Puigcerdá is easily accessible by both car and train. The town is connected to Barcelona by the R3 train line, a scenic route that winds through the Pyrenees, making the journey as enjoyable as the destination. By car, Puigcerdá is about a two-hour drive from Barcelona and is also close to the French border, allowing easy access to and from France. The nearby Túnel del Cadí provides direct access to the Catalan lowlands.
For international visitors, the closest airports are Barcelona-El Prat Airport and Girona-Costa Brava Airport, both offering easy connections to Puigcerdá via public transport. Once in town, getting around is simple, as the compact layout makes it easy to explore on foot or by bike.
Public transportation within Puigcerdá is minimal but sufficient for its size, with buses and taxis available to help visitors get around. For those wanting to explore the nearby mountains, rental cars and organized tours are common options.