Barcelona stag do - stag weekends in Barcelona

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Apart from simply enjoying the festival atmosphere of the summer months or the relaxed cool of the low season, Barcelona offers plenty for the active visitor! For your Barcelona stag weekends we'll put on more Barcelona activities and entertainment than a table full of tapas! You have the opportunity to watch one of the greatest football teams on the planet, FC Barcelona, go karting at one of the slickest tracks on the continent, splat the stag paintball, charter a yacht for some Barcelona stag weekend sailing, hit the beach for a medley of watersports or even partake of a Barcelona stag do biking bar tour!

In the evening it's just a city waiting for you to party. In bustling Barcelona you can salsa from all hours to the small hours with every manner of stag weekend entertainment from hosted bar tours and awesome nightclubs to eye popping lap dancing and casinos to Spanish stag suppers! Whatever you gents need, we're here to help you get the best from your Barcelona stag do!

ground information in Barcelona

weather:
This popular Spanish city enjoys pleasant weather all year round. The weather here is massively influenced by the sea, which ensures the winters are mild and the summer is always warm and sunny. A lot of visitors consider spring and early summer to be the best time to visit the city as the temperatures are comfortable and there is plenty of sunshine. Some of the best weather actually comes in September, October and November when the average temperatures still hover around 18º. From May onwards Barcelona is always full of sunshine so it’s perfect for a stag do by the beach. There's no better than a Barcelona stag do in the summer!

getting around the city:
Many parts of Barcelona are best seen on foot, but all except the keenest city walkers will use public transport to reach major Barcelona attractions like La Sagrada Familia and Parc Guell. Bar the central old town, the city is made up of a grid system of streets that makes getting around in Barcelona pretty straightforward. If you want to get out of the sunshine, the Barcelona metro is a fast and cheap way to cover the longer distances. You may find it best to buy a 10 journey ticket for the weekend, which can also be used on Barcelona buses. Taxis in Barcelona are easy to hail and are always metered. There may be supplements for large bags and popular destinations like the airport. Like all other Spanish cities, taking a taxi is a normal way to get around the city rather than an expensive luxury.

money:
The currency in Spain is the Euro. Credit cards, including AMEX, are widely accepted in most of the high streets shops, restaurants and hotels in the city. Many smaller restaurants and hostels may still not have credit card payment facilities so it’s always worth having travellers cheques and some Euros on you. Spanish auto banks will enable anyone with a visa-based card to withdraw cash from their home account and these days you can also withdraw cash using most switch cards. Unfortunately, Barcelona is known for it’s petty theft problem so it’s recommended that you only carry around the amount of money that you'll use in that day, not what you have for the whole weekend.