Travel Reference
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Pharmacy: A 24-hour pharmacy is across from La Boqueria market at #98 on the Ramblas.
Another is on the corner of Passeig de Gràcia and Provença, just opposite the entrance
to Casa Milà.
Laundry: Several self-service launderettes are located around the Old City. Wash 'n Dry
is centrally located just off the Ramblas, near a seedy neighborhood just down the street
past Palau Güell (self-service-€6.50/load, full service-€14.50/load, daily 9:00-23:00,
Carrer Nou de la Rambla 19—see map on here , tel. 934-121-953).
Updates to this Topic: For any changes to this topic's coverage since it was published, see
www.ricksteves.com/update .
Getting Around Barcelona
By Metro
Barcelona's Metro, among Europe's best, connects just about every place you'll visit. Rides
cost €2. The T10 Card is a great deal—€9.25 gives you 10 rides (cutting the per-ride cost
more than in half). The card is shareable, even by companions traveling with you (insert
the card in the machine per passenger). The back of your T10 card will show how many
trips were taken, with the time and date of each ride. One “ride” covers you for 1.25 hours
of unlimited use on all Metro and local bus lines, as well as local rides on the RENFE and
Rodalies de Catalunya train lines (including rides to the airport and train station) and the
suburban FGC lines (with service to Montserrat).
Full- and multi-day passes are also available (€7/1 day, €13/2 days, €19/3 days, €24/4
days, €27/5 days, www.tmb.cat ). Automated machines at the Metro entrance have English
instructionsandsellalltypesoftickets(thesecanbetemperamentalaboutacceptingbills,so
try to have change on hand).
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