Limousine Tours and Rides

Plaza España was built for the 1929 international exhibition and has become one of the most emblematic places in the city. At night, when the sun goes down and the streetlights turn on, it becomes a magical stage from which to contemplate the illuminated mountain of Montjuic.

Plaza Cataluña is located in the heart of Barcelona and is the nerve centre of the city. It’s a good area for shopping or to start your route through the old town of Barcelona. At night, this square fills with atmosphere and lights, welcoming all those who don’t want to go to bed too early.

The Sagrada Familia is one of Barcelona’s most important monuments and was designed by Antoni Gaudí. It is a spectacular basilica that began its construction in 1882 and is still unfinished. Touring the Sagrada Familia, you can get to know the purest essence of modernism.

Las Ramblas is one of Barcelona’s main avenues and also one of the most emblematic points you should visit on your holiday to the City of Counts. Check out the limousine prices and tour this street in full luxury, from Plaza Cataluña to Colón.

If you continue down Las Ramblas until you reach the end, you’ll find the statue of Columbus, as we mentioned earlier. That’s where Paseo de Colón begins, leading to Barceloneta. It’s the best place for great views of the waterfront and the boats.

The Puerto Olímpico is one of Barcelona’s most touristy and lively areas at any time of day. The Mapfre towers act as a gateway to this paradise where the beach is the main attraction and beachfront bars, clubs and discos ensure the fun is guaranteed.

The Barceloneta neighbourhood is an old fishing district that has been converted into one of the best areas in Barcelona for having a drink or dinner. Also, in this area of the city, we find the W Hotel, a famous building built in the shape of a ship’s sail, with foundations touching the sea.