Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona

Discover Barcelona's hidden gem, Parc del Laberint d'Horta, a stunning neoclassical park featuring a cypress maze, tranquil fountains, and idyllic picnic spots.

Chef Artur Martínez's Aürt at the Hilton Diagonal Mar Barcelona offers an intimate, seasonal tasting adventure, where local ingredients shine amid engaging culinary theatrics.

Tucked in a grand 19th-century building on bustling La Rambla, Hotel 1898 boasts elegant rooms, a rooftop pool with stunning city views, and chic tapas dining, making it a plush refuge amidst the vibrant chaos of Barcelona.

Nestled in Raval, this hip pizza spot serves up inventive wood-fired pies alongside craft brews in a lively, industrial-chic atmosphere.

Contemporary Catalan art thrives in this airy, rejuvenated 18th-century factory nestled in Poblenou’s cool, urban-industrial vibe.

Nestled in a charming 1892 building, this cozy Eixample tapas bar serves fresh market-inspired dishes and friendly vibes, perfect for leisurely dining.

Escuela de Skate de Cataluña boosts Barcelona’s vibrant skate scene with top-notch lessons, competitions, and a welcoming family vibe by the beach.

Nestled in the Gothic Quarter, La Churrería Manuel San Román dishes out Barcelona's beloved, golden-brown churros paired with rich hot chocolate, making for an irresistibly sweet grab-and-go treat since 1968.

Nestled in a charming square, this cozy seafood bistro serves up delightful Catalan tapas and fine local wines, perfect for sharing on the patio.

Step into the enchanting Muy Buenas, where modernista charm meets traditional Catalan cuisine, dishing out delicious classics like fricandó and squid under a stunning Art Nouveau setting.