Chauffeur Service for Palau Sant Jordi

Arata Isozaki designed Palau Sant Jordi for the Barcelona '92 Olympic Games, and the arena was handed over to the city on September 21, 1990. Two years later it held the Olympic artistic gymnastics, handball and volleyball events. It stands at Passeig Olímpic, 5-7, on Montjuïc in the Sants-Montjuïc district, and together with the Olympic Stadium and the Olympic Esplanade it makes up the Olympic Ring. Barcelona de Serveis Municipals (BSM), a public company of the Ajuntament de Barcelona, took over the management of the Olympic Ring in 2003.

Music fills much of the calendar. According to BSM, almost half of the events held at Palau Sant Jordi and the Sant Jordi Club since the opening have been concerts, 35 percent fairs and corporate events, and 13 percent major sporting fixtures.

On the mountain, a car needs some planning. Access by road changes from one event to the next, and the venue publishes notices that can require a prior reservation for private vehicles or keep taxis and private transport services away altogether (see the questions below). A chauffeur covers the parts around the show: the airport, the hotel, dinner beforehand. Send the event, its access notice, your hotel and your times with the request, and the quote follows them.