Barcelona’s newest market - recently renovated in 2005, the market has transformed from traditional to a contemporary and modern hub for locals and tourists alike to find delicious Spanish produce.
For a concentrated dose of Antoni Gaudí, take a stroll through this whimsical garden complex built in the early 1900’s on a hill overlooking the city in Gràcia.
Also known as MACBA, this is one of Barcelona's best museums. Has impressive collections from the mid-20th century to present. Stop by the Special Collections and Library Reading rooms.
While technically a market, there are many tiny counters to gather around and sample the spot's immense variety. Check out the array and plan your next meal while snacking on spectacular fruit salad.
Get vinyls from local artists and labels, such as Disboot, Arkestra, Spark, Discontinu, Lo-fi funk, Lapsus and more
Tiny surf but lots of half nude beauties. In summer. In winter the surf is a little bigger, and it is really nice for a skateboard.
This hilltop park and the site of a civil war antiaircraft battery is great for exploring on weekends.
The park, the second largest in Barcelona, is an immense space and sunny, airy, fully accessible, where the water of a large lake shares the spotlight with grassy hills...
