Guidebook for Sant Pol de Mar

Barcelona and its surroundings boasts numerous attractions located close to each other, walking is the ideal method to explore them. Ensure you bring along comfortable and sturdy footwear to enhance your enjoyment while exploring the city.

Take advantage of a opportunity to explore the rich history and culture of Catalonia and Spain by visiting renowned museums like Picasso Museum and Natural History Museum, where entry fees are waived on the first Sunday of each month. If you find yourself in the city during this time, it's the perfect chance to learn about the heritage of the region and the country.

If you haven't rented a car at the airport, an alternative option is to take the Aerobus, which conveniently transports you to the city.

Indulge in the delights of Spain by savoring some paella, ham, tapas, seafood, and tortilla. To complete the experience, don't miss out on enjoying a refreshing glass of cold Cava!

The sun is always very intense in Spain, even if it is not very hot or cloudy.

Although most supermarkets are closed on Sundays, you can still rely on the presence of small stores that remain open, offering essential products.

Being an very popular tourist hotspot, experiences rapid sell-outs of tickets to its major attractions. To ensure you don't miss out on these sought-after experiences and also secure excellent deals and discounts, it's highly advisable to make advance bookings for your tickets.

The train routes offer both speed and excellent connectivity, making them a convenient option when you wish to enjoy a night out in the city and have a few drinks. However, for daily commuting, we suggest to rent a car. It will allow you to steer clear of potential delays and crowd of people, granting you the freedom to explore even those areas unreachable by public transport.