Where do you get the tourist bus from in Barcelona, and how do you pay for it?

Question

Where do you get the tourist bus from in Barcelona, and how do you pay for it?

Answer 1

Try the links below. We took that tour and thought it was great. I know there is one spot to pay for it outside the ramblas, which is where we bought ours. I wish we would have had enough time to do this for two days, because I would have like to get on and off more often, but we did tour the entire route and it was very fascinating. Have a great time. If you have more questions, email me.

Answer 2

There are actually two different tour busses in Barcelona.  One of the main stops is Plaça de Catalunya.  You can pick up any of the routes there, and I'm pretty sure there are two different companies.  Jojo seems to be talking about the one that we took, and you buy the tickets at the "hubs" like the Plaça.  There are booths there, and you can't miss them.   They're big and bright and covered with signs adverstising what they are.

I usually shun such things...not my style, but given the size of Eixample, we found it to be a very good idea.  We saved our feet a little, and got all of Eixample, the Gaudí houses, Camp Nou, Parc Güell, and Sagrada Familia, all in one day.

Naima is talkin about the city busses.  Lots of them, too.  No tape in multiple languages, though.  Those are about a Euro to ride.

Answer 3

there are multiple tourist buses and most main roads will have a stop where you can get on one. u will pay for it on the bus.

Answer 4

There are 3 different tourist bus routes

Here's the prices for the bus . Tickets can be bought on board.:

1 day adult: 20 €

1 day child (children between 4 - 12 years old): 12€

2 days adult (Must be consecutive days): 26€

2 days child (Must be consecutive days) (children between 4 - 12 years old): 16€