Just landed in Barcelona and want an easy way to reach the city centre?
The Barcelona Aerobús connects Barcelona Airport with the city centre 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It’s direct, easy to use and made for people travelling with luggage.
Here’s everything you need to know about the Barcelona airport bus.
Barcelona Aerobús: Quick Info
Don’t have much time? Here’s the most important information:
- One-way ticket: €7.75
- Return ticket: €13.30
- Travel time: Around 35 minutes
- A1: Barcelona ↔ Terminal 1
- A2: Barcelona ↔ Terminal 2
- Service: 24 hours a day
- Main city stop: Plaça Catalunya
- Children under 4: Free
Aerobús Barcelona Tickets & Prices
How much is Aerobús Barcelona?
The standard prices are:
Ticket | Price |
One way | €7.75 |
Return | €13.30 |
Metro/Bus + Aerobús | €10.15 |
Hola Barcelona 24h + Aerobús | €24.35 |
Hola Barcelona 48h + Aerobús | €29.65 |
Hola Barcelona 72h + Aerobús | €36.95 |
Hola Barcelona 96h + Aerobús | €44.00 |
Hola Barcelona 120h + Aerobús | €50.80 |
These are the official Aerobús ticket prices.
Children under 4 years old travel free.
Tickets are valid for 90 days after purchase. With a return ticket, the return journey is valid for another 90 days after you use the first journey.
Check the latest Aerobús prices before travelling.
–> You can also check out the booking options below and choose the best option for your visit to Barcelona:
Where Can You Buy Aerobús Tickets?
Buying Aerobús Barcelona tickets is easy. You have several options:
- Online: Buy before your trip and keep the QR code on your phone.
- Ticket machines: Available at Barcelona Airport and in the city.
- Aerobús staff: Staff at some stops can sell tickets and help you.
- On the bus: You can also buy your ticket when boarding.
There are also machines at Terminal 2 and Plaça Catalunya.
You can see all the official ticket sales points.
Tip: If you buy online, you don’t need to print your ticket. Just show the QR code on your phone.
A1 Bus Barcelona or A2 Bus Barcelona?
This part is very simple:
A1 = Terminal 1
Take the A1 bus Barcelona if your flight leaves from or arrives at Terminal 1 (T1).
From Barcelona to the airport:
Plaça Catalunya → Carrer Sepúlveda → Plaça Espanya → Terminal 1
A2 = Terminal 2
Take the A2 bus Barcelona if you’re travelling from or to Terminal 2 (T2).
From Barcelona to the airport:
Plaça Catalunya → Carrer Sepúlveda → Plaça Espanya → Terminal 2
Aerobús Barcelona Stops
The Aerobús Barcelona stops change slightly depending on which direction you’re travelling.
If you get off at Plaça Catalunya, you’re close to La Rambla and the Gothic Quarter.
If you fet off at Plaça Espanya, you’ll be in a useful spot if you’re staying nearby or planning to Montjuïc.
You can check the current Aerobús stops and routes before your journey.
Barcelona → Airport
The main stops are:
Plaça Catalunya
Carrer Sepúlveda
Plaça Espanya
Airport T1 or T2
Airport → Barcelona
On the way into Barcelona, the bus also stops at:
Plaça Espanya
Gran Via – Comte Borrell
Plaça Universitat
Plaça Catalunya
Aerobús Barcelona Timetable
The Aerobús Barcelona timetable covers the whole day and night.
Aerobús operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
During the busiest part of the day, the A1 can run every 5 minutes. At other times, buses are less frequent.
The A2 also runs 24 hours, with frequency depending on the time of day.
The full journey usually takes around 35 minutes, but Barcelona traffic can make it longer.
Don’t Miss the Aerobús Map
Here’s a useful tip when you’re in Barcelona: look for the Aerobús map.
The printed map is a simple way to see the city and plan what to do after arriving.
You can use it to:
- Find important areas of Barcelona.
- See where you are.
- Plan what to visit next.
- Keep a physical map with you while exploring.
- Find ideas for your first day in the city.
What Do You Get on the Aerobús?
The buses are made for airport journeys, so travelling with luggage is easy.
You’ll find:
Is Plaça Catalunya the Best Stop?
For many visitors, yes.
The Aerobús Barcelona Plaça Catalunya stop leaves you right in the city centre.
From here, you can walk to:
- La Rambla
- Gothic Quarter
- Passeig de Gràcia
- Plaça Universitat
- Many hotels and shops
If you’re arriving with some free time, you can start exploring the Gothic Quarter or check out some of Barcelona’s best shopping streets.
Quick Tips Before You Go
Allow extra time
The journey is normally around 35 minutes, but traffic can change this.
Take an Aerobús map
It’s useful for planning your first day in Barcelona.
Check current information
Prices and times can change.
Check your terminal
Remember: A1 = T1 and A2 = T2.
Keep your QR code ready
You can show your digital ticket from your phone.
Don’t worry about arriving late
Aerobús runs through the night.
Barcelona Aerobús FAQs
How much is the Barcelona Aerobús?
A one-way ticket currently costs €7.75, while a return ticket costs €13.30.
Does Barcelona Aerobús run at night?
Yes. The service runs 24 hours a day.
Can I buy Aerobús tickets at Barcelona Airport?
Yes. You can use the self-service machines or buy from Aerobús staff. Tickets are also available online and on board.
Can I take luggage on the Aerobús?
Yes. There is dedicated space for luggage.
Does Aerobús have Wi-Fi?
Yes. Free Wi-Fi is available on board.
Where does Aerobús leave you in Barcelona?
Both A1 and A2 finish at Plaça Catalunya, right in the centre.
