Lay over at El Prat Barcelona, luggage and city tour
I am travelling back to my country from Venice, Italy next month, and I have a 8 hour lay over from 11h to 19h at El Prat airport in Barcelona, Spain.
My First question : Do the airline company automatically transfer my luggage the next flight (since is the same company) Or do I have to grab my luggage and go again through customs and airport-security? if so, is there any luggage storage available?
My Second question : if the airline company automatically transfer my luggage the next flight (hopefully) is it possible to go outside the airport and what are the tourist attractions that I can visit during the 8 hour window?
I did some research and i found that there is three affordable options : Aérobus, public Bus, and the train, but it's my first time in Barcelona and I don't have a good estimate on the transportation time.
I have to mention also that the flight is assured by the same Company (Vueling) and I do have multi-entry Schengen visa.
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I am travelling back to my country from Venice, Italy next month, and I have a 8 hour lay over from 11h to 19h at El Prat airport in Barcelona, Spain.
My First question : Do the airline company automatically transfer my luggage the next flight (since is the same company) Or do I have to grab my luggage and go again through customs and airport-security? if so, is there any luggage storage available?
My Second question : if the airline company automatically transfer my luggage the next flight (hopefully) is it possible to go outside the airport and what are the tourist attractions that I can visit during the 8 hour window?
I did some research and i found that there is three affordable options : Aérobus, public Bus, and the train, but it's my first time in Barcelona and I don't have a good estimate on the transportation time.
I have to mention also that the flight is assured by the same Company (Vueling) and I do have multi-entry Schengen visa.
luggage layovers vueling bcn
Are both flights on the same ticket?
– CMaster
Jun 16 '16 at 14:47
yes, the both are in the same ticket
– TheCluelessGuy
Jun 16 '16 at 15:08
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I am travelling back to my country from Venice, Italy next month, and I have a 8 hour lay over from 11h to 19h at El Prat airport in Barcelona, Spain.
My First question : Do the airline company automatically transfer my luggage the next flight (since is the same company) Or do I have to grab my luggage and go again through customs and airport-security? if so, is there any luggage storage available?
My Second question : if the airline company automatically transfer my luggage the next flight (hopefully) is it possible to go outside the airport and what are the tourist attractions that I can visit during the 8 hour window?
I did some research and i found that there is three affordable options : Aérobus, public Bus, and the train, but it's my first time in Barcelona and I don't have a good estimate on the transportation time.
I have to mention also that the flight is assured by the same Company (Vueling) and I do have multi-entry Schengen visa.
luggage layovers vueling bcn
I am travelling back to my country from Venice, Italy next month, and I have a 8 hour lay over from 11h to 19h at El Prat airport in Barcelona, Spain.
My First question : Do the airline company automatically transfer my luggage the next flight (since is the same company) Or do I have to grab my luggage and go again through customs and airport-security? if so, is there any luggage storage available?
My Second question : if the airline company automatically transfer my luggage the next flight (hopefully) is it possible to go outside the airport and what are the tourist attractions that I can visit during the 8 hour window?
I did some research and i found that there is three affordable options : Aérobus, public Bus, and the train, but it's my first time in Barcelona and I don't have a good estimate on the transportation time.
I have to mention also that the flight is assured by the same Company (Vueling) and I do have multi-entry Schengen visa.
luggage layovers vueling bcn
luggage layovers vueling bcn
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Are both flights on the same ticket?
– CMaster
Jun 16 '16 at 14:47
yes, the both are in the same ticket
– TheCluelessGuy
Jun 16 '16 at 15:08
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Are both flights on the same ticket?
– CMaster
Jun 16 '16 at 14:47
yes, the both are in the same ticket
– TheCluelessGuy
Jun 16 '16 at 15:08
Are both flights on the same ticket?
– CMaster
Jun 16 '16 at 14:47
Are both flights on the same ticket?
– CMaster
Jun 16 '16 at 14:47
yes, the both are in the same ticket
– TheCluelessGuy
Jun 16 '16 at 15:08
yes, the both are in the same ticket
– TheCluelessGuy
Jun 16 '16 at 15:08
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1) Yes, Vueling transfer the luggage automatically for connecting flights according to question 7 in their customer service FAQ.
2) Yes, you should be able to get out of the airport and into the city. (You could do this even without a multi-entry Schengen visa, as you're not leaving Schengen in going from Italy to Spain.) All of those transport methods work, and they all take 30 - 40 minutes, so the best one depends on where you're going in the city. I would probably take the Aérobus as it goes directly from Terminal 1 (where Vueling operate from) to Plaza Cataluña (at the top of Las Ramblas, within easy walking distance of most of the sights).
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1) Yes, Vueling transfer the luggage automatically for connecting flights according to question 7 in their customer service FAQ.
2) Yes, you should be able to get out of the airport and into the city. (You could do this even without a multi-entry Schengen visa, as you're not leaving Schengen in going from Italy to Spain.) All of those transport methods work, and they all take 30 - 40 minutes, so the best one depends on where you're going in the city. I would probably take the Aérobus as it goes directly from Terminal 1 (where Vueling operate from) to Plaza Cataluña (at the top of Las Ramblas, within easy walking distance of most of the sights).
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1) Yes, Vueling transfer the luggage automatically for connecting flights according to question 7 in their customer service FAQ.
2) Yes, you should be able to get out of the airport and into the city. (You could do this even without a multi-entry Schengen visa, as you're not leaving Schengen in going from Italy to Spain.) All of those transport methods work, and they all take 30 - 40 minutes, so the best one depends on where you're going in the city. I would probably take the Aérobus as it goes directly from Terminal 1 (where Vueling operate from) to Plaza Cataluña (at the top of Las Ramblas, within easy walking distance of most of the sights).
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1) Yes, Vueling transfer the luggage automatically for connecting flights according to question 7 in their customer service FAQ.
2) Yes, you should be able to get out of the airport and into the city. (You could do this even without a multi-entry Schengen visa, as you're not leaving Schengen in going from Italy to Spain.) All of those transport methods work, and they all take 30 - 40 minutes, so the best one depends on where you're going in the city. I would probably take the Aérobus as it goes directly from Terminal 1 (where Vueling operate from) to Plaza Cataluña (at the top of Las Ramblas, within easy walking distance of most of the sights).
1) Yes, Vueling transfer the luggage automatically for connecting flights according to question 7 in their customer service FAQ.
2) Yes, you should be able to get out of the airport and into the city. (You could do this even without a multi-entry Schengen visa, as you're not leaving Schengen in going from Italy to Spain.) All of those transport methods work, and they all take 30 - 40 minutes, so the best one depends on where you're going in the city. I would probably take the Aérobus as it goes directly from Terminal 1 (where Vueling operate from) to Plaza Cataluña (at the top of Las Ramblas, within easy walking distance of most of the sights).
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Are both flights on the same ticket?
– CMaster
Jun 16 '16 at 14:47
yes, the both are in the same ticket
– TheCluelessGuy
Jun 16 '16 at 15:08