Fun and entertainment Province Of Barcelona

The facade and inside of this narrow tavern are worth a look.

In the lower part of the Gràcia district, an original bar that looks a bit like a storage room for old movie objects; here, we like the big screen and Coppola or Tarantino movies, with bad guys who are really bad, Italian mafiosi, hitmen, real guys. On the decoration side, red Skaï armchairs, black and white photos, including some very nice ones of Chaplin as a convict with the regulation striped uniform. A bric-a-brac of objects of all kinds: try to find the original business card of the bar in black, white and red with a photo of Reservoir Dogs on which is written: " A bar with its usual suspects ". All this gives the place a very special atmosphere. You will feel good there, the clientele is friendly and dynamic, the music is rock, blues (no techno or the latest hits), the owner is adorable. In short, a good idea after the restaurant and before the club.

With walls that tell the story of diva Sara Montiel and a checkerboard floor lit by red light, this bar has the charm of another era. You can start with dinner, Moroccan tea or try one of the hookahs while listening to soft, oriental background music. But don't be fooled: the calm only lasts for a while! As the night progresses, lively rhythms resound for a late night party, to be enjoyed with a piña colada in hand. Perfect for a date if you dare to show off your dancing skills!

A classic cocktail bar on the corner of Passeig del Born, named after the famous detective Philip Marlowe. This mixology stronghold attracts cocktail purists and lovers of intimate atmospheres in a narrow but sophisticated space. On the menu, cocktails with evocative names like the Penicillin made with Scotch whisky, honey and ginger, or the Sol y Sombra made with vodka, pisco, basil and lemon. The choice is succinct and varies with each season. Good value for money and a careful selection of music.

This mythical bar, with its red velvet armchairs and subdued lighting, is hidden behind a small door in the center of Barcelona. Jazz and blues, the establishment's favorite rhythms, blend perfectly with the mysterious atmosphere of the place. The address, specialized in cocktails, offers you an Old fashioned or a Cosmopolitan, but also whisky, gin and an amazing Cuban rum. If you want to know a little more about your future, don't hesitate to book a tarot reading to make the evening even more interesting!

This film Library, run by the Generalitat, offers cycles of non-commercial films, which are still available in original version and subtitled in Catalan or Spanish.

This rustic tavern, with its barrels of beer, has been filling the glasses of Barcelonans since 1965. Many of them have wonderful memories here. In a cozy and cheerful atmosphere, to the rhythm of alternative rock, you can spend a nice evening with your friends. You'll enjoy craft beers with delicious chili nachos, or a refreshing sangria with tapas. If you're a soccer fan, you'll have plenty to talk about with the tavern's many customers, most of whom are football fans.

You'll always enjoy the red walls of this small and cozy establishment with its mini-concerts. This well-known bar has been promoting art and culture since 1995 with live concerts by emerging artists, art exhibitions, audiovisual screenings, book presentations and poetry recitals. A great place to listen to indie and alternative artists and enjoy a cultural space with a beer in hand while you chat with your friends. Every day you will discover a new musical talent.

In this fast-food area located on the Ramblas, you can free access to Wi-Fi or access the many computers available to guests. The connection is free with consumption.

A mythical place of La Rambla and the ideal location for a traditional flamenco show.

This large casino, located beside Hôtel Arts, is a cosmopolitan space which proposes several options of game. Poker, caster, tournaments, Blackjack, slot machines very last thing: very for the pleasure of insane of the bet. The emotion of the game is accompanied special shows and events. Various gourmet options to satisfy you.

Have you ever been aboard a flying saucer? How about a flying saucer that doubles as a cocktail bar? Well, the best way is to set course for the Hyatt Regency Barcelona Tower and climb to the top floor. There you are. A capsule at the top of the tower offers a panoramic view of the entire Barcelona skyline. Many events punctuate the Skyfall's nightlife, starting with dinner shows on weekends. A chic and original experience!

This is a rare gem for fans of rock, grunge and Spanish pop! Its eclectic decoration will interest the most curious: drum elements on the ceiling, posters of rock bands, collections of festival entries, and even a motorcycle! For a quiet start to the evening, come play foosball to the beat of the Beatles. Later, Jorge, who waits for you behind his long counter with a blue light, will make you listen to the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Franz Ferdinand, Metallica, AC/DC, etc. The address is a bit out of the way but really worth the detour!

With over 120 years of history, this small, friendly bodega is filled from floor to ceiling with bottles and barrels for the gastronomic and social enjoyment of its visitors. Vermouth is in the spotlight, wines and other spirits are kept in bottles or in bulk, and you'll discover more than one hidden treasure in this collection. You can accompany your drinks with delicious croquetas or anchovies in vinegar. So don't hesitate to come and have a chat over a drink in this traditional establishment in the Gràcia district.

A small bar set up by a group of Catalan friends who originally made a name for themselves with their blog dedicated to the bars and bodegas of Barcelona. True to tradition, they offer a real Catalan aperitif in their bar: vermouth accompanied by olives, marinated anchovies and homemade chips. And if snacks and aperitifs are not enough, they also offer several dishes. Excellent tapas and good atmosphere. The place also acts as a delicatessen to enjoy good local products. The menu is inexpensive and of good quality and the dishes are generous

If you fancy a vermouth or a good wine with some tapas, this bodega, with its rustic, traditional style and large barrels, is the perfect place to spend a pleasant afternoon. You'll need time to choose a bottle from the magnificent collection of wines from all over the world, as well as some Catalan vintages! Try the delicious Russian salad, bravas, cheese or charcuterie platter. Beer lovers will not be outdone.

Located in Plaça de la Concòrdia, the most beautiful square in the Corts district, Can Deu belongs to the Civic Centre of the same name. In this beautiful modernist house, with its large colourful bay windows, the terrace offers an unusual and charming setting. Whether you come here for a coffee in the morning or a drink at the end of the day, the atmosphere reflects the village spirit of this little corner of Les Corts. A la carte, only a few sandwiches (ham, chorizo, botifarra...) to fill up the little ones.

This ^19th-century stage, which has seen the rise of some of the greatest figures in flamenco, has undergone some renovation work to improve its quality. In 2023, it was selected as one of the top 10% of tourist activities worldwide! Dancers, singers and guitarists perform for an hour every evening, thrilling audiences to the rhythm of flamenco. You can also take classes to learn this passionate art form.

In the heart of Barceloneta, a real sanctuary dedicated to Bambino, famous interpreter of rumba flamenca. Every sunday, in the small room at the bottom, you improvises live rumba cheerful and popular atmosphere.

On one side, a wine store - Can Cisa - mainly supplied with natural and ecological wines; on the other side, a bar - Bar Brutal - where the wines selected for the store are on the menu. All of this in a charming setting that retains the spirit of neighborhood bodegas, with its old wine barrels and subdued lighting. Just a stone's throw from the Picasso Museum, the place offers a wonderful stopover for lovers of good wines. They are accompanied by an excellent selection of Catalan cheeses and creative dishes made with seasonal products.

If you are in Plaça Reial at nightfall, don't hesitate to take a few minutes to go to the Pipa Club. This unique place offers its members to have a few drinks in an elegant and retro atmosphere. Enjoy a variety of cocktails at the bar, before heading to the room that faces the square. There's also a billiards room and more intimate lounges for the romantics. If you want to learn more about pipes, feel free to wander through their beautiful collection. The club also organizes cultural activities.

Since 1944, this is the meeting point of the Catalan bourgeoisie. On its large terrace, you sip a Martini by watching the passers-by. Chic and timeless.

Close to the cathedral and in the heart of the Gòtic district, but far from the hustle and bustle of the stores, this cafe is located in a small hidden square. If you're a fan of social networking, you'll have the opportunity to take great photos thanks to its simple and contemporary style. It's the perfect place for a break in the heart of the old town, whether it's for a Japanese-style breakfast, which we loved, a craft beer, brewed locally, or just coffee, muffins or bowls. The staff is friendly and attentive to every detail.

This charming place is dedicated to chocolate and children. Its decoration uses traditional wooden toys and reflects the philosophy of its owner, Pier, who advocates a healthier lifestyle, without neglecting the occasional treat, and if it's chocolate, all the better! La Nena is a chocolate shop where families come with their children after school to eat some churros, cakes, cookies or the famous melindros (boudoirs) with a cup of chocolate, although they also have salty snacks if you prefer.

Barcelona's parties are well known and this club will not disappoint you! Located in Tuset street, it is an establishment without equal in the whole city. Its eclectic and contemporary decoration mixes LED lights and baroque lamps in three different spaces: main lounge, VIP and private. It is also famous for its flavored hookahs, which allow you to choose between different taste and smell experiences with notes of apple, strawberry, iced watermelon, etc. Check the guest list on the website.

If you are in the mood for a delicate and refined Italian touch, you must pass by this café with homemade desserts! Perfect for enjoying a light meal or simply having a dessert, you will sit in the bright room or on the terrace. As soon as you enter, you are greeted by the delicious aroma of tarts and tiramisu, to be enjoyed with a cappuccino or a freshly squeezed fruit juice. For savory, try the focaccia or choose a dish from the various vegan and gluten-free options available on the menu.

This charming bar perfectly combines elegance, classicism and modernity! Beautiful woodwork and large shelves, on which the bottles of spirits are displayed, meet subdued lighting, plants, stuffed animals, mirrors and old photographs. Specialized in cocktails and wines, you will appreciate to spend an evening with friends to taste Hendrick's gin and tonic or Conducta Africana. For a relaxing moment, have a glass of wine on the terrace.

This gourmet restaurant and multi-purpose venue is located in the Estacio de Francia, which was rebuilt for the 1929 Universal Exhibition. Its modernist decor of marble, bronze and crystal, with its sculptures and columns, offers an impressive setting that takes us back to the days of the Catalan bourgeoisie in the early ^19th century. Both rooms feature a bar and audiovisual facilities, and are often used for events of all kinds.

One of the rare theatre workshops of Barcelona, located in the heart of the Raval. Bohemian atmosphere and very varied shows.

Every year at the beginning of summer, Sala Montjuïc organizes open-air screenings of films in their original version in the gardens of the castle. The films programmed are of excellent quality, highlighting current auteur cinema and some classics of the 7th art. The films and short films are shown in their original version with subtitles. Remember to bring a blanket or a deckchair and something to picnic, although you can also buy a sandwich and some drinks on the spot. Book your ticket in advance, as seats sell out quickly.

In the last century, Bodega Raïm was a factory restaurant. In 2002, Gabriel and Simón, great lovers of Cuban culture, took over this place steeped in history and transformed it into a bar. The setting has remained intact. The decor is reminiscent of a Cuban bar from the heyday, and salsa cubana is the rhythm of the lively conversations of the young locals who have replaced the workers of yesteryear. The mojito is a great classic that will delight connoisseurs. An address that has become a neighborhood landmark. Don't miss it!

Bodega Filomena is set up to the top of Verdi's Carrer. Dusty and dusty as it should be, it is frequented by the papis of the neighborhood and by young people seeking authenticity. Full of charm for an aperitif based on vermouth and olives.

This imposing theater has been presenting national and international dance, theater and family shows since 1996. Its design, inspired by a Greek temple, can be seen from the Plaça de les Arts and offers an incredible cultural offer. It has three halls where you can see classical and contemporary works. There is also a restaurant and a café for a break before or after the show.

Offering a modern space to the world of music since 1999, this building, designed by Rafael Moneo, is the most important musical center in the city. The building houses the Music Museum and the Barcelona and Catalonia National Symphony Orchestra. Music lovers and their families are sure to find the ideal space to enjoy a unique musical experience in its three concert halls. Its programs include events for adults and young people to discover the culture, learn and enjoy the art of music.

Bodega Saltó is a century-old place that exudes authenticity, with its wine barrels and shelves covered with bottles. Renovated in 2002 by the designer Steve Forster, it has since had a surprising look... The place is particularly popular on Sunday lunchtime for its "Musical Vermut": vermouth aperitif and live concerts of rumba, blues or chanson d'auteur... depending on the programme! À la carte, many tapas to nibble, but also sandwiches and plates of cold meats or cheeses.

This 1920s-inspired bar and nightclub offers a varied program throughout the week. Whether it's flamenco shows, theater performances, concerts or tango, this space located in the heart of the Poble Sec neighborhood will not fail to entertain you. It has two rooms, one with a capacity of 20 people and the main room, named after Carlos Gardel, the greatest representative of tango, with a capacity of 65 people. We really liked this place quite curious and very pleasant!

If you're a tea lover, this bohemian tea house is the perfect place for those looking for a quiet spot to chat and spend time with friends, or take a break from a busy day. With a focus on tea promotion, you can find workshops to learn more about the art of tea or learn about tea varieties from around the world. If you decide to have tea, don't forget to try some of the traditional Japanese or Indian accompaniments. And on a hot day, tea with ice cream will be the perfect solution.

This small district bar is an opportunity to take a break in a local and popular atmosphere. Founded in 1929, the Oller Bar served as a decoration for several Catalan television sets. Its authentic charm and its lovely terrace on Passeig de Sant Joan deserve a visit if you are in the neighbourhood.

Movie lovers will be happy to find a classic cinema in the Gràcia neighborhood. You can enjoy the latest films and some gems of independent cinema in one of their five vintage, but very well-equipped, theaters. The films are in Spanish and subtitled for those who prefer to listen to the original voices. Take advantage of the specials if you decide to go in the morning, to see the recommendation of the week or if you are accompanied by children under eleven. It's perfect for a family outing!

Located in the heart of the Gòtic district, the Harlem has been a legendary venue in Barcelona since 1987. It's no surprise that internationally renowned artists have played there, although the doors are also open to local talent. The club, the oldest concert hall in the city, attracts not only jazz fans, but also tourists, as well as a clientele that enjoys other musical genres. Indeed, at the end of the concerts, which start around 10:30 pm, you can dance to R&B, reggae, soul, funk, etc. Vast program on the site.

For four generations, members of the same family of bodegueros have managed this small establishment with traditional charm. Dozens of barrels piled up on each other and a clientele of accustomed people gives this place a certain charisma. Possibility of dinner on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening.

Small, but always very lively, this establishment is the perfect place to get to know the habits of the Barcelonans and to chat with the locals. A traditional bar, with barrels, marble tables and many paintings on the walls, but above all, without fuss! Here, the clientele comes to relax after work. So join in the good mood with a good vermouth, some anchovies or artichokes as tapas. You will be warmly welcomed and the regulars will be delighted to count you among them.

La Pubilla del Taulat is a veteran bar in the Poblenou district. If you've had your fill of hipster bars, take an authentic bath in this old bodega from 1886. You can buy bulk wine and bottles in the shop area, but above all you can enjoy a glass of homemade vermouth accompanied by excellent tapas in the bar area. À la carte: artichoke hearts with Iberian ham, tortilla with peppers and chistorra, garlic gambas, pescaíto frito (fried fish), chorizo with cider... A delicacy, in a decor that's still in its juices!

In a somewhat elegant and classic atmosphere, this former Art Deco style bar welcomes you to enjoy delicious Mediterranean and Spanish dishes with a good beer. Open early in the morning, have a coffee and a potato tortilla for breakfast and you'll be ready for a long day of sightseeing! At lunch, you'll enjoy some bravas, onion soup and stuffed calamari. And to quench your thirst, you can choose between good wines, vermouths and wonderful cold beers.

A small wine list district that takes its reputation of its vermouth house and its anxoves del Cantàbric of anchovies (Cantabria). Perfect for a stopover in a popular setting. Read more