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Liverpool is one of Britain's most important cities and is known for its contributions to music. The city's airport is called Liverpool John Lennon Airport and is named after John Lennon, a member of The Beatles. This airport is also one of the busiest in the United Kingdom and is used by a vast number of travellers.

Flights from Liverpool to Barcelona take off from Liverpool John Lennon Airport. This airport is not far away from the city centre at just 12 kilometres and is easy to reach. When you get to the airport, you will be greeted by a 7ft statue of John Lennon.

Liverpool John Lennon Airport is not too far from the city centre and Liverpool to Barcelona flights can be boarded at this airport. All you need to do to get to the airport quickly is just hop on one of the buses run by Merseytravel from the city centre. Another option is to get on board a train at Liverpool Central Station and get off at Merseyrail Hunts Cross Station. From here, bus 80A or 86A will take you to the airport, and this service is provided by Arriva. The easiest option is to just take a taxi or a cab, though they might be more expensive.

Barcelona is one of the prettiest cities in the world, and it is known for its medieval buildings and ancient public squares. Start your day at the Gothic Quarter, also known as Barri Gotic. This is a neighbourhood where you can find dark and ancient buildings that take you back to a different era. Your next stop should be the hip and happening Barceloneta beach, which is known for its lively atmosphere and fun activities. If you seek serenity and quiet, you can go to Montjuic, which is one of the largest and most peaceful gardens in the city. And for a relaxing drink spend some time at Gracia, a bohemian neighbourhood filled with bars and cafes.

Barcelona-El Prat Airport is a famous airport located quite close to the city centre; this is where all flights to Barcelona from Liverpool land. As it is only 12 kilometres away from central Barcelona, you can just take a commuter train run by Roadalies to Passeig de Gracia Station. You can also hop on the Orange Line run by Barcelona Metro, to reach the city centre conveniently. Aerobus is an option for those who want to arrive directly at Placa Catalunya. If you prefer traveling by taxis, there is no dearth of them outside the airport. Just ensure that you know it is going to cost much more than a bus or a train ride.

Barcelona is a majestic city with hundreds of well-preserved baroque and gothic buildings.