General information
Cementery Opening hours
From Monday to Sunday:
8.00 to 18.00
Office hours
From Monday to Friday:
8.00 to 14.00 and 15:30 to 17:00
From Saturday to Sunday:
8.00 to 14:00
Address and telephone number
Avda. Joan XXIII, 3-15
08028 Barcelona
Tel. 934.841.999
comunicacio@cbsa.cat
Visiting hours
Descober Les Corts cemetery through
of the QR codes that you will find to several
points of the enclosure.
Telephone
934 841 999
Additional information
Map of the cemetery
Public transport
Buses
7. Daily (Diagonal Mar – Zona Universitària)
33. Daily (Zona Universitària – Verneda)
54. Daily (Estació del Nord – Campus Nord)
74. Daily (Zona Universitària – Fabra i Puig)
113. Daily (Av. Joan XXIII – Barri de la Mercè)
L12. Daily (Pl. Reina Mª. Cristina – Cornellà de Llobregat)
L97. Daily (Pl. Reina Mª. Cristina – Castelldefels)
Metro
Line 3. Mª. Cristina station (exit Pl. Reina Mª. Cristina)
Guided tour in Les Corts Cemetery
Descober Les Corts cemetery through of the QR codes that you will find to several points of the enclosure.
The tour will visit the tombs of well-known people from the area of sports, the arts, culture and society. Among there is the tomb of the actor and comedian Joan Capri; Paulino Alcántara, Josep Samitier, César Rodríguez, Estanislau Basora, Ladislao Kubala and Javier Urruticoechea all Football Club Barcelona players; the 19th century arquitects as Frederic Marès and Antoni Batlle, one of the pioneers of modern European photojournalism.
LES CORTS QR CODE ROUTE
Discover Les Corts cemetery through
of the QR codes that you will find
to several points of the enclosure.
Telephone: 934 841 999
History
The cemetery is divided into eight sections which contain a mixture of niches, tombs and monumental graves. The chapel is found in the middle of the central area.
Opened to the public on 4 October 1897, this is a simple cemetery which was built to cater for the needs of the then-independent town of Les Corts.
Nowadays, along with that of Sant Andreu, it is one of the city’s most visited and popular cemeteries.
Sepultures
The cemeteries of Barcelona are spaces of memory and tranquility. Cementiris de Barcelona has tombs available to the different cemeteries of the city.
Services at Les Corts cementery
Cementiris de Barcelona is funerary company owned by the City of Barcelona. Our objectives are to bring the management of cemeteries and all their activity to users, improve customer service and provide quality services.
Events/Routes
As paradoxical as it seems, knowing death and its cultural and social manifestations is a good window into the life of any society. Aiming to help people see cemeteries as places full of history and life.
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