Singapore to Barcelona Flights

Flight from Singapore to Barcelona

A city famous for its rich history, culture and architecture; for example,Gaudi's masterpiece Casa Milà. It is full of interesting museums, galleries, architectural and historically important buildings, and its beaches which are very popular. Interesting fact is that all of the Barcelona’s beaches are artificial; there were no beaches until 1992. It is also popular for FC Barcelona. The FC Barcelona museum is the most visited museum in Barcelona, naturally.

Tip: Since Barcelona counts 68 parks and has the largest metropolitan park in the world, Parc de Collserola, don’t forget to visit it.

Getting to Barcelona

To get to Barcelona from Singapore, you will check the cheapest deal. You will look for roundtrip, and there are a few possibilities. You go from Changi Airport in Singapore to Hamad International Airport in Doha, and then you travel straight to Barcelona Airport El Prat. Flight lasts about 16 hour’s altogether.  You can use Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, Air France and etc. When you arrive to Barcelona Airport, use Metro Underground, Rapid or Aero Bus to travel into the city. Also, there are taxies, trains and cars you can rent.

Tip: Barcelona Airport El Prat behaves as silent airport and it helps to make a pleasant and quiet stay for both travelers and employees, so don’t create loud noise when you arrive.

Food, drink and accommodation

One of the best things in Barcelona is that it has many cheap hotels in close vicinity to Centre, so it doesn't have to worry you when it comes to money. Also, there are a lot of cheap hotels near metro station, so you can travel or even walk into the center of the city fast.

There are a lot of restaurants, diners and fast foods across the city, but there are places in the city where there are no restaurants at all. There are cheaper and more expensive restaurants, but there are decent prices for everyone; in quarter of Barceloneta, Carrer de Blai or Eixample Esquerra.

Tip: You should try Catalan cuisine, seafood and waffles.

Sightseeing and shopping

When talking about architecture, first sights to see are Basilica of the Sagrada Familia and Gaudi's Casa Milà. Temple of Augustus is not to be missed, especially if you are interested in ancient history. Also, streets and palaces in the Barri Gòtic are to be visited and admired to. When it comes to shows and entertainment, don’t miss Flamenco nights.There are many shops you can buy souvenirs at, and that includes antiques. Because of that, you cannot miss the shopping line that stretches between Las Ramblas pedestrian pathway, reaching three miles.

Tip: Most of the shops are closed during Sundays, so do your shopping before or after that day.

It is not hard to get around the city, since it is well connected. There is a great network of bus lines, metros or trams. You can even use the scooter and some special ways of exotic transport.