Everyday life
Combine walking, trains, buses and bicycles for everyday journeys.
Options based on operator and municipal visitor information. No invented walking times or assumed accessible routes.
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The pedestrian centre lets you combine shopping, culture and dining on foot. Use Sant Cugat Centre station as a starting point and check the route to your specific destination.
Try the route from the station to places you visit each week.
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Mira-sol station lists bicycle parking, a lift and accessibility among its facilities. It can serve as a bike-to-train interchange; check today's departures before leaving.
Check where to leave your bicycle before starting your journey.
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For neighbourhoods further from the centre, check StQbus routes and timetables. Plan your return journey too, especially at weekends.
Save both outbound and return stops, which may be on different streets.
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FGC allows bicycles free of charge every day, subject to train occupancy and staff instructions. This can extend the part of your journey beyond the station.
Avoid the busiest times when travelling with a bicycle.
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The Volpelleres stream–Can Vernet corridor connects Coll Favà, Sant Domènec and the old centre through paths and green spaces. It offers a neighbourhood-to-neighbourhood walk.
Check the park map to choose the entrance closest to your destination.
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