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Carrer de la Fruita, 3, Barcelona, 8002, Spain
Streets of Barcelona
Barri Gotico walking tour.
view of the port from Montjuic castle
(June 2008)
Dear fellow VTs,
I'll like to know whether vueling airline uses the same airport as those international flight?
And also if I purchase a 7am ticket from Barcelona to Seville, will there will buses or metro from barcelona city to the airport so early in the morning?
Thanks.
Rebekah
Vueling uses Barcelona international airport and there is a train station at the airport, so you should be able to go there by train even early in the morning.
The Cercanias connects with the airport. The first train leaves Sants station, at 5.43terminal from 05.43 (arrives 6.13), Journey time about 17 minutes. Cost Euro 2.20. Runs every 30 ninutes.
By bus the Aerobus direct from Plaza de Caalunya. First bus leaves at 05.30.
A1 goes to Terminal 1 and A2 goes to Terminal 2.
A1 runs every 5-10 minutes.
A2 runs every 10-20 mnutes.
Cost Euro5.-
FGC Metro Line 8
Sorry!
is the Plaza Catalunya, of course.
Hi,
if the flight is at 7 am and you need to be at terminal 1 check-in desk abut 6am ,
- you can take the very first Aerobus (make sure to be first at the stop in Pl. Catalunya) for € 5.05 pp
or
- night nitBus N17 (with 10 travels card or € 1.40 )
pls see http://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Travel-g187497-s301/Barcelona:Spain:Arriving.And.Departing.html
Metro does not reach the airport yet,
perhaps in 2014 (...15? 16?)
A:)
If the flight is that early and you don't want to have any risk I think you should go by taxi not to be short in time, now I don't remember exactly how much it is but I think around 20€, maybe some plus for night, then 25€. Of course depending from which place in Barcelona.
Regards,
Santi
Vueling is terminal one, so Aerobus will be a better option(RENFE commuter rail only goes to T2 and then requires shuttle bus)....only issue is that the earliest Aerobus is at 5.30 am( I just did this to Paris). So, Aerobus will have you at the terminal only one hour before the flight. The BCN airport is extraordinarily efficient, so if you have checked in online and printed your boarding passes, you will likely be fine. But, if you are a nervous traveler, you might wanna get a cab.
gC
One of the best thing of the trip was metting friends in Barcelona. The first one we meet on Friday was Davidlop ( David) we already knew from the Valencia meeting and it has taken a while till we have meet again.
We meet in the afternoon for some drinks and a walk around the Gotic neighborough.
David hope to see you again soon :-)
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