Barcelona International Airport (BCN)

Barcelona Airport is one of the best airports i have been to. Its modern, clean and efficient and access is easy to access with fantastic rail links thats are cheap and frequent. My only downside to catching the train is that the walkway from the station to the terminal is quite a haul with luggage and there are no trolleys to assits until you actually reach the terminal, it would be nice if there were trolleys available when you alight the train. Having said that i wouldnt be put off using the method, especially if i had lighter luggage! The terminal itself is well signposted and the check in desks run swiftly even in August. We were checked in and ...  Read the complete review

How to reach Barcelona From the Airport In This article I want to provide you info about the airport of Barcelona, and how to travel from his airport to the central town. We will concentrate on providing information about transferring and about getting around Barcelona too, once you are in town. The airport of Barcelona is called El Prat and is situated about 12 km (about 8 miles), south-west of the town. There are a few options for transferring between the airport and Barcelona centre, and to the other main destination in town. There are no particular web pages to indicate for this, but I may indicate www.spanish-fiestas.com a site plenty of info, or ...  Read the complete review

The airport of Barcelona is currently the centre of works in progress which will give it the 4th Terminal. At the moment there are 3 terminals, Terminal A and B are for both domestic and international flight, and terminal C is primarily for the shuttle to Madrid and few other internal flights. The airport is located on the outskirts of Barcelona, in the small village of El Prats and is connected to the centre of Barcelona both by overground train, bus, and off course taxis. Once you arrive, you will normally walk to passport control, pass it, and then to the lounge to pick up your luggage. It can be a bit confusing since Terminal A and B are ...  Read the complete review

Having just spent a lovely week in the Mallorca, I thought I'd better put my experience to good use in a review of Barcelona airport. No, you didn’t read wrong! I actually got an in direct flight after deciding to spend a couple days in Barcelona first! For some, airports are just a thorn in their side, a mere obstacle in getting from A to B. They hate the thought of waiting around for their flight, or the queues of checking in, baggage hassles. It can be very stressful. For me however, I still get incredibly excited about the 'airport' leg of my journey, the shopping, and the excitement about getting on the plane. It's a huge part of the overall holiday ...  Read the complete review

Hello friends, I was in Barcelona last month, it was fantastic! To my surprise, the airport is equally interesting too. Barcelona has a very good transportation system. It is easy to catch the shuttle to the airport. For a single way, it is only Euro 2.60. no extra baggage fee. when i arrived at the airport, i went to check-in with the swiss air. it was quick and the officer is friendly. right after checking in the bags, i was getting hungry. i went upstairs to the boarding gates and tried to grab some food. I went to the local terminals trying to get my last tapas treat. Bingo! there it is! ...  Read the complete review