Barcelona Limousine Service

An artist’s city filled with spectacular sights, provocative architecture and world class art work, a limousine in Barcelona offers the most ideal way to see this remarkable city. With a chauffeur driver at the wheel taking charge of the road ahead, sit back and relax as you take in the passing views of the city,. See the many spectacular museums, heritage churches and chic restaurants amidst the many attractions that the capital of Catalonia has up its sleeve. For your limo drive in Barcelona take a tour of the Picasso Museum, La Sagrada Familia, the vibrant neighbourhood of La Rambla, the Barcelona Cathedral along with the many other must-see landmarks.

La Sagrada Familia

Our fleet of limousines in Barcelona lend themselves to a wide variety of occasions, whether you are planning a romantic getaway for two, a direct transfer for a group of corporate professionals or to commute a small crowd within the comfortable and spacious interior of a stretch limousine. Comfort Avenue is your one-stop-shop. Hire the Hummer limo in Barcelona for a tour around the city starting at the La Sagrada Familia, this highly impressive Cathedral is regarded as Antoni Gaudi's best work and finest masterpiece. Located in the pretty Eixample district, construction began in 1882, even after 133 years, the Cathedral is stil incomplete, its final culmination will be expected to mark a height in the neo-Gothic designs of Francisco de Paula del Villar.

Avinguda Diagonal

If you are arriving from Barcelona Airport, consider booking one of our limousine rentals for a highly comfortable Barcelona airport transfer. Our professional and friendly chauffeur drivers can readily pick you up and provide you with a tour of the city. A drive along Avinguda Diagonal (The Diagonal Avenue) is exceptionally pleasant, as the widest and one of the most prominent avenues in Barcelona. Commencing the beginning of an attempt to turn this ancient city into a planned city, it was designed by the leading civil engineer ILdefons Cerda. Over 11 kilometers, the avenue effectively divides the city is two running from west to east from Les Corts district to Sant Marti district.

Casa Mila

This drive will take you past the iconic Casa Mila, which is also known as La Pedrera, from any accounts, an unusual building it was also designed by Antoni Gaudi in 1906 and is today recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Housing the headquarters of the Fundacio Catalunya-La Pedrera and is in frequent use as a cultural center. Moving further along is the Casa Batllo, another of Gaudi’s architectural creations. This building together with Casa Amatller and Casa Lleo-Morera, comprises a series along the historic Passeig de Gracia, are together referred to as the "Block of Discord". In its time, the house was initially commissioned by a middle class family and in 1904 Gaudi was requested to refurbish the building, to its current highly artistic style.