Barcelona Cruise Port
Barcelona, Spain
A cruise from Barcelona is one of the best ways to experience all bright jewels of the Mediterranean Sea - but it is a great opportunity to spend some time in searching for one of the best cultural centers in Western Europe. This vibrant seaside city examines all boxes - history, culture, amazing food, a prosperous art scene and more. When you visit Barcelona, you can start every day with a steam -filled courts in an attractive pavement cafe. After that, adventure options are endless. Aquarium de Barsilona swim with sharks, one of the largest aquariums in Europe. See the ancient Roman relics at Barcelona City History Museum located in the vibrant Gothic quarters. Make reservation to watch a humid fleemko show. And when the Hunger is a hit, Mercut de Saint Josep de la Bokeria's head, a pilgrimage site for food. It was a covered market in the 1200s. It is now one of the world's top food markets and should stop a visit before your cruise out of Barcelona.
SPANISH
Currency AcceptedEURO (EUR)
3 Night Spain & France Cruise
From $582/person
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3 Night Western Mediterranean Cruise
From $716/person
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13 Night Spain, & Bermuda Transatlantic
From $850/person
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7 Night Western Mediterranean Cruise
From 871/person
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14 Night Spain & Portugal Transatlantic
From $906/person
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7 Night Western Mediterranean Cruise
From $1,099/person
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7 Night Italy & France Cruise
From $1,036/person
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Easy Breezy Barcelona
Nothing beats the convenience of cruises from Barcelona. Barcelona is fully stationed on the Mediterranean Sea: from its central location, along with other foreign ports on the Spanish coast, it is easy to cruise to unique Balianic islands, France and Italy. Before departing, you can spend time soaking the amazing sites of Barcelona, such as the infamous Sagarda Familia, a Roman Catholic Church designed by the famous Catalan architect Antony Gaudi. Enjoy a quick dip in cruise and warm Mediterranean water out of Barcelona. The city will immediately attract you to appeal to your friendly locals, abundance of cultural attractions, sensational Spanish recipes and summer season.
CRUISE CENTRAL
Barcelona Cruise is Central. Hope onboard cruises from Barcelona and detects ports with canary islands as well as stunning, Mediterranean-Lathpath beaches of Spain, France and Italy.
FRIENDLY FOLK
The locals of Barcelona have a unique vibrancy - they are not only favorable, but welcome, intellectually and culturally rich. How could you not love Park Guel and Sagarda Familia at your door?
GO BEYOND BARCELONA
Take advantage of hovering from Barcelona and explore the city before or after. To soak the life of the city, expand your migration or hop on a train in nearby places such as Girona, Citz's seaside city, or hill Montserat and its Basilica.
SKY HIGH DELIGHTS
Get a close-up on the cathedral's excellent works, La Sagarda Falia, designed by Renett Catalan architect Antony Gaud. Before performing a miracle in your sky-curly sprouts, you can go in to move to complex mosaics, Montjuk stone columns and nightiness masks. You can also get a great view of the city by increasing the sprouts.
IN THE MIX
Walking with Bulleward, a pedestrian of La Rambala, to experience the pure essence of the city. Souvenir shops, street artists, flower stalls, pavement cafes and Catalan Folk Sardana dancers set a vibrant scene. Its wonderful center, La Catelral, is of the dates of the 1200s- and its tower offers a broad view of medieval Barcelona.
Local Cuisine
Barcelona has mastered the art of food. Many restaurants serve creative Nueva Cocina Española, while waterfront spot dish out cefood pela and multi-curves lunch menu include a glass of sparkling cava wine in the menu. For the taste of Catalan cooking, try Pa Eb Tomkwate (tomato-topped bread). Or a local-like bars around the spanish tapas (cutting-shaped appetizer), with a home-made vermouth in hand.
Shopping
You can spend hours checking the markets of Barcelona for high quality leatherwear, jewelry, old books and unique housewives. Passeig de Gràcia and Barcelona shopping lines are two popular retail prompts- and Gothic quarters are home to dozens of families owned shops that sell textiles, stationery, decorative ceramic tiles and soil utensils.