Flights to Barcelona

Arts, beaches, gastronomy, and Gaudi are probably what Barcelona is famous for. You’ll know what we mean once your IndiGo codeshare flight to Barcelona hits the runway of the airport and you enter this beautiful Catalonia city. Most of the intricately built structures around Barcelona were inspired by the visionary work of Antoni Gaudi, a famous Catalan architect.

Spain is probably on everybody’s mind, don't you think? And Barcelona makes it to the travel lists so much that it is often mistaken to be the capital city. By booking flights to Spain, you can dive into stunning historic attractions and other modernist landmarks that leave people awestruck. If art is of interest to you, you can book an India to Barcelona flight through the official website of goIndiGo.in.

• Distance between India and Barcelona: The aerial distance between India and Barcelona is 7,346 km.
• India to Barcelona flights: There are several international flights that IndiGo operates from India to Barcelona.
• India to Barcelona flight timings: India to Barcelona IndiGo flights are available at regular intervals. The timing can be found on the IndiGo website and mobile application.
• India to Barcelona flight ticket price: India to Barcelona flight tickets approx. range from INR 40,000 to INR 61,000. However, the cost may differ depending on when you book your Barcelona flight tickets.
• Multiple flights to Barcelona from India: Mumbai to Barcelona, Delhi to Barcelona and others.

If watching the movie, "Vicky Cristina Barcelona," made you fall in love with the city and want to explore, it is a good idea to plan a trip soon. In addition to the food, art, and the allure of the city during the summer, what intrigues a traveller about Barcelona is the effortless charm it has. From the beautiful markets to the pebbled streets and tourist sites, Barcelona is filled with landmarks designed by Antoni Gaudi, and it is easily distinguished by its fascinating architecture. By booking flights to Barcelona, you get to savour the richness and beauty of Catalonia's vibrant capital.

• Gothic Quarter: Called as Barri Gòtic, this is probably every street photographer’s go-to place while in Barcelona. The cobblestone streets and alleyways make it an amazing place to photograph. The Gothic Quarter is in the heart of the city. You can find a series of historic monuments dotted around the quarter, including ancient Roman buildings. Catedral de la Santa Cruz y Santa Eulalia is a sight to see; built between the 13th and 15th centuries, it oozes certain charm that can be felt by every spectator.
• La Rambla: Plan your sightseeing keeping this street in mind because it stretches from the 12th-century Plaça de Catalunya all the way down to the port. The Mercat de la Boqueria is a popular shopping area in La Rambla, and it is busy with locals shopping during the day. But as the sun sets, the neon lights from the stores illuminate the streets. Creating a lively ambience, it is ideal for a casual stroll or watching impromptu street performances.
• Basílica de la Sagrada Família: Dominating the city with its staggering 18 spindly towers is Gaudi’s incomplete masterpiece called Basílica de la Sagrada Família. This massive structure was commissioned to Antoni Gaudi in 1883 and was said to be designed into a neo-Gothic church. Instead, Gaudi took it in a different direction and added his signature artworks, turning it into surrealistic Art Nouveau architecture. This is one of Europe's most unconventional churches, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Parc Güell: This is Gaudí's surrealist park where one sight is enough to take your mind to gingerbread houses or that of the witch’s house in Hansel and Gretel. This a must-visit place in Barcelona, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site created between 1900 and 1914. It is a cheerful and fun place to experience a dreamlike atmosphere. You can witness a series of surrealist architecture with fountains, winding staircases, grottoes, viaducts, a colonnaded hall, and semi-closed conversation seats scattered across the complex. Inside the Park Güell is the Casa Museu Gaudí which is where Gaudi lived for almost 20 years.
• Museu Picasso de Barcelona: One of the interesting attractions to visit in Barcelona is the museum of Picasso. This museum comprises of five palaces, each with remarkable Catalan-Gothic architecture dating to the 13th and 14th centuries. One of the interesting features of the museum is that each has a beautiful exterior staircase and a central patio. The museum focuses artworks by Pablo Picasso.
• Bogatell Beach: There are several beaches in Barcelona, but one of the famous one is Bogatell, located 2.8 km away from the city centre. Locals and tourists come here to sunbathe, relax, socialise, and play water and beach sports. Some of the best things to do at Bogatell beach are kitesurfing and kayaking. It also features a beachfront promenade with convenient amenities as well as several shops selling ice cream and street food.

The city of Barcelona has an international airport 15 km from the city centre called Josep Tarradellas Barcelona–El Prat Airport (BCN). It is also known as Barcelona El Prat Airport. Public transportation like buses and taxis are available at terminals of the airport.

• Flight booking - Book your flights from India to Barcelona in advance to get lower airfare
• Leave for the airport early - It is best to reach the airport at least three hours in advance to catch your flight on time
• Baggage allowance - Make sure to check with IndiGo for the baggage allowance for international destinations
• Visa and immigration - You need Spain visa in order to visit Spain and it’s part of Schengen Area, you need a Schengen visa. You can keep your travel documents, such as your passport, in your hands, to show to the airport authorities without hassle
• Flight connection - If you have connecting flights, make sure to check your flight timings and duration of layover/s

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