You can take a train from Southampton to Barcelona via London Waterloo, Waterloo station, Euston station, London St Pancras Intl, Paris Nord, Gare du Nord, Gare de Lyon, and Paris Gare De Lyon in around 12h 57m. Alternatively, you can take a bus from Southampton to Barcelona via London Victoria Coach Station and Paris - Bercy Seine in around The trip from Madrid, Spain's artistic and culturally rich capital, to Barcelona, the Catalan capital known for its beautiful architecture and equally impressive Mediterranean beaches, is 380 miles.With some savvy planning, you can make the most of your travels between the two famous hubs. Whether you decide to take a direct flight, a high-speed train, or a scenic drive to the Spanish coast Sevilla (Santa Justa Train Station) Santa Justa is the third-busiest station in Spain, with a total of twelve platforms. It is named after one of Seville's favorite saints (sister of Santa Rufina). The building is located in the Eastern part of Seville's city center. The clean build and design are an example of the city's modernization Barcelona Sants is the main railways station of Barcelona (Spain): Estación de Tren de Barcelona Sants. Majority of the trains starts in this station. Only Elipsos trains and some regional trains start in Barcelona Franca Station. Port of Barcelona Puerto de Barcelona The port of Barcelona (Spain): Puerto de Barcelona. How to get to Las Ramblas. Metro: Drassanes ( Green Line, L3) and Liceu ( Green Line, L3) and Catalunya ( Green Line, L3) and ( Red Line, L1) The order of the metro stops given here is from monument a Colom at the South end of the Ramblas to Plaça de Catalunya at the North end of the Ramblas. Barcelona Metro Map All three stops are actually on Barcelona Metro Fast Facts : Cost: €2.40 for a single ticket. €11.35 for a 10-journey pass, known as a T-Casual card (allows rides on all public transportation in Barcelona) How to pay: Cash or card at the ticketing machines. Hours of operation: Monday-Sunday 5 a.m.-midnight. Transfer information: At the transfer station, follow the All the AVE train platforms are located on the same level, at all the stations on your list, except at the Atocha station in Madrid, where the train platforms are on different areas & levels. Here is a diagram of Barcelona Sants train station to give you an idea, and you can compare it to Madrid's huge Puerta de Atocha train station. Spain's national railway system, Renfe, provides two types of high-speed trains between Madrid and Barcelona: the standard AVE train and the low-cost Avlo. Both trains whisk passengers from Atocha Station in Madrid to Barcelona-Sants Station in as little as two and a half hours, the only difference being the amenities offered and the price. There is also a Bustransit service between the train station and T1. To get to Sitges you need to change trains at the station of El Prat de Llobregat and take a train in the opposite direction. Itinerary: Airport-El Prat de Llobregat (one stop). Service from the airport starts at 05.42 until 23.38. Trains run every 30 mins. L1 is the only metro line in Spain to use Iberian gauge tracks, as used by most Spanish main line railways. [1] The line was created in 1926 as a means to join the rail stations the city had in the 1920s, and in preparation for the 1929 Universal Exposition. It has been growing since then to become a large line made up of 30 stations, as of nKiAwy.