Concert halls Catalonia

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.

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!

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.

This small establishment is a well-known address in the Raval, located in the lower part of the neighborhood, for those who are looking for a bar with a hetero-friendly gay tendency. Despite the renovations, the photos of the former divas are still on display, like the one of Carmen de Mairena. The decor is less kitschy than before, but the atmosphere has remained the same: jovial and original. On weekends, the room opens with a funny drag queen show and then it's time for music with hits from Shakira, Monica Naranjo, Kyle Minogue, etc.

A must-see stage that will put a smile on your face! This classic establishment will make you enjoy the theater, with its three rooms to enjoy different types of performances. One of the rooms has a bar, and all kinds of shows are performed with first-class equipment. You can see plays, monologues, magic, music and comedies, which are very popular. If you pass by the theater, don't forget to enjoy the Improshow, then the laughter is the protagonists of the evening.

Inaugurated in 1983, the Mercat de les Flors is a space dedicated to research, creation and dissemination of dance. Throughout the year, it offers an international program of contemporary dance, as well as musical events and theater. It occupies the premises of the former Agricultural Palace, built for the 1929 International Exhibition. This site was for a time the seat of the central flower market, which gave rise to its current name. Inside, note the dome, decorated with paintings by the famous artist Miquel Barceló.

Created in 1976 in the district of Gràcia, then in 2001 on the hill of Montjuïc, the Teatre Lliure is an independent creative space, which privileges contemporary texts and performances in Catalan. The headquarters of Montjuïc occupies the former Palace of Agriculture, built for the 1929 International Exhibition. In 2010, the headquarters of Gràcia (Carrer del Montseny, 47) reopens after several years of closure. This "free theatre", with its quality programming, is considered one of the most prestigious in Spain.

This cozy, traditional little bar, with walls reminiscent of jazz classics and discoverable vinyl, has been a wonderful haven for fans of the genre since 1979. Whether you enjoy the music of the establishment or have come especially to hear some of the live jazz artists, you should definitely enjoy a drink from the long list of spirits and cocktails. While you're there, invite your friends over for some delicious empanadas. The selection of gin and whiskey will not disappoint.

Located in Girona's historic center, this establishment hosts the city's finest live jazz performances , featuring national and international artists of the highest calibre. If you want to take advantage of this, head for this dark cellar, where you'll enjoy excellent concerts in a magical, candlelit atmosphere. You'll also enjoy a selection of cocktails, including a fine menu of Irish and Scotch whiskies. Without a doubt, you'll fall in love with this establishment.

Located in front of the sea, the Parc del Fòrum is a huge open-air space. It hosts the Primavera Sound music festival and the Feria de Abril, as well as other events such as the Soudit.

Founded in 1989 in the Gràcia district, this contemporary theater regularly presents works by Samuel Beckett, Harold Pinter, Tom Stoppard or Sergi Belbel. The performances are usually in Catalan. The Sala Beckett moved in 2011 to the Poblenou district to occupy the headquarters of the former cooperative Pau i Justicia. This beautiful industrial building, very well renovated by Flores & Prats, offers two performance rooms. Its bar-restaurant is a very good address to have a drink or share some tapas!

Throughout the summer, the Mecal Courts Festival organizes Mecal Air evenings. In the programme: A barbecue between friends and the screening of international short films in the Poble Espanyol area.

In the center of Poblenou, close to the beach, this former local hardware store has been converted into a cocktail bar, with a striking vintage facade. The owners have preserved many of the original features, while adapting the interior layout. The place itself is a haven for locals and the more nostalgic who come to listen to good live jazz or electro music at a volume pleasant enough to chat while enjoying a good cocktail. Just the thing to wake up from a lazy Sunday!