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Tramvia Blau

Barcelona's only remaining tram system takes riders to the Tibidabo funicular.

Barcelona, Spain

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View from Tibidabo funicular base   joanicinapoli (Atlas Obscura User)
Tramvia Blau   Udo Schröter
Blue Tram 6 at the lower terminus   apcherry (Atlas Obscura User)
Blue Tram 6 at the lower terminus   apcherry (Atlas Obscura User)
View up Av. Del Tibidabo   apcherry (Atlas Obscura User)
Blue Tram 7   apcherry (Atlas Obscura User)
Halfway up stop at the Science Museum with this curious gate gardian   apcherry (Atlas Obscura User)
Blue Tram 7 at the lower terminus   apcherry (Atlas Obscura User)
On the climb   apcherry (Atlas Obscura User)
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When the tram is running, its famous blue vehicles can be taken from Plaça Kennedy to the Tibidabo funicular. It gives riders the experience of early 20th-century transport in Barcelona. Many Modernist and Noucentista buildings can be seen along the route. At the end of the route is the Tibidabo funicular, an area surrounded by restaurants overlooking the entire city.

When the tram is being serviced, you can walk the route or take a replacement bus to experience the route and see where the tracks run.

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Tickets can be purchased on the tram. Get to Plaça Kennedy by taking the FGC Line 7 to Av. Tibidabo or the Metro Line 3 to Vallcarca.

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March 30, 2020

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