Barcelona Airport luggage storage

About Barcelona Airport

Barcelona Airport - also known by its other name, El Prat Airport - is an international hub is just minutes to the southwest of downtown Barcelona and is so large it is has spread out into three different zip codes.

The expansion of the Barcelona Airport was necessary to handle the 52 million passengers that pass through each year, making this airport one of the busiest and largest airports in Europe. Passengers can put their feet up and relax in one of the lounges, grab a delicious meal at a café or restaurant, or do a little shopping between flights. Stop into one of the spas for a quick hairstyle, manicure, or massage. The terminals are not the only busy part of the Barcelona Airport. The cargo offices are always bustling with over 177,000 tons of cargo passing through each year. There are over 18,000 people employed at Barcelona Airport.

Things to do Near Barcelona Airport

For visitors passing through Barcelona Airport, there are numerous things to keep you occupied while waiting for your next flight. But, if you want to experience Barcelona, jump on the subway or bus and head into the heart of the city. Explore museums, parks, and monuments or do a little shopping at fanciful boutiques or funky indoor markets. 

You will become immersed in Spanish culture and can easily become overwhelmed, trying to figure out what to do first. Bounce has come up with a few ideas to get you started. 

• Enjoy an authentic Mediterranean meal at one of the many restaurants or cafes in or near the airport. 
• Relax in one of the lounges throughout the airport. Charge your electronic devices, grab a drink, surf the internet, or just rest before catching your next flight. 
• Hit the shops to pick up some essentials or browse through souvenir stands looking for the perfect gift for loved ones back home. 
• Head over to Heaven on Earth Spa Express and get a relaxing massage. With three locations at the airport, you can get a facial, have your hair or nails done, or have a complete spa experience. 
• Explore Barcelona to see the sights and mingle with locals. Learn more about the architecture of Barcelona by walking through downtown. 
• Take a peaceful stroll through Park Montjuïc and stretch your legs after a long flight. Grab a snack and drink while relaxing in the park. 
• Wander down La Rambla, a street that goes through the heart of Barcelona. Stop by one of the many cafes or restaurants or browse through some of the shops. 

Transit Options in Barcelona Airport

• Subway (L9 SUD)
• Metro Bus
• Intercity Bus
• Train (R2 North Line)

Luggage Storage Near Barcelona Airport

Being a stranger in a city can be a bit daunting. Try and blend in when on the streets of Barcelona so you can freely mingle with the locals. That will be difficult with your luggage in tow. Pulling your baggage along with you will slow you down and make your adventure less than perfect. 

Search out a Bounce location near the Barcelona El Prat Airport where you can store your luggage for a short time while you sightsee. Bounce has partnered with several businesses citywide to make your trip stress-free by keeping your luggage safe. 

Luggage Storage Options Near Barcelona Airport

• Park Güell: This public park is host to many different cultural events and is a great gathering place for locals and tourists. Get out and enjoy a stroll through the park or relax in the sunshine. Don’t be stuck dragging your large bags through the park. Have Bounce hold them for you. 
• Casa Mìlà: Built between 1906 and 1912, this stone building is a sight to see. Sign up for a tour and walk onto one of the wrought-iron balconies, the rooftop deck, or down into the underground garage. Large bags are not permitted, so drop by a Bounce location before starting your tour. 
• Picasso Museum: This museum is home to one of the largest collections created by Pablo Picasso. This is not your typical museum; it is housed in five medieval palaces in the La Ribera neighborhood of the Old City. Get your tickets early!
• Magic Fountain of Montjuïc: Built in 1929 and updated in the early 2000s, this incredible fountain with its modernized jets creates a breathtaking display. Water spouts up to 170 feet in the air. It's located in the Montjuïc neighborhood where the streets can get crowded, so leave your luggage behind with Bounce before visiting.
• Ciutadella Park: Jam-packed with activities for everyone, including the city zoo, museums, playgrounds, and a small lake. Come stroll through the walking trails or visit some of the attractions. 
• Casa Batlló: Designed by renowned architect Antoni Gaudí, this building is an absolute must-see even if you are not a fan of Gaudí. While guests are welcome to tour the building, large bags are not permitted. Search for a Bounce location to stow your bags for safekeeping. 
• Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria: This public market is the place to fully experience Barcelona. You will find a little bit of everything, from souvenirs to fresh produce. This is a crowded market, so bringing your bags along will weigh you down as you shop. Instead, find a Bounce location nearby and drop your bags before entering the market. 
• Tibidabo Amusement Park: Built in 1899, this is one of the oldest amusement parks in the world that is still operating. Plan to have fun on the rides and enjoy fair food while visiting with locals.