Hostel in Barcelona Sants

Welcome to our hostel close to Sants in Barcelona, welcome to the Barcelona Youth Hostel Pere Tarrés.

Location Hostel Barcelona Sants

To get to our hostel near Sants in Barcelona you have several options:

From El Prat Airport in Barcelona: take the airport train to Barcelona Sants railway station. Once there, walk up Carrer Numància to the hostel or take line 3 (green) to the metro stop Maria Cristina.
From Girona - Costa Brava Airport: take the bus to Barcelona Nord bus station (Barcelona). The journey takes 1 hour and 15 minutes. Once there, take the metro line 1 (red) to Catalunya, where you must change and take line 3 (green) to Maria Cristina.
By train: from Barcelona Sants railway station, walk up Carrer Numància to the hostel or take line 3 (green) to the metro stop Maria Cristina.
By car: enter Barcelona from the south (highway B-23), until you reach Avinguda Diagonal and turn right onto Carrer Numància.

Our team will be waiting for you at our hostel near Sants in Barcelona!

Barcelona

Barcelona is a city that hides as many secrets as there are possibilities to discover them.

This is one of the most attractive cities in the whole of Spain! The art of Dalí, Picasso and Miró are all concentrated here in one city; along with the architecture of Gaudí, Puig i Cadafalch, and Domènech i Montaner; the literature of Ruiz Zafón and Sampedro; the cuisine of Ferran Adrià and Jordi Cruz; the music of Carreras and Serrat... and of course its history, climate and the Mediterranean Sea.

Moreover, you can visit some of the most unique and interesting museums in this city. The MNAC National Museum of Art of Catalonia has one of the richest collections of Romanesque art; the History Museum of Barcelona, in the Plaça del Rei as well as access to the ancient remains of the Roman city; the MACBA, Museum of Contemporary Art, designed by architect Richard Meier; the Joan Miró Foundation, which houses some 217 paintings and 179 sculptures, prints and textiles; the Picasso Museum with his work Las Meninas and his splendid blue period, a short distance from which is the magnificent church of Santa Maria del Mar. The Egyptian Museum, the ground-breaking Natural Sciences Museum, the Maritime Museum, the Museum of Modernism... Along with many other museums to visit and enjoy with all five senses.

And of course Barcelona has almost 30 restaurants with Michelin stars, such as Jordi Cruz’s ABaC, whose good work has earned him a third star; Lasarte, which was the first 3 Michelin starred restaurant in Barcelona; the Torres brothers, a dream in the Les Corts neighbourhood; the offspring of El Bulli: Oriol Castro, Eduard Xatruch and Mateu Casañas, set up Disfrutar: a pier with a flavour of the Mediterranean; Moments, Enoteca, Caelis, Enigma, Dos Palillos, Koy Shunka, Hoja Santa and Tickets are among many flavours and pleasures for the palate that Barcelona offers you.

And if you fancy treating yourself go shopping in Barcelona, another of the irresistible pleasures of the city. Stroll through El Born neighbourhood and pop into the shops Como Agua de Mayo or Tween; or visit the charming and crowded neighbourhood of Gràcia, where you can go shopping in Modart, where they make their own clothes, or in Boo. In the historic Gothic Quarter check out The Rent Shop, where they sell the most far-out clothing, but with a touch of elegance; get lost in the Eixample neighbourhood and check out Misty Rose; and, of course, the great Passeig de Gràcia in Barcelona where you will find designer label fashion, jewellery and shoe shops...

The Barcelona Youth Hostel Pere Tarrés is near Sants and is well-connected so you can enjoy all that the city has to offer, plus it is located in a very safe commercial area close to the Barcelona Sants railway station, the busy Diagonal avenue and the FC Barcelona stadium.