Barcelona is a walkable city, but if your feet get tired, don't worry! They have a convenient public transit system with metro lines running throughout the city.
For a quick and budget-friendly choice, check out the T-Casual card. You can use it on buses, trams, and the metro across different zones, giving you flexibility for your daily travels.
Your Community Manager will teach you how to use local public transport; you’ll be getting around like a local in no time!
Car rental
Consider if you really need a car: Barcelona is a walkable city with great public transportation, so a car might not be necessary. If you plan on exploring the Spanish countryside or nearby towns, then a car becomes more helpful, but buses and trains connect the country quite well.
Insurance: Rental car insurance can be expensive, so check your existing car insurance and credit card coverage to see if they provide rental car protection in Spain.
Tolls: Toll roads only cover around 30% of the motorways in Spain, so you will likely be able to get around them. Rental companies often offer toll payment options like prepaid boxes or post-trip billing.
Parking
Driving in Barcelona: Driving in Barcelona can be challenging. There are congested roads and limited parking. Familiarize yourself with traffic regulations before hitting the road.
Parking: Parking in Barcelona can be tricky and expensive. Look for designated parking areas or garages, and avoid leaving your car on the street for long periods.
