The guy who waited on me was really nice, he spoke English which was a plus for me since I don't…read morespeak Spanish. The fees were pretty outrageous, but that's what happens when you're not prepared. The dollar was garbage compared to the Euro. Thanks trump!!

They were quick and helpful! Definitely a good place to stop and exchange. They also speak English…read morewhich was definitely great for us!

Good place to exchange your USD $ to Euros €. Note however, there is a significant fees that goes…read morewith it. We only exchanged enough cash as needed for taxi, buying water and fruits. So limit your cash spending for those needs only. Otherwise, I suggest use your credit cards at all time. You will save money on fees. Be mindful of any international credit card fees, and I don't recommend American Express as most merchants in Barcelona charges you, using AX. Use your Visa/MC instead. I used my Apple Card with zero international fees. I was a happy camper. I hope this helps out. Cheers!

My husband and I flew in and out of Barcelona International Terminal for a vacation in September…read more2025. The terminal had dozens of duty-free stores and restaurants. While we waited for our outgoing flight to depart, we browsed the stores and ate a meal. The Stamp store had a nice selection of souvenirs such as bull figurines, candies, decorated plates, t-shirts, and much more. Other stores sold clothing, accessories, books, toys, etcetera. Restaurants included international chains such as Burger King but also local ones such as Boldu, where we enjoyed cute and tasty donuts. Other resturants served tapas, sushi, chocolates, wines, coffees, etcetera. Overall, I think that this airport terminal had a decent number and variety of stores and restaurants to spend time while we waited for our flight.

Barcelona Airport was our hub for our travel to/from Spain and to surrounding cities, and I have to…read moresay, this airport ran pretty efficiently without any sort of pre-check of US travelers. When we arrived, getting through customs took under 30 minutes with a pretty long line, which we thought was a win. What I appreciated about this airport in comparison to US airports I've been to is how well stocked and maintained their priority pass lounges were. Depending on if you are flying out the EU or going back to the States, they have separate lounges, which we found out after standing in line for the wrong one on our way home lol. The lounges themselves offered decent food and plenty of drink options (alcoholic/non-alcoholic) and plenty of spaces to sit. Easily some of the best priority pass lounges we experienced so far. The airport is massive, with tons of shopping and food options. Coming from the States, things are way more expensive at airports but here it felt like it was slightly more expensive but manageable. Definitely an airport that if you had a significant delay, you'd have an easier time passing time at.

Rip off; read what you sign at this money exchange. I watched my buddy change $3000 USD and they…read moretook $750 USD as their commission at the location in Barcelona. He demanded his money back and they refused.

Absolute scam, avoid at the cost of 1/3 of your money. $300 USD equates to $203. A whopping $40 was…read moretaken out as a "transaction fee." They refused to give the money back.

Money changer on Pasa de Robles was a crook. I received $20 Euro's for $40 US Dollars, almost 50%…read morelower than the true exchange rate. I was given the excuse that once requested, there are no refunds, the area of town is the most expensive in Spain, rates are better with higher amounts, etc. Dishonest to take advantage of tourists to this degree.

Do NOT use this place for currency exchange. Terrible customer service. And the rate for commission…read morewas way too high. We lost $70 due to fees and when we asked to exchange our money back, they refused.