Pension Luis
C/ Hospital 93 1-1a, Barcelona, 08001, Spain
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Train or aerobus from Barcelona to Holiday Inn Express C/Pallers Barcelona
by enquire
I will be arriving at Barcelona airport 19-30 hours on a Sunday evening.I had thought of getting the aerobus from the airport to Plaza Catalunya. Is there a bus which goes from Plaza Catalunya and stops very near the Holiday Inn Express on C/Pallers or would I be getting a taxi from Plaza Catalunya? Or, has anyone else another suggestion for public transport. Also, do the aerobuses run on Sundays as the timetable only gave Monday to Saturday.
Thanks in advance to any repliers.
Re: Train or aerobus from Barcelona to Holiday Inn Express C/Pallers Barcelona
by puerto_lover
The airport web site has some information about transport.
http://www.barcelona-airport.com/eng/transport_eng.htm
It gives the times for the Aerobús (A1). Aeropuerto-Plaza de Catalunya.
For Sunday it states:
Horario sábados, domingos y festivos: salidas aeropuerto, desde 6:30 hasta 24:00; salidas Plaza Catalunya, desde 6:00 hasta 23:15.
Frecuencia: cada 12-13 minutos.
Precio billete: 3,45 €.
So on Sunday (Domingo) it runs from 06.30 until 24.00
Cost €3,45
Re: Train or aerobus from Barcelona to Holiday Inn Express C/Pallers Barcelona
by puerto_lover
I am not local in Barcelona, but looking at the Map and seeing that this Holiday Inn is nearest to Metro station called : LLACUNA which is on LINE 4
you may wish to look at taking the nearest line 4 train to Plaza Catalunya which is at URQUINAONA only about 400 metres from the middle of Plaza Catalunya.
Have a look at Google Maps. Input the addresses etc. You can also find the location of the Metro stations.
This gives a map of the Metro. The LINE 4 is in YELLOW.
http://www.barcelona-tourist-guide.com/en/maps/barcelona-metro-map-printable.html
Re: Train or aerobus from Barcelona to Holiday Inn Express C/Pallers Barcelona
by frachal73
Puerto Lover's advice is good. I can confirm L4-Llacuna is the nearest metro station to Holiday Inn EXpress, but expect a 5/10-min walk from the station the the hotel.
If you want to avoid the metro, from Plaza Catalunya there is another option which will definitely take longer. You can catch bus nr. 7 on Gran Via avenue (corner Passeig de Gracia, look for Zara boutique building, face the mountain, then turn right). Ask the driver to let you know when you are near Diagonal Ave / Rambla Poblenou. Once you are in Rambla Poblenou look for a high, modern structure made of two buildings.
A metro/bus costs less than 1.5 Eur. A taxi might cost 10-12 Eur if you go the fast way (Gran Via avenue - Plaça Glories - Diagonal ave) and traffic is ok.
Re: Train or aerobus from Barcelona to Holiday Inn Express C/Pallers Barcelona
by freland
I can just add to the fellow forumers' advice that for the future, various journeys you can use the TMB route planner:
http://forum.virtualtourist.com/discussion-485182-1-1-Travel-0-274654-Barcelona-discussion.html
btw www.barcelona-airport.com is a bit out of date
(the Aerobus time-table has not changed for a long time , but the tickets are now: A1 - 5 euro , A2 - 4,25 one-way)
A :)
Re: Train or aerobus from Barcelona to Holiday Inn Express C/Pallers Barcelona
by enquire
Thanks you for your help. As we won't be arriving in Barcelona city until about 20-30 hours I think a taxi seems the quickest way to the hotel even though it will cost more.By this time we will just want to get to our hotel. Will there be taxis parked around Plaza Catalunya?
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