Fun and entertainment Province Of Barcelona

Located in an alley near the Palau de la Música Catalana, an emblematic building dating from 1650 houses this social and cultural center, dedicated to contemporary performing arts, their creation, promotion and dissemination. The many visitors appreciate its garden-terrace, with its romantic atmosphere, so rare in the city. Here, in this singular theater, in addition to being there for the performances of small local and international companies, a crowd of students re-discovers the world around a few beers.

One of the most important examples of Catalan Modernism and a world heritage site! The Palau, a masterpiece by architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner, was built between 1905 and 1908, commissioned by the Orféo Català, the city's symphony choir. The magnificent stained glass windows, mosaic columns and large skylight are veritable works of art, accompanying concerts of symphonic, classical, operatic and even jazz music. Not to be missed.

After opening its doors in 1982, the Sidecar quickly became a reference for ungerdround sounds. In Plaça Reial, the somewhat cramped premises are representative of the alternative style of music offered: ska, funk, punk, rock, etc. It is a must for Barcelona nights, where local youth and tourists looking for entertainment gather. In addition to its concerts and DJ nights, the Sidecar is also known for its activities: exhibitions, theater, cinema, gastronomy, etc.

Despite the fact that it appears to be derelict, this establishment attracts tourists and locals alike. Its dusty shelves and tattered ceiling transport you to a 19th-century bohemian bar that had its heyday when it was frequented by Hemingway and Picasso. If you're still not convinced, you'll feel much more comfortable after drinking a glass of absinthe, the house specialty! Will the "green fairy" bring out the artist in you?

Perfect for a night out with friends if you're looking for something different in the downtown area. This warm and welcoming establishment offers a menu full of Mexican dishes to accompany different cocktails. Among the specialties, try the fried green tomatoes, the Nachos con todo or the delicious Margarita Burger. Finally, to liven up your evening, try their signature cocktail, the Margarita Blue, which will leave you speechless. If you're in the neighborhood on the weekend, be sure to stop by and enjoy the live music.

This beautiful little bodega dates back to 1954 and still bears the name of its first owner, Mr. Quimet. In 2010, this bar was acquired by the Montero brothers, who have managed to keep the family and rustic atmosphere so appreciated by the clientele. The walls are filled with wine bottles and newspaper clippings that tell, piece by piece, the history of this bar where, in addition to a good drink, you can also eat delicious tapas of local sausages and preserves. Take your time and enjoy the fact that they are open every day.

Since 1929, this neoclassical restaurant-café has been offering an elegant place to relax to those who visit. You can visit at any time of the day: you will always find what you are looking for. Invite your partner to have breakfast on the terrace and try their famous hot chocolate, accompanied by churros, which are a hit. Later in the day, it's the perfect setting for a good whiskey. If you want to spend a pleasant afternoon, ask about their literary meetings or musical performances.

This beautiful place with its 15th century Nasrid architecture is the right setting to enjoy a flamenco show and a good meal. Representing the historical heritage of flamenco since 1970, the address seeks to preserve this art as naturally as possible. Great dancers, guitarists and singers perform here, so be sure to check the schedule if you don't want to miss them. The restaurant offers more than 44 dishes including paellas, vegetarian and vegan options, which you can accompany with a delicious sangria.

The bar-restaurant offers a rich American cuisine, in a cosmopolitan atmosphere and an electric guitars decor and a rock star portraits. The multitude of TV screens arranged in height can see the concerts of different artists. It is also possible to settle on the terrace surrounded by shrubs and visit their clothing shop at the entrance.

In this temple of tablaos, located in the "Poble Espanyol" (the Spanish village), you will live a completely authentic flamenco experience. Built as a tribute to the mythical Carmen Amaya, you'll enjoy traditional Spanish cuisine while watching a breathtaking flamenco dance performance by professional musicians, singers and dancers. Smart tip: before dinner, take a stroll through the Poble Espanyol, which will allow you to get to know the richness and diversity of the country's typical architecture.

Here is an ambitious project that was born in 2012. L'Ocaña has seen things in a big way: it is a café with a terrace, a restaurant and a club all in one. From this place, located under the arcades of the Plaça Reial, emanates a breath of freedom inherited from José Pérez Ocaña. In the years following the dictatorship, this Barcelona painter had indeed claimed the rights of homosexuals. It was not uncommon to see him walking around dressed as a Sevillian, with a fan in his hand. In the same spirit, the extravagance is always in order at this address.

This café, hidden in the middle of a lush forest, opens its doors to anyone who finds their way there and wants to experience a magical change of scenery. Expect to see a few fairies among the giant trees that stand next to the tables! After visiting the wax museum, stop by for a coffee break or a burger. In the evening, feel free to order some delicious tapas while watching the firmament. To the sounds of the forest, you will be carried away in a real fairy tale. One of the most original addresses.

Dry Martini opens to international cocktails. In an English style, this cocktail bar, known as one of the best, offers many drinks, with or without alcohol. The menu presents eccentric cocktails, some innovations, without forgetting the great classics, like the Collins or the White Russian. Of course, it is the ideal place to sip a Dry Martini, but you can also try some fruit Martinis. If you are hungry, order some tapas, like croquetas, guacamole or some oysters from Normandy.

In 1960, Joan Rosselló created the Jamboree, the club where "the tribes meet", according to the Zulu origin of the name chosen. This music bar, located in Plaça Reial, has become emblematic thanks to the jazz legends who have played there: Bill Coleman, Chet Baker, Lou Bennet, Kenny Clarke and Dexter Gordon, among others. Names that make you dream! Currently, jazz concerts are organized every night, then funk, fusion, folk, etc., to dance until the end of the night. This club, with its stone vaults, is a real institution in Barcelona.

For those who want to dance to exhaustion and make the most of the night, this club presents the perfect basement for a crazy nightlife! You'll find electronic, techno, hip-hop, reggaeton, R&B and more. The incredible work of local and international DJs performing here resonates and vibrates off the walls, amidst a light show that will blow your mind. Get your energy up before you go! You'll find the event calendar online to attend the beat of your choice.

This magnificent and prestigious theater, created in 1847, brings incredible artists and promotes art and culture in the city. An opera house that has made its mark all over Europe, its impressive architecture, preserved even after its reconstruction, hosts concerts and plays of opera, dance and classical music, organized every year for the pleasure of the public. You will remember its incredible acoustics, enveloping and captivating. Do not hesitate to consult its programming.

Inaugurated in 1990 and prepared for the 1992 Olympic Games, this huge multifunctional pavilion is the most important in Barcelona. The program includes major sporting events, concerts and all kinds of shows, with a capacity of up to 18,000 spectators. This is where you can see the Cirque du Soleil! Designed by the architect Arato Isozaki, on the mountain of Montjuïc, its dome is the most representative feature. His wife, Aiko Miyawaki, designed the stone and steel columns that adorn the esplanade.