Barceloneta

Around 400 metres between the Gas breakwater, also called the espigó de Ginebra, and Sant Miquel, backed by the eighteenth-century grid of the Barceloneta neighbourhood. This is the most heavily used sand in the city and the one that gets topped up first: sand moved from Sant Miquel and from the north end of Somorrostro goes here. The L4 metro stop of the same name is step-free, with tactile paving on the platform, and is the usual arrival point.

Name

Barceloneta

Catalan Name

Barceloneta

Operated By

Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona

Transit Network

Metro de Barcelona

Wikidata ID

Q591874

Category: Beaches & Water

Tags: beach, barceloneta, metro l4, step-free

Coordinates: 41.3820417, 2.1854434

Part of Barcelona's city beaches

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