Flights to Barcelona

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Before booking airfares to Barcelona, bear in mind that it has two airports. Josep Tarradellas Barcelona–El Prat Airport is 7 mi from the city center, while Sabadell Airport is 11 mi from the action.

Visiting Barcelona is always a good idea, especially when you have 13,488 terrific accommodations to pick from through Travelocity. The getaway of your dreams can be a reality in just a few clicks!

Your vacation is here! It's the best time to splurge on life's little luxuries. Make a reservation at the Barceló Raval or the Onix Liceo and enjoy outstanding service and a lavish room. Don't think you'll be spending much time in your room? Consider budget options like the Hotel Bárbara and the Central Station Hostel Barcelona and splash out on unforgettable experiences instead.

Is Sagrada Familia the motivation for your visit to Barcelona? To make things easier, you might like to stay in a place nearby! Our leading picks are the Magnificent 1 Bedroom City Apartment in Barcelona and the Plum Guide - Gaudi's Churchyard.

Traveling to Barcelona and going to see Sagrada Familia? When you arrive, why not chat to the locals about it first? After all, there's nothing better than getting inside info from those who live there!

Ardent sightseers ought to visit Gran Teatre del Liceu, and Barcelona Cathedral. Are you after more things to do in this buzzing city? Palau de la Musica Catalana, and Montjuic won't let you down.

Nothing in this world is quite like the relaxation you feel listening to the songs of the seabirds. Take some me time and simply enjoy the sight of the sun's reflection on the waves at Barceloneta Beach. Want some more options? Find yourself in a magical aquatic paradise at Barcelona Aquarium. But that's not all there is. The French painter Renoir once said that to understand art, you have to go to a museum and look at it. Why not take his advice and make your way to Picasso Museum on your travels?

If you like the idea of spending more time at the airport bars and restaurants and less time navigating your way through security on your way to Barcelona, just follow these handy tips:

• Have your travel ID and boarding pass somewhere accessible. They'll be the first things you'll be told to produce by security staff.
• Remove your belt and shoes before approaching the airport security checkpoint. Items such as these are not allowed to pass through the body scanner.
• Ensure your laptop, phone and other electronic devices are within easy reach. These items need to be sent through the X-ray machine in separate tubs.
• When you get to the security checkpoint, you'll be asked to place all creams, liquids and gels in a separate tub for inspection. Make sure they're all in containers smaller than 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) and sealed in a clear zip-lock bag.
• Untie your shoelaces in preparation for entering the body scanner. Depending on what type of shoes you've got on, security may ask you to remove them.
• Pack any multi-tools or other sharp metal items inside your checked luggage. Security won't allow these in carry-on baggage.