Barcelona

Even though Don Quixote could not live as many long years to see how his city of merry has developed, his beautiful description about Barcelona still stays relevant today as it was in his time. What Paris is to France, Barcelona is to the citizens of Catalonia and Spain. Any traveller paying a visit to this land of hospitality, compassion and culture is sure to hark back to Cervantes’ book as s/he enjoys a sumptuous meal at its vibrant restaurants, cheers with the street parade for city’s sports teams or passes through its unique parks under a blue sky.

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Barcelona Holiday FAQ

What Time-Zone Does Barcelona Fall Under

Barcelona time-zone is called Central European Time (CET), which is GMT + 1 Hour.

People From Which Countries Can Travel To Spain, Without A Visa

Citizens of European Union and Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein do not require a visa to travel to Spain, all they need to carry is either their IDs or passports. For minors from these regions, they can visit for up to 90 days with a written parental permission. People from the below mentioned countries can travel to Spain with just a valid passport:

Andorra, Argentina, Australia, Bolivia, Brazil, Brunei, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, Croatia, El Salvador, U.S.A, Guatemala, Honduras, Israel, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Monaco, Nicaragua, New Zealand, Panama, Paraguay, The Republic of Korea, Romania, San Marino, The Vatican, Singapore, Uruguay, Venezuela

What Voltage And What Kind Of Electrical Sockets Are Available In Spain

Spain uses 220 volt AC/50Hz electrical current with 2-pin electrical plugs.

Where Is The Barcelona Airport Located And What Would Be The Best Way To Get To The City From The Airport

The international airport is El Prat and is located 20 kms away from the city. The best way to travel from the airport to the city would be Aerobus.

How Is The Public Transport In Barcelona

The public transport in Barcelona is very good. All the vehicles are modern and well maintained. There are buses, trams, trains, city bikes and metro. They also have continuous Metro service over the weekend, which is 5am (Saturday) to 12am (Sunday).

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