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One of the highlights of my siteseeing in Barcelona was the trip on the cable cars that run over the port and up to Montjuic. Although the cable car was packed, everyone had a good view. We rode the cable cars at sunset and had beautiful views of Montjuic, the port, the ocean and the city. It is an incredible trip!
I believe we paid EUR 7.50 for a one-way trip on the last car, normally it is EUR 9 return I think. DO NOT start at the Jaume 1 tower by Columbus... you will only get half a trip! Leave a Comment Directions: Just look for the big cable car towers and start walking towards them!
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 by MaheshSamtani
You can get there easily by taking the funicular railway, which stops at the same stop where you get the cable car.
Once you have got your ticket, a return (7.50 euros for adults and 5.75 euros for children) or just a single (5.50 euros for adults and 4.25 euros for children) to the Castle, you go to the waiting area, from where you board one of the cars. You will get to see amazing views of the city and the port area
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 by tim07
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I went here on a rainy day so the view was not so spectacular as it would be everyday. But nevertheless it was worthy.
Montjuïc mountain (Jewish mountain) has been, throughout its history, the protagonist of many events, some glorious and victorious, others less so. The historical symbol and oldest monument (end of the 17th century) is the Castell de Montjuïc (Castle), from where there are beautiful views of the city. The castle, which now houses the Museu Militar, has been, in part, a symbol of oppression oven the centuries, as it was used to torture and execute the leaders of the Setmana Tràgica in 1909 and Lluís Companys, president of the Generalitat de Catalunya in 1940, among others.
Although you can get to Montjuïc with the number 61 bus from Pl. d'Espanya, your best bet is the Transbordador Aèri , which offers spectacular views of Barcelona from the air. You can also take the funicular from Paral.lel and the teleférico which goes all the way to the castle. From Pl. d'Espanya to the Columbus statue runs Avenida del Paral.lel, inaugurated in 1894, which became famous as a synonym of entertainment, the Montmartre of Barcelona. Here you will find the Molino (a music hall), and several other theatres. Leave a Comment
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It's old and scary, this Cable Car. But so is Barcelona!
Nah, really, I felt totally safe jumping the Montjuic tram at the Port Vell station and riding on to Montjuic. The views are incredible, the lines were nearly non-existent, and you arrive at a phenomenal overlook of the entire city.
Sit down at the the little touristy cafe and enjoy the views.
For E9, one way(12.50 r/t), it's well worth it. Then, you can wander down to the fountains or through Poble Sec for a return via the Metro. Leave a Comment Phone: 932252718Directions: Look for the massive tower, it is nearly directly across the street from the Club de Natació.
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 by neilward
It cost 7.50 Euros each for a single trip,it was good value for money. Leave a Comment
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 INFO TELEFèRIC BARCELONA by eden_teuling
By Metro, tram L2 or L3 and on foot (which I love doing) but......
There is also this TELEFèRIC that will carry you high over Barcelona through the sky to the Montjuic.
The PANORAMA of city and harbour are EXTRAORDINARY......... Leave a Comment Phone: n.v.t.Directions: city centre....Website: wwqw.barcelona.es
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 by mmurieLeave a Comment Directions: From Metro station Paral.lel line 2 (purple) and line 3 (green).Other Contact: Open all days but January to mar
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 by mmurieLeave a Comment Directions: Montjuic Mountain. Metro Espanya, line 1 (red) and line 3 (green) then one can take the mechanical stairs or take bus number 50 with the same metro ticket.Other Contact: Normally it's open every day but
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