Fly from Kuala Lumpur to Barcelona with Etihad Airways
Flights from Kuala Lumpur to Barcelona with Etihad Airways take you from bustling stall-lined streets of the Malaysian capital to the colourful home of tapas and paella. Swap the soaring Petronas Towers for La Sagrada Familia and explore the cuisine, culture, architecture and attractions in Catalonia’s capital.
Your journey also includes the chance to spend time taking in the stunning sights of Abu Dhabi, with the opportunity to extend your connection in the UAE and turn it into an exciting stopover.
KUL to BCN: flight facts
Flying from Kuala Lumpur to Barcelona: FAQs
How do you get from El Prat Airport to Barcelona city centre?
There’s a regular Aerobus service from El Prat Airport to Barcelona city centre, which takes about half an hour. The RENFE train also runs every half an hour, taking about 25 minutes, while there are two stations on the city’s L9 Sud Metro line. You can also take a taxi from outside the main terminal buildings or book a transfer in advance.
Should I rent a car in Barcelona?
You shouldn’t need to rent a car to explore the sights of Barcelona. Most of the best things to do are in the city centre, meaning they’re easily reached on foot. For everything outside of the centre, you can use the metro system or the Hop-on Hop-Off tourist bus. To have stress-free transport from the airport, pre-order a transfer when you book your flight with Etihad.
Top tips for Kuala Lumpur to Barcelona
Discover the aroma of Mercado de la Boqueria
Kuala Lumpur and the rest of Southeast Asia leads the way when it comes to vibrant street food, but head to Mercado de la Boqueria and your senses will be treated to a smorgasbord of vibrant colours and irresistible aromas. Located in the Ciudad Vieja district of Barcelona, just off Las Ramblas, it’s an absolute must for any food lovers visiting the city and a fantastic way to discover Catalonian culture.
Passeig de Gracia
Swap the bustling shops of Bukit Bintang for Barcelona’s best high-end shopping street, Passeig de Gracia. You don’t even need to step inside the stores to be impressed, as the beautiful architecture of this street is awe-inspiring. It’s no wonder it’s home to some of the world’s most popular designers.