Concert halls Catalonia

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.

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.

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.

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.

Designed down to the last detail and surrounded by greenery, the Teatre Grec was built in 1929 on the model of Epidaurus, for the Barcelona International Exposition. Set in the old quarry of Montjuïc, whose rocky walls form the backdrop to the stage, this classic amphitheater is a perfect option for enjoying outdoor theater. It opens its doors only in July to host the Greek Festival performances. Dance, music, theater and circus make up the bulk of its excellent program.

This flamenco theater, which has seen the rise of great personalities of the genre, is a must if you are a music lover. This tablao, which has been in existence since 1963, opens its doors to authentic flamenco, whether it be shows by recognized figures or young emerging artists who come every night to wow the audience with their talent. You can enjoy the dance, singing and guitar shows with good tapas and cocktails that you can include in your tickets, perfect for a night of leisure and culture, in Plaça Reial.

With its classic, theatrical and rococo style, this iconic concert hall can become your favorite nightclub. The night begins with live concerts by jazz, soul, rock or even classical artists, which you can enjoy in peace. After this first part of the evening, the nightlife is in full swing! The dance floor is quickly sold out and the cocktails are a hit with the crowd. If you're in town on the first Thursday of the month, don't miss the Festa dels 80's and dance to the old hits!

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.

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.

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

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.

Olot's Main Theatre offers a programme that runs from September to June, with theatre, dance, music and circus on the programme. Cultural festivals are also organised, from time to time, on the occasion of special cycles. The superb building that can be seen today dates from 1887 and was rebuilt on a 1842 structure that was destroyed in a fire. A theatre already existed on this site in 1769. Consult the website or go to the tourist office to be kept informed of planned events.

The Sala El Torín is a multi-purpose cultural space that covers approximately 1,000 square metres and is located on the hill of Roser. Its aim is to develop a transversal cultural programme that brings together all the cultural actors working in Olot. To this end, it offers a plethora of concerts, plays and musicals. It also has a bar. Various fairs and exhibitions are also organised there on occasion. If you are up to date with the latest activities, please do not hesitate to consult its web page.

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.