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Barcelona to Cádiz, Málaga, Alicante, Civitavecchia, Genoa & Marseille

10 nights · MSC Magnifica · 7 ports · 2 days at sea

1Day 1Barcelona

Your journey, day by day

Choose a day to explore the port and follow the route.

Day 1 · Spain

Barcelona

Embarkation

Depart 19:00

Barcelona is the busiest cruise port in the Mediterranean and one of the few where the city genuinely rewards arriving early. The terminals are at Moll Adossat, out along the breakwater past the old harbour, close to the bottom of La Rambla but not walkable from it with luggage.

Ways to spend your day

  1. Port Vell waterfrontOne main local visit
  2. Museu Marítim de BarcelonaOne main local visit
  3. Gothic Quarter streetsOne main local visit
Barcelona port guide →
1 of 11 days
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Day by day itinerary
DayPort
1Spain
2
3Spain
4Spain
5Spain
6Spain
7
8Italy
9Italy
10France
11Spain

The map illustrates the route. Port times, where supplied, may change. Follow the ship’s all-aboard deadline on the day.

Your ship · MSC Cruises

MSC Magnifica

A 2010 Musica-class ship that ran the line's first world cruises. Two main dining rooms, a buffet, a sushi bar and a steakhouse, and a covered pool for cold-weather itineraries.

Crew
1,038
Decks
16
Built
2010
Full MSC Magnifica guide →

Dining on MSC Magnifica

  • Butcher's Cut — American steakhouse with exclusive Chef's Table
  • Kaito Sushi — Sushi speciality restaurant
  • L’Edera — Lower main restaurant
  • Oriental Plaza — Oriental restaurant
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What to pack

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Schedule supplied 2026-10-06. Ports and times are subject to change; the cruise line confirms the final itinerary.

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