As a result of the opening of the extension to the Barcelona tram network between Glories and Verdaguer, with the ultimate aim of linking up with the 2 ‘TramBesos and TramBaix’ networks, a number of changes have been made to the routes of the T4, T5 and T6 tram lines.
On one side, with its 3 new stations (Verdaguer, Sicilia, and Monumental), the T4 line now runs from Verdaguer stop to Estacio San Adria station which was previously only served by the T6.
On the other side, the stations stretching from Glories to Ciutadella Vila Olimpica via the Auditori - Teatre Nacional, Marina and Wellington - UPF stops will now be served by lines T5 and T6.
Barcelona's tram line 1 runs from Plaça Francesc Macià in Barcelona's Avenida Diagonal to the Bon Viatge stop in Sant Joan Despi with a total of 21 stops.
With 3 more stations than the T1, line 2 of the Barcelona tramway runs the same route as the T1 from Francesc Macià to Bon Viatge and then continues to Llevant Les Planes. Like the T1, line 2 is connected to lines 3, 5 and 9 of the metro.
Line 3 (T3) follows the same route as the T1 and T2 from Barcelona (Fransesc Macia) to Montesa and then goes to Sant Feliu via the town of Sant Just Desvern. Like the T1 and T2, the T3 is also connected to metro lines 3, 5 and 9.
With a total of 14 stations, line 4 of the Barcelona tramway runs from the Ciutadella Vila Olimpica station, located just a few steps from the beaches and the Barcelona zoo, to the Estacio de Sant Adrià stop in the town of Sant Adrià de Besòs.
Out of a total of 13 stations, the T5 of the Barcelona tramway starts at Plaça de les Glories as the T6 and goes towards the city of Badalona to the Gorg station. This tram line gives access to the metro lines 1, 2, 4 and 10.
Line 6 runs along the same route as the T5 between the Glories and Parc del Besos stations and then continues to the municipality of Sant Adrià de Besòs via the Forum port. The T6 is connected with lines 1 and 4 of the Barcelona metro.
Pedralbes gardens - Palau Reial
tram T1. T2. T3. - "Palau Reial" tram stop
Teatre Nacional de Cataluña
Tram T4. - "Auditori Teatre Nacional" tram stom
Encants - Mercado de las pulgas de Barcelona
Tram T4. - "Glories" tram stop
Zoo of Barcelona
Tram T4. - "Ciutadella Vila Olimpica" tram stop
Barcelona beaches - Olympic port
Tram T4. - "Ciutadella Vila Olimpica" tram stop
Forum park - Blue museum
Tram T4 - "Forum" tram stop
Barcelona Auditori
Tram T4. - "Auditori Teatre Nacional" tram stop
L'Illa shopping mall - Diagonal Avenue
Tram T1. T2. T3. - "L'illa" tram stop
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The 6 lines of the Barcelona tram network and their connections with the Barcelona metro lines L1. L2. L3. L4. L5. L9 and L10 make it easy to visit the city and its tourist attractions.
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Barcelona tramway
Lines, hours and connections with the Barcelona tram network
Barcelona's tramway network is made up of a total of 7 lines, including the blue tramway, which has been inactive since 2018. Lines 1 to 3 share the south of Barcelona and serve the surrounding towns such as Esplugues, Cornella de Llobregat, or Sant Joan Despi. ; Lines 4 to 6 connect Barcelona and nearby cities such as Badalona.
Barcelone tram T1, T2, T3
Lines 1, 2 and 3 of the Barcelona tramway are part of the "Trambaix" tramway network that connects different towns in the Baix Llobregat.
Lines T1, T2 and T3 leave from Plaça Francesc Macià and have in common the stops from Francesc Macià to Montesa ;
Then the T1 and T2 continue on towards Cornella and then Sant Joan Despi, while the T3 continues on towards the town of Sant Just and ends at the town of Sant Filiu.
Lines T1, T2 and T3 leave from Plaça Francesc Macià and have in common the stops from Francesc Macià to Montesa ;
Then the T1 and T2 continue on towards Cornella and then Sant Joan Despi, while the T3 continues on towards the town of Sant Just and ends at the town of Sant Filiu.
Barcelona tram líne 1
Barcelona - Hospitalet - Esplugues - Cornella - Sant Joan DespiBarcelona's tram line 1 runs from Plaça Francesc Macià in Barcelona's Avenida Diagonal to the Bon Viatge stop in Sant Joan Despi with a total of 21 stops.
Barcelona Tran line 2
Barcelona - Hospitalet - Esplugues - Cornella - Sant Joan DespiWith 3 more stations than the T1, line 2 of the Barcelona tramway runs the same route as the T1 from Francesc Macià to Bon Viatge and then continues to Llevant Les Planes. Like the T1, line 2 is connected to lines 3, 5 and 9 of the metro.
Barcelona line 3
Barcelona - Hospitalet - Esplugues - St Joan Despi - St Just Desvern - St FeliuLine 3 (T3) follows the same route as the T1 and T2 from Barcelona (Fransesc Macia) to Montesa and then goes to Sant Feliu via the town of Sant Just Desvern. Like the T1 and T2, the T3 is also connected to metro lines 3, 5 and 9.
- Francesc Macià
- L'illa
- Numancià
- Maria Cristina
- Pius XII
- Palau Reial
- Zona Universitaria
- Avinguda de Xile
- Ernest Lluch
- Can Rigal
- Ca n'Oliveres
- Can Clota
- Pont d'Esplugues
- La Sardana
- Montesa
- El Pedro
- Ignasi Iglésias
- Cornella Centre
- Les Aigües
- Fontsanta Patjo
- Bon Viatge
- Francesc Macià
- L'illa
- Numancià
- Maria Cristina
- Pius XII
- Palau Reial
- Zona Universitaria
- Avinguda de Xile
- Ernest Lluch
- Can Rigal
- Ca n'Oliveres
- Can Clota
- Pont d'Esplugues
- La Sardana
- Montesa
- El Pedro
- Ignasi Iglésias
- Cornella Centre
- Les Aigües
- Fontsanta Patjo
- Bon Viatge
- La Fontsanta
- Centre Miquel Marti Pol
- Llevant Les Planes
- Francesc Macià
- L'illa
- Numancià
- Maria Cristina
- Pius XII
- Palau Reial
- Zona Universitaria
- Avinguda de Xile
- Ernest Lluch
- Can Rigal
- Ca n'Oliveres
- Can Clota
- Pont d'Esplugues
- La Sardana
- Montesa
- Hospital Sant Joan TV3
- Rambla de Sant Just
- Walden
- Torreblanca
- St Feliu/Consell Comarcal
Barcelona Tram T4, T5, T6
Lines 4, 5 and 6 of the Barcelona Tramway are part of the "Trambesos" tramway network that connects different cities in the north of Barcelona. Lines T4, T5 and T6 leave Barcelona from the Plaza de Les Glories and Barcelona Zoo at the Ciutadella Vila Olimpica station, to reach the cities of San Adrián de Besós and Badalona.
Barcelona Tram line 4
Barcelona - Sant Adrià de BesòsWith a total of 14 stations, line 4 of the Barcelona tramway runs from the Ciutadella Vila Olimpica station, located just a few steps from the beaches and the Barcelona zoo, to the Estacio de Sant Adrià stop in the town of Sant Adrià de Besòs.
Barcelona Tram line 5
Barcelona - BardalonaOut of a total of 13 stations, the T5 of the Barcelona tramway starts at Plaça de les Glories as the T6 and goes towards the city of Badalona to the Gorg station. This tram line gives access to the metro lines 1, 2, 4 and 10.
Barcelona Tram line 6
Barcelona - Sant Adrià de BesòsLine 6 runs along the same route as the T5 between the Glories and Parc del Besos stations and then continues to the municipality of Sant Adrià de Besòs via the Forum port. The T6 is connected with lines 1 and 4 of the Barcelona metro.
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- Sicilia
- Monumental
- Glòries
- Ca l'Aranyó
- Pere IV
- Fluvià
- Selva de Mar
- El Maresme
- Fòrum
- Campus Diagonal Besòs
- Port Fòrum
- Estació de Sant Adrià
- Ciutadella Vila Olimpica
- Wellington
- Marina
- Auditori - Teatre Nacional
- Glòries
- Can Jaumandreu
- Espronceda
- Sant Marti de Provençals
- Besòs
- Alfons el Magnànim
- Parc del Besòs
- La Catalana
- Sant Joan Baptista
- Encants de Sant Adrià
- Sant Roc
- Gorg
- Ciutadella Vila Olimpica
- Wellington
- Marina
- Auditori - Teatre Nacional
- Glòries
- Can Jaumandreu
- Espronceda
- Sant Marti de Provençals
- Besòs
- Alfons el Magnànim
- Parc del Besòs
- La Mina
- Port Fòrum
- Estació de Sant Adrià
Barcelona Tram timetable
- Monday to Thursday From Monday to Thursday, the Barcelona tram runs from 5am to midnight.
- Fridays, Saturdays and holiday eves On Fridays, Saturdays and the eve of holidays, the tramway is in operation from 5 am to 2 am.
- Sunday The Barcelona tram is in service from 5 am to midnight.
Pedralbes gardens - Palau Reial
tram T1. T2. T3. - "Palau Reial" tram stop
Teatre Nacional de Cataluña
Tram T4. - "Auditori Teatre Nacional" tram stom
Encants - Mercado de las pulgas de Barcelona
Tram T4. - "Glories" tram stop
Zoo of Barcelona
Tram T4. - "Ciutadella Vila Olimpica" tram stop
Barcelona beaches - Olympic port
Tram T4. - "Ciutadella Vila Olimpica" tram stop
Forum park - Blue museum
Tram T4 - "Forum" tram stop
Barcelona Auditori
Tram T4. - "Auditori Teatre Nacional" tram stop
L'Illa shopping mall - Diagonal Avenue
Tram T1. T2. T3. - "L'illa" tram stop
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Barcelona metro line 1
The Barcelona L1 metro line, which is red, has the advantage of providing access to Barcelona's biggest squares, such as Plaça Espanya, Plaça Catalunya, Plaça de Les Glòries or Universitat, without changing metro line.
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Barcelona metro line 2
The Barcelona metro line 2 provides easy transport from the Sagrada Familia to the Montjuic funicular (Paral-lel), passing by the Monumental bullring, Casa Batllo and Passeig de Gracia.
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Barcelona metro line 3
The green line, Barcelona metro line L3, offers easy access to a large number of city's must-see monuments and tourist attractions, including the old port, the Gothic Quarter, Montjuic, the Ramblas as well as the Parc Guell.
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Barcelona metro line 4
The Barcelona metro line 4 (yellow line) provides access to the beaches between Barceloneta and Ciutadella Vila Olimpica stations ; It also leads to the Barcelona Forum and its tourist attractions.
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Barcelona metro line 5
The Barcelona metro line 5 (blue line) provides easy access from Sants station to the Sagrada Familia, Camp Nou stadium or the Passeig de Gracia avenue and its must-see monuments.
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Barcelona metro line 9
Connected to a number of tram and metro lines, the line 9 is the only line that runs between Barcelona and the airport's T1 and T2 terminals, providing easy access to the Camp Nou, among other tourist attractions.
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Barcelona R1 train line
R1 train line, which crosses Barcelona to connect Molins de Rei and Maçanet de la Selva, runs along the north coast from Sant Adrià de Besòs to Malgrat de Mar, passing through Mataró, Calella or Blanes, among others.
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Barcelona R4 train line
The Renfe R4 train line crosses Barcelona at the Sants, Plaça Catalunya, Arc de Triomf and Sagrera stations, connecting 28 municipalities that stretch from Sant Vicenç de Calders to Manresa.
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Barcelona express Bus X1
From Plaça Francesc Macià to Plaça de les Glòries, the X1 express bus connects the two squares in just 20 minutes, making few stops near strategic sites in the city such as the Ramblas or Passeig de Gracia, to stop at the foot of the flea market.
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Barcelona tram - Terms of use
List of conditions of use to be observed on Barcelona trams, displayed inside each carriage, in order to offer all passengers a pleasant journey.
- About tram tickets, with the exception of children under the age of 4, the passenger will have to provide himself with a transport ticket available on the platforms or other usual points of sale before getting on board ; tram tickets are not sold inside.
Once on board, it is important to validate the ticket, even if it is a connection ; the tram ticket must be kept until you leave the platform at your destination. The minimum charge for travelling without a ticket is 100 Euros.
- In terms of respect for other travellers, before coming on board, users are asked to let people who wish to leave the tram out ; you can get on or get off the tram when the door buttons light up.
If you are travelling in a wheelchair, by bike, or with a baby stroller, please enter the tramway through the double doors in order not to disturb the comings and goings through the smaller doors.
To not disturb the other occupants, please do not use noisy equipment such as speakers for listening to music.
Smoking is not permitted on the street car, as well as travelling with oversized packets (max 100x60x25).
- Using the Barcelona tramway with a dog is possible on condition that it is kept on a dog leash for one side, and muzzled on the other hand.
However, you will have to respect specific timetables if you want to take the tram with your dog ; In fact, with the exception of guide dogs, assistance dogs or dogs transported in a cage designed for this purpose, people accompanied by their pets will not be able to travel during peak hours on working days from 7 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. as well as from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the end of the day.
On the other hand, weekends, public holidays and from 24 June to 11 September, there are no time restrictions.
- About tram tickets, with the exception of children under the age of 4, the passenger will have to provide himself with a transport ticket available on the platforms or other usual points of sale before getting on board ; tram tickets are not sold inside.
Once on board, it is important to validate the ticket, even if it is a connection ; the tram ticket must be kept until you leave the platform at your destination. The minimum charge for travelling without a ticket is 100 Euros.
- In terms of respect for other travellers, before coming on board, users are asked to let people who wish to leave the tram out ; you can get on or get off the tram when the door buttons light up.
If you are travelling in a wheelchair, by bike, or with a baby stroller, please enter the tramway through the double doors in order not to disturb the comings and goings through the smaller doors.
To not disturb the other occupants, please do not use noisy equipment such as speakers for listening to music.
Smoking is not permitted on the street car, as well as travelling with oversized packets (max 100x60x25).
- Using the Barcelona tramway with a dog is possible on condition that it is kept on a dog leash for one side, and muzzled on the other hand.
However, you will have to respect specific timetables if you want to take the tram with your dog ; In fact, with the exception of guide dogs, assistance dogs or dogs transported in a cage designed for this purpose, people accompanied by their pets will not be able to travel during peak hours on working days from 7 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. as well as from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the end of the day.
On the other hand, weekends, public holidays and from 24 June to 11 September, there are no time restrictions.
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November 4th 2024 - New Trambesos routes
October 31th 2024 - New tram connections
08 March 2022 - Link between Trambesos and Trambaix
Restructuring of T4, T5 and T6 tramway lines
New connections with Barcelona's tram network
Following the opening of the new section of the Barcelona tramway, the L1, L2, L4 and L5 metro lines will benefit from new connections with the Barcelona tramway network. The T4 tram line is extending its route by around 2 kilometres to reach Verdaguer from Glories in just 7 minutes, with 3 new stations. The Verdaguer tram stop, located at the foot of the metro station, provides a link with the yellow and blue lines (L4 and L5), the Monumental stop will be linked to the L2 line, et l'arrêt Glories sera lui en correspondance avec la ligne rouge (L1).
Connection between Trambesos and Trambaix via Avenida Diagonal
Monday 8 March 2022, Start of work on the Barcelona tramway lines, which have the objective of connecting Plaza de las Glòries to Plaça Francesc Macia via Avenida Diagonal until 2026.
Connected to the lines T4, T5 and T6, the 3 new stops (Monumental, Sicília and Verdaguer) of the first 1.8 km section of the extension that will unite the 2 tram networks between Las Glòries and the Paseo de Sant Joan ; it will facilitate the connection with the L1, L2, L4 and L5 lines of the Barcelona metro as well as numerous bus lines.
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From the towns of Esplugues, Hospitalet de Llobregat, Cornella, Sant Just Desvern, Sant Filiu, Sant Joan Despi, Badalona or Sant Adrià, the 55 stations of the 6 lines that make up the two Barcelona tramway networks facilitate access to the Catalan capital for cities to the north and south of Barcelona.
