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Living in Barcelona: An Expat City Guide

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Areas to Avoid in Barcelona

While Barceloan ranks as the 11th safest city in the world, it's still got some neighbourhoods that you might want to avoid. These neighbourhoods are best avoided either because they've low quality housing or because these touristy areas attract too many pickpockets.

FIND OUT WHICH AREAS TO AVOID

What is the cost of living in Barcelona?

How expensive is life in Barcelona? Get a feel for the cost of living in Barcelona, from accommodation to food prices and public transport costs.

DISCOVER THE COST OF LIVING

9 Reasons Why Barcelona is Perfect for Expat Life

Beautiful Barcelona has consistently been one of Spain’s best cities. The city offers an unparalleled quality of life, stunning beaches, buzzing nightlife, wondrous architecture, and culture as beautiful as the city’s surrounding landscapes. Not surprisingly, these are just some of the reasons expats find Barcelona the perfect home away from home.

9 REASONS EXPATS LOVE BARCELONA

How to Use Public Transport in Barcelona

Getting around in Barcelona can't be easier thanks to its vast public transport network. Find out what public transport options are available, how to get a ticket, and to save costs using a monthly travel card.

HOW TO GET AROUND BARCELONA

Other cities in Spain:

Valencia

Valencia makes the leap from the urban hub with hip areas to a seaside paradise with its city beach and green spaces. Get a taste of Spanish life with the laid-back spirit of the locals!

Málaga

Home of Pablo Picasso, dive into Malaga's culture and art. Wander through 'la mecca' to taste the typical traditional tapas and beer for 1€ in the various bars!

Madrid

Madrid is a bustling capital city with a decidedly historic feel. The city has something for everyone, whether it's the charming terraces, the tranquility within the city parks, the local markets, or buzzing nightlife areas.

Seville

Seville has a big city vibe even though it’s small and rooted in tradition. The city’s warm people, vibrant yet laid back culture, and architectural and historical heritage make the capital of Andalusia irresistible for expats.

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