Discover some of Barcelona’s best beachfront restaurants and chiringuitos, where you can enjoy fresh Mediterranean cuisine, sunset cocktails and stunning sea views along the city’s coastline.
Just an hour away from Barcelona, Montserrat is the perfect day-trip destination. With its awe-inspiring mountain views, historic monastery, and famous Black Madonna, this magical place offers something for everyone. Whether you’re hiking up to the Sant Jeroni peak, exploring the Montserrat Museum, or simply soaking in the serene landscape, Montserrat is sure to leave a lasting impression.
Explore Port Vell, once an obsolete harbour, and now one of Barcelona’s biggest hotspots for drinking, dining, family entertainment, and museums.
Go beyond Barcelona’s famous landmarks and discover the city’s ten unique districts. From the historic streets of Ciutat Vella to the creative atmosphere of Gràcia and the innovation hub of Sant Martí, this guide introduces the character, history and hidden gems that make every neighbourhood worth exploring.
Who has 17 beautiful beaches, a charming old town, outstanding cuisine and a packed calendar of events? Sitges! Discover the best things to see, where to eat, how to get there and why it’s one of the most beautiful coastal escapes in Catalonia, just 35 minutes from Barcelona.
Fancy a sophisticated Cosmopolitan? A refreshing mojito? Or simply a perfectly crafted gin and tonic? Whatever your drink of choice, you’re sure to find it at one of Barcelona’s trendiest cocktail bars.
Planning a trip to Barcelona this summer? Discover the best events taking place in July 2026, from world-class music and cultural festivals to traditional local celebrations and unique live performances, and make the most of everything the city has to offer.
Explore Barcelona’s best viewpoints and enjoy breathtaking views of the city, the Mediterranean Sea, Montjuïc, the Gothic Quarter, and many more iconic landmarks.
The 2026 Grec Festival celebrates its 50th anniversary in Barcelona with theatre, dance, music, and circus performances taking place across various venues in the city throughout the summer.
Temperatures in Barcelona are rising, which means it’s time to cool down. Grab your fan and start refreshing yourself with the best things to see, eat, and drink in the city.