am
Last bus: 5am
Frequency: Every 10 to 20 minutes
Yes. Both A1 and A2 operate day and night, with buses every 5 minutes at busy times and around every 10–20 minutes overnight.
Plan for about 30–35 minutes, depending slightly on traffic around Plaça Espanya. Most guides and the operator itself quote 35 minutes as the standard journey time.
In the city center, Aerobus terminates at Plaça Catalunya in front of El Corte Inglés, at the top of La Rambla, with metro and train connections just below the square.
Aerobus tickets are generally open, so you can board any A1 or A2 bus in your chosen direction as long as the ticket is still within its validity window. Round-trip tickets usually give you up to 90 days to use the return.
Aerobus operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year; however, the frequency of buses may differ throughout the day.
The standard Hola Barcelona Travel Card covers metro, buses, and trains in Zone 1, including the L9 metro to the airport, but it does not automatically include Aerobus. Buy a Hola Barcelona + Aerobus combo to get both in one purchase.
Guide dogs and small pets in carriers are welcome on-board. Only one animal per ticket is allowed.
The space available on the bus will determine the transport of objects such as bicycles, surfboards, skis, etc.
Aerobus is well-lit, busy, and runs to major squares that stay active late into the evening. It is widely used by solo travelers arriving on late flights and is considered a safe, straightforward option into the city.
If your hotel is near Plaça Espanya, Gran Via, Universitat, or Plaça Catalunya, Aerobus is ideal. If you are staying elsewhere, you can still ride Aerobus into town and switch to metro or bus with a Hola Barcelona card, but a direct metro or train might make more sense if you are based right by those lines.
Because Aerobus runs frequently around the clock, you simply board the next available bus when you land. Your ticket is not tied to a specific departure time, only to its overall validity period.
No, the buses do not have onboard toilets. It is best to use the facilities at the terminal or in the city before boarding, especially with small children.