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The more recent of Gaudí's many projects to be opened to the public is the Casa Vicens. Built between 1883 and 1885 and declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2005, Casa Vicens was the first h...

The Museu nacional d'art de Catalunya, MNAC for short, hosts many temporary exhibits through the year, but it is also known for for its Romanesque collection of mural paintings. Here you can also find...

The park has evoked polarising opinions for its design and a whimsical combination of classical sculptures and modernist elements. A re-invention of a former steam-powered mill, it is worth a gander i...

Designed in 1792, this parc surrounds Torre Soberana, a 14th-century country house redecorated in the Arabesque style. Wander the garden's lavish maze and romantic gardens to discover sculptures of my...

Two of Barcelona's most popular beaches, Mar Bella & Bogatell are just a few minutes apart. Mar Bella is a naturist and gay friendly beach, while Bogatell is known for volleyball and sunbathing. Both ...

The largest metropolitan park in the world (85km2) is a tranquil parkland just 15km from central Barcelona. Nestled in a mountain range, this park teems with biodiversity and is home to over 190 speci...

Explore the colourful and gritty streets of El Raval, Barcelona's hip alternative neighbourhood. Guides will point out street art to give you an overview of the city's distinct culture. Points of note...

Flamenco originates in Andalusia, a region with a strong presence in Barcelona. Some of the world's best-known Flamenco dancers hail from here, and it's the perfect place to learn the basics of this m...

Antoni Gaudi's ambitious project remains, as of today, unfinished, which by no means takes away from its popularity - at nearly 3 million yearly visitors, La Sagrada Familia is Spain's 2nd most visite...

Barcelona's most well-known street is unofficially not just one uninterrupted stretch but five (hence it being known as "Las Ramblas"), each containing attractions of their own. A pedestrian-only walk...

Another one of Gaudi's unconventional architectural creations, Casa Mila, also known as La Pedrera ("quarry", for its wacky appearance distantly resembling an actual quarry), is one of Barcelona's pri...

In this park with stunning views over the city you can admire several impeccable works of Gaudi. Actually, the entire park is designed by the artist himself. Statues and buildings in different colours...

Once Gaudi got his hands on this previously unremarkable building in Passeig de Gràcia, it was never to be simply passed by again. Fascinatingly idiosyncratic and almost beast-like on the outside, it ...

The Picasso Museum has one of the most extensive art collections by the 20th century Spanish artist Pablo Picasso. The permanent collections contain more than 3,800 works, and this is one of the most ...

Located in one of the most emblematic areas of Barcelona, within walking distance from the Montjuïc Fountains, Poble Espanyol is one of the most attractive sites of the city for it unique setting, fea...

Plaça Reial, a beautiful square and one of Barcelona's busiest, most vibrant spots (especially so at night), is known for its many outdoor venues, restaurants and nightclubs. During summer time it bec...

Sant Pau is Barcelona’s new wonder. The world’s largest Art Nouveau site has been restored and invites you to enjoy one of the most emblematic works of architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner. Declared Wo...

FC Barcelona is much more than just a football club. Sometimes it feels as if it carries the whole nation’s pride on its shoulders. Even those not interested in football will enjoy a visit to this gra...

Leave the busy streets behind you for a moment and visit Barcelona’s museum of modern art. MACBA is short for Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona, and showcases Spanish and Catalonian art from the 2...

This sublime concert hall designed by Domènech i Montaner a hundred years ago is not quite as wacky as some of Gaudi’s architecture. It is actually more representative of Modernism. The Palace of Cata...

Barcelona’s most beautiful church is probably the best existing example of the Catalonian Gothic, with a cleaner style than normally associated with Gothic architecture. The church has a wonderful fee...

The sharks are the stars at this Mediterranean themed aquarium, but you will be able to see almost all different kinds of marine species here. The Aquarium is situated at the end of Las Ramblas and is...

In the beautiful Parc de la Ciutadella you will find this well-maintained zoo with over 7,000 animals representing 400 different species. Spend a perfect day here with your family and discover animals...

The CosmoCaixa, a science museum that attracts both kids and grown-ups, is one of the most thrilling and largest museums (more than 30,000 m²) in Barcelona and all of Spain. This hands-on museum offer...

Parc de la Ciutadella, Barcelona's "green lung", is not only the most central park in the city but also a park that includes a zoo, a lake, a large fountain and several museums. In the centre of the p...

Nothing like the audiovisual projections we normally see. It’s like being inside Gaudí’s head, understanding what inspired him in a way that is easy to understand and magical. With the audiovisual 4D ...

11 September 1714 marks a crucial chapter in the history of Catalonia: the fierce siege of the Bourbonic troops of King Philip V, which ended in the capitulation of Barcelona and the loss of Catalan l...

Are you ready for an adventure to remember for a lifetime? Go on a private Segway tour of Barcelona and explore the beautiful city in style. Never tried a Segway? Don't worry, it is as safe and easy a...

Cardona is a medieval village just one hour away from Barcelona. Come and see Cardona, go inside its Salt Mountain, a unique place in the world, and visit the castle that was the residence of the weal...

This town, only 35 km south of Barcelona, is a popular day trip destination for visitors to the city. Come here to have a lazy day on the beach or stroll through the cosy town. You will find trendy sh...

Cal Pep is a very popular tapas bar and restaurant. It is best to jostle your way to the bar and let Pep himself recommend the best hors d’oeuvres. Otherwise, there are also tables and a quieter dinin...

Located in the heart of Gràcia, Banna is a restaurant whose Thai chef team from Xishuangbanna cooks to perfection with the freshest ingredients from Barcelona's markets. Choose from the a la carte, da...

Quality food served by the friendly staff can be enjoyed at El Filete Ruso, where organic meats, hamburger, steak tartar, entrecote and tapas can be found on the menu. Enjoy your meal on the lovely te...

Only a steps away from the Sagrada Familia, come and discover La Cantina Mexicana restaurant. In this true Mexican taquería with a young and family-friendly atmosphere, you can enjoy a present-day Mex...

The wide range of bars and restaurants in Poble Espanyol allow you to discover the variety and richness of Spanish cuisine, known worldwide. Enjoying an excellent paella or delicious tapas in a peacef...

Uma, a highly appreciated restaurant among locals and tourist alike, will be an experience you will not forget. This small place is run by the chef and his wife, who do personal cooking in a charming ...

Tucked away on a small side street, Blavis offers truly a great culinary experience in a uniquely intimate atmosphere. The owners, Paco and Marc, are an attentive and warm team and offer simple yet mo...

Acces is a lavish restaurant that serves exquisite modern Mediterranean cuisine in a stylish ambience. Beautiful dishes are prepared by the professional chefs in the open kitchen for everyone to obser...

Inspired by a famous restaurant in Kyoto, Carlota Akaneya is the first sumiyaki in Barcelona. What makes it special is the grill placed in the centre of the table where you cook the impeccable quality...

This simple and cosy small Italian restaurant is a hidden gem compared to the many tourist traps a few streets away. Homemade pasta and pizza dishes are served every day by the attentive staff.

When dining at Viana Barcelona, one can relish the beautifully presented modern take on tapas. Although the restaurant is tiny and noisy, the delicious food and the excellent service make it all worth...

If Chinese dumplings commonly is something you you're in the mood for, then this is the place to go to. The authentic Chinese cuisine often presented in a bamboo steamer is perfectly balanced with swe...

Vegan- and vegetarian friendly, Bodega Biarritz 1881 is a cosy little tapas bar located near the famous la Rambla. Make sure to pick a wide variety of different tapas from the menu to get a comprehens...

This elegant and inviting restaurant serves starters and main courses with different meats, fish and vegetables. You could start with carpaccio, crispy prawns or some Catalan trinxat. As a main course...

Cera 23 is the result of three friends sharing the same passion for food with a focus on the anatomy of a dish -- which really shows. Try different types of seafood, meat and vegetable dishes and roun...

If you are searching for a classic, Café de l'Òpera is once place that holds such a status. Come here and you will definitely feel yourself transported back in time, served by the friendly staff. Apar...

The coolest coffee house in Barcelona may be small but it does not lack in personality and customer loyalty. Coming from a family of coffee makers, Marcos Bartolomé set up Satan's Coffee Corner and st...

Famed for its exquisite and varied cocktails and wooden decor that gives the place a homey feeling, Café Salambó attracts a young and vibrant crowd, many of whom stop by for a snack and a bite to eat ...

"Magnifico" in both name and quality, this high-end coffee house allows its patrons to try different types of coffee and speciality blends in the shop's sampling area before deciding what to order. Ma...

Barcelona's traditional cafes are known as "granjas", and M. Viader may be one of the most famous. It remains after all these years a great place to try the traditional cacaolat (a Catalan chocolate d...

Offering a wealth of sweets, treats and pastries, Caelum aims to satisfy even the most discerning visitors' sweet tooth. The products on offer are made by monks and nuns in various monasteries and con...

Café Godot is a fine choice for either groups of friends, that can seat at one of the wooden or marble tables available, or families, since it comes with an area designed for kids, with a blackboard a...

Sitting in the small ambience in Barcelona's central city or taking away your snack of desire. The Churrería Laietana freshly prepares traditional Spanish churros and serves them alongside a dip of cr...

Good vibes and healthy food are the focal point of the Itacate cafeteria. Offering a variety of juices, smoothies, bowls, soups, salads, bagels and sandwiches with colourful ingredients, this cafeteri...

The only ice bar in the world located directly on the beach, Icebarcelona offers a welcome respite from the oppressive heat of the Barcelona summer. Maintained at a chilled -5ºC, and the cool lighting...

Marula Café is known and loved for the old-school flavour of the jams that blaze from the speakers on a nightly basis. Funk, soul and disco beats keep the crowd dancing, and the regular live bands and...

Indie and underground rock acts have called this place home for over 25 years now. Nightly concerts and/or DJ sessions make this gritty bar one of the coolest places to party in Barcelona.

Jamboree is an insanely popular jazz club that crams huge crowds into its small, cave-like space to listen to raucous jazz and blues acts and jam sessions on a nightly basis. It is an integral part of...

Sala Apolo offers something of an alternative to Barcelona's typical nightlife scene, and it is worth the experience. Sala Apolo welcomes the young rebels and rockers of the city, and offers events li...

With a great selection of wine, cocktails, beers and, of course, whiskey, this bar is welcoming and comfortable location for sitting together for a drink and a little chit-chat. For newbies to the whi...

Barcelona's premier destination for live jazz music, Harlem Jazz Club brings the feel of the Harlem music scene to the Catalan coast. There are performances every night, attracting the best of the loc...

The selection of beer in most bars in Barcelona is not very impressive, which makes Kælderkold all the more special. They offer many different varieties of craft beers from all across Europe in a smal...

The location is by far the greatest draw for Carpe Diem, as its fantastic spot right on the beach makes for an enjoyable evening meal and drink, but the excellent food and cocktails are also well wort...

La Terrrazza is one of Barcelona's most stunning party spots, located at the site of a former mountaintop castle that has now been converted into an open air nightclub that thousands know and love.

Latin beats are the stars at Mojito Club, which, as the name suggests, specialises in salsa and Cuban music. Beginners can take salsa dancing lessons at 10pm, and seasoned veterans can show up later t...

Discover a world of entertainment where gastronomy, live music and gambling are brought to life. Come and taste their Mediterranean, international and fusion cuisines, paired with the best wines and c...

Visiting the La Boquería, half way down La Rambla, is something of a must. This covered market provides everything when it comes to food, and the place is also popular for a lunch or a refreshing glas...

The El Born district is also a good place to shop for food. Casa Gispert offers coffee, dried nuts and fruits and Tot Formatge is one of Barcelona’s best-stocked cheese shops.

For serious fashion shopping, make your way to Passeig de Gràcia, the parallel street, Rambla de Catalunya, and the surrounding district. You will find all the big international fashion names here, in...

The unique mosaic-like roof structure of the Mercat de Santa Caterina illustrates the colours of the vast number of fruit and vegetable stalls that were represented in market halls of the past. Today,...

With a concern for the environment, vom FASS sells various oils, vinegars, condiments and liqueurs to fill up your own glass container, or – in lieu of one – buy one of the stylishly designed glass bo...

Clothing, jewellery, seafood, meat, vegetables, fruits and even household goods. This market place is the go to place for locals and provides hours worth of stands and shops to explore. Several times ...

Carrer d'Avinyó, in Barrí Gotic (the Gothic Quarter), is possibly Barcelona’s most interesting shopping street. Here you can find fun stores, including street fashion store Soda, Ángel Gimeno speciali...

Open to the public 365 days a year, Poble Espanyol is a singular shopping centre in Barcelona. More than 30 artisans work every day crafting unique or custom-made pieces of glass, leather, ceramics, j...

La Maquinista is the only open-air commercial centre in Barcelona, boasting more than 235 establishments, fashion brands, entertainment and technology stores, restaurants and a 13 screen cinema. There...