Cheap Car Rental in Barcelona from $4

Travel Information

Languages

Spanish, Catalan

Currency

EUR

Drive on

Right-hand side

Country code

+34

Average car rental price

$9 per day

Average car rental length

6 days

Speed limit within town

20 - 50 km/h or 12 - 31 mph

Speed limit out of town

90 - 120 km/h or 56 - 75 mph

Acceptable limit of BAC

0.05%

Rating

8.8 / 10

Average gas price

$1.74 per liter or $6.58 per gallon

Lowest gas price

$1.55 per liter or $5.87 per gallon

Highest gas price

$2.04 per liter or $7.74 per gallon

Why rent a car in Barcelona?

Barcelona is a great destination. A true world city, it has plenty to offer in terms of culture, history, and atmosphere. Having your own ride will let you explore its different neighborhoods, as well as the rest of Catalonia region.

One-Way Car Rentals in Barcelona

The most popular one-way rental options for pick up in Barcelona and drop off in another city include:

From Barcelona to Madrid - 361 offers from $7.31 per day
From Barcelona to Malaga - 467 offers from $7.31 per day
From Barcelona to Valencia - 376 offers from $7.31 per day
From Barcelona to Alicante - 225 offers from $7.31 per day
From Barcelona to Seville - 438 offers from $7.31 per day

Top ways to enter Barcelona

Barcelona El Prat Airport: Barcelona’s main airport is one of the largest in Europe and offers flights to countless destinations not only in Europe, but also Africa, Asia, and the Americas.
Girona-Costa Brava Airport: Serving Girona, Catalonia’s second city, Girona Airport is just 74 km (46 mi) north of Barcelona and is favored by low-cost airlines.
Reus Airport: Small, cozy, and mostly busy during summers, Reus Airport is located in Tarragona Province and is about an hour and a half’s drive away from Barcelona city center.

City facts

The home language of Catalonia is Catalan, still the first tongue of many Barcelona natives. While Catalan is related to Spanish, the two languages are not mutually understandable, and retains a much stronger French influence. Spanish is also understood and spoken by practically everyone in the city. The general knowledge of English is high.

Climate. Although Barcelona is further north than many other cities in Spain, its location on the Mediterranean ensures it enjoys warm and mild winters. The summers, on the other hand, can get very hot, and getting properly hydrated is important.

Barcelona is home to 9 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Antoine Gaude designed 7 of them.

Some local specialties that you won't want to miss are:

Paella - Dish made in a large fried pan with rice, garlic, peas, tomatoes, and sherry or white wine and topped with seafood.
Patatas Bravas - Twice-fried potato cubes served with a spicy tomato sauce and garlicky aioli.
Jamon Iberico - Red Iberian ham served in thin slices and often enjoyed with slices of Manchego cheese.
Gazpacho - Cold soup made with extra-riped tomatoes, bell peppers, garlic cloves, sherry vinegar, and extra virgin olive. Perfect for the hot Barcelona summers.
Chorizo - Vibrant-red pork sausage that is found cured, smoked, and often found hanging from market stalls.

Top sights and activities

Gaudí Architecture: The unique ideas of the Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí can be observed throughout the city in buildings of which La Sagrada Familia is just the most famous one, but by far from the only example. Barcelona is a metropolis of arts, and works of Salvador Dali and Pablo Picasso can also be seen in the city galleries.
La Rambla: Barcelona’s beating heart and main tourist attraction, walking La Rambla is the most Barcelona thing you can do. Proceed at a leisurely pace as you appreciate the food market, the street artist performances, and the general atmosphere.
Maritime Museum of Barcelona. Fittingly located inside the Gothic building of the former Barcelona Royal Shipyard, the Maritime Museum is dedicated to the seafaring and trading history of Barcelona, two industries that made the city the metropolis that it is today. From early navigational instruments to reconstructed ships, it is a fascinating place to explore. Located near the coast in the very center of Barcelona, the museum is easy to access from anywhere in the city.
The Barcelona Cathedral. Officially named The Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia, it is the seat of Barcelona’s Archbishop and one of the most picturesque places in town. The gothic architecture and panoramic roof make it one of the most visited places in town.
Picasso Museum. The legendary painter spent a large part of his life in Barcelona. He lived, studied, and, of course, painted a lot of pictures there, so now the city is home to one of the biggest Picasso collections on the planet.
Sant Sebastià Beach. Mostly referred to as Barceloneta, the city's beach was artificially made for the 1992 Summer Olympic Games and is one of the biggest draws of Barcelona.
Camp Nou. Home of FC Barcelona, one of the most iconic football (or soccer) clubs not just in Spain, but the whole world, Camp Nou is among the both largest and most atmospheric football grounds there are. Even if you are not a football fan, visiting the stadium on a matchday is a very memorable experience (though it is a good idea to book the tickets in advance).

Traffic and parking

Speed limits - 50km/h (31mph) in built-up areas, 90km/h (56mph) on most standard roads, 100km/h (62mph) on standard roads that are either one-way roads, roads with more than two lanes for at least one direction of traffic and roads with shoulders more than 1.5m wide, and 120km/h (74mph) on motorways (called autovías in Spain).
The car documentation and insurance always has to be inside a vehicle.
The driver and all passengers are required to wear seatbelts.
Children up to the age of 12 and measuring less than 135cm travelling on the front seat of a car must be seated in a child restraint system adapted to their size and weight.
Unnecessary use of audible warning devices (horns) is prohibited
The legal alcohol limit is 0.05% for experienced drivers and 0.02% for novice drivers
The emergency number is 112.
There parking areas in Barcelona can be generally divided into three parking types: free parking, the Green Area (more info) and the Blue Area (more info). Do note that some paid parking areas may become free during the weekends.
The Green Area (Àrea Verda) can be recognized by green painted lines. The price will vary depending on the location. You cannot park in Green Area for more than 1 or 2 hours.
The Blue Area (Àrea Blava) is a paid parking area for everyone, with time limit varying between 1 and 4 hours depending on the place. If you want to park here, you must purchase a ticket at the machines on the sidewalk and place it in a visible area of your car.
There are also free parking opportunities in Barcelona. Although many are not in the city centre, you may find a lot of them convenient. Some examples are: the subterranean parking of supermarket La Maquinista (Calle Potosí, 2), the area next to Parc Ciutadella (Calle de Ramón Turro), Montjuic area close to Fundación Miro and area around Calle Icaria
There are also many paid car parks in Barcelona, varying in price and proximity to city centre. Look up the on that might suit you the best on the official website.

Toll roads

Most of the roads inside the country are toll-free. Toll roads are called ‘carretera de peaje’. On maps and road signs, all toll roads have to include a letter P after the road type. The payment method may vary depending on the road, but most will accept cash. Regardless of the region, the average estimated price is €9.5 ($11.25) per 100km by car. See the official website for prices and more information.

Ideas for day trips

Castelldefels: Located in the southern suburbs of Barcelona, the beaches of Castelldefels are popular with everyone from football stars to foreign travelers and natives of Barcelona
Lleida. Sometimes overlooked by foreign travelers, the inland parts of Catalonia can be fascinating to explore, especially if you have your own ride. The farms, vineyards, and towns are where the traditional Catalan culture continues to thrive. Lleida, the largest inland city and a fine destination in its own right, is about 160 km (100 miles) northwest of Barcelona and can be reached in about two hours.
Girona. Similar to the beaches of Barcelona, but of a more untamed flavor, the coastal area of Costa Brava is an amalgamation of beaches, small coastal towns, and opportunities for water sports. Girona, the largest city in the region is an hour’s ride northeast of Barcelona and also has one of the best-preserved Jewish quarters in Europe.
Montserrat Monastery. Situated in the Montserrat mountain range just 45 km away from Barcelona, this spectacular monastery is one of the biggest attractions in Catalonia. It combines the stunning natural beauty of the region with the amazing architecture of Santa Maria de Montserrat abbey.
Valencia. Just 3 hours away from Barcelona, Valencia offers golden beaches, an incredible aquarium, and one of the very best zoos in the entire world.

Most popular cars

The most popular rental car in Spain is the Ford Fiesta, but travelers tend to also choose the Fiat 500 and the Ford Focus a lot. The most popular car types are economy, compact and mini.

Further destinations

For more about traveling around Spain with a rental car, check out our complete guide.

Provence and Southern France: From scenic coastal villages next to Mediterranean beaches and famous old cities like Marseille and Nice, the iconic Provence is France’s most famous destination after Paris. Ask your rental car provider in advance if they permit you crossing the border.
Valencian Community: Located next-door to Catalonia as you go south along the coast, the Valencian Community is home to unique culture, cuisine, and wine traditions, and boast the best paella in the whole of Spain. The region is also famous for the Costa Blanca including the resort city of Benidrom with its beaches and nightlife.
Andorra: The small mountainous principality tucked high in the Pyrenees between the borders of France and Spain, Andorra is one of Europe’s smallest countries but also an absolutely lovely place to visit. Many visitors come for the stunning, snow-capped peaks but stay for the delicious cuisine, relaxed vibe, and hospitality of the locals. Andorra is not a member of the European Union nor the Schengen Area, so if you are visiting the Schengen Area on a visa, you’ll need a multiple-entry one to either return to Spain or go on to France. It’s also a good idea to let your car rental company know in advance that you plan this trip, although most will allow it. The trip from Barcelona to Andorra takes about 2 hours and 50 minutes.
Madrid: Spain’s capital and Barcelona’s rival is different in atmosphere, but just as fascinating thanks to its busy cultural and music life, interesting history, and monumental architecture.
Aragon: Lying west of Barcelona and centered around Zaragoza, its capital, Aragon offers beautiful villages in its hillsides and valleys, and numerous outdoor activities in the mountains.

Car rental prices in Barcelona

Convertibles - from $7 per day
Station wagons - from $17 per day
Large cars - from $12 per day
Medium cars - from $5 per day
Vans - from $21 per day
Premium cars - from $16 per day
Small cars - from $4 per day
SUVs - from $6 per day

Money-saving and other tips

You can do a number of things to get a good car rental deal in Barcelona:

Compare rates of different rental car providers
Book your rental car well in advance
Plan your route before you go
Know your fuel and mileage requirements
Visit on the month when the rental prices are the cheapest. According to our data, visiting Barcelona is the cheapest in April when renting a car is about 28% cheaper than the yearly average and 51% cheaper than renting in July.

Top 20 cities near Barcelona

Lloret de Mar from $57.08 per day

77.3 km / 48 miles away
Reus from $13.90 per day

78 km / 48.5 miles away
Salou from $57.08 per day

82.9 km / 51.5 miles away
Girona from $13.18 per day

87.9 km / 54.6 miles away
Castellon from $17.60 per day

208.4 km / 129.5 miles away
Zaragoza from $22.21 per day

252.3 km / 156.8 miles away
Valencia from $5.81 per day

295.6 km / 183.7 miles away
Moraira from $31.38 per day

334.1 km / 207.6 miles away
Benissa from $31.64 per day

334.5 km / 207.8 miles away
Pamplona from $20.02 per day

351.4 km / 218.3 miles away
Benidorm from $19.02 per day

359.2 km / 223.2 miles away
San Sebastian from $20.21 per day

401.1 km / 249.2 miles away
Alicante from $6.26 per day

403.6 km / 250.8 miles away
Torrevieja from $23.53 per day

437.7 km / 272 miles away
Bilbao from $4.28 per day

466.8 km / 290.1 miles away
Murcia from $3.64 per day

475.9 km / 295.7 miles away
Madrid from $4.91 per day

483.1 km / 300.2 miles away
Burgos from $22.31 per day

489.1 km / 303.9 miles away
Santander from $6.86 per day

539.2 km / 335 miles away
Valladolid from $20.09 per day

568.2 km / 353.1 miles away

Top 20 locations near Barcelona

Barcelona Airport from $4.15 per day
Barcelona Castelldefels

8.2 km / 5.1 miles away
Barcelona Train Station from $9.24 per day

10.5 km / 6.5 miles away
Barcelona Rambla de Catalunya from $26.56 per day

12.7 km / 7.9 miles away
Downtown from $19.83 per day

13 km / 8.1 miles away
Reus Airport from $13.90 per day

78 km / 48.5 miles away
Girona Airport from $13.18 per day

87.9 km / 54.6 miles away
Girona Train Station from $18.58 per day

97.6 km / 60.6 miles away
Castellon Airport from $49.09 per day

208.4 km / 129.5 miles away
Zaragoza Train Station from $22.21 per day

252.3 km / 156.8 miles away
Valencia Train Station from $18.23 per day

291.8 km / 181.3 miles away
Valencia Airport from $5.81 per day

295.6 km / 183.7 miles away
Alicante Airport from $6.26 per day

403.6 km / 250.8 miles away
Bilbao Airport from $4.28 per day

466.8 km / 290.1 miles away
Downtown from $20.35 per day

467.4 km / 290.4 miles away
Region de Murcia International Airport from $3.64 per day

475.9 km / 295.7 miles away
Madrid Airport from $4.91 per day

483.1 km / 300.2 miles away
Burgos Train Station from $23.34 per day

490.6 km / 304.8 miles away
Madrid Chamartin Train Station from $11.99 per day

492.8 km / 306.2 miles away
Madrid Atocha Train Station from $9.31 per day

495.2 km / 307.7 miles away

What is the cheapest month to rent a car in Barcelona?

Car rental prices in Barcelona vary by time of year. This graph shows the average prices per month to help you find the best time of year to rent.

Average rental costs per day in Barcelona

$17.99

January

$21.44

February

$30.65

March

$20.88

April

$24.58

May

$29.47

June

$34.63

July

$37.67

August

$23.39

September

$25.75

October

$20.41

November

$28.54

December

The cheapest month to rent a car in Barcelona is January (when prices average $17.99 per day). This is 32% cheaper than the yearly average and 52% cheaper than renting in August (when prices average $37.67).

This information can help you identify the low season. But these are only average numbers. How much your car rental will cost will depend on the type of vehicle you rent, how long you’ll rent it for, and how far ahead you book. Simply enter your dates in the form at the top of the page to see the exact prices.

What’s the usual rental length in Barcelona?

How long travelers keep their rental cars for varies from month to month: in April, the average renter keeps their car for 7 days, and in January, they keep their car for 5 days.

Average number of rental days in Barcelona

5

January

6

February

6

March

7

April

6

May

7

June

7

July

7

August

7

September

6

October

6

November

6

December

What's the most popular month to rent a car in Barcelona?

Based on the number of searches by our customers, the most popular month for renting a car in Barcelona is August, and the least popular is November.

Monthly searches in Barcelona by pick-up date relative to the average

64%

January

78%

February

79%

March

87%

April

117%

May

123%

June

136%

July

140%

August

124%

September

111%

October

61%

November

78%

December

Car rental information

Car rental locations	14
Airport locations	1
Popular suppliers	Record-go, Centauro, Goldcar, Ok Mobility, Nizacars Rent A Car
Popular car categories	Small cars, SUVs, Medium cars, Vans
Lowest price	$4 per day
Cheapest supplier	Nizacars Rent A Car

Most popular car models of rental suppliers

Rental Supplier	Model	Doors	Luggage	Type
Record-go	Fiat 500X	5	3	Medium cars
Record-go	Opel Corsa	5	1	Small cars
Record-go	Fiat 500	3	1	Small cars
Record-go	Seat Arona	5	2	SUVs
Centauro	Fiat 500	3	1	Small cars
Goldcar	Volkswagen Polo	5	1	Small cars
Goldcar	Toyota Aygo	3	1	Small cars
Centauro	Ford Focus	5	2	Medium cars
Centauro	Opel Corsa	4	1	Small cars
Centauro	Nissan Juke	5	2	SUVs

Our customers' reviews

Because we want to make sure each review listed here is left by a real customer, we don’t have the option to post a review here. Instead, we ask each and every customer to leave a review after they return their rental car. This way, you know that all reviews are authentic.

PG

Canada

Opel Corsa

10/1/24

We had a problem with parking at Peñiscola Other than that perfect

JS

Canada

Fiat 500X

9/19/24

We drove from Barcelona to Madrid to Salamanca in Spain. Then to Porto, Averio, Fatima, Tomar, Sintra/Lisboa to Lagos in Portugal. Then back into Spain, Sevilla, Velencia then back to Barcelona. Everything was spectacular.

LM

United Kingdom

Toyota Corolla

9/15/24

Photo 3 by Luis Maranon d. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Barcelona (9/15/24)

Photo 4 by Luis Maranon d. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Barcelona (9/15/24)

AJ

Hong Kong

Ford Focus

8/21/24

I visited the middle part of Spain. I loved it.

DM

Ireland

Renault Megane

7/23/24

Attending my son’s wedding near Moia.

RS

United Kingdom

Peugeot 3008

5/26/24

Travelling took a very long time but Lloret de mar was nice when we got there.

TO

Netherlands

Opel Corsa

3/9/24

Beautiful area.

GO

Romania

Opel Crossland

3/5/24

Drive for ski in Andorra. Great drive through the mountains. Return was a bit tricky because of a local (agriculture) demonstration by the border of Spain and France. Waze not that useful in the situation. Probably is not used that much in the area?

RL

Canada

Ford Focus

2/19/24

Discovered the beautiful area of Javea/Xabia spain and met my second cousin for the first time. The drive down the coastal area was fantastic, the roads and highways were great, the signage was easy to navigate even though in a different language. Rhonda was a favourite and visiting the Cuevo de la Pieta was fantastic and the views in Rhonda breathtaking. Loved Jerez and Cadiz, beautiful and quaint.

SM

Portugal

Fiat Panda

1/29/24

Pleasantly scenic trip through Catalunha and across the Pyrenees; Andorra remains charming even without much snow (enough for a pleasant ski) less than three hours' drive from Barcelona. The car greatly facilitates the individual journey between Barcelona-Andorra-Barcelona, and arround towns.

AW

Ireland

Fiat 500X

1/26/24

Great road trip and wonderful food!

Photo 2 by Anson Wong G. about renting a Fiat 500X in Barcelona (1/26/24)

Photo 3 by Anson Wong G. about renting a Fiat 500X in Barcelona (1/26/24)

Photo 4 by Anson Wong G. about renting a Fiat 500X in Barcelona (1/26/24)

Photo 5 by Anson Wong G. about renting a Fiat 500X in Barcelona (1/26/24)

Photo 6 by Anson Wong G. about renting a Fiat 500X in Barcelona (1/26/24)

Photo 7 by Anson Wong G. about renting a Fiat 500X in Barcelona (1/26/24)

Photo 8 by Anson Wong G. about renting a Fiat 500X in Barcelona (1/26/24)

Photo 9 by Anson Wong G. about renting a Fiat 500X in Barcelona (1/26/24)

FB

Italy

Peugeot 308

12/22/23

Sports Nature Food

SB

United Kingdom

Opel Corsa

12/15/23

Everything was fine except the car model

ER

United States of America (USA)

Opel Corsa

12/6/23

My wife and I flew into Barcelona and drove to Valencia where we live part time. When I picked up my car I was given a surprise upgrade. I will rent again from RecordGo

RD

Brazil

Opel Vivaro

12/5/23

It was a tourist trip with 5 other people.

NL

Colombia

Opel Corsa Hatchback

11/4/23

Work wise excelente

PD

Serbia

Peugeot 3008

10/27/23

Andorra is magnificent

LF

United Kingdom

Fiat 500

10/27/23

HJ

United States of America (USA)

Opel Crossland

10/24/23

Went to Tarragona for 2 nights, Valencia 3 nights, Sitges for 2 nights. Looked and walked around each city's historical sites, restaurants, and places of interests. Espana is such a beautiful country, as well as the Spanish people and their amazing culture.

Photo 2 by Hwan J. about renting a Opel Crossland in Barcelona (10/24/23)

Photo 3 by Hwan J. about renting a Opel Crossland in Barcelona (10/24/23)

Photo 4 by Hwan J. about renting a Opel Crossland in Barcelona (10/24/23)

Photo 5 by Hwan J. about renting a Opel Crossland in Barcelona (10/24/23)

Photo 6 by Hwan J. about renting a Opel Crossland in Barcelona (10/24/23)

Photo 7 by Hwan J. about renting a Opel Crossland in Barcelona (10/24/23)

MB

Australia

Fiat 500X

10/19/23

Loved Spain, it’s country side and it’s climbing.

CS

Canada

Opel Corsa

10/15/23

Spain is absolutely gorgeous

RS

Canada

Seat Arona

10/13/23

loved costal Spain and southern France. Highways were good. Surprized at cost of toll roads - close to $200 Euro for our trip. Parking is a premium. Always check to make sure your accommodations have parking available and if so is there an additional cost. We did check but assumed there was not a cost but we paid about $100 Euro for parking and every accommodation we booked said parking was provided.

IY

Canada

Peugeot 2008

9/22/23

Parking extremely difficult to find in some cities, such as Alicante. MG SUV is too big for many parking garages and there was a high risk of damaging car when manouvering in parking garages.

OD

Czech Republic

Nissan Juke

9/19/23

Football match,Barcelona trip

KS

Israel

Peugeot 2008

7/26/23

It was very fantastic trip, i likr it so much

BG

United States of America (USA)

Opel Corsa

7/11/23

We spent five days in Barcelona and tried to visit as many places as possible, we probably needed ten to visit all our destinations. Highlights included a day trip to Sitges, Ava Maria cathedral, Russinol museum, Guell Park, Olympic village, Spanish Village, Teleféric to Muntjuic Castle, Miro Museum, La Sagrada Familia, Camp Nou, the beaches of Castledeffeles, and so many other places in and around Barcelona.

BW

United Kingdom

Ford Focus

7/10/23

Beautiful relaxing location and accom

LC

Portugal

Seat Ateca

6/25/23

Great beaches to go to

SN

Israel

Opel Astra STW

6/20/23

Hello, I still haven't received the 200 euro deposit back from the rental company?

TW

United Kingdom

Alfa Romeo Stelvio

6/7/23

Went to Banyoles and Besalu in spring. Absolutely beautiful lake and forts and not too hot or busy.

SS

United States of America (USA)

Seat Arona

6/1/23

My friend and I traveled within Barcelona, then to Girona and Tossa de Mar! I had never been to Spain so there was a bit of a learning curve, but our Subaru XV was a great vehicle for us. I was the first to drive it, as we were given a new car!

RI

Canada

Fiat 500

5/31/23

Travelling with my daughters

PT

Slovakia

Opel Corsa

5/30/23

bad parking in barcelona and its surrounding

KA

Saudi Arabia

Peugeot 5008

5/29/23

everything

PP

Latvia

Fiat 500

5/17/23

on a sunny day, you definitely should go to the Park de la Ciutadella. such a great place to have a picnic or just to enjoy the sun. also there was a lot of parrots flying around. Gironas old town was looking like an art piece. Also if you are planning to rent an electric mobile, not really knowing the city or county in general, be aware that on the highway, in wind and rain, the battery go down a lot faster.

PW

United States of America (USA)

Fiat 500

5/11/23

Went With The Love Of My Life ..Started Out In Barcelona..To The Basque County..Then To The Wine Region..Many Adventures Along The Way .And Then Back To Barcelona..Amazing

EF

United States of America (USA)

Peugeot Riffter

5/10/23

Bike trrip at Rocacorba it was amazing

SC

Spain

Renault Espace

4/14/23

Nature

MH

Cyprus

Seat Arona

4/10/23

Sports Activities - Football Tournament - Mundialito 2023 - Amazing Cambrills and Salou - Great people - Nice food - Quality Hotels and Parking

YL

Israel

Seat Leon

4/1/23

RR

United States of America (USA)

Mercedes Benz B Class

1/23/23

We rented car for a day to explore outside of city of Barcelona. Visited monastery, winery and Gaudi attractions.

KB

Malaysia

Seat Arona

1/23/23

The hospitality people are awesome.

CM

United Kingdom

Fiat 500

12/1/22

I used my rental car to visit the river Ebro at Caspe. Fantastic fishing and stunning scenery. I absolutely love the place

DW

United Kingdom

Tesla 3

11/20/22

MO

Turkey

Jeep Compass

9/30/22

We loved Barcelona

AM

Poland

Ford Fiesta

8/25/22

Barcelona is magic and beutifull city. You have only to keep in mind that the best place to park a car is to find something in many underground parking places (payable - but the cost aren’t high - it is acceptable for good prepared place with good conection). My car was very nice C3 new, small but easy to park and handle, less fuel consumption. Thank you very much Kind Regards Albert

MK

Norway

Ford Fiesta

8/16/22

First time on vacation in Spain, fantastic family camping, nice weather, very beatiful coustsights, delicious food. Definetely I will come back. Situation with car rental company (additional cost) leaves me with disgust.

CR

Germany

Fiat 500

6/12/22

We‘ve visited the botanic garden and the beach in Blanes. Perfect for a day trip from Barcelona

HT

Singapore

Opel Mokka

6/6/22

Spain is a beautiful country, especially the little villages and towns.

HO

Canada

Seat Leon

5/21/22

If you are from North America, you’d like to reserve an automatic car and a not too big one to be able to navigate the City and especially the parking garages. All others should be fine.