Car rental in Barcelona
Barcelona, the second largest city in Spain, is located between the Montjuic, Tibidabo and Montserrat mountains from the west, and the Mediterranean beach from the east. Here you can find the Gothic quarter, La Rambla pedestrian mall, Placa de Catalunya, the Modernist buildings designed by Gaudi and countless markets, restaurants and tourist attractions.
Around two million people live in Barcelona, which is considered to be one of the leading tourist sites of the world, thanks to convenient weather during most of the year. Another important symbol of the city is its popular football team, F.C Barcelona, whose games attract football fans from around the world.
Ofran operates in Barcelona with several major car rental companies, such as Europcar, Budget, Enterprise and Centauro. which are located in the airport, as well as in the city center.
Advantages of booking a car rental in the Barcelona with Ofran:
◾ A wide selection of vehicles for rent in a variety of sizes. From mini-category cars suitable for a short trip with little equipment, to family vehicles, SUVs, station wagons, minivans, and luxury cars.
◾A wide distribution of stations in Europe, at the main airports, in city centers, and at selected tourist sites.
◾Peace of mind and security that come with the insurance coverage and the award-winning service of a leading companies in the industry - offering rental plans that include waiver of deductible and extended third-party insurance up to one million US dollars.
By booking a car rental in Barcelona with Ofran, you can enjoy all the advantages of a rental car during your trip abroad with an international rental company - excellent service and the ability to manage your time independently and freely as required on a trip in this vast and diverse country.
Las Ramblas
Barcelona's most iconic street spans approximately one and a half kilometers of scenic walkway, extending from Plaça Catalunya to Port Vell. Renowned as the city's primary tourist hub, it harmoniously blends modernity with tradition.
Here, you'll find vendors selling the latest tech gadgets side by side with traditional flower stalls, ice cream vendors, and candy shops offering samples of crema catalana, the region's unique take on crème brûlée. As for the safety of personal belongings, it is wise to remain vigilant. Although pickpocketing still occurs, the experience of strolling down Las Ramblas is considered essential, as evidenced by its 78 million annual visitors.
Camp Nou
The home ground of FC Barcelona, Camp Nou, is a magnet for millions of visitors each year, including those who aren't avid football fans. They come to experience the stadium's allure. With a capacity of 99,354 seats and potential plans for expansion, it houses a museum celebrating the team and its legendary players, with Messi often at the forefront. Visitors can explore the players' tunnel and view the club's impressive collection of trophies. Matches are scheduled according to the season, and with some planning, it's possible to secure tickets to witness a live game.