Barcelona has a 100% accessible bus network. All buses have reserved seats inside, an access ramp into the vehicle, safety belts for safety belts for anchoring wheelchairs, and stop request buttons that are placed at a lower height than usual to enable wheelchair users to independently get off at their stop. 

You can view all of Barcelona's bus options on this page, but we recommend that you use Google Maps.

All of the platforms within Barcelona's metro system have access ramps and about 93% of the stations have elevators to take travelers to the platform area. The ticket vending machines are ergonomically designed to enable wheelchair users to purchase their tickets, and wider access gates make it easy to pass through the ticket barrier.

Within the metro itself, the metro cars have a space specifically set aside for wheelchair users at the very front of the train.

You can browse through the information on every metro line and its stations by using this metro map.

Barcelona's TRAM network is fully accessible for people with reduced mobility. The trams have low-floor access from the platform, ramps to the tram doors to eliminate the gap between the door and the platform, and specific areas reserved for wheelchair users. 

Wheelchair users should board the tram by the door which is indicated by the signage on the platform itself.

You can look into the tram system and its stations by using the map here.

Most of the FGC trains and facilities are accessible with ramps, elevators, and escalators. However, not all of the FGC lines and stations are accessible, so pelase do your research before using them.

You can check which stations are adapted by downloading the map of the integrated railway network here.

Please note that for most parts of Barcelona, you will never need to take the FGC trains, as they only connect very specific parts of the city.

The Rodalies trains are not used to travel within the city of Barcelona, but rather to connect Barcelona to the surrounding areas.

There are accessible stations and trains suitable for those with limited mobility. You can also request an assistance service by calling +34 902 24 05 05 at least 36 hours before your date and time of travel on a Rodalies train.

To ride on a Rodalies train, wheelchairs must be of the following measurements or smaller: width 70 cm, depth 130 cm, and height 140 cm.

You can find more information on the Rodalies train stations and timetables here.

Many taxi services in Barcelona and its surrounding area have adapted vehicles, but it can prove difficult to find and stop an accessible one on the street. For that reason, we recommend using an app to order an accessible taxi such as for Free Now, Cabify, or Uber.