Plaça de Catalunya · Barcelona
Barcelona starts at our door.
Facing Plaça de Catalunya in the Eixample: La Rambla is a minute’s walk away, with transport connections for exploring Barcelona, attending a congress or continuing your journey.
Here we are
Here is Hotel Ginebra
Hotel Ginebra · Rambla de Catalunya 1, 3-1
08007 Barcelona · Corner of Ronda Universitat
The entrance is between the FC Barcelona Store and Farmàcia Catalunya.
Leisure and work
Well placed for your plans.
Explore the centre on foot or take public transport to exhibition venues, stations and other parts of Barcelona. Choose a destination for practical directions.
Fira Montjuïc · Plaça Espanya
From Catalunya, take L1 towards Hospital de Bellvitge to Espanya, with no change. The Rambla de Catalunya entrance is opposite the hotel. Walk from Espanya to your event’s entrance.
Montjuïc venue directions ↗Fira Gran Via · Europa/Fira
Gran Via is a different venue from Montjuïc, in L’Hospitalet de Llobregat. Take L1 from Catalunya to Espanya, then an FGC train to Europa/Fira. Check your event’s hall and entrance for the final walk.
Gran Via venue directions ↗Sants Estació · Long-distance trains
Take L3 from Catalunya towards Zona Universitària to Sants Estació, with no change. The Catalunya L3 entrance is by Café Zurich. Allow time to find your platform and complete any departure checks.
Barcelona metro map ↗Barceloneta · The waterfront
Take L4 towards La Pau to Barceloneta, then walk to the waterfront and beach. Nearby options for boarding L4 include Passeig de Gràcia, around Gran Via, and Urquinaona.
Plan your journey ↗Park Güell and Spotify Camp Nou
For Park Güell, take bus 24 from the stop opposite the hotel. Check your alighting stop and the entrance shown on your ticket for the final walk. For Spotify Camp Nou, take L3 towards Zona Universitària to Les Corts or Palau Reial, then walk according to your stadium entrance.
Park Güell access ↗ · Stadium access ↗Day trips by train
Plaça Catalunya has a Rodalies local-train station for metropolitan journeys and excursions. Passeig de Gràcia railway station, near Casa Batlló, serves other routes, including R2 Sud towards Sitges. Check current timetables and service notices.
Rodalies train information ↗These journeys include walking. Check your route for your travel date, as services may change.
Airport, arrival and parking →
One minute awayLa Rambla
Leave the hotel, cross Plaça de Catalunya and discover La Rambla, Barcelona’s famous boulevard connecting the square with the port. This lively avenue is full of street performers, kiosks, café terraces and the historic Mercat de la Boqueria. It’s the perfect walk to start exploring the city’s Old Town.
A stroll awayGothic Quarter and Eixample
A short walk from the hotel, the Gothic Quarter invites you to wander through narrow lanes, hidden squares and historic buildings. Discover the Cathedral, medieval corners and traces of ancient Roman Barcino. Across Plaça de Catalunya, the Eixample offers wide avenues and striking Modernista architecture to explore.
Well connectedThe whole city
The photograph shows Casa Milà, also known as La Pedrera, one of Antoni Gaudí’s most distinctive works. On Passeig de Gràcia, this Modernista building is known for its undulating façade, courtyards and sculptural rooftop. Take a walk from the hotel and discover one of Barcelona’s architectural treasures.
You’re almost here
This is our door.
Rambla de Catalunya 1, on the corner of Ronda Universitat. Look for the HOTEL GINEBRA sign and the black door between the FC Barcelona Store and Farmàcia Catalunya.
Rambla de Catalunya, not La Rambla. Remember to tell your taxi driver.
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Image credits
Panoramic view of Plaça de Catalunya. Photo: Tango7174 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · resized and converted to WebP.