Trains from Paris to Barcelona

About the Paris to Barcelona train

Paris has more than a single terminus and this route uses the terminus for the south-east, so check the departure station in the results rather than assuming. The crossing into Spain means the operator will want ID, so bring it, and check Spain's entry rules for your passport before you set out. A day and a head count are what the search wants; Barcelona to Paris is on AI Concierge as a route of its own. The Catalan side of the journey begins when the line crosses the border, with Figueres and then Girona and its old town before the approach through the hills behind Barcelona. Sants station is in the Sants district to the west of the Eixample; from it the metro reaches Plaça de Catalunya, the Ramblas and the Gothic Quarter, and runs on to the beach at Barceloneta. Montjuïc is close to the station, with its museums and the view over the harbour. Barcelona hotels shown on this page come from the catalogue, and the search sorts the rest by district and rating. For a sightseeing stay the Eixample and the old town are central; for the sea, look along the waterfront; for an early train north, Sants itself has hotels around it.