Travel & stay

Getting there

 

Traveling by plane

Recommended airport: Barcelona–El Prat Airport (BCN).

Getting from the airport to the city:

  • Taxi: ~20–30 minutes to the city centre

  • Aerobús: Direct shuttle to Plaça de Catalunya

Please note our wedding is taking place in a high season period. We recommend buying your plane tickets in advance.

Traveling by train

Barcelona is also easily reachable by train within Europe. From cities like Brussels and Amsterdam you can take a high-speed train (Eurostar) to Paris, and from there connect to a direct TGV to Barcelona Sants.

Wedding day transport

For everyone’s comfort and safety, we will arrange coach transport to and from the venue. Coaches will depart from and return to Carrer de Trafalfgar, 59, Eixample, 08010 Barcelona (near Arc de Triomf) at 15:15.

The venue is approximately a one-hour drive from Barcelona, so we kindly ask everyone to arrive a little early to ensure a relaxed journey and a smooth start to the festivities.

At the end of the celebration, a coach will bring everyone back to Barcelona. The party will end at 03:00, after which the coach will depart for the return journey.

Please note that there will be one coach to the venue and one coach back to Barcelona. If you already know that you will need to leave earlier, please let us know and we will be happy to help arrange a taxi service.

Traveling by car

If you’re coming by car, no worries. Free parking is available at the wedding venue. Let us know if this is your plan.

As a reminder, address is Mas Casamitjana, Carrer Casamitjana, El Moianès, 08180 Moià, Barcelona, Spain.

Accommodation

Barcelona offers a wide range of accommodation options, from boutique hotels to apartments. We recommend staying within the city, as transport to and from the venue will be provided.

Stay in the city

We recommend following accommodations in Barcelona: Vincci Mae, Casa Bonay, The Hoxton and Pratik Bakery. Each of these hotels offers a slightly different atmosphere, while all being well located within the city.

Barcelona is very easy to navigate by taxi or public transport, so whichever option you choose, getting to and from the wedding weekend events will be simple. We suggest booking early, as September is a popular time of year in the city.

Stay in the countryside

Alternatively, if you would like to spend a romantic getaway in the Catalan countryside, plan a stay in Boutique Hotel Urbisol (20 minutes by car from the venue),  Hotel Món Sant Benet (35 min by car from the venue) or a very cozy Airbnb (15 min by car from the venue).

Please let us know if you are planning to stay around the venue and we’ll give you contact details of taxis around the area.

Recommendations

Have a look at some of our personal recommendations for eating, drinking and sightseeing.

    • Compartir (sister-restaurant of best restaurant in the world Disfrutar, try out their “panchino”)

    • La Flauta (typical Spanish; favorite restaurant of Su’s abuela - go a bit earlier to write your name down)

    • Restaurant Gala (vibey; check out their Zoltar fortune teller in the basement)

    • Cerveseria Catalana (typical Spanish - go a bit earlier to write your name down)

    • Terrassa Martínez (paella with views)

    • Flax and Kale (healthy brunch; where we decided we wanted to move in with each other)

    • La Pepita (tapas: small place, generous portions)

    • El Nacional (tapas in a beautiful setting)

    • Pez Vela (paella at the beach)

    • Gallito (paella at the beach)

    • Fismuler

    • Leche de tigre (incredible Peruvian food)

    • Maldita Barra (trendy brunch, lunch - very on-brand for our wedding)

    • Salvaje (restaurant with a show, great for celebrations)

    • Honest Greens (low prices, healthy food)

    • Delacrem (ice cream)

    • Jon Cake (cheesecake to die for)

    • La Papa

    • Amauta

    • Som (bar & vinyls)

    • Old Coffees House

    • Sotaque Café

    • Good News (coffee to go)

    • NUDES (healthy shakes)

    • Raw Studio

    • Lady Babka

    • Balzac

    • Paradiso (voted best bar in the world at some point - go to get a place in the queue, have drinks somewhere else and come back when it’s your turn)

    • Dr. Stravinsky (also one of the best bars in the world)

    • Stravinsky Perfumerie (speakeasy, if Dr. Stravinsky is full)

    • Hotel Condes Rooftop (nice views, cocktails)

    • Curtis Audiophile Café (great bar with nice music to dance, but more lowkey)

    • Plaça del Sol / Plaça de la Vila de Gracia - vibes for a beer

    • Quillo Bar: food, vibes and flamenco

    • Sercotel Rosello: rooftop bar with views of Sagrada Familia

    • Sagrada Familia (also go inside, get your tickets in advance)

    • Casa Battló

    • Park Guell

    • Picasso Museum

    • El Born neighborhood

    • Barceloneta beach

    • Casa Batlló or La Pedrera at night - they normally play jazz (get tickets in advance)

    • MNAC: fountain with a nice show in the evening

    • Fundació Joan Miró (one of our favorite museums)

    • Surf/paddle board in Barceloneta

    • Frizzant: yoga classes in nice hotels with cool views

    • Bunkers in Carmel: great views of the city

    • Mercat dels encants (flea market)

    • Gabriel Garcia Marquez library

    • Hike Montserrat (bit further away but amazing hike)