Useful telephone numbers
- 012Citizen Information
- 112Emergencies
- 088Security
- 061Medical emergencies
Plan your trip to
Catalonia
How to arrive
What transport do you plan to take to get to Catalonia?
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By road
If you are coming by car or motorbike, remember the speed limits (120km/h on motorways, 100km/h on national roads and 90km/h on regional roads).
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By air
Catalonia has 5 airports and 6 aerodromes, as well as other aerial facilities. Here you can find more information on the companies operating in the country.
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By train
There are three types of rail networks in Catalonia: the Rodalies (Renfe) and the Ferrocarrils of the Generalitat of Catalonia (FGC), in Barcelona; and RENFE for the rest of the territory.
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By sea
There are 52 ports and sailing clubs in Catalonia, to which we can add the large ports of Barcelona and Tarragona.
Useful information
What do you need to know about travelling to Catalonia and planning your stay well?.
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Entering the country
People coming from EU countries excluding the Schengen Space must present ID. People coming from non-EU countries must present a valid passport.
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Tourist Information Centre
The Web offices provide information on the tourist and cultural aspect of towns in Catalonia (accommodation, services, transport, activities, etc.)
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Consulates in Barcelona
See contact information and a map of the consulates with offices in the Catalan capital.
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Bank Holiday Calendar
The official calendar of Bank Holidays for 2011 in Catalonia.
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Commercial Opening Hours
Practical guide to opening hours of commercial establishments in Catalonia.
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Facilities in Catalonia
Search engine with over 15,000 facilities for citizens (schools, hospitals...) located on a map.
Where to stay
In Catalonia you can find diferent options for staying during your trip.
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Accommodation search engine
Hotels and hostels, camp sites, rural accommodation, apartments, etc.
