Parking in Gran Vía - Barcelona

Where to park near Barcelona's Gran Via?

Parking in the centre of Barcelona is an impossible task. There is constant traffic and the few free spaces available are in the blue zone, which hardly allow you to enjoy your visit.

The best thing to do is to find a car park on Barcelona's Gran Vía to reserve a space. Below, we show you the nearest Saba car parks:

• Parking Saba Bamsa Rambla Cataluña. Located at Rambla de Catalunya, 16, 08007, just a few steps from Gran Vía de les Corts Catalanes. This parking near Gran Vía is open 24 hours a day, has electric vehicle charging, electric bicing, motorbike spaces and the maximum height to access with a vehicle is 2 metres.

• Parking Saba Bamsa Passeig de Grácia-Consell de Cent. Located at Passeig de Gràcia 33, 08007, next to Casa Batlló and just a few steps from Gran Vía. It is open 24 hours a day, has charging for electric vehicles, spaces for people with reduced mobility, spaces for motorbikes and has a height limit of 2 metres for vehicles.

• Parking Saba Bamsa Plaza Urquinaona. Located in Plaza Urquinaona, 08010, a 5-minute walk from Gran Vía. It is open 24 hours a day and its services include spaces for people with reduced mobility, motorbike spaces and electric bicing. The maximum height allowed for vehicles is 2 metres.

• Parking Saba Bamsa Diputació. It is located on Carrer de la Diputació, s/n, 08007, a few steps from Gran Via. It is open 24 hours a day and its services include charging for electric vehicles, spaces for people with reduced mobility, spaces for motorbikes and a vending machine. The maximum height allowed for vehicles is 2 metres.

If you need a parking near Gran Vía, the best option is to go to one of the ones on this list. They are all just a few metres away and you can book a space from the Saba app to guarantee a carefree journey.

What to do in the Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes area?

Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes is in the centre of Barcelona. It has a wide variety of points of interest that will complete your experience.

Plaça d'Espanya

Plaça d'Espanya, designed by the modernist architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch during the Universal Exhibition of 1929, is a crucial point in Barcelona. It connects with Sants, Gran Vía, Paral-lel and Montjuïc. At its centre is the Fountain of the Three Seas, by Josep Maria Jujol, which symbolises the seas surrounding the peninsula.

Also located in this vibrant square are the old Arenes bullring, converted into an outstanding shopping centre, and the Fira de Barcelona, the venue for commercial events, accompanied by the Venetian towers that welcome you to Montjuïc.

Joan Miró Park

Joan Miró Park, built on the site of the city's former slaughterhouse, covers four blocks of L'Eixample. It is a place to enjoy, with several entrances leading to spaces that are diverse in structure and use. The pine grove has kiosk terraces, children's play areas and petanque courts in the palm grove, with a dedicated area for dogs. This versatile park offers options for all ages and preferences, making it a lively and diverse place.