Gear up for a thrilling race weekend! Formula 1 Grand Prix of Catalonia takes place at Montmeló on the outskirts of Barcelona. Showcasing panoramic views from the Grandstands and some of the most popular General Admission areas, true F1 fans are quick to snap up tickets for this exciting date on the F1 calendar.

Built in 1991 for the start of the 1992 Summer Olympics cycling event in Barcelona, the circuit is 4.7 kilometres long and has 16 corners and a 1200m long straight that runs alongside the pits and grandstands, and where it is not uncommon for drivers to exceed 310 km/h! Over the years, it has been the scene of epic duels between drivers: Senna vs Mansell in 1991, Schumacher vs Hakkinen in 2001 or Hamilton vs Rosberg in 2016.

In 2023, the two-time reigning world champion Max Verstappen will be keen to defend his crown and win this grand prix for the second time in a row. But he will have his work cut out for him as Lewis Hamilton, dethroned in 2021 and 2022, will be keen to win again on this track and attempt to claim an eighth world championship title. In the shadow of this intense rivalry, Charles Leclerc will also be trying to make up for a disappointing 2022 season.

Get ready for the return of the Spanish Grand Prix!

Nostalgia, excitement and plenty of adrenaline... don't miss this unforgettable weekend at the Barcelona-Catalunya circuit!

Your ticket is valid for 2nd, 3rd and 4th June 2023 for the Spanish Grand Prix. 

Your ticket:

- General Admission (lawn)

Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya reserves the right to modify any details without prior notice.

During your Grand Prix weekend, stay in one of the 4* hotels we have specially chosen for you to relax peacefully after a day at the circuit. 

- If you stay in Barcelona, you will stay at the Ayre Gran Via 4* hotel which is located next to the Plaça Espana and 15 minutes by metro from the seaside or the Rambla. This offer is based on a Bed and Breakfast stay.  

- As part of your stay on the Costa Brava, you can enjoy the sunshine and the seaside at the 30 Degrees Hotel Pineda Splash or Europa Splash (or similar). This offer is based on a Half Board stay (excluding drinks).

Enjoy a bright, airy room with magnificent beach views in Malgrat de Mar or Pineda de Mar. This room is equipped with air conditioning, a safe, a flat-screen TV with satellite reception and a minibar, among other amenities.

Enjoy your Catalan stay in a comfortable Standard Room. Its cosy and tastefully furnished living space offers pleasant views of the city.

Get up close to the action with your open seating tickets on the lawn. Located off the west side of the circuit, these unnumbered and unseated seats will give you the opportunity to admire different perspectives of the circuit including the start/finish straight.

Take a seat in the upper part of the track, which will give you a spectacular view of the entire circuit. Here you will have a front row seat to the epic battles in the most winding part of the circuit.

These tickets give you access to different stands and allow you to observe the main braking zones where the attacks are made by the drivers. Spectacle guaranteed!

Located at the end of the start/finish straight, you will enjoy the most intense battles on this legendary straight. Hold on tight!

Get on and off the bus at your leisure to discover Barcelona! Your 2-day transport pass allows you to visit the Catalan capital at your own pace.

Move around freely and enjoy the best of Barcelona at your own pace with the Barcelona Pass! 

Book your ticket for the monumental area of Güell Park, to be sure to enjoy the most outstanding area with the different works of Gaudi!

Admire the splendours of Barcelona's Sagrada Familia, avoiding the queues with your ticket!
 

Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia, an autonomous state in Spain’s northeast, where you can experience this region’s unique culture in a lively and cosmopolitan city. Situated on the Mediterranean coast, here, it’s possible to combine a trip to a modern and bustling city with a relaxed beach break while discovering some of the country’s best museums and galleries.

In the centre of the city, the skyline is dominated by the iconic La Sagrada Familia, a still-unfinished church designed by Antoni Gaudí in the late-nineteenth century. To see more of Gaudi’s unique vision, head to Park Güell in the north of the city, where you’ll be granted a stunning view of the narrow streets of the city centre. If you're hankering for modern Catalan art and sculpture, the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art is the place to go, which offers a collection spanning 5,000 works.

As the sun goes down, enjoy an authentic paella or tapas alongside a local Catalonian wine in the Gothic district of the city, the Barri Gòtic. Afterwards, the best sunset views are achieved by getting the cable car up the Montjuïc Mountain, where you can relax beside a 17th-century fortress. Further out of the city, Tibidabo Mountain offers a breathtaking vista over the city and the Mediterranean Sea, as well as the charming sight of a small amusement park - where else in the world can you ride a rollercoaster 500 m above sea level?