Flights Lisbon (LIS) - Barcelona (BCN)

The Lisbon Portela Airport is the principal international gateway into Portugal. Being an important European hub, Portela Airport is also the hub for the country's airline carrier and its subsidiary, TAP Portugal and TAP Express respectively. The airport features two passenger terminals and other facilities to make passengers comfortable while waiting for their flights.

As a popular destination in Europe, direct flights from Lisbon to Barcelona are inexpensive and frequent. Major airlines, including Vueling, British Airways, Aegean and Iberia, fly from Lisbon Airport to major international destinations across the world. With a lot of options, you can easily bag a cheap deal if you book your flight in advance.

A route to Lisbon Portela Airport from any part of the city could be either through taxi, metro, public bus or rental car. A taxicab is a convenient transport option from any part of the city to the airport. You can book your taxi beforehand so that you can get to the airport early.

To beat the heavy traffic, you can board a train from central stations in the city to the airport. Alternatively, you can take an Aerobus 1 from the city centre to the airport terminal. If you are planning to drive yourself to the airport, you can make use of their parking.

As one of the world's most visited cultural and art centres, Barcelona is an urban city with many things to do and see. Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art, National Museum of Art of Catalonia and Picasso museum are just a few of the cultural spots located within the city for art lovers. You will find several monuments designed and built by the famed Antoni Gaudi in the city. Some of his impressive works include Parc Guell, La Pedrera, Sagrada Familia and Casa Batllo. The city features a range of scenic beach locations to suit your preference. Whether you are looking to relax or indulge in extreme water sports, there is a beach for you.

On arrival to Barcelona-El Prat Airport, you will feel the warmth of the buzzing city life. With a wide range of transport options, getting to the easy is not stressful at all. The cheapest and easiest route is through the Local train line of RENFE, which runs from the airport terminal to the city centre.

The Airport Aerobus is a faster means of transport and it runs from the airport to Plaça d'Espanya and Plaça de Catalunya. Alternatively, you can take a taxi to any location in central Barcelona. You can hire a car if you would like to independently explore the city and beyond.