There are regular bus and train services from the city to the circuit on race weekend as well.   There’s also a shuttle bus from Montmelo to the circuit but it leaves from the center of the town, about 10 minutes walk from the train station in the direction of the circuit. It will drop you off near turn 1, around 10 minutes walk from entrance Gate 5.

Sagales runs a regular bus service on Grand Prix weekend from Estacio del Nord to Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya with a drop-off point just 300 metres from the circuit entrance (as opposed to 2km for the train.) The journey takes around 45 minutes  and the frequency of the buses increases over the course of the weekend. Sagales also runs buses to the circuit (only on Saturday & Sunday) from the largest towns on the Costa Brava, including Lloret de Mar and Blanes.

Taking the train is the fastest and most convenient way to get to the circuit.  Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is next to the small town of Montmelo, approximately 30km north east of central Barcelona. The closest station to the circuit is Montmelo, which is on the regional train network, not the metro. Take the Renfe R2 (dark green) or R2 Nord (light green) train from either Sants Estacio, Passeig de Gracia or El Clot in the direction of Granollers or Saint Celoni. The train itself takes around 20-30 minutes, but allow yourself a further 30-45 minutes or so to walk from the Montmelo station to the circuit.

You can utilize the official taxis which are plenty aswel as the Hop on Hop off Buses which is a great way to tour the city at low costs.  Barcelona has a world-class metro system and trains tend to be clean, punctual and cheap. Consider buying a T10 card for up to ten single journeys on the metro, trains, buses and trams in the city centre.  Barcelona also has a massive bus network and a night bus operation too. The popular T10 card can be used on buses, too. You can grab a bus to the metro station and travel across the city by metro, then jump on a bus at the other end – all for the cost of one ticket if the journey takes less than 75 minutes.

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There are regular bus and train services from the city to the circuit on race weekend as well.   There’s also a shuttle bus from Montmelo to the circuit but it leaves from the center of the town, about 10 minutes walk from the train station in the direction of the circuit. It will drop you off near turn 1, around 10 minutes walk from entrance Gate 5.

Sagales runs a regular bus service on Grand Prix weekend from Estacio del Nord to Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya with a drop-off point just 300 metres from the circuit entrance (as opposed to 2km for the train.) The journey takes around 45 minutes  and the frequency of the buses increases over the course of the weekend. Sagales also runs buses to the circuit (only on Saturday & Sunday) from the largest towns on the Costa Brava, including Lloret de Mar and Blanes.

Taking the train is the fastest and most convenient way to get to the circuit.  Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is next to the small town of Montmelo, approximately 30km north east of central Barcelona. The closest station to the circuit is Montmelo, which is on the regional train network, not the metro. Take the Renfe R2 (dark green) or R2 Nord (light green) train from either Sants Estacio, Passeig de Gracia or El Clot in the direction of Granollers or Saint Celoni. The train itself takes around 20-30 minutes, but allow yourself a further 30-45 minutes or so to walk from the Montmelo station to the circuit.

You can utilize the official taxis which are plenty aswel as the Hop on Hop off Buses which is a great way to tour the city at low costs.  Barcelona has a world-class metro system and trains tend to be clean, punctual and cheap. Consider buying a T10 card for up to ten single journeys on the metro, trains, buses and trams in the city centre.  Barcelona also has a massive bus network and a night bus operation too. The popular T10 card can be used on buses, too. You can grab a bus to the metro station and travel across the city by metro, then jump on a bus at the other end – all for the cost of one ticket if the journey takes less than 75 minutes.

Timetable