Barcelona

Barcelona is a city you cannot miss when traveling to Spain (or Europe in general). This city is known for its brilliant architecture, modern art museums, serene parks, golden shoreline, and delicious tapas.

Stay

From family-run inns to world-renowned luxury resorts, find a welcoming home away from home.

Hotel Arts

Located near the beach with stunning views of the city and sea, this is the perfect location for your first time to Barcelona.

Hotel Neri Relais & Chateaux

This five-star hotel is full of both history and character. Set in a prime location within Las Ramblas, the Picasso Museum and other must-see spots are only a short distance away.

Hotel Regina

A charming hotel with elegance and contemporary design.

Eat

Dining out is an essential part of any travel experience. Explore our favorite restaurants, bars, and more.

Tickets

A delicious tapas restaurant that pays an homage to the movie biz. Check in at a ticket booth and enjoy on-theme interior decoration with playful, bright lights.

El Nacional

Experience this stunning food + bar hall with plenty of options your whole group is sure to love.

Flash Flash

Always open during the day, and doesn't close until late at night. Sleek black and white decorations throughout.

Benzina

Located in what used to be an old car mechanic’s shop, this cozy Italian restaurant lives to the timeless rhythm of rock ‘n’ roll and is inspired by New York’s modern Italian gastronomic scene.

La Boqueria

A top tourist attraction (but still worth visiting), this public market is located on the bustling La Rambla and provides a neverending selection of fresh meat, produce, cheese and other fare.

Cachitos

Located in Las Ramblas, this restaurant has a wide variety of food as well as a unique room decor that is sure to make for a memorable meal.

Brunch and Cake

Enjoy a delicious breakfast from a small family run business with a great motto: eat with the best ingredients and the utmost love.

Tapas 24

Known for being one of the most popular tapas spots, this is a great place to stop for a feast while shopping on Passeig de Gracia.

Drink

Dining out is an essential part of any travel experience. Explore our favorite restaurants, bars, and more.

Paradiso

This modern-day speak easy is hidden behind a fridge door in a pastrami shop in the trendy El Born neighborhood, and offers a wide range of imaginative cocktails & classic bar bites, plus mixology classes.

Caribbean Club

This naval decorated club was born from the sensations of Don José, fond of reading the adventures of Jules Verne and his trips to Cuba.

Solange Cocktails and Luxury Spirits

This James Bond themed bar is sleek and modern, and everyone dresses to impress. The cocktail menu is organized by Bond movies, with drinks dedicated to both heroes and villains.

What to do

Immerse yourself in local activities — including world-class golf courses, beaches, spas, parks, and more.

Park Güell

This is one of the most popular sights to see. Experience the stunning interior and rooftop work of Gaudí.

La Rambla

A central street filled with several popular shops, restaurants, hotels and bars.

Palau Güell

This stunning mansion was designed by the architect Antoni Gaudí for the industrial tycoon Eusebi Güell.

Gothic Quarter

This charming Gothic Quarter is the perfect place to explore. It has narrow medieval streets filled with trendy bars, clubs and Catalan restaurants.

El Born

Another perfect place to stroll around designer boutiques and cafes by day. At night, explore cocktail bars and samba dance halls.

La Barceloneta

A cute, nautical area that's a prime location to surf and sunbathe on Sant Sebastià Beach. La Barceloneta is also a great place to feast on fresh seafood and traditional tapas.

Culture

Discover local art museums, theaters, landmarks, festivals, and more.

Miro Museum

A stunning museum where you can experience the art of Joan Miró and other twentieth and twenty-first century artists.

Picasso Museum

Experience the most extensive collection of artworks by the 20th-century Spanish artist Pablo Picasso in the city where he was born. It's located in a beautiful historical building that is worth seeing in itself.