Barcelona offers world-class architecture, Mediterranean beaches, and legendary nightlife, making it one of the easiest race weekends to pair with a holiday.
Barcelona Sants/Passeig de Gràcia ➔ Montmeló
Take the R2 or R2 Nord train to Montmeló station. From there, take the 10-minute shuttle bus or a 30-minute signposted walk to the track.
The Perfect F1 City Weekend
Designed around official track sessions so you can explore the city without missing lights out.
Gothic Quarter Tapas
Get lost in the historic Gothic Quarter and sample tapas at El Xampanyet.
Barceloneta Beach Drinks
Head to the beach chiringuitos (beach bars) for sunset beers.
El Born Bars & Cocktails
Explore vibrant cocktail lounges in the trendy Born neighborhood.
Plaça de Catalunya Celebrations
Meet up with fellow fans in the city centre to toast the race winner.
Sagrada Família Tour
Visit Gaudí’s awe-inspiring architectural masterpiece before your flight.
Staying an Extra Day?
Immerse yourself in Catalan art and architecture.
🏛️ Local Culture
- Park Güell:Iconic park with mosaic sculptures and city views.
🏁 Motorsport Fix
- Karting Cardedeu:Historic outdoor karting circuit near Montmeló.
Best Areas to Stay in Barcelona
Ranked by atmosphere, evening dining, and morning transit convenience to Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
Eixample / Passeig de Gràcia
Transit Route: Direct R2 Train
Upscale dining, iconic architecture, and direct train access to Montmeló.
Food, Pubs & F1 Atmosphere
Cervecería Catalana
Famous for fresh montaditos and seafood tapas.
Official Fan Zones & Pub Screenings
Looking to soak up the atmosphere in the city without a track ticket?
The George Payne
Huge screens and incredible international fan atmosphere in Urquinaona.
Top Sights (Non-Track Days)
Sagrada Família
Book tickets well in advance for Gaudí’s legendary basilica.