From the Barcelona airport

Terminal 1 (T1) – “The New One”
It’s a bit farther away from the city and larger that the old one. Most major airlines operate from terminal 1. It has a metro station (L9) but it's not great to go to the apartment.

Terminal 2 (T2) – “The Old One”
Most low-cost airlines operate from Terminal 2. It has a train station with a direct connection to Plaça Catalunya (the city center), making it a convenient option for reaching the city.

A free shuttle bus runs between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 every 10 minutes, ensuring easy transfers between terminals.

By taxi

The easiest and most reliable option is to book a taxi with Andrés. Known on Instagram as @goldentaxi, he offers a fixed-rate ride to your apartment if you book at least 24 hours in advance.

📞 Contact Andrés: +34 657 703 205

I don’t get any commission—I just recommend him because he’s a friendly and reliable driver who provides excellent service.

To move around Barcelona comfortably, you can use different ride-hailing apps:
• Freenow: Similar to Uber, but it allows you to book official taxis. Prices are comparable to Uber, and there are usually more taxis available.
• Uber, Cabify, and Bolt: These are alternative ride-hailing services. 

On aerobus + metro

For around 7€ each will take you to the city center aka Plaça Catalunya.(aerobus + metro)

From there, take the metro L1 (red) to Marina.   

Walk 10 minutes to reach the apartment at Carrer Almogavers 148.

By car

You can drive directly to the apartment’s door at Carrer Almogàvers 148, Barcelona. If you’re lucky, you might find a spot on the street.

Street Parking
• Free from 20:00 to 08:00 (overnight).
• Weekends are also free (as of now, but always check the street signs for confirmation).
• During the day, you can park for up to 2 hours by paying at the parking meter.

Private Parking
For a guaranteed spot and better deals, book in advance:
• BSM Parking Plaça de les Arts (10-minute walk). 

Low Emission Zone (LEZ) Registration – Avoid a €100 Fine

If you’re driving a foreign-registered vehicle in Barcelona, you must check if your car meets the DGT’s low-emission standards and register it in the ZBE system before entering the city.

Which Vehicles Must Register?
• Petrol cars: Must meet EURO 3 standards (typically registered after 2000).
• Diesel cars: Must meet EURO 4 standards (typically registered after 2005-2006).

If Your Car Doesn’t Meet the Standards

You must apply for a special daily permit at least 10 days in advance to enter the Low Emission Zone.

These measures aim to reduce nitrogen dioxide by 15% and CO₂ emissions by 6%, helping improve air quality and public health.

From Girona airport

Take a bus from the airport to Barcelona estació d'autobusos Nord (16€ aprox). When I cheched it there was on 3 buses a day.  

Walk 15 min to the apartment at Almogavers 148. 

Your luggage

Check in: Starts at 15:00h. If you need to,  You can drop your luggage inside the apartment while we clean, starting at 13:00h.

Check out: Is anytime until 11:00h. 

Luggage locker downtown

Barcelona Locker. It is a luggage storage located in the city center, very close to the aerobus stop and also close to all the sightseeing.

Pick up and delivery of your luggage.

A new alternative to traditional locker.  They collect, storage, and delivery
at the time and place of your choice.

Some of our guests recommended the service.