Until further notice, Plaça de Catalunya and MNAC stops on the Red Route out of service. We apologize for the inconvenience.

08/06: disruptions throughout the day in the Montjuïc and Plaça d'Espanya area due to the Women's Volta Ciclista a Catalunya.

Until further notice, Plaça de Catalunya and MNAC stops on the Red Route out of service. We apologize for the inconvenience.

World Trade Center stop

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  • World Trade Center stop
  • Port Vell

The arrival point for cruise goers visiting Barcelona and the start-off point for a route through key points of the city, the World Trade Center stop welcomes all those who arrive by sea to discover Barcelona.

Arrival point for cruise goers who visit Barcelona

The World Trade Center stop of the Red Route of Barcelona Bus Turístic is right on the quay of the Port Vell and is the start-off point for a route through Barcelona’s most interesting monuments.

Next to the stop are the main points where cruise goers disembark when they arrive in Barcelona and opposite is the World Trade Center, a building in the shape of a ship designed by the architect Henry N. Cobb, a member of the same team of architects responsible for the Louvre pyramid in Paris.

What to see

  • Photo Columbus Monument
    Columbus Monument

    The monument in homage to the explorer Christopher Columbus is erected in front of the port of Barcelona between La Rambla and Passeig de Colom.

  • Photo Maritime Museum of Barcelona
    Maritime Museum of Barcelona – Barcelona Royal Shipyard

    The impressive Royal Shipyards are home to a museum on Barcelona’s maritime culture.

  • Photo World Trade Center Barcelona
    World Trade Center

    Designed by architect Henry N. Cobb, the World Trade Center Barcelona (WTCB) is inspired by the shape of a ship surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea. This iconic building on Barcelona’s waterfront is a business complex that was inaugurated at the Port of Barcelona in 1999.