Uber has been banned for a few years now in Barcelona to help protect the existing taxi fleet and generally encourage visitors to use public transport. We think it's best to get around the city on foot but if you need powered transport for any reason here are the 6 best ways to get around Barcelona when you don’t want to walk.
Tram
Best for access to main tourist spots.
The average ticket price per person is €2.40 single
See www.tram.cat for more info
Metro
Also known as the tube/subway, with 8 metro lines the city is well covered.
The average ticket price per person is €2.40 single
See Hola Card for more info
FGC (trains)
This is best for exploring outside of the city.
The average ticket price per person is €2.40 single
See www.fgc.cat for more info
Bus
With 1000 buses running a good frequent service works well for many locals.
The average ticket price per person is €2.40 single
See www.tmb.cat
Taxi
With 11,000 yellow and black taxis, these are easy to pick up but not cheap.
See www.taxi.amb.cat for more info
Bicycle
My favorite way to get around if you are a confident rider, bicycles can be rented around the city.
See www.Barcelonarentabike.com for more info
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