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Boasting a comprehensive transport network Barcelona is easy to get around with links and connections close to your accommodation in Barcelona. Alternatively, for keen sight-seers, the city centre is relatively compact making the major sights and attractions within easy walking distance of your Barcelona serviced accommodation.

As an increasingly influential economic power, Barcelona is well accustomed to hosting business travellers from all over the world with accommodation in Barcelona tailored to meet your every need. A wide range of international companies are present in the city and your Barcelona accommodation offers a convenient abode for those visiting the city on an official capacity. 

Barcelona is fast becoming one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe. A cultural and architectural melting pot, this fascinating city is home to a large number of world class museums and some of the most diverse examples of architecture in the world, all of which are easily accessible from your accommodation in Barcelona.  Explore the lively markets, glorious beaches and the beautiful waterfront to get a taste of real Barcelona life and a stroll along the pulsating La Ramblas, before returning to your Barcelona accommodation for a siesta, completes your experience of this stunning Spanish city.

Did You Know?

One of Spain’s most famous landmarks, the Sagrada Familia, is still not yet complete. Modernist architect Antoni Gaudi worked on his colossal project for 40 years up until his death in 1926. Numerous architects and sculptors have since undertaken the intricate work with completion of the towering cathedral not expected until 2026.


Climate/Weather

Located on the Mediterranean coast, Barcelona has a rather pleasant climate of mild, humid winters and warm, dry summers.


Sightseeing

Barcelona is a top tourist destination with a wide range of sights and attractions including:
•    La Rambla – the lively boulevard awash with street cafés, restaurants, flower stalls, markets, paintings and street performers.
•    Architecture – Modernist works of Gaudi - Sagrada Familia, Parc Guell and La Pedrera and Jean Agbar – Torre Agbar. 
•    Museums and art galleries – MACBA (the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art), the Picasso Museum.
•    Barri Gotic – the Gothic Quarter – beautifully preserved streets of stunning Gothic architecture.
•    Camp Nou – the 89,787 capacity home of Barcelona F.C. is a must-see for all football fans.


Getting Around

Barcelona is well linked with a comprehensive public transport network of Metro, bus, tram and funicular services – all fairly economical, comfortable and easy to use. Tourists can enjoy a number of facilities and services including:
•    Bus Turistic – a hop-on hop-off service linking all the major tourist sites. Buses are double decked and fully air-conditioned. Upon boarding, passengers are provided with maps and earphones providing information about the famous sights.
•    The Barcelona Card – offers unlimited free travel on public transport and free admission and discounts to a number of famous attractions. Available, for periods of two and five days, the card is perfect for those wanting to explore the cultural side of Barcelona.

Eat/Drink

Barcelona is a great destination to sample some of Spain’s gastronomic delights. Try:
•    Paella – Spain’s most famous dish. This is best tried in the Barceloneta district where seafood is always deliciously fresh. Another local dish that is a must try is Black Rice (Arros Negre), so called because of the squid ink used.
•    Tapas – Another famous Spanish delicacy. Although not traditional in Catalonia, tapas is still very popular in Barcelona. Try Mercat La Boqueria for a wide selection of tapas bars.
•    Waffles – Mouthwateringly tasty and found all over the city.
•    Cortado con hielo –  an espresso with a drop of milk served with a glass of ice on the side, is a must when relaxing in an outdoor café.