Grand Hotel Central

Sleek, seaside luxe with killer Mediterranean views, 5 standout restaurants including Michelin-starred Enoteca, and a sky-high spa retreat.

Cal Pep in Barcelona serves fresh, inventive seafood tapas in a lively, no-menu setting, with rustic charm and a bar-side show you won't want to miss.

Perched on Montjuïc hill, this 17th-century fortress-turned-museum offers sweeping city and sea views with a dash of military history.

Nestled in a transformed warehouse, this chic boutique hotel boasts modern rooms, a lively lobby bar with complimentary coffee, and a friendly vibe just steps from the metro.

Dive into a cozy spot in Barcelona's El Born for creative Catalan tapas and an impressive selection of local wines at a sleek, timber-clad bar.

Since 1870, Granja M. Viader serves classic Catalan sweets, rich thick chocolate, crisp churros, and fresh deli treats in a cozy, vintage Barcelona nook.

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.

Fismuler is a vibrant El Born eatery where fresh ingredients meet playful, tech-infused Mediterranean dishes, all set against a lively atmosphere.

A serene spot on Montjuïc, Barcelona Pavilion blends sleek modernism with tranquil water features in a minimalist architectural icon.

This tucked-away palace museum showcases Frederic Marès' vast medieval sculptures alongside quirky collectibles and a serene orange-tree courtyard.