🚇 TransportationTrain / Airport~ €2.55
4.0 / 5
Anthony
Jan 6, 2026
Plaça Dels Països Catalans
Barcelona’s train and metro system makes city travel simple for tourists and students, with affordable passes and strong airport and regional connections.
Barcelona runs an integrated metro and commuter rail network that works well for both short visits and long stays. Trains are frequent, easy to use, and connect the city center, airport, and surrounding areas without hassle.
Tickets & Passes (City Travel)
- Single metro ticket: ~€2.55
- T-Casual: 10 rides, ~€11.35 (best for moderate use)
- Hola Barcelona Card: Unlimited travel for 2–5 days, ~€16–38
Metro hours:
- Mon–Thu: 5:00 am–12:00 am
- Fri: 5:00 am–2:00 am
- Sat: nonstop
- Sun: 5:00 am–12:00 am
Students & Longer Stays
- T-Jove (under 25): Unlimited travel for 3 months, ~€80
- T-Mes: Monthly unlimited pass, ~€40
- Valid on metro, buses, trams, and Rodalies trains
Rodalies & Airport Access
- Rodalies trains: Link central stations to suburbs and nearby towns
- Airport: R2 Nord train and L9 Sud metro line
- Covered by Hola Barcelona, T-Jove, and T-Mes
Barcelona’s metro and train system is efficient, well-priced, and student-friendly, making it a reliable way to move through the city