The single ticket and the airport ticket will only be available via T-mobilitat supports. The cardboard card issued by the metro ticket machine is now contactless and rechargeable.

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Vueling Cursa Bombers Barcelona 2025
T'expliquem com arribar-hi!
When: 09.11.2025
Where: Avinguda Marquès de l’Argentera
Si participes a la Vueling Cursa Bombers Barcelona, arriba-hi amb transport públic. A TMB t'hi portem.
Recomanem accedir al punt de sortida amb metro. Pots fer-ho des de les estacions Arc de Triomf (L1) i Barceloneta (L4).
Properament, podràs consultar les afectacions al servei de bus previstes a l'avís específic.
Consulta Vull anar per a altres opcions de transport.
Important! Recomanem que et desplacis amb temps i en metro.

Bitllet senzill gratuït
En aquesta edició, es distribuiran 8.000 bitllets senzills gratuïts (4.000 per anar-hi i 4.000 per tornar-ne) entre els participants a la cursa.
TMB, amb els grans esdeveniments de la ciutat
La Vueling Cursa Bombers Barcelona és un cursa solidària i 1€ de cada inscrit es destina, com a donació, a les iniciatives solidàries gestionades per l’associació Bombers Solidaris.
TMB, com a principal operador de transport públic de Barcelona i la seva àrea metropolitana, treballa en l'impacte que la celebració d'aquesta cursa pot tenir a la xarxa de trasport. A més a més, també s'implica de forma activa amb els esdeveniments, sent-hi present de forma latent i col·laborant-hi a nivell logístic i de marca.
Vés-hi amb TMB App!
Dissenya la teva ruta, configura les alertes dels transports que necessitis i arriba a la cursa sense sorpreses!
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The single ticket and the airport ticket are now only available with T-mobilitat
Validate your single ticket and airport ticket contactlessly, and keep your card to use it again
Buy them, validate them and keep the card
Do not throw away the cardboard card
Keep your T-mobilitat cardboard card and use it for future top-ups. This card costs €1, which is added to the price of the ticket. You can top it up as many times as you like, and store up to two single tickets on one card. In addition to the single ticket and the airport ticket, you can also load and use the T-casual, T-familiar and T-grup on the anonymous card.
If you already have a T-mobilitat card
If you already have an anonymous card (cardboard) or a personalised card (plastic), you do not need to buy a new cardboard card. If your support has available space, you can load the single ticket or the airport ticket onto it.
On the bus
On the bus, you can still buy the single ticket without a support using your bank card, as usual.
Coming soon, also on TMB App
Soon you will be able to load and reload your personalised card with the single ticket and the airport ticket via the TMB App, and also validate them directly from your mobile using the e-wallet.
Download TMB App from the App Store and from Google Play.
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Avoid the risk of accidents at metro doors
Do not enter or exit once the door closing sound or light signal has started.
When the metro door closing warning begins, it is a clear signal that we must stop and act with caution. Respecting it is not optional, but essential to ensure the safety of all passengers.
People who try to enter or exit the train at the last second risk getting trapped between the doors and suffering serious injuries. Additionally, they can cause disruptions to train operations, as a delay caused by a blocked door can trigger a chain reaction that affects the entire service.
By paying attention to the warnings, we help maintain the flow of public transport and prevent accidents that could impact dozens of people. Safety starts with each of us.
When you hear or see the door-closing warning, stop
- Do not hold the doors when they are closing.
- Do not lean on the doors.
- Mind the gap between the platform and the train.
- Let passengers exit before boarding the train.
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When travelling by bus, take it easy
Your journey will be more agile and practical, and you will also make the driver's job easier.
Raise your hand when you want to get on the bus
When you're at the stop and your bus is approaching, raise your hand early enough to let the driver know you want to get on.
The driver will put on the right turn signal to indicate that he will stop and open the first door, or the first and second doors, so that you and the other passengers can get on.
Press the button when you want to get off
When the bus approaches your stop, press the Stop button in advance to notify the driver you want to get off.
An audible alert will sound, and the message Requested Stop will light up inside the vehicle. This lets the driver know there are passengers getting off at the next stop and they will stop accordingly.
More information
You will find more information in How to travel by bus.
Remember!
To get on the bus, raise your hand when it approaches so it can stop.
To get off the bus, press the button before reaching the stop.
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Avoid the risk of accidents at metro doors
Do not enter or exit once the door closing sound or light signal has started.

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European Mobility Week
Coinciding with this event, and during the autumn, we open different areas of the metro network to the public and showcase them to the citizens.
When: 16.09.2025 to 22.09.2025
Where: Barcelona Metro
Access: Depending on activity
The European Mobility Week will take place this year from 16 to 22 September under the slogan “Mix and move”, an invitation to make combined use of the different modes of transport, highlighting the possible combination of journeys by public transport, bicycle, on foot and other sustainable solutions. This annual initiative promoted by the Government of Catalonia aims to foster healthier, safer and more sustainable mobility habits, under a mobility model designed for everyone.
Throughout the Week, activities will be held in many municipalities and in Barcelona’s districts. One of the most notable activities is the open days organised by transport operators. Among them, Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona will open several metro spaces and facilities to the public, to mark the centenary of the Barcelona underground. The visits will start during the European Mobility Week, but it will also be possible to take part in these open days (with prior booking) in October and November, depending on the spaces.
An activity has also been scheduled at the Horta bus depot, consisting of a bus ride and a visit to the workshop.

Visit to the Horta bus depot
Registration: Visit to the Horta depot on board a bus
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Visites al metro
Registration: obrimelmetro.cat
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Direct access
For 1 cent, better AMBici!
From September 16 to 22, for European Mobility Week, enjoy a free three-day pass:3 days – 0.01 euros
Register now and activate your flexible membership with the SEM25 code
Promotion subject to conditions.
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On escalators, avoid accidents
Following the rules of use is essential to ensure your own safety and that of others
How to use scalatores correctly
In the TMB metro network, entrapment accidents on escalators are one of the most common hazards, especially when proper precautions are not taken.
The metro escalators help us move faster, improve accessibility, and make it easier to get around during peak hours. However, incorrect use can lead to dangerous situations that put all users’ safety at risk.
Entrapment incidents on metro escalators often happen accidentally when the yellow step area is invaded. Items such as users’ own footwear or clothing can get caught, but there are also other types of accidents that can be very serious and result from improper use of the facilities. Actions such as using the escalators with dogs not being carried are strictly prohibited. Entering with large objects such as suitcases, baby strollers, or shopping carts that invade the marked yellow area can obstruct the escalator mechanism and increase the risk not only of entrapment but also of falls.
It’s important to follow the basic rules and, before stepping onto the escalator, make sure you're not carrying anything that could get caught in the sides or corners of the steps—such as large bags, belts, bulky clothing, long dresses or robes, scarves, and similar items. And if you’re with your dog, remember: use the stone stairs—not just for your safety, but for your pet’s safety too.
Avoid accidents
Entrapment incidents on metro escalators often happen accidentally when the yellow step area is invaded. Items such as users’ own footwear or clothing can get caught, but there are also other types of accidents that can be very serious and result from improper use of the facilities. Actions such as using the escalators with dogs not being carried are strictly prohibited. Entering with large objects such as suitcases, baby strollers, or shopping carts that invade the marked yellow area can obstruct the escalator mechanism and increase the risk not only of entrapment but also of falls.
It’s important to follow the basic rules and, before stepping onto the escalator, make sure you're not carrying anything that could get caught in the sides or corners of the steps—such as large bags, belts, bulky clothing, long dresses or robes, scarves, and similar items. And if you’re with your dog, remember: use the stone stairs—not just for your safety, but for your pet’s safety too.
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On the metro, travel with your dog responsibly
We inform you how to travel correctly with your dog, for its safety and that of other passengers.
When traveling with your dog on the metro, remember to always keep it on a non-extendable leash, no more than 50 cm away from you, and wearing a muzzle.
It is also important that, for their safety, you do not take them on the escalators, as they may be prone to an accident. Always use the stairs.
We provide you with all the details.
Travel during the allowed time slots
- Dogs can access the metro from 5:00 to 7:00 AM, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and after 7:30 PM on weekdays between September 11 and June 24.
- On weekends, public holidays, and all days during the summer period (from June 24 to September 11), they can access without any time restrictions.
- During times of heavy crowding and when the safety of users and the animals themselves requires it, TMB may limit the admission of dogs.
Before traveling by metro, you should know...
- Only one dog is allowed per person.
- Minors under 18 years old are not allowed to carry dogs considered potentially dangerous according to current regulations. The individuals carrying them must have the license and the certification proving the dog's registration in the municipal register.
- From the metro entrance to the street exit, the rules regarding the muzzle, distance, and leash must be followed.
- Dogs are only allowed to use elevators and fixed stairs.
- Dogs are not allowed to occupy seats.
Traveling with your dog is your responsibility
- The person responsible for the animal’s behavior is the one who is carrying it. Therefore, you must ensure that no situation of danger or inconvenience occurs to other users. You should also avoid blocking passages or doors, both in the vestibules, corridors, and on the trains.
- The person carrying the dog is responsible for any damages or harm the dog may cause to both users and the company. The dog's owner is subsidiarily responsible.
- If the conditions established for the access of dogs to the metro are not respected, the person carrying the dog may commit, depending on the circumstances, a serious or minor offense, in accordance with articles 64.s) or 65.p) of Law 4/2006, of March 31, Railway Law.
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We are always there
The metro and buses have real-time video surveillance cameras so you can travel safely.
Thanks to video surveillance systems, TMB professionals ensure your safety during all service hours, both on the metro and bus.
Video surveillance in the metro
The metro network has almost 10,000 cameras that are distributed throughout trains and stations, as well as in depots, workshops and other TMB facilities.
These cameras allow users to see what is happening live when they press the SOS or information button on a train or station. The images captured by these video surveillance devices are received by the Metro Control Centre and the Civil Protection and Security Centre.
Video surveillance on the bus
The bus network has more than 4,500 cameras that currently cover practically all of the fleet's regular service.
This video surveillance system allows the Bus Safety Control Center to view images from inside the vehicles in real time, as well as download any of the recordings instantly.
Images available to security forces
The images captured by these video surveillance devices on both the bus and metro networks are recorded and can be reviewed when the Mossos d'Esquadra or other security forces require it.
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We are lauching the new X3 line Paral·lel - L'Hospitalet (Av. Carrilet) line
Starting from May 26, debut the new line that is joining the XPRESBus network
Faster, better connected, and more direct
- A faster line: With the X3 XPRESBus Paral·lel - L'Hospitalet (Av. Carrilet) line from TMB, you save time because it offers more efficient routes, with a frequency of 20 minutes on weekdays and 30 minutes on holidays.
- Better connected: We are increasing connectivity between L'Hospitalet and Barcelona with this line, as it links with metro lines 2 and 3 at Paral·lel. Additionally, the X3 XPRESBus travels through areas with less traffic congestion, significantly improving mobility in the La Marina del Prat Vermell neighborhood.
- More direct: The X3 XPRESBus takes you directly from Paral·lel to L'Hospitalet, passing through Montjuïc mountain, while maintaining the connection with Plaça d'Espanya.
XPRESBus
We are working on expanding TMB’s bus network by adding a new XPRESBus line to the two that are already in service, as well as to the proximity lines, conventional lines, and high-performance lines.
The XPRESBus is a concept of lines that was launched in 2021 with the goal of offering faster and more efficient routes, improving connections, and using sustainable buses.
XPRESBus lines are identified by the color black, in contrast to the other lines.
The first line of this kind is the X1, which entered service in September 2021 and connects Plaça Francesc Macià with Glòries. The X2 - Prat XPRES, which connects El Prat with Barcelona, started operating in October 2024.
Now, we are taking another step: with a new X3 XPRESBus line, we will provide the fastest connection between the Av. Carrilet area in L'Hospitalet and the center of Barcelona, at Paral·lel.
Try it starting May 26!
More info on XPRESBus project page.
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When travelling by metro, do so safely
We ensure your safety, but you should also avoid actions that could endanger your well-being and the proper functioning of the service.
Never go down to the tracks
Mai no baixis a les vies. No ho facis sota cap concepte.
- Si has de creuar a l’altra andana, fes-ho utilitzant les escales o els ascensors.
- Si t’ha caigut algun objecte a la via, acciona l’intèrfon SOS de l’andana i t’ajudarem a recuperar-lo quan sigui possible.
- Actua cívicament, respecta les instal·lacions.
Baixar a la via, no és la via. Comporta risc de mort.
Do not board the train when the doors are closing
Quan s’activa l’avís de tancament de portes, no es pot entrar ni sortir del vagó.
- Si arribes a l’andana i el tren fa sonar l’avís de tancament de portes (sonora i visual), és imprescindible que el respectis i esperis el següent tren.
Un cop s’inicï l’avís sonor/visual, ja no s’hi pot pujar.
- Si ets a bord del tren i t’adones tard que has de baixar, cal que esperis a la següent estació. Quan hi arribis, podràs baixar i tornar enrere fins on volies anar.
Un cop s’inicï l’avís sonor/visual, ja no s’hi pot baixar.
- Mai no intentis forçar les portes del tren. Hi podries quedar atrapat i patir un accident molt greu.
If you feel unwell on the metro, ask for help
Tant si ets a l’andana com dins el vagó, fer servir l’intèrfon SOS. El metro disposa de 2.300 intèrfons distribuïts a totes les andanes i vestíbuls de les estacions.
- Quan comencis a trobar-te malament, surt del tren en el possible i demana ajuda a l’intèrfon SOS de l’andana, o mira si algú ho pot fer per tu.
- Si els símptomes apareixen abans de pujar al tren, queda’t a l’andana i prem el botó SOS de l’intèrfon.
- Si sospites que una persona està patint una aturada cardíaca, localitza el desfibril·lador a l’andana i segueix les instruccions. La xarxa de metro està cardioprotegida.
More information
Trobaràs més informació a Com es viatja en metro.
Remember!
Never go down onto the track, it is a risk of death.
Do not get on the train when the doors are closing.
If you feel unwell, do not get on the train. Ask for help on the SOS intercom on the platform.
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Transport ticket fares for 2025
Since July 2025, the regular tickets with T-mobilitat cover up to 7 zones and also allow travel to Berguedà, Ripollès and Solsonès
Ticket prices by zones
On the Zones Map page, you can find out which fare sectors the municipalities you want to travel between are in, and learn how to calculate how many zones your transport ticket should cover.
Ticket | 1 zone | 2 zones | 3 zones | 4 zones | 5 zones | 6 zones | 7 zones |
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Single ticket* | 2,65 € | 3,80 € | 4,95 € | 6,35 € | 8,10 € | 9,45 € | 10,70 € |
T-casual | 12,55 € | 24,65 € | 33,55 € | 43,15 € | 49,55 € | 52,70 € | 55,65 € |
T-usual** | 22,00 € | 29,65 € | 41,60 € | 50,90 € | 58,35 € | 62,55 € | 66,45 € |
T-dia | 11,55 € | 17,65 € | 22,15 € | 24,75 € | 27,70 € | 31,00 € | 33,50 € |
T-familiar | 11,05 € | 20,95 € | 29,70 € | 38,50 € | 44,00 € | 46,20 € | 47,90 € |
T-grup | 87,35 € | 172,45 € | 234,75 € | 301,70 € | 346,75 € | 368,70 € | 389,35 € |
T-aire | 2,30 € | 4,45 € | 6,05 € | 7,80 € | 8,95 € | 9,50 € | 10,30 € |
*At TMB, only single tickets for Barcelona metro and bus can be purchased. These are single one-zone tickets.
**The price of the T-usual already includes the 50% discount.
Price of other tickets
T-4 (price with the 50% discount already applied): 2,15€.
T-jove (one price for all zones, with the 50% discount already applied): 44,00€.
Subsidised T-usual (one price for all zones, with the 50% discount already applied): 5,50€.
Airport ticket (only available for Barcelona metro): 5,70€.
Check the prices for the family discount schemes for single-parent and large families on the Price reduction on transport fares page.
Expiration and exchange of tickets purchased between 15 January 2024 and 14 January 2025
Expiration
In general, tickets purchased between 15 January 2024 and 14 January 2025 (i.e., before the fare change) could be used until 28 February 2025. The T-jove and T-70/90, in all their variations, could be used until 30 April 2025.
Exchange
Tickets purchased between 15 January 2024 and 14 January 2025 could be exchanged for 2025 fare tickets until 30 April 2025.
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The metro and buses have real-time video surveillance cameras so you can travel safely.

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Exhibition The little story of the metro
A journey through the history in drawings
When: From 02.07.2025
Where: Espai Mercè Sala
Access: validating the transport ticket
The Espai Mercè Sala hosts this exhibition based on the book La petita història del metro (The little story of the metro), a 100-year journey through the magnificent illustrations by Pilarín Bayés and the texts by Daniel Venteo.
The exhibit brings both young and old closer to the history of the most used, efficient, sustainable, and democratic mode of transport we have in Barcelona and the first metropolitan ring.
Enjoy your trip!

What ýou will learn in the exhibition
Do you know when the first Barcelona metro line was opened? And how many stations there were?
Did you know that during the Republican Government of Catalonia the metro reached as far as Hospitalet de Llobregat?
Or that during the Spanish Civil War, people often used it as a shelter to protect themselves from bombs?
Did you know that it was not until the early sixties that the metro service was municipalized, becoming the public service that guarantees the universal right to mobility that it is today?
Did you know that in 1992, with the Barcelona Olympic Games, the metro was expanded further, opening the way to Santa Coloma de Gramenet and Badalona?
Did you know that today it has 125 kilometres of track and up to 165 stations, facilitating nearly 280 million trips a year? Or that Line 9, which ends at El Prat airport, is automatic and is one of the most modern in Europe?
The Barcelona metro brings together a thousand and one stories from the past, present and future.
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Come and play piano in Diagonal!
We host a piano permanently and bring music closer to the users.
When: From 23.03.2025
Where: Diagonal Station
Access: Access valdating the transport ticket
Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona (TMB) through its Foundation has once again collaborated with the prestigious Maria Canals Piano Competition, which took place from March 23 to April 3.
This edition celebrated the 70th anniversary of the competition with an exhibition titled Maria Canals, a competition with soul and the Centenary of the metro.
At the Espai Mercè Sala, two pianos were placed: a grand piano, like the one installed in previous years, which was available to the public, choirs, and music schools for 15 days, and a second upright piano, which was installed with the intention of remaining there permanently.

We bring music closer to all users.
Taking advantage of both celebrations, the two organizations started the experience of leaving a piano permanently in the lobby of the L5 at Diagonal station.
The piano invites passengers to accept the challenge of stopping, sitting down, and playing its keys.
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Put yourself in their shoes, not in their seat
Respect the absolute priority in public transport.
Attention!
In the bus and the metro, the spaces reserved for wheelchairs are reserved for wheelchairs. Additionally, people with disabilities or reduced mobility have absolute priority to sit in the priority seats and to use the elevator.
Put yourself in their shoes, not in their seat.
On the bus and the metro, give absolute priority to those who need it.
From Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona and the Institut Municipal de Persones amb Discapacitat (Municipal Institute of People with Disabilities), we promote the correct use of priority seats, spaces reserved for wheelchairs, and elevators in the city's public transport network.
By giving more visibility to the group of people with reduced mobility and people with disabilities, we hope to raise awareness among users who do not respect these spaces, not always intentionally.
The testimonies in this campaign are real, as their issue is also very real.
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The TMB community exceeds one and a half million followers
The community of TMB users who follow us on social networks and on JoTMBé already numbers more than one and a half million people.
Social networks and JoTMBé
At TMB, we are celebrating! Our user community continues to grow, and the people connected through our social media profiles and JoTMBé are now more than one and a half million.
Many of you follow us on Instagram, Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Spotify, YouTube, and WeChat to stay up to date with all the news, services, and initiatives we launch. And, since January 31, 2025, also on TikTok.
In addition, through JoTMBé, thousands of you enjoy updated service information, exclusive benefits, and can buy and recharge transport tickets with total ease. Subscribers to the Hola Barcelona blog can also take advantage of the best suggestions and tips so you don't miss anything about the city.
We want to thank you for your trust and support. Your participation is key to continue improving day by day and providing you with the best service possible.
We still have a long journey ahead of us together!
Join the TMB community and experience public transport like never before!
Follow us on our social media, sign up for JoTMBé and subscribe to the Hola Barcelona blog newsletter to discover everything we have prepared for you. You will stay up to date with the latest news, participate in contests, receive tips for your journeys, access exclusive promotions, and many more benefits of being part of it.
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100% electric bus routes
H16 and V15, zero emission routes.
The canopies of the H16 and V15 lines show specific vinyls that inform that the lines that stop there are served by zero-emission buses.
H16 and V15 are the first fully zero emission bus lines. The H16 line was the first in the city to be completely converted to zero emissions in 2016. The V15 line was also made a zero emission service at the start of 2023.
Electricbuses are autonomous and fully operational throughout the day, without the need for bulky and heavy batteries.
The most notable is the vehicle charging system, which is equipped with a folding pantograph device on the roof that is attached to the fast charging points located at the ends of the line. En-route fast charging is combined with slow night-time charging at the depot, where the corresponding equipment has also been installed.
In addition to having a fast-charge capability while in service, the buses on these lines incorporate significant technological advances and represent a major step forward in terms of the environmental quality and safety levels provided by urban public transport.
Electrification is one of the main axes for renovating and updating Barcelona's urban buses environmentally.