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  1. Academia Talantón

    Academia Talantón sees learning as something that goes far beyond completing exercises or preparing for exams. In Gavà, this educational space works from a simple but powerful idea: every child learns differently and deserves support that takes into account both their academic development and their emotional wellbeing.

  2. Anella Olímpica de Montjuïc

    • el Poble-sec
    • Attractions

    L’Anella Olímpica de Montjuïc is a prominent sports complex that was built as the main venue for the Barcelona 1992 Olympic Games.

  3. Antiga Fàbrica Estrella Damm

    • la Sagrada Família
    • Attractions
    • Museums

    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.

  4. L'Arc de Triomf

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera
    • Attractions

    L'Arc de Triomf is a monumental structure located in the heart of the city, near Parc de la Ciutadella and on Passeig de Lluís Companys. This impressive arch is one of the architectural icons of Barcelona and an important historical and cultural symbol.

  5. Espacio cultural «Ateneu Barcelonès»

    • el Barri Gòtic
    • Attractions

    For more than a century and a half, Ateneu Barcelonès has been one of the great refuges of Barcelona's cultural and intellectual life. Hidden in the very heart of the city, behind the everyday bustle of the Gothic Quarter, the historic Palau Savassona opens its doors to a space where time seems to pass at a different pace.

  6. Atlantic Club

    • Sant Gervasi - la Bonanova

    If you're planning a wedding, a corporate event, or any other kind of celebration, or simply want to have a good time in the evening, this could be the ideal venue you're looking for.

  7. Escape Room «Aventurico Tetuan Barcelona»

    • el Fort Pienc
    • Places to go with kids
    • Museums

    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.

  8. Badalona

    • Attractions

    A sea-and-mountain destination that will at least leave a good taste in your mouth. With countless plans to make, Badalona is the perfect choice for your holiday.

  9. Basílica de la Mercè

    • el Barri Gòtic
    • Attractions

    Basílica de Nuestra Señora de la Merced y San Miguel Arcángel, a Baroque church located in Barcelona’s Barrio Gótico, invites you to nourish yourself with history by exploring its facilities.

  10. Basílica de Santa Maria del Mar

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera
    • Attractions

    Walking through the corridors of religious buildings such as the Basílica de Santa María del Mar is a spiritual experience. Its calm atmosphere invites reflection and contemplation. Every corner and every chapel tells a story, and it is impossible not to marvel at so much beauty.

  11. Torre Bellesguard

    • Sant Gervasi - la Bonanova
    • Attractions

    Torre Bellesguard, also known as Casa Figueras, is a work by Antoni Gaudí that combines Modernisme and medieval elements inspired by an ancient castle. Its name, which evokes a “beautiful view”, offers unique panoramas of the city. This building, rich in symbolism and Catalan history, is a lesser-known but fascinating example of Gaudí’s genius, making it a hidden treasure to explore.

  14. Casa Asia

    • el Raval
    • Attractions

    Casa Asia has established itself as one of the main bridges between Spain and the Asia-Pacífico region. From its headquarters in Barcelona, this institution serves as a meeting place where culture, ideas, and cooperation come together to bring one of the world's most dynamic areas closer to the European context.

  15. Casa Comalat

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample
    • Attractions

    Casa Comalat is an outstanding example of Catalan Modernism in Barcelona. Designed by the architect Salvador Valeri i Pupurull, this building is a true masterpiece of architecture.

  16. Casa de la Seda

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera
    • Attractions
    • Museums

    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.

  17. Casa d'Espiritualitat de Sant Felip Neri

    • les Tres Torres
    • Attractions
    • Museums

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

  18. Casa Lleó i Morera

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample
    • Attractions

    Casa Lleó i Morera is a magnificent example of Catalan modernist architecture located in the very heart of Barcelona. Designed by the architect Lluís Domènech i Montaner and built between 1902 and 1906, this impressive house is a masterpiece of the Catalan belle époque.

  19. Casa Mulleras

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample
    • Attractions

    Located in the Eixample district, this neoclassical architectural gem is one of the icons of Passeig de Gràcia. Originally built in 1868, it underwent reconstruction between 1906 and 1911 under the direction of architect Enric Sagnier.

  20. Casino Barcelona

    • la Barceloneta
    • Attractions

    Facing the Mediterranean, in Port Olímpic, Casino Barcelona brings together leisure, gastronomy and entertainment in a space that remains active well into the night. Far more than a gaming venue, it has established itself as one of the reference places for those seeking a different experience in the city.

  22. Cementerio de Poblenou

    • el Poblenou
    • Attractions

    Get to know Barcelona up close. Visit one of its most unique places.

  23. Centre Cívic Casa Groga

    • Sant Genís dels Agudells
    • Attractions

    Centre Cívic Casa Groga occupies a privileged position on the slopes of Collserola, with one of those views from which Barcelona seems to stretch slowly towards the sea. But beyond the landscape, since 1991 this space has become one of the fundamental meeting points of Sant Genís dels Agudells.

  25. Col·legi de les Teresianes

    • les Tres Torres
    • Attractions

    Col·legi de les Teresianes is one of Antoni Gaudí’s less obvious – and yet most revealing – works. Located in the Sarrià-Sant Gervasi neighbourhood, the building surprises with its outward austerity: an austere, almost monastic brick façade that responds both to economic criteria and to a wish for restraint.

  27. Empresa de servicios de supercoches, eventos, alquileres y experiencias «Drive Me Barcelona»

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera

    Drive Me Barcelona is a reference point in the luxury supercar sector, specialising in rentals and the organisation of unparalleled motoring experiences. With a track record of more than a decade, this company has established one of Spain’s most notable fleets, including vehicles from iconic brands such as McLaren, Ferrari, Porsche, Aston Martin and Lamborghini.

  28. L'Eixample

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample
    • Attractions

    L’Eixample, which means “extension” in Catalan, is one of Barcelona’s most iconic and recognisable districts. It was designed in the mid-19th century by architect Ildefons Cerdà i Sunyer as a planned expansion of the city, making it an outstanding example of urban planning.

  29. El Born

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera
    • Attractions

    El Born is a charming neighbourhood located in the heart of Barcelona that perfectly blends history, culture, and contemporary life. Walking through its narrow, cobbled streets feels like travelling back in time, as the neighbourhood preserves much of its medieval and Renaissance architecture.

  30. Carrer d’Estruc

    • el Barri Gòtic
    • Attractions

    Do you remember Harry Potter’s Diagon Alley? There is a similar magical place in Barcelona: Carrer d’Estruc. Mystery and witchcraft in the heart of Barcelona. Do not miss this exciting street with its stories of magic.

  31. El Gato de Botero

    • el Raval
    • Attractions

    Fernando Botero’s El Gato is an iconic, much-loved sculpture in Barcelona. Located in Raval, this bronze sculpture is characteristic of the Colombian artist’s distinctive style.

  32. Monasterio de Santa Ana

    • el Barri Gòtic
    • Attractions

    The Monasterio de Santa Ana in Barcelona, dating from the XII century, is a notable example of architecture interwoven with the historical memory of the area.

  34. El Pont del Bisbe

    • el Barri Gòtic
    • Attractions

    It is not only a practical link between two important points in Barcelona, but also an architectural gem with its own legends and an impressive aesthetic.

  35. Església de Santa Maria del Pi

    • el Barri Gòtic
    • Attractions

    A lasting testament to medieval architectural skill and a key part of the city's cultural heritage in the heart of the Barrio Gótico.

  36. Església del Sagrat Cor

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample
    • Attractions

    Within the fabric of Eixample, Església del Sagrat Cor forms part of the Col·legi Casp–Sagrat Cor complex on Carrer de Casp, where it functions as a central architectural and symbolic element. Listed as a building with elements of interest, its presence combines urban discretion with notable formal richness.

  37. Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys

    • el Poble-sec
    • Attractions

    An impressive stadium located in the city of Barcelona, Spain. It was built in 1929 and has hosted numerous major sporting events over the years.

  38. Fira Gran Via

    • Attractions
    • Museums

    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.

  39. Font Màgica de Montjuïc

    • el Poble-sec
    • Attractions

    Font Màgica, or Fuente Mágica, is one of Barcelona’s most captivating treasures and one of the world’s most impressive fountains. At the foot of Montjuïc hill, this majestic fountain was built for the 1929 Universal Exposition and has since become an iconic city spectacle.

  40. Fundació Privada Foto Colectania

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera
    • Museums

    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.

  41. escultura «Girafa coqueta»

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample
    • Attractions

    Among Barcelona’s most curious urban sculptures, Girafa coqueta stands out for its ability to surprise those who pass by. Located at the junction of Diagonal Avenue and Rambla de Catalunya, this work by sculptor Josep Granyer has become one of those small icons of the city that invite you to stop, observe and, almost always, smile.

  42. Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample
    • Attractions

    Gran Vía de las Cortes Catalanas is one of Barcelona’s most prominent thoroughfares.

  43. Iglesia de San Agustín

    • el Raval
    • Attractions

    The Iglesia de San Agustín occupies a unique corner of the Raval, among narrow streets and squares where Barcelona still retains some of its oldest rhythms. Its monumental presence contrasts with the everyday bustle of the neighbourhood, as if the building has been observing the city's transformations for centuries.

  44. Institut Français de Barcelone

    • Sant Gervasi - Galvany
    • Attractions

    Institut Français de Barcelone has spent more than a century serving as one of the great cultural bridges between Barcelona and France. Far more than a language school, the building has become a space where cinema, thought, literature, music and contemporary debate coexist in the heart of Eixample.

  45. Jardines de Joan Maragall

    • el Poble-sec
    • Attractions

    The Jardines de Joan Maragall seem to exist under their own rules. Just a few metres from the constant activity of Montjuïc, this space offers an unexpected pause where the noise of the city disappears and only the sound of water, birds, and the quiet echo of footsteps on the paths remain.

  46. Jardines de Mossèn Cinto Verdaguer

    • el Poble-sec
    • Attractions

    Jardines de Mossèn Cinto Verdaguer, located on Montjuïc, stand out as one of Barcelona’s most beautiful places. This themed garden, part of Montjuïc Park, slopes gently downwards and offers panoramic views of the city, the sea and, on clear days, even Montseny.

  47. Jardines del Baluard

    • el Raval
    • Attractions

    Natural area space. Historic establishment with wide outdoor trails.

  48. Jardins de Joan Brossa

    • el Poble-sec
    • Attractions

    Jardins de Joan Brossa, on Montjuïc, are one of those corners where Barcelona changes pace. Far from the bustle of the centre, this large green space invites you to walk among pine trees, rest in the shade or enjoy some of the city’s best views and the Mediterranean.

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