Transport Passes 2020

The Barcelona transport system is divided into six zones. Zone 1 covers all the Metropolitan area of the city, so unless you’re planning to travel outside Barcelona, you should stick with Zone 1 tickets.

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This ticket only works for a single ride of any length for up to 1 hour and 15 minutes. Important: this is the only ticket that does not allow transfers from the metro to bus, tram or FGC Railway and only works for Zone 1. Price: 2,40€

Aimed to tourists, this ticket gives you unlimited use of the whole transport system for one day. Notice that it’s valid from the moment you validate until the end of the day, (it doesn’t work for 24 hours). Requires passport number and it’s a one-person ticket. Price: 10,50€ (Zone 1).

It’s worth for 10 rides of any lenght and allows transfers without charging a new ride for up to 1 hour and 15 minutes. This ticket is only for individual use. Price: 11,35€ (Zone 1).

Multi person ticket worth 8 rides. It can be used for 30 consecutive days since activation. Price: 10,00€ (Zone 1).

This ticket is only for individual use. Offers unlimited rides for 30 consecutive days, so it’s the right choice for a long stay. Price: 40,00€ (Zone 1).

Multi person ticket worth for 70 rides. It can be used for 30 consecutive days since activation. Price: 79,45€ (Zone 1).

Can I use the same ticket for all transportation options?

Yes. All transport passes are integrated for Metro, Buses, Tram and FGC Railway, except the cable cars, RENFE short distance trains and the Tibidabo funicular.

TIP: Hola BCN is a transport pass that offers unlimited access to the entire Barcelona transportation network

Get the HOLA Barcelona Pass

How to move around Barcelona

Metro

The metro is the most popular transportation system in the city. Overall, is the fastest and easiest way to move around Barcelona.

Bus

More than 200 bus lines and 17 night routes operate in Barcelona, making it a fast and unexpensive way for getting to your destination.

Tram

The Barcelona Tram is quite new, extremely modern, works smoothly and services some areas of the city not well connected in the past.

FGC Railway

This network of urban and suburban trains, connect Barcelona with nearby cities, such as Montserrat.

Cable cars and funiculars

These transport systems service mainly touristic spots, whilst enjoying the best views in Barcelona.

Biking

Barcelona is a bike friendly city, thanks to the city’s effort in creating new bike routes. If you rent a bike, you can move around Barcelona pretty much everywhere.