Chauffeur Service Barcelona

Getting around the city

The estimates on this site leave out traffic, so allow a margin on top of them. Two parts of the center also have their own traffic rules. In the Eixample, Consell de Cent and the green axes that cross it give priority to people on foot. A car can still reach a home, a shop or a parking garage on them, but in most cases a car that turns into one of these streets has to leave it again at the next cross street. In the Gothic Quarter, the Ciutat Vella district restricts car access at set hours every day, with exceptions for residents, parking garages and authorized vehicles. For an address in either area, add the nearest cross street or the name of the hotel.

Locals sometimes give directions toward the sea or the mountains, or toward the Besòs or the Llobregat, rather than north and south, the City Council's guide for newcomers notes. If a hotel describes its entrance that way, pass that on with the address.

Airport, port and station pickups

For an arrival by air, send the flight number, the terminal, T1 or T2, the landing time and the address you are going to. For a cruise, send the ship's name, the date and the time you expect to leave the ship. The Port de Barcelona lets private vehicles drive to the cruise terminals to drop off and collect passengers and luggage, but not to park there. For a train into Barcelona Sants, send the train number and its arrival time. When you are leaving the city, give the pickup address and the time of your flight, sailing or train.

Several stops in one day

When a day has more than one address, list them in order, with the time you need to be at each and the place where the day ends. Two kinds of booking fit a day like that: the hourly chauffeur service books a vehicle and driver for a set number of hours, and a private driver is quoted on the route you give. For a working day of meetings, see business chauffeur.

Day trips out of the city

For a guided day on a set itinerary, the private tours show a price per group and are booked online. Four of them spend time at Montserrat, an estimated 60 km and about 1 hour by road from Plaça de Catalunya without traffic. For a day on your own plan, send the stops and the time you want to be back in Barcelona. The Costa Brava and Andorra hubs list the routes north, and the long-distance hub the drives south and west.

Sources: ajuntament.barcelona.cat, barcelona.cat, aena.es, portdebarcelona.cat, checked October 3, 2026.