Barcelona Bound: The Ultimate 3-Day Stag Do
Unleash the ultimate adventure in Barcelona for one last wild celebration before the big day.
22 April 2023
Pablo Escudero
Spain Travel Writer
A stag do trip to Barcelona offers the perfect mix of vibrant nightlife, delicious food and rich cultural experiences. During the day, explore the Gothic Quarter and La Rambla, or head to the beach for some sun, sea and sand. Come evening, indulge in the buzzing clubbing scene that Barcelona has to offer, with endless bars, clubs and DJs to keep you partying until the early hours.
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- Check into Generator Hostel Barcelona a lively hostel perfect for a stag do with its bar, DJ and rooftop terrace
- Take a stroll down La Rambla, an iconic street full of street performers, cafes and shops
- Enjoy tapas at La Boqueria market, an authentic food market full of fresh seafood, cured meats and cheeses
- Visit the Gothic Quarter with its narrow streets, historic buildings and street art
- End the night with a few drinks at El Raval, a trendy neighbourhood with cool bars and clubs
- Rent bikes and head to Barceloneta beach, a lively beach perfect for a day of sun, sand and sea
- Enjoy a boozy beach day with beers and cocktails at one of the many beach bars
- Head to Poble Sec, a neighbourhood filled with hidden gems and trendy bars
- Grab a bite to eat at Quimet & Quimet, a tapas bar famous for its delicious montaditos (small sandwiches)
- Hit up the city's vibrant club scene with a night out at Razzmatazz or Opium Barcelona
- Visit the iconic landmarks of Barcelona, including Gaudi's Park Guell and the Sagrada Familia
- Try some traditional Catalan cuisine at El Xampanyet, a rustic bar serving up delicious tapas and cava
- Head to Camp Nou, the famous stadium of FC Barcelona, for a tour and glimpse of the team's trophies
- End your trip with a bang at a flamenco show at Palau de la Musica Catalana, a stunning concert hall filled with intricate details and a stunning facade.
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How to get there
Plane
The best way to get to Barcelona by plane is to fly into Barcelona-El Prat Airport, the main international airport in the city, served by many major airlines from all around the world.
Car
The best way to get to Barcelona by car is to drive on the AP-7 toll motorway that runs all along the eastern coast of Spain, passing through cities like Valencia and Alicante before finally reaching Barcelona.
Train
The best way to get to Barcelona by train is to take a Renfe Train from Madrid to Barcelona. The journey takes around two and a half hours and the train station in Barcelona is called Sants Station.
Boat
The best way to get to Barcelona by boat is to take a ferry that runs from several cities along the Mediterranean coast, such as Rome or Palma de Mallorca, to Barcelona Port. There are several companies that provide this service including Grimaldi Lines and Balearia.
Bus
The best way to get to Barcelona by bus is to take a Eurolines coach that runs from major European cities to Estació del Nord Bus Station in Barcelona.