Metro · bus · taxi
L9 Sud serves the airport. Aerobús A1 links T1 with central Barcelona. Official taxi ranks are available at arrivals.
Terminal first. Destination second. Then choose the connection that actually fits your Barcelona weekend.
Do not choose transport from a generic “Barcelona Airport” search. Start with the terminal your airline actually uses, then match it to your accommodation.
L9 Sud serves the airport. Aerobús A1 links T1 with central Barcelona. Official taxi ranks are available at arrivals.
L9 Sud plus the current R2 Nord rail connection. Aerobús A2 serves T2.
Aena currently operates a free 24-hour connection between terminals.
Compare L9 Sud connections and your final walking/metro interchange rather than automatically routing through the city centre.
The current R2 Nord rail connection from T2 is especially relevant; T1 passengers should account for the terminal transfer.
Compare rail, Aerobús, metro and taxi against the exact address—not just the neighbourhood name.
Airport connections can change before the final. Barcelona Final uses current official transport as a planning baseline and will reverify terminal operations, routes, fares and schedules closer to June 2029.
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