With a length of 2.892 miles, the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya is known for its thrilling 16 bends and a 1,200‑metre straight that runs alongside the pits and grandstands, where drivers often exceed 192 miles/hr. Over the years, it has hosted legendary driver battles, including Senna vs. Mansell in 1991, Schumacher vs. Hakkinen in 2001, and Hamilton vs. Rosberg in 2016, and it also holds a special place as the launchpad of Fernando Alonso’s F1 career. Last year, Oscar Piastri claimed victory here, with Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc completing the podium, demonstrating the circuit’s mix of speed, skill, and strategy.

Originally constructed in 1991 for the 1992 Barcelona Summer Olympics cycling events, the Montmeló circuit has become one of Europe’s most iconic tracks. Thanks to its unique mix of straights and turns, it is frequently used for pre‑season testing. In 2026, the race returns as the Barcelona‑Catalunya Grand Prix, scheduled for 12–14 June under the new technical regulations and updated Formula 1 calendar. The field will once again push the limits around this historic track, promising a weekend of speed, precision and renewed ambition on the tarmac.

Nostalgia, suspense and plenty of adrenaline... Don't miss this unforgettable weekend at the Barcelona-Catalunya circuit.

Your tickets are valid on 12, 13 and 14 June 2026 for the Spanish Grand Prix in the General Admission category (lawn area), Fan Grandstand (petrol blue) or Excellence Grandstand (yellow), depending on the offer you choose.

The Grand Prix consists of 66 laps, covering a total distance of 191.646 miles. The race weekend is organised as follows:

Friday 12 June 2026:

- Free practice 1 & 2

Saturday 13 June 2026:

- Free practice 3

- Qualifying

Sunday 14 June 2026:

- Spanish Grand Prix

Aqua Hotel Bertran Park 4* sits serenely in the heart of Lloret de Mar, tucked away on a calm street just a few minutes’ stroll from the shore. Its façade, framed by flowering shrubs and shaded pathways, opens onto a welcoming terrace where the gentle chatter of guests mingles with the soft rustle of palm leaves. Interiors are bright and airy, with subtle detailing that nods to the region’s coastal charm.

Beyond the hotel, the streets of Lloret de Mar pulse with Mediterranean energy. Golden beaches stretch along hidden coves, while local markets brim with fresh citrus and sun-dried tomatoes. Fishing boats bob in the harbour as cafés serve the aroma of grilled seafood and regional wines, and narrow lanes reveal centuries-old chapels and gardens where bougainvillaea climbs sun-warmed walls.

This is a half board stay. Your breakfast and evening meal will be served in the main restaurant (excludes drinks).  

Sunlight dances across the hotel’s outdoor pool, where the glistening water invites slow, effortless swims. The adjoining terrace and pergola provide a shaded sanctuary, perfect for reading, sipping a cool beverage, or simply feeling the warmth of the day.

A short walk leads to the nearby beach, where golden sand and the rhythmic sound of waves create a soothing backdrop. The gentle sea breeze carries the faint scent of salt and sun-warmed stone, while the Mediterranean waters invite refreshing dips. 

Get as close to the action as possible with your tickets for the Lawn area. Located off the west side of the circuit, these unnumbered and unseated seats will give you the chance to admire different views of the circuit, including the start/finish straight.

Take a seat in the upper part of the track, which gives you a spectacular view of the entire circuit. Here, you'll have a great view of some epic battles in the twistiest part of the circuit.

Positioned at the end of the start/finish straight, you'll experience thrilling battles and dramatic braking action at the iconic Turn 1.

Discover Barcelona's modernist treasures, admire the famous Sagrada Família, take a panoramic tour of the city's landmarks and stroll freely through the lively heart of the city.

Experience the history of FC Barcelona on a unique immersive tour, followed by free time in the heart of vibrant Barcelona.

Explore Barcelona in a different way on a 3-hour guided bike tour in a small group, through its emblematic districts, hidden streets, beaches and parks, punctuated by a relaxing break on a terrace.

Enjoy a day of culture between the medieval streets of Girona and the surreal world of the Dalí Museum in Figueres.

Discover Montserrat, one of Catalonia's most important spiritual sites, and reach its Benedictine abbey perched in the heart of a spectacular massif on board a cog railway offering unforgettable views.

Enjoy a free day in the heart of Barcelona to discover its emblematic districts, stroll along the Ramblas and explore the Gothic Quarter at your own pace, with return transport included.

Enjoy a festive 4-hour catamaran cruise from Lloret de Mar with a swim in a cove, an on-board barbecue and unlimited drinks in a friendly, musical atmosphere.

Discover the interior of Catalonia through the authentic villages of Rupit and Besalú, with a panoramic lunch at the Santuari del Far.

Set off on a festive catamaran cruise along the Costa Brava, with swimming in the creek, entertainment, barbecue lunch on board and drinks included.

Enjoy an authentic flamenco show by the Ballet de La Masia, with drinks included (Sangria, Cava or mineral water), for a vibrant and unforgettable evening.

Enjoy an unforgettable evening with a typical Spanish dinner followed by an authentic flamenco show, brought to life by the passion of La Masia Ballet.

The Marimurtra botanical garden in Blanes invites you to take an unforgettable walk among Mediterranean cliffs, exotic plants and breathtaking panoramic views.

Golden sands meet the sparkling waters of the Costa Brava in Lloret de Mar, a lively seaside town that perfectly blends historic charm with modern energy. The bustling promenades, lined with cafes and boutiques, offer a taste of the town’s vibrant atmosphere, while secluded coves nestled beneath towering cliffs provide a peaceful retreat. Whether you’re soaking up the sun on the lively beaches, wandering through serene gardens, or indulging in watersports and vibrant nightlife, Lloret de Mar promises an experience for every traveller. 

Must-sees: 

• Santa Clotilde Gardens: A stunning example of early 20th-century landscape design, with elegant terraces and panoramic views over the Mediterranean.
• Lloret Beach: The main stretch of sand in town, ideal for sunbathing, swimming, or enjoying the lively atmosphere.
• Castell d'en Plaja: A fairytale-like castle perched on the cliffs, offering breathtaking views of the coastline.
• Cala Boadella: A peaceful, secluded beach perfect for those looking to escape the crowds and enjoy the natural beauty of the Costa Brava.

Culinary culture:

Lloret de Mar is a food lover’s paradise, offering a mix of Mediterranean and Catalan dishes. Enjoy fresh seafood like paella and suquet de peix, or explore the many tapas bars serving local specialities such as tortilla española and escalivada. The town also boasts an excellent selection of international restaurants, ensuring a culinary journey for all tastes.

Dive Deeper:

To truly understand Lloret de Mar’s culture, take a guided tour of the town’s historic sites, including the medieval Iglesia de Sant Romà, where you can admire its intricate architecture and learn about the region’s history. For a deeper exploration of the Costa Brava’s natural beauty, head to the Arboretum of Santa Clotilde, a peaceful sanctuary with panoramic views and lush landscapes perfect for a relaxing walk.

Good to know:

Lloret de Mar is well-connected by road and rail, making it easy to explore the Costa Brava. The peak summer months can be busy, so booking in advance is advised. Dress comfortably for exploring, especially when visiting the beaches or historic sites.