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  1. sala «La Paloma»

    • el Raval

    La Paloma is an iconic cultural venue in Barcelona that has left a significant mark on the community’s artistic life. It has become a meeting point for art and culture lovers, with a varied programme including concerts, exhibitions, plays and film screenings.

  2. Palau de la Música Catalana

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera
    • Attractions

    Experience the architectural splendour and vibrant music at the Palau de la Música Catalana, a true cultural treasure in the heart of Barcelona.

  3. Espacio Inmersa

    • el Poblenou
    • Museums

    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.

  4. plaza «La Monumental»

    • el Fort Pienc
    • Attractions

    Plaza La Monumental is a genuine landmark, known mainly for its former bullring, opened in 1914. This majestic building, designed by architect José Espiau y Muñoz, stands out for its impressive Neo-Mudéjar style, combining Arab and Andalusian elements, and has become a symbol of the city’s Modernista architecture.

  5. Espacio «Paral·lel 62»

    • el Raval
    • Attractions

    Paral·lel 62 is much more than a performance venue. Located on one of Barcelona's most historic avenues for the performing arts, this space was created with the aim of combining cultural programming, social commitment, and citizen participation in a single project.

  6. Auditori L'illa de Barcelona

    • Les Corts

    Auditori L’illa de Barcelona is an iconic venue for events, combining elegance and cutting-edge technology. Strategically located on Diagonal Avenue, this auditorium is a preferred choice for corporate and cultural events.

  7. Filmoteca de Catalunya

    • el Raval
    • Museums

    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.

  8. Tablao Flamenco Cordobes y Show de Flamenco El Duende

    • el Raval
    • Restaurants

    Those seeking authenticity find it here: in the echo of a guitar, the tremor of a cante jondo cry, the silence before applause. Tablao Flamenco Cordobes and El Duende do not merely show flamenco: they live it, respect it and share it with those who know how to recognise truth when it rings out.

  9. Aquitània Teatre

    • la Nova Esquerra de l'Eixample

    Aquitània Teatre now occupies a space with memory. Located on Avinguda de Sarrià, for years it was home to the Filmoteca de la Generalitat de Catalunya, a place distinguished by its commitment to independent, thought-provoking cinema, away from the usual commercial circuits.

  10. Auditori Fòrum CCIB

    • el Besòs i el Maresme

    Auditori Fòrum CCIB has established itself as one of the city's major venues for large-scale events. With a capacity of over 3,000 people, it is designed so that every seat has a clear view of the stage, offering a spacious setting suitable for everything from concerts to complex stage productions.

  11. Casino l'Aliança del Poblenou

    • el Poblenou

    Right on the Rambla del Poblenou, the Casino l'Aliança del Poblenou has been part of the neighbourhood's life since 1869. More than just a building, it is an institution that has accompanied the evolution of this area of Barcelona, becoming an everyday meeting point and a cultural driving force.

  12. El Mercat de les Flors

    • el Poble-sec

    Mercat de les Flors is a renowned cultural space in Barcelona, dedicated mainly to contemporary dance and other performing arts disciplines. Located in the Teatre Lliure complex on Montjuïc, this former flower market turned cultural centre is an important reference point in the field of performing arts in Catalonia and Spain.

  13. El Teatre més Petit del Món

    • la Vila de Gràcia

    El Teatre més Petit del Món is a distinctive concert venue hidden in an 1890 house in the Gràcia neighbourhood. Located at number 25 Encarnació Street, the space was born within La Casa dels Músics, a project created by pianist and composer Luis de Arquer in 1998.

  14. Teatre Grec

    • el Poble-sec

    Since 1929, Teatre Grec has been an emblem of Barcelona’s cultural life, filling every summer with music, theatre and dance.

  15. Espai Texas

    • la Vila de Gràcia

    Espai Texas recovers a name with history to become a new cultural stop in the Gràcia neighbourhood. Cinema, performing arts and gathering coexist in a space designed for those who enjoy culture without rigid compartments, where a film can give way to a play or a long conversation around a table.

  16. Gran Teatre del Liceu

    • el Raval

    Opera, ballet and new beginnings. Gran Teatre del Liceu remains to this day a symbol of resilience, innovation and new beginnings.

  17. Sala «Luz de Gas»

    • Sant Gervasi - Galvany

    Luz de Gas is one of those places in Barcelona where music seems to have settled permanently. Located in the Sant Gervasi neighbourhood, the venue occupies the former La Cova del Drac theatre and retains that sense of a stage with history, where different eras and styles coexist under the same roof.

  18. Palau Sant Jordi

    • el Poble-sec

    Stadiums have traditionally been the world’s finest concert arenas. Palau Sant Jordi is no exception, and everyone wants to enjoy their favourite artist from its facilities.

  19. Sala Ars Teatre BCN

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera

    Sala Ars Teatre has carved out its own place on Barcelona’s theatre circuit by championing local theatre. Located in the city centre, its small format creates a direct relationship between performers and audience, where every gesture and every word can be perceived without distance.

  20. Sala Beckett

    • el Poblenou

    Sala Beckett has established itself as one of the key spaces for understanding contemporary playwriting in Barcelona. More than just a venue for performances, it serves as a workspace where ideas take shape before reaching the stage.

  21. Sala FlyHard

    • la Bordeta

    Sala FlyHard is measured not in metres but in intensity. This small performance space operates as a producing venue where almost everything programmed is born within. Far from constant rotation, it backs few productions per season – five or six – and long runs that let each production breathe and evolve.

  22. Sala Fènix

    • el Raval

    In the heart of the Raval, Sala Fènix has established itself as a space where theatre is experienced up close. Specialising in intimate formats, the venue offers a regular programme that combines shows, artist residencies, in-house productions, exhibitions, and training activities.

  23. Teatre Sala Pangolí

    • el Camp d'en Grassot i Gràcia Nova

    Inspired by the uniqueness of the animal after which it is named, Teatre Sala Pangolí presents itself as a space for the unusual. A place that champions the strange, the hybrid and what does not always fit into the scene’s most predictable circuits.

  24. SAT! Sant Andreu Teatre

    • Sant Andreu

    SAT! Sant Andreu Teatre has made family theatre and contemporary dance two languages able to coexist on one stage. Located in Sant Andreu, this cultural space has spent years showing that proposals for children can have the same artistic rigour, sensitivity and creative risk as any programme for adults.

  25. Tantarantana Teatre

    • el Raval

    For more than three decades, Teatre Tantarantana has built its own space in Barcelona’s theatre scene. Founded in 1992 as a small venue linked to family theatre, it has evolved into a centre for creation and performance with an identity marked by risk and commitment.

  26. Teatre Akadèmia

    • l'Antiga Esquerra de l'Eixample

    Teatre Akadèmia has established itself as one of the most restless spaces on Barcelona’s theatre scene. Located in Eixample, this independent theatre works through closeness and artistic exploration, championing a programme where text, contemporary reflection and experimentation coexist without the need for grand artifice.

  27. Teatre Apolo

    • el Poble-sec

    A prime spot for lovers of the performing arts.

  28. Teatre Borràs

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera

    Teatre Borràs has been part of Barcelona’s cultural landscape for almost a century. Opened in 1931 as a cinema at Plaça Urquinaona, it has reinvented itself over time to become one of the city’s best-known theatre venues. Its definitive transformation came in the 1990s, when it fully embraced theatre and established a programme marked by quality and connection with audiences.

  29. Teatre Coliseum

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample

    Teatro Coliseum is one of Barcelona’s great temples of entertainment. With its monumental façade and iconic illuminated sign, it has been part of the city’s cultural and emotional landscape for more than a century. Opened in 1923, the building was born with aspirations of grandeur: it combined film screenings with live shows, offering Barcelonans a modern and cosmopolitan experience for its time.

  30. Teatre Condal

    • el Poble-sec

    Circus, cinema and theatre—a history full of spectacle. With over a century in Barcelona's artistic programme, it remains one of the best places to visit in the city today.

  31. Teatre de Sarrià

    • Sarrià

    Teatre de Sarrià is one of those spaces where the cultural history of a neighbourhood seems to keep breathing behind the scenes. Its origins date back to the late 19th century, when a small group driven by a desire to make theatre began organising modest performances that, almost without intending to, would become a tradition lasting more than a century.

  32. Teatre Raval

    • el Raval

    A magical place that showcases the magic of the performing arts.

  33. EÒLIA Centre Superior d'Art Dramàtic - Teatre Eòlia

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample

    EÒLIA Centre Superior d’Art Dramàtic is a private artistic training centre founded in Barcelona in 2000. Linked from the outset to companies such as Tricicle and Dagoll Dagom, it combines drama teaching with direct contact with the professional sector.

  34. Teatre Gaudí

    • la Sagrada Família

    In the right-hand Eixample, Teatre Gaudí Barcelona has established itself as a reference space for medium-format theatre. Since opening in 2008, it has developed a programme combining musicals, text-based theatre and contemporary proposals, always maintaining a close relationship with its audience.

  35. Teatre Goya

    • el Raval

    Teatre Goya, an iconic theatre founded in 1914, is recognised for its long history and impressive architecture, making it one of the most prominent places in the world of entertainment in the Catalan capital.

  36. Teatre Lliure

    • el Poble-sec

    Since its founding in 1976, Teatre Lliure has established itself as one of Spain’s key spaces for performing-arts creation. Born as a cooperative project driven by a collective of artists led by Fabià Puigserver, the theatre retains the spirit of research and commitment to the performing arts that marked its beginnings.

  37. Teatre Muntaner

    • Sant Antoni

    Teatre Muntaner occupies a unique spot in the heart of Barcelona. Located right in the city centre, it combines the essence of a performance venue with the versatility needed to host all kinds of professional events, making it a go-to space for companies, institutions, and brands looking for a setting with its own character.

  38. Teatre Nacional de Catalunya

    • el Fort Pienc

    With a varied programme and great recognition, it is one of the most recommended leisure options in all of Barcelona.

  39. Teatre Romea

    • el Raval

    Teatre Romea has spent more than a century and a half demonstrating that a stage can be much more than a place where stories are performed. Since opening in 1863, this historic Raval theatre has gone through different eras without losing an essential characteristic: the determination to engage with its time, even when that means making people uncomfortable, provoking or questioning certainties.

  40. Teatre Tívoli

    • la Dreta de l'Eixample

    Few venues in Barcelona can boast a history as vibrant as that of Teatre Tívoli. It was born in 1919 with the spirit of Europe’s great theatres, offering the public zarzuelas, operas, revues and circus shows that brought the city to life. Over time, cinema took over its screen, but live art never left its stage.

  41. Teatre Victòria

    • el Poble-sec

    An iconic theatre in Barcelona that captures the city's magic and culture.

  42. Teatreneu

    • la Vila de Gràcia

    Since opening in 1988, the theatre’s aim has been to promote the performing arts in Barcelona.

  43. Teatro de títeres La Puntual

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera

    Located in the historic La Ribera neighbourhood, La Puntual is the smallest puppet theatre in Barcelona, with space for 50 spectators. With a rich history and a wide variety of shows, this welcoming theatre is a cultural gem that delights both children and adults.

  44. Teatro Poliorama

    • el Raval

    Since 1899, Teatre Poliorama has been part of Barcelona’s cultural history. Located on the ground floor of the Reial Acadèmia de Ciències i Arts de Barcelona building, designed by Josep Domènech i Estapà, its stage has witnessed more than a century of theatre, cinema and artistic and social upheaval.

  50. Petit Palau

    • Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera
    • Attractions