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Hotel Regina
Eixample, Barcelona
Rooms blocked — mention the wedding at booking.
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Travel Tips
Traveling internationally takes planning, and we want to make it as smooth as possible. Below you’ll find everything you need to get to Barcelona and feel at home once you arrive.
Where to stay
Barcelona hotels
We have reserved a block of rooms at the following hotels. Mention the wedding when booking to access the group rate. We recommend booking early as availability is limited.
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Hotel Pulitzer
Eixample, Barcelona
A nearby suggestion — close in spirit and distance.
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Getting to Barcelona
From New York
Direct flights from JFK are available through several carriers. Iberia tends to offer the most flexible schedules and competitive fares, with an overnight option that lands you in Barcelona in the morning — a great way to hit the ground running.
From Maryland / Virginia
BWI and Dulles both offer a range of connecting options, typically via Atlanta, Lisbon, or Madrid.
From Colombia
Avianca and Iberia both serve the route well, with direct and one-stop options connecting through Madrid.
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Getting to the city
By taxi
The most direct option. Typical fare ranges from €30–40 and most major credit cards are accepted. Please note that Discover and American Express are not widely accepted in Spain.
By bus
The Aerobús (A1/A2) runs 24 hours between the airport and Plaça Catalunya and is a reliable, affordable option.
Hotel transfers
Some hotels offer airport pickup. It’s worth checking directly with your accommodation before you arrive.
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Getting around & safety
On foot
The city is made for walking. Most neighborhoods are connected and navigable on foot, and the metro covers everything else. Taxis are easy to hail on the street or book through FreeNow. Uber and Cabify are also available.
Metro & taxi
The metro covers everything else. Taxis are easy to hail via FreeNow. Uber and Cabify are also available.
Safety
Barcelona is a welcoming and generally safe city. That said, petty theft does occur in busy areas — keep bags zipped, phones in pockets, and stay aware in crowded spots like the metro and Las Ramblas. A cross-body bag goes a long way.
Our Barcelona
Explore the city with our map
We have put together a Google Map with all of our favorite spots, the venue, and everything you need to navigate the weekend. Open it on your phone and keep it handy.