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Guess the station

One Barcelona metro station every day. Guess as many times as you like.

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How to play

  1. Type the name of a station and pick it from the list.
  2. Each guess compares your station with today’s: lines, district, neighbourhood and opening year.
  3. The arrow points towards the answer and shows how many kilometres away it is, as the crow flies.
  4. There’s no guess limit. If you haven’t found it after 10 guesses, you can show the solution. A new station arrives at midnight, Barcelona time.
  • Black fill: a match.
  • Dashed outline: for lines, at least one in common but not all; for district or neighbourhood, one of the two stations is on the boundary with the other.
  • Grey fill: no match.
  • Arrow on the year: up, the answer is newer; down, it’s older.
  • Arrow on the distance: which way the answer is from your station.

FAQ

When does the station change?
Every day at midnight, Barcelona time. Everyone plays the same station, wherever they are.
Which stations are included?
Metro stations on lines L1, L2, L3, L4, L5, L9 Nord, L9 Sud, L10 Nord, L10 Sud and L11 that lie within the city of Barcelona. FGC, tram and funicular aren’t included for now.
Do L9 Nord and L9 Sud count as the same line?
No. L9 Nord and L9 Sud, and L10 Nord and L10 Sud, are different lines. If you share one of them, you get a dashed outline.
How do you decide which neighbourhood a station is in?
We take the midpoint of the platforms and place it on the official boundaries of the city’s 73 neighbourhoods. If a station sits right on a boundary, the neighbourhood next door counts too: you’ll get a dashed outline.
Which opening year is shown?
The year the station first opened to the public, on any metro line.
Do you store my data?
We don’t collect any personal data. Your game and statistics are stored only in your browser.