Start at the Aragó junction
Passeig de Gràcia station has several entrances and long connecting passages. First find Carrer d'Aragó above ground. If you emerge beside another street, reach the Aragó junction before following this route; the time needed inside the station is additional.
Casa Batlló is a useful orientation point on Passeig de Gràcia, close to Aragó. Once at the junction, turn west along Aragó, away from the eastern Eixample grid. The destination is Carrer d'Aragó 189, 08011 Barcelona.
Walk west along Aragó
Continue towards Rambla de Catalunya, cross at the pedestrian signals and keep following Aragó past Balmes. Carry on towards Enric Granados and the Aribau side of the neighbourhood, watching the building numbers as you approach 189.
Allow roughly 700 metres and 10–12 minutes at an easy pace, with extra time for signals. These are planning estimates, not a timed or accessibility-certified survey. Use the address map on our contact route to check your position if you leave Aragó.
Crossings and a slower pace
The route is comparatively direct, but it crosses traffic streets. Stay on the pavement and use the controlled crossings; do not assume the green light for vehicles is your signal. Paving works, parked bikes and café activity can narrow parts of the route.
If you need step-free station access, confirm the lift route with the transport operator for your departure time. The street walk and the club's internal access are separate questions: ask reception about the entrance threshold and toilet steps.
Arriving at the right door
Check number 189 before stopping. Wait outside the club entrance without entering a residential lobby. First-time visitors should already have a reply from the team; the walking route does not replace the membership enquiry.
To understand the area beyond this walk, see Élevé in Eixample. If your starting point is the university square instead, use the separate Universitat route.