Sights
La Rambla & the Columbus monument
The city's famous tree-lined promenade, which starts right where the Cruise Bus drops you. Keep an eye on bags in the crowds.
World Trade Center Barcelona South terminal (Moll de Barcelona) (closing)
The last city-centre cruise terminal. It closes on 31 December 2026, after which its ships move to the Adossat quay.
Getting into town
Walk 5–10 minutes along the waterfront to the Columbus monument and La Rambla. Drassanes metro (line L3) is close by.
Step-free
Flat waterfront walk all the way.
Ships due at this terminal
None listed yet
Closest to this terminal
Practical
Tourist information, Plaça de Catalunya
The main city tourist office, at the top of La Rambla, for maps, transport tickets and help in English.
Sights
Casa Batlló
Gaudí's rippling, colourful house on Passeig de Gràcia, seen with an audio guide.
Beaches & parks
Barceloneta Beach
The city beach, with a long promenade lined with seafood restaurants.
Sights
El Born & Santa Maria del Mar
A soaring Gothic church at the heart of El Born, surrounded by small shops, cafés and tapas bars.
Sights
Sagrada Família
Gaudí's extraordinary basilica, still being finished. Timed tickets only, so book before you sail and take a taxi or metro from the centre.