- Environment
- Environmental Vectors
- Beaches and cycle of the water
- Beaches of Barcelona
Barceloneta
Up until very recently, this beach gave its name to the stretch of coastline running from Sant Miquel beach to the Marina pier. Since recovering the name of Somorrostro beach, Barceloneta beach now runs from the Gas jetty, which is also known as Ginebra Jetty, and the aforementioned Sant Miquel beach. It is 422 metres long and is one of the oldest beaches with the longest tradition in the city. It is one of the beaches preferred by foreigners, leisure groups and schools, who often go there for activities. There are a few arcades facing away from the sea, in which you find the Sea Space, an environmental education facilities area for facilitating access to the beach and the marine environment and promoting environmental education on the coastline by boosting the inclusive practice of sport and leisure.
Characteristics
- District
- Ciutat Vella
- Length
- 422m
- Average width
- 60 m
- Limits
- From Almirall Cervera Street to Espigó del Gas
- Transport
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- Bus:10, 14, 16, 17, 36, 39, 40, 45, 51, 57, 59, 64
- Metro:Línia 4 - Barceloneta i Ciutadella
- Tramvia:Ciutadella-Vila Olímpica
- Cycle track
- How to arrive
- See the TMB map
- Quality
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- Blue flag
- Parking
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- Adapted parking
- Bicycle parking
- Equipments
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- Buoy-marked breakwaters and bathing areas
- Lifeguard towers and chairs
- Public toilets
- Adapted public toilets
- Showers
- Adapted showers
- Public fountains
- Rubbish bins and recycling bins
- Children games area
- Volleyball pitches
- Public address system
- Public telephones
- Lockers
- Footbridges
- Information and service points
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- First Aid and Rescue
- Espai de mar
- Services
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- Restaurants
- Sport installations
- Parasol hire
- Deckchair hire
- Bicycle hire
- Barcelona WiFi
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