Day Games
Rugby (Touch)
Padel
Beach Volleyball (Quads)
And for supporters, there will be a whole host of sideline activities, including:
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Live bands and DJs
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Mini sports competitions
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Inflatable sports and whatever crazy things we can think of
Who are your Competitors?
Spring Games by Night
When you come to Barcelona you take on the Spanish nightlife, and we would not want you to leave disappointed!
Welcome Event
We’ll take you to one of our favorite spots, where you can start to meet your rivals of the next few days, and get the party going.
Night Club
After a great day of competition on the beach, you’ll be hosted at one of the famous Barcelona clubs. After a cocktail introduction to meet and mingle with your fellow competitors, you'll party Spanish style - til the sun comes up!
Saving the best for last
Another day of the competition ending with a memorable party! We celebrate the last night soaking up Barcelona's night scene like there's no tomorrow.
Destination: Barcelona (Will be moved to a separate page)
We're ready to host you in our home, Barcelona! We know you'll love it. Barcelona has everything:
Arriving in Barcelona
Barcelona has one main airport, Barcelona-El Prat (BCN). Barcelona is reasonably small, and a taxi to the center will only cost you around €30.
Where to Stay?
Barcelona is the 3rd top European city in terms of tourism. As such, there is a huge range of accommodation options, from top hotels such as the W hotel on the beach to the more student-friendly Airbnb options.
In terms of location, there are several districts in Barcelona. We recommend staying in the Eixample district, which is a great jumping-off point for IESE Spring Games beach and field locations, as well as being close to the main tourist attractions of the city.
Map of Barcelona
Please focus your lodging search in the below-designated areas, which have easy access to public transportation as well as taxis.
L'Eixample District
Gràcia District
