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  1. Antiga Fàbrica Estrella Damm

    • la Sagrada Família
    • Attractions

    Antiga Fàbrica Estrella Damm is a landmark venue located in Barcelona, which previously operated as the old brewery of the well-known Estrella Damm beer. Now transformed into a centre for cultural and gastronomic activities, it offers a unique experience for visitors.

  2. Escape Room «Aventurico Tetuan Barcelona»

    • el Fort Pienc
    • Places to go with kids

    Aventurico Tetuan Barcelona has established itself as a vibrant entertainment centre that captures the imagination of families and groups of friends with its wide range of escape games, scavenger hunts, and virtual reality experiences. This venue promises adventures that go beyond the everyday and transport visitors to worlds of fantasy and mystery.

  3. Casa de la Seda

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera
    • Attractions

    Every professional needs a headquarters. Especially the guild of silk veil weavers. So, in the second half of the XVIII century, they were given this house, designed by the architect Joan Garrido i Bertran.

  4. Casa d'Espiritualitat de Sant Felip Neri

    • les Tres Torres
    • Attractions

    Casa Sant Felip Neri is a historic building in Barcelona’s Sarrià-Sant Gervasi neighbourhood, known for its historical significance and architectural beauty.

  5. Fira Gran Via

    • Attractions

    Fira Gran Via is one of the most important and advanced exhibition centres in Europe. Designed by architect Toyo Ito, it combines contemporary architecture with infrastructure ready to host some of the most internationally significant congresses, fairs, and professional events.

  6. Fundació Privada Foto Colectania

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera

    Fundació Privada Foto Colectania in Barcelona is a cultural centre that celebrates photography as both art and historical document. Located in the lively Born neighbourhood, this foundation is an essential meeting point for photography enthusiasts and professionals.

  7. L'Aquàrium de Barcelona

    • el Barri Gòtic
    • Places to go with kids

    Thirty years after its inauguration, L’Aquàrium de Barcelona is reinventing itself once again. Founded in 1995 as an essential part of the renewal of Port Vell, the world’s most important marine centre dedicated to the Mediterranean celebrates its anniversary with a profound transformation that places it at the forefront of outreach, sustainability and immersive experience.

  8. Poble Espanyol

    • el Poble-sec
    • Attractions

    Poble Espanyol is an open-air museum in Barcelona, built for the 1929 International Exposition. This distinctive site recreates an architectural synthesis of diverse Spanish styles and displays reproductions of buildings, squares and streets from across Spain.

  9. Espacio Inmersa

    • el Poblenou
    • Theatres

    In the heart of Poblenou, Espacio Inmersa is conceived as a place where the experience is not just observed, but passed through. With more than 3,000 m², this space combines art, technology, and storytelling to create environments that invite you to move, interact, and reinterpret what you see.

  12. Arts Santa Mònica

    • el Raval

    Arts Santa Mònica is a landmark cultural centre focused on promoting contemporary art and culture. Housed in a former convent, this space combines the historical richness of its architecture with an innovative and dynamic programme.

  13. Biblioteca de Catalunya

    • el Raval
    • Attractions

    The Biblioteca de Catalunya is a key space for study, research, and enjoying Catalan culture, serving as a centre of knowledge and a meeting point for all lovers of books and new ideas.

  14. Biblioteca Gabriel García Márquez

    • Sant Martí de Provençals

    If reading fascinates you, regardless of genre or purpose, the city of Barcelona offers you the opportunity to discover the best library in the world. No exaggeration.

  15. Biblioteca Pública Arús

    • el Fort Pienc

    You do not need to live a story to tell it, but you are able to recount every story you have lived. From Freemasonry to Sherlock Holmes, discover the fascinating world inside this great library.

  16. CaixaForum

    • la Font de la Guatlla
    • Places to go with kids

    CaixaForum is one of the most cultural places in Barcelona, offering a wide variety of exhibitions and activities for all tastes. It is a vibrant and lively place where culture, art, and entertainment come together perfectly.

  17. Museu Can Framis

    • el Parc i la Llacuna del Poblenou

    Museu Can Framis occupies the site where an 18th-century textile factory once operated, in the heart of Poblenou. Today, that industrial past coexists with a collection dedicated to contemporary Catalan painting, in a setting that invites visitors to take their time looking.

  18. Casa Batlló

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample

    Casa Batlló, one of Barcelona’s most iconic masterpieces, is an unparalleled architectural creation designed by renowned architect Antoni Gaudí. In the heart of the city, this Modernista jewel testifies to Gaudí’s creative genius and innovative vision, captivating visitors from around the world.

  19. Casa Calvet

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample
    • Attractions

    A visit to Casa Calvet is a chance to appreciate Gaudí's mastery and his ability to combine functionality and beauty in his creations.

  20. Casa de les Punxes

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample
    • Attractions

    A visit to Casa de les Punxes is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of Catalan modernism and appreciate the creativity and talent of Puig i Cadafalch.

  21. Casa Macaya

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample
    • Attractions

    Casa Macaya, also known as Palau Macaya, is an iconic Modernista building in Barcelona’s Dreta de l’Eixample neighbourhood. Designed by architect Josep Puig i Cadafalch, it is a clear example of Catalan Modernisme.

  22. Casa Milà — La Pedrera

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample
    • Attractions

    Casa Milà, or La Pedrera, is one of the most outstanding and recognisable creations of Antoni Gaudí. With its curved, undulating lines, Casa Milà stands out among the city's conventional buildings. Its impressive balconies and rooftop, with the famous chimneys shaped like stone warriors, reflect the care and attention to detail that Gaudí put into every aspect of his design.

  23. Casa Museo Nuria Pla

    • el Guinardó

    In Barcelona’s Guinardó neighbourhood, hidden among gardens that breathe history, stands Casa Museo Nuria Pla, an iconic building that combined a family residence with a scientific laboratory. Originally known as Mas Ravetllat Pla, this place is a journey into the 19th century, revealing the legacy of an era in which science and art coexisted in harmony.

  24. Casa Planells

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample

    Casa Planells is a modernist building located in Barcelona, specifically on Avenida Diagonal. Designed by the architect Josep Maria Jujol i Gibert, a close collaborator of Antoni Gaudí, this house is a notable example of Catalan modernism. Built between 1904 and 1906, Casa Planells features a unique façade that combines architectural, creative, and colourful elements typical of Jujol's style.

  25. Casa Vicens

    • la Vila de Gràcia
    • Attractions

    Casa Vicens is one of the lesser-known but equally impressive masterpieces of iconic Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí. Built between 1883 and 1885, it represents one of Gaudí’s first major works and marks the beginning of his distinctive style, which would later become the foremost expression of Catalan Modernisme.

  26. Castell de Montjuïc

    • el Poble-sec

    Castillo de Montjuïc, known as Castell de Montjuïc in Catalan, is a historic fortress located on Montjuïc in Barcelona.

  29. Centre d'Arts Digitals IDEAL

    • el Poblenou

    This avant-garde digital exhibition centre immerses visitors in large-scale immersive experiences and virtual reality. The former Cine Ideal, closed in 1984, re-emerged in 2019 as a pioneering art space.

  30. Museo de la Ciencia CosmoCaixa

    • Sant Gervasi - la Bonanova

    Another museum belonging to Fundación la Caixa is CosmoCaixa, which is dedicated to science. Considered one of Barcelona’s most technologically advanced museums, it offers its visitors a unique and unforgettable experience.

  31. Torre Diagonal ZeroZero

    Torre Diagonal Zero Zero, located in vibrant Barcelona, is an architectural jewel and iconic landmark on the Catalan metropolis skyline. Designed by Emba Estudi Massip-Bosch arquitectes, this imposing 110-metre tower rises as a symbol of innovation and modernity. Its futuristic, avant-garde design captivates those who contemplate it, with a prism-shaped structure that challenges the limits of contemporary engineering.

  32. Disseny Hub Barcelona

    • el Parc i la Llacuna del Poblenou

    Collections from several museums. A contemporary building and a cultural and social centre in Barcelona.

  33. El Born Centre de Cultura i Memòria

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera
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    El Born Centre de Cultura i Memòria is a unique archaeological monument that brings together three centuries of Catalan history. The centre hosts exhibitions, conferences, and interviews with the aim of preserving and presenting history in an accessible way.

  35. El Museu Més Petit Del Mon

    • la Vila de Gràcia

    A small showcase of art. The project was created by the artist and miniature collector Noemí Batllori, and the museum’s aim is to offer a fascinating experience through miniature objects that tell stories and evoke nostalgia.

  36. Espais Volart

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample

    Espais Volart are unique cultural spaces located in the heart of Barcelona, specifically in the Eixample neighbourhood. These spaces are part of the Fundació Vila Casas, an institution dedicated to promoting contemporary Catalan art. Espais Volart are housed in two adjoining and restored XIX-century buildings, which have been adapted to host temporary exhibitions and cultural activities.

  37. Estación de Francia

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera
    • Attractions

    Estación de Francia is recognised as an architectural landmark and an important railway centre. Its construction dates back to the end of the XIX century and it stands out for its impressive neoclassical design, detailed ornamentation, and spacious interiors.

  38. Fabra i Coats (Fàbrica de Creació)

    • Sant Andreu
    • Attractions

    Fabra i Coats is a former textile factory located in the Sant Andreu district of Barcelona that has been transformed into a thriving cultural and artistic centre.

  39. Filmoteca de Catalunya

    • el Raval
    • Theatres

    The Filmoteca de Catalunya is dedicated to preserving and promoting audiovisual heritage and film culture, with a special focus on Catalan cinema. Based in the Raval, it offers screenings, exhibitions, and an extensive collection of film resources.

  43. Hivernacle de la Ciutadella

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera
    • Attractions

    Following a meticulous restoration process, the Ciutadella Greenhouse reopens as an exquisite biodiversity space in the heart of Barcelona.

  44. Jardí Botànic de Barcelona

    • el Poble-sec

    The Jardín Botánico de Barcelona is a green and peaceful oasis located on the Montjuïc hill. Founded in 1999, this botanical garden is home to a wide variety of plant species, including native and exotic plants from around the world.

  45. Centre d'Art La Capella

    • el Raval

    In the heart of Raval, Centre d’Art La Capella has established itself as one of Barcelona’s leading spaces dedicated to emerging artistic creation. Managed by the Institut de Cultura de Barcelona, its programme supports the work of new generations of artists and offers a showcase for some of the most innovative proposals on the contemporary scene.

  46. La Virreina Centre de la Imatge

    • el Raval

    La Virreina Centre de la Imatge in Barcelona is a cultural space that brings together contemporary art and innovative visual exhibitions.

  47. Parc del Laberint d'Horta

    • Horta
    • Attractions

    Parque del Laberinto de Horta is a hidden treasure in Barcelona, an oasis of natural beauty and tranquillity amid the bustling city. Dating from the 18th century, this park is the oldest garden preserved in the city and offers visitors a unique experience.

  48. Museu d'Arqueologia de Catalunya

    • el Poble-sec

    Museums are usually a journey through history, but when that journey explores the evolution of a city and its people, it becomes even more interesting.

  50. Museu Europeu d'Art Modern

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera

    MEAM, Museo Europeo de Arte Moderno, is an artistic jewel housing an outstanding collection of contemporary figurative art. Located in the heart of Barcelona, this museum stands out for its focus on figurative and realist art, exhibiting works by established and emerging artists from different parts of Europe.

  51. Mirador de Colom

    • el Barri Gòtic
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    It is an impressive landmark, a giant iron monument with an observation platform that offers stunning panoramic views.

  55. Museu d'Història de Barcelona

    • el Barri Gòtic

    The Museu d'Història de Barcelona, also known as MUHBA, is a fascinating place that showcases and tells the rich history of this incredible city. Located in the heart of Barcelona, this museum offers a unique and detailed insight into the city's evolution over the centuries.

  56. MUHBA El Call

    • el Barri Gòtic

    The Jewish alley in the centre. A museum telling the history of a persecuted people is always an attraction for everyone. The relevance of the place is beyond dispute, especially if you have already visited the installation.

  57. MUHBA Oliva Artés

    • Provençals del Poblenou

    MUHBA Oliva Artés stands as a space that weaves together the historical development of the city with the possibilities it envisions for its future. This former industrial building, constructed in 1920 for the production and repair of machinery, has transformed its purpose to become a laboratory of the Museo de Historia de Barcelona in Poblenou.

  58. Refugi 307

    • el Poble-sec

    Refugio 307 in the Poble Sec neighbourhood is a moving remnant of Barcelona’s efforts to protect its citizens during the bombings of the Spanish Civil War.

  59. Museo Alien

    • Navas

    Alien is a legendary film that has marked more than one generation of film lovers. A film that continues to leave audiences amazed more than 40 years after its release. And no matter how scared we are while watching it, the thought “What would I do if I were on a ship?” still comes to us.

  60. Museo Banksy

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera

    Museo Banksy de Barcelona is a permanent exhibition bringing together more than 130 works by the British artist. The exhibition is spread across three floors, each dedicated to a different theme: war, politics and society.

  62. Museo del Modernismo Catalán

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample

    Museo del Modernismo Catalán in Barcelona houses masterpieces by artists such as Antoni Gaudí and Josep Puig i Cadafalch. It displays an impressive collection of Modernista art.

  63. Museo Palmero de Barcelona

    • Sant Genís dels Agudells

    Museo Palmero is a Catalan architectural treasure from the XVI century. It invites visitors into a marvellous artistic world that is also exclusive.

  64. Museu Picasso

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera

    The Museu Picasso in Barcelona is a tribute to the genius of one of the most influential artists of the XX century and offers a unique opportunity to admire his creations in all their splendour.

  66. Museu de Cera

    • el Barri Gòtic

    The Museu de Cera de Barcelona is a unique tourist attraction in the city, offering visitors the chance to come face to face with lifelike wax figures of celebrities, historical figures, and fictional characters. Located in the heart of Barcelona, on Passatge de la Banca, this museum is a fun and educational experience for people of all ages.

  67. Museu de la Música. L’Auditori

    • el Fort Pienc

    The Museo de la Música de Barcelona stands as a creative laboratory and a forum for discussion in the heart of the city, dedicated to exploring the intersection between music and social emotions.

  68. Museu de la Xocolata

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera

    The Museu de la Xocolata in Barcelona, promoted by the Gremi Provincial de Pastisseria, offers a fascinating journey through the history of chocolate from its origins to its influence on European culture. Located in the historic Sant Agustí convent, this museum is a treat for both the senses and the mind.

  71. Museu Etnològic i de Cultures del Món

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera

    Museu Etnològic i de Cultures del Món in Barcelona is a fascinating space that explores the richness and diversity of cultures around the world. With two sites located at key points in the city, this museum offers an educational and immersive experience.

  72. Museu Frederic Marès

    • el Barri Gòtic

    Museum of sculptures and objects that reflect the customs of the XIX century.

  73. Museu Marítim

    • el Raval

    The museum celebrates the city's maritime history, displaying everything from replicas of ancient ships to miniature models. Located in a Gothic building that was once the Real Arsenal, the museum offers interactive exhibitions exploring navigation and its impact on Barcelona and the Mediterranean.

  74. Observatorio Fabra

    • Vallvidrera, el Tibidabo i les Planes

    Science also leads the way in Barcelona. Recognised as a Bien Cultural de Interés since 2014, the Observatorio Fabra remains a key centre for astronomy, meteorology, and seismology.

  77. Palacete Albéniz

    • el Poble-sec
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    Palacete Albéniz is one of Barcelona's least known and most singular corners. Hidden among the Jardines de Joan Maragall, on Montjuïc mountain, this elegant building has remained apart from the city's everyday bustle for decades, reserved for official receptions and state visits.

  78. Palau de la Generalitat de Catalunya

    • el Barri Gòtic
    • Attractions

    Palacio de la Generalidad de Cataluña is an iconic building located in the heart of Barcelona, in Plaza de San Jaime. It is the seat of the Catalan government and has witnessed important historical events over the centuries.

  79. Palau de la Virreina

    • el Raval
    • Attractions

    Palau de la Virreina is one of La Rambla’s great historic buildings and one of the most elegant jewels of civil Baroque architecture in Barcelona. Built in the 18th century as a stately residence, it stands out for an architecture that combines the monumentality of its façades with the ornamental richness of its interiors, making it a privileged testament to the city’s urban history.

  80. Palau Güell

    • el Raval

    Palau Güell, designed by renowned architect Antoni Gaudí, is an architectural jewel located in the heart of Barcelona. This palace, built between 1886 and 1890, was one of Gaudí’s first major commissions and is an extraordinary example of his unique and distinctive style.

  81. Palau Martorell

    • el Barri Gòtic

    Palau Martorell is one of the great examples of late-19th-century Barcelona Neoclassical architecture. Designed by Joan Martorell i Montells between 1886 and 1900, the building stands out for a serene elegance that contrasts with the rise of Modernisme that was beginning to transform the city. Its balanced façade and sober lines reflect an architectural vision based on harmony, proportion and functionality.

  82. Palau Moja

    • el Barri Gòtic
    • Attractions

    Palau Moja is one of La Rambla’s most iconic historic buildings and one of the best gateways to discovering Catalonia’s cultural heritage. Built at the end of the 18th century as a residence for Barcelona’s aristocracy, this elegant palace retains the sophistication of an era when the city was beginning to transform and open itself to modernity.

  83. Palau Nacional

    • el Poble-sec
    • Attractions

    Located on Montjuïc, the monumental Palau Nacional is one of the city’s symbols. Built for the 1929 International Exposition, this Neo-Romanesque building stands out for its imposing dome and ornate façades.

  84. Palau Robert

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample
    • Attractions

    Palau Robert is one of the most iconic buildings on Passeig de Gràcia and an outstanding example of Barcelona Neoclassical architecture. Built at the beginning of the 20th century as the private residence of aristocrat Robert Robert i Surís, the palace has successfully reinvented itself over time to become an active cultural centre open to the public.

  85. Palo Alto Barcelona

    • Diagonal Mar i el Front Marítim del Poblenou
    • Attractions

    Located in the buildings of a former factory, this cultural centre, dating from 1989, has become a reference point for dozens of photographers, painters, architects and designers from Catalonia, Spain and other European countries.

  86. Parc de Montjuïc

    • el Poble-sec

    Parc de Montjuïc is an iconic space in Barcelona that combines natural beauty with a wide variety of cultural and sporting attractions. This park stands on a hill overlooking the city and offers spectacular panoramic views of Barcelona and the Mediterranean Sea.

  87. Park Güell

    • la Salut
    • Attractions

    Parc Güell, an iconic work designed by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí, embodies the architect’s creativity and vision. This public park stands on a hill in Barcelona and is known for its colourful, organic Modernista design. Inspired by nature, Gaudí created a space where architecture and the natural environment merge harmoniously.

  88. Reial Acadèmia de Ciències i Arts de Barcelona (RACAB)

    Reial Acadèmia de Ciències i Arts de Barcelona (RACAB) has been part of the city’s scientific history for more than two and a half centuries. Founded in 1764, it is one of Spain’s oldest institutions dedicated to research and scientific outreach, and has accompanied the evolution of knowledge from the Enlightenment to the present day.

  90. Reial Cercle Artístic de Barcelona

    • el Barri Gòtic

    The Reial Cercle Artístic de Barcelona is an iconic institution that has been at the heart of the city's artistic life since 1881. Located in the historic Barrio Gótico, this cultural centre is a true haven for artists and art lovers.

  93. Templo Romano de Augusto

    • el Barri Gòtic
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    Also known as the Templo de Augusto, this archaeological site is located in the heart of the Barrio Gótico. The temple is one of the few visible remains of the Roman presence in Barcelona.

  94. La Universidad de Barcelona

    • Sant Antoni
    • Attractions

    The University of Barcelona (UB) stands out as one of Barcelona’s oldest and most prestigious academic institutions. Since its founding in 1450, it has been recognised as one of the leading universities in Spain and Europe.

  95. Museo del traje y estilo del siglo XIX «Victoria Museum»

    • el Raval

    Victoria Museum, dedicated to 19th-century dress and style, opens in the heart of Barcelona after its success in Kyiv. Since 30 August 2025, this private museum has offered a unique experience: a journey to an era when beauty was understood as a form of language and dresses were a silent expression of identity, desire and belonging.

  106. Centre d'Imatgeria Festiva de Sant Martí — Can Saladrigas

    • el Poblenou

  109. Espai Bombers – Parc de la Prevenció

    • el Poble-sec

  117. MUHBA — El Born

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera