La Vuelta Ciclista is coming to Barcelona! During the last weekend of August, there will be some disruptions throughout the city, but that doesn't mean you won't be able to enjoy your trips.

We would like to inform you about the effects of La Vuelta. The competition kicks off this year in our city and the route of the opening day will include a large area of Barcelona, causing some changes in the layout of your rides.

Please be aware that there may be delays, so we recommend that you plan to arrive at the station with plenty of time to cover throughout the dates of 26th and 27th August.

Below you will find detailed information about the course:

Saturday, 26th of August

Itinerary: Platja del Somorrostro • c. de la Marina • pl. dels Voluntaris Olímpics • c. de la Marina • c. de Ramon Turró • c. de Sardenya • c. de Pujades • pg. de Pujades • pg. Lluís de Companys • pg. de Sant Joan • c. de Casp • c. de Lepant • c. de Sancho de Ávila • c. de Badajoz • av. Diagonal • c. de Cristóbal de Moura • c. de Bac de Roda • rbla. de Guipúscoa • c. d’Aragó • c. de Lepant • c. de Mallorca • c. Roger de Llúria • c. del Rosselló • pg. de Gràcia • c. d’Aragó • c. de Tarragona • pl. d’Espanya • av. de la Reina Maria Cristina.

Sunday, 27th of August

Itinerary: Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes • pl. d’Espanya • av. de la Reina Maria Cristina • av. de Francesc Ferrer i Guàrdia • c. del Polvorí • túnel de la Foixarda • camí de la Foixarda • c. de la Foixarda • av. dels Montanyans • c. Mirador del Palau Nacional • pg. de Santa Madrona • av. de Miramar • c. de Torreforta • carretera de Montjuïc • c. del Castell • pg. del Migdia • c. del Foc • c. dels Jocs del 92 • av. de l’Estadi.