Barcelona like a Local
By people who call it HOME
Walking routes
This is like having us virtually! 😋
A mix of tourist places and local spots for you to make the most of your Barcelona experience.
Welcome to our walking routes created with Google Maps, with many points of interest and some local tips, fun facts, and challenges; we hope you make the most of your Barcelona experience with a little help! The advantage of using Google Maps is that you can add or remove stops as you wish or include public transportation! Make it yours
Please note that this is a very short list of what our city has to offer, there are thousands of ways to live it!
Gothic Quarter and much more
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- Children friendly: Grade 2/5
Montjuïc mountain and much more
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- Children friendly: Grade 4/5
Old Town: Barcino, Roman historical route:
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- Children friendly: Grade 1/5
Gaudí, Art Nouveau, and more Modernism Route:
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- Children friendly: Grade 4/5
TOP Attractions
These are a few tips and opinions, Barcelona is a theatre of experiences and you’re the director, so it can be anything you want it to be…
This information was accurate at writing time, for updated information visit its place official site
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Get around
Children Spots
Top restaurants
Breakfast/Brunch O´clock
Foodie & Boogie
Local & Cheap
Sybarite mood
Tapas Spots
Veggie & caring
Nightlife
Top Cocktails bars, Pubs, Clubs, Beach Clubs:
This is a short selection of top bars in all of Barcelona. Options close by here
Pastrami Bar/El Paradiso
Paradiso is a speakeasy-style cocktail bar hidden behind a retro fridge door inside a Pastrami Bar. Its design blends Barcelona’s sea vibes with Tuscan origins through wood and marble elements. Tropical touches add to the ambiance, creating an elegant yet youthful atmosphere embracing tradition and modernity. Directly linked by bus H14.
Ice Bar
The first ice bar at the beach in the world. EL ICE BAR: An intimate ice lounge decorated with sculptures entirely carved by hand by renowned international sculptors, where you can have a drink at temperatures that Barcelona is not used to. EL ‘HOT BAR’: Not everything in Ice Barcelona is cold and ice. For those sun lovers and summer temperatures we have a terrace-bar right in front of the beach, ideal for birthdays, bachelor parties and corporate events. Directly linked by bus D20.
Dry Martini
Dry Martini by Javier de las Muelas is the cocktail bar of Barcelona that has become an icon in the Cocktail World. It opened over 30 years ago, is on The World’s 50 Best Bars list for the seventh year in a row, and 6th best bar of all time achievers worldwide and first for Europe also as the third gin best world bar. Old fashioned, classic premium bar. Directly linked by metro L3.
El Bosc de les Fades
EL BOSC IN DAYLIGHT: Immerse yourself in a magical world and enjoy a coffee, an aperitif, or the best burger in Barcelona in a unique location. EL BOSC IN THE NIGHT: Cocktails, wines, mixed drinks, and the best gins await you at Bosc de les Fades, top quality products and a unique atmosphere in the center of Barcelona to enjoy a relaxed evening with your loved ones. 13 minutes walk.
Clubs:
These is a short selection of clubs in all Barcelona. Options close by here
Jamboree Jazz
One of the best bars in Barcelona with live music, the Jamboree Jazz & Dance Club, a historic local located in the Plaça Reial (Reial square) next to La Rambla, is one of Spain’s most famous jazz clubs. It has a daily jazz program with traditional proposals and others open to the most current trends of black music, with styles ranging from blues to groove, funk, soul, blues… and, of course, jazz. Opening hours
Jazz sessions: 8:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. /Jam sessions: Monday at 7:00 p.m. / Disco: from 12:30 a.m.
13 minutes walk.
Opium
Established in 2007, Opium Barcelona is a premier restaurant-club destination on the city’s nightlife scene. Situated beachfront, it offers live music performances, top DJs, and a diverse culinary experience. From day to night, Opium Barcelona invites guests to savor a fusion of flavors amidst stunning sea views.
Shoko
Shôko, awarded to one of the Top 100 Best Clubs in the World, invites you to have an incredible experience in Barcelona.
When night falls, Shôko becomes one of the most seductive and cosmopolitan clubs in the city. Daily sessions, international artists, and a VIP created to live unique experiences on the seafront.
Directly linked by bus D20 daytime, bus N6 night.
Pacha Barcelona
Pacha Barcelona, situated on the seafront, embodies Ibiza’s style with its white decor and organic shapes. The club hosts top DJs and artists every day, offering diverse musical styles. Alongside its vibrant nightlife, Pacha features a high-quality restaurant serving Mediterranean cuisine with an oriental twist on its sea-facing terrace. Guests can also enjoy cocktails and snacks with Chillout and Deep House music, creating a lively Beach Club atmosphere throughout the day.
Directly linked by bus D20 daytime, bus N6 night.
Brunch Elektronik
Brunch Electronik is a nomadic, open-air festival held in iconic locations across various cities worldwide. With vibrant dance areas and relaxed rest spots, it welcomes a friendly and inclusive crowd sharing our cherished values. Enjoy year-round to dance under the sun and embrace the spirit of freedom. Check out the next one in Barcelona!
Purobeach Barcelona
Purobeach Barcelona offers you a rest from the hectic-rush of the city. Spend the day poolside on a comfy sunbed and relax with a treatment in the spa while listening to the best Puro Music from our resident DJs. Check their night events!
Well-connected by public transportation or 15 minutes by car.
Local Holidays & Events
*This information was accurate at writing time. For updated information, check official websites*
Winter
Christmas season
Christmas overwater lights & Ice Skating – Where: Port Vell to Port de la Fusta → A total of 20-minute walk.
What to Expect: Delightful walk among magical Christmas lights reflecting off the sea, ending with ice skating on a rink by the water—perfect for a festive experience with scenic views.
Biggest Christmas shop in Spain, Fira de Santa Llúcia Christmas Market, Pesebre & Christmas tree – Where: Through the Gothic Quarter → A total of 23-minute walk.
What to Expect: Take a Christmas walk through the Gothic Quarter. Visit the Christmas shop by Käthe Wohlfahrt, then head to the Barcelona Cathedral to see one of Spain’s oldest Christmas markets, with festive gifts, decorations, and local treats. Finish your walk at Plaça Sant Jaume, where you can admire the traditional nativity scene (Pesebre) and a beautiful Christmas tree in the city square. PSSST: get yourself a Caganer (a Catalan figurine showing a person in the act of relieving themselves)
Christmas Lights at Sant Pau Art Nouveau Site – Where: Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau → Well connected by metro.
What to Expect: A dazzling display of Christmas lights set against the stunning modernist architecture of this historical site.
Poble Espanyol dressed as a Christmas Village – Where: Poble Espanyol → Well-connected by public transportation
What to Expect: A festive village offering workshops, live music, and a joyful holiday atmosphere for all ages.
New Year
Celebrate at Plaça d’Espanya (New Year’s Eve Party)- Where: Plaça d’Espanya → Directly linked by metro / 20 minute walk.
What to Expect: Barcelona hosts a large public celebration here with music, lights show, fireworks, and a festive atmosphere, all leading up to midnight. *Awareness for families: drinking and very crowded*
Fireworks at Montjuïc, near the Magic Fountain – Where: Montjuïc Hill → Well-connected by public transportation.
What to Expect: Enjoy a spectacular fireworks display from Montjuïc, offering stunning views of the city’s New Year celebrations and the Mediterranean. Experience a beautiful light and music show that captures the spirit of the season, with the Magic Fountain looking even more magical on New Year’s Eve *Awareness for families: drinking and very crowded*
Head to the Beach for a Midnight Toast- Where: Barceloneta Beach → Directly linked by bus.
What to Expect: For a more relaxed celebration, head to Barceloneta Beach to enjoy a toast with champagne while watching the fireworks over the water. *More family-friendly*
Eat 12 grapes for good luck – Where: Any of the city’s squares or at home!
What to Expect: It’s a Spanish tradition to eat 12 grapes at midnight, one for each chime of the clock, to bring luck for the new year.
For New Year dinner options, check out our recommendations here
For New Year parties, check out our clubbing recommendations here
Jump into the New Year swimming – Where: La Barceloneta beach → Directly linked by bus.
What to expect: On January 1st, organized by the Barceloneta Swimming Club, Many locals and visitors splash into the sea to ring in the new year—a cherished Barcelona tradition! *Family-friendly*
When: January 5th
Where: From the comfort of your apartment balcony!
What to Expect: On the evening of January 5th, enjoy a colorful and festive parade with the Three Kings on beautifully decorated floats. The Kings throw candies to the crowd, while children hand their letters with gift wishes to the Kings, which they find at home on January 6th, marking the end of the Christmas season.
Further details on the city hall’s site
Santa Eulàlia Festival
When: Typically lasts for a week, ending around February 12th–13th
Where: Throughout downtown Barcelona
What to Expect: Honoring the first patron saint of Barcelona. Enjoy parades, human towers (castellers), giant puppets (gegants), traditional music and dancing (Sardanes), and exciting fireworks and fire runs (correfoc) at night. This festival marks the start of the Carnival season in the city.
Further information on the city hall’s site
Carnival
When: February or March (before Lent)
Where: Throughout Barcelona, especially in the Gothic neighborhood
What to Expect: Carnaval is a lively celebration filled with colorful costumes, parades, and street parties throughout Barcelona. Visit the local markets, and you’ll want to enjoy coca de lardons (a Catalan pastry) and botifarra d’ou (a Catalan sausage made with eggs).
Further information on here
Integrated Systems Europe Congress (ISEC)
When: Late February – Early March
Where: Fira de Barcelona Gran Via → Well-connected by public transportation
Held in Barcelona since 2020
We’re proud to collaborate yearly with multiple companies providing excellent accommodation for their attendees, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay while they network and discover new trends.
PST: Since 2021, Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) has partnered with the Llum BCN Festival to present a captivating light show on the façade of La Pedrera, transforming the iconic building into a unique, mesmerizing canvas of light and color.
Mobile World Congress (MWC)
When: Late February – Early March
Where: Fira de Barcelona Gran Via → Well-connected by public transportation
Held in Barcelona since 2006
Providing top-notch accommodation for attendees since 2015. Enjoy a comfortable and convenient stay as you network, discover new technologies, and stay ahead in the mobile industry.
Spring
Sant Jordi
When: April 23rd
Where: Especially in Passeig de Gràcia → Directly linked by metro
What to Expect: The Catalan version of Valentine’s Day, with Barcelona filled with flowers and books. It’s said that in Catalan, we say “I love you” with a rose and a book. Stalls line the streets, selling books and roses.
Seafood Expo
When: April
Where: Fira de Barcelona Gran Via → Well-connected by public transportation
Held in Barcelona since 1993
We’re pleased to provide outstanding accommodation for all participants, guaranteeing a relaxing and convenient stay as you connect with industry peers, discover new products, and remain at the cutting edge of the seafood sector.
Primavera Sound
When: Usually in May – Updated dates here
Where: Parc del Fòrum → Well-connected by public transportation
What to Expect: Primavera Sound is one of Europe’s most renowned music festivals, featuring a diverse line-up of indie, rock, electronic, and pop artists. Held annually in Barcelona, it attracts music fans from all over the world. With performances by emerging talent and established global acts, it celebrates creativity and musical diversity.
Night at the Museum
When: Usually in May – Updated dates here
Where: Various museums across Barcelona
What to Expect: Nit de Museus offers free late-night access to many of Barcelona’s top museums. Visitors can enjoy special exhibits, performances, and workshops, making it a unique way to explore the city’s cultural scene after hours.
Summer
Sonar Festival
When: Typically in June – Updated dates here
Where: Fira de Barcelona Gran Via and various venues → Well-connected by public transportation
What to Expect: Sónar is a world-renowned music and arts festival, showcasing cutting-edge performances in electronic music, art, and technology. With a lineup of global artists and innovative installations, it’s a must-attend for fans of modern music and digital creativity.
Gay Pride Parade
When: Typically in June
Where: Various locations around Barcelona, with the main events at Plaça d’Espanya (Passing by our serviced tourist apartment building).
What to Expect: Barcelona’s Gay Pride Parade is a colorful and lively celebration of LGBTQ+ pride, equality, and diversity. Expect vibrant floats, music, performances, and street parties, creating an inclusive and festive atmosphere for all to enjoy.
Sant Joan
When: Night of Sant Joan: From June 23rd to 24th
Where: Beaches of Barcelona: Bonfires, fireworks, and celebrations with over 70,000 people.
What to Expect: Bonfires, fireworks, and traditional Coca de Sant Joan cake. Music, dancing, and a lively atmosphere. Celebration lasts into the early hours of June 24th.
Cruïlla Festival
When: Typically in July – Updated dates here
Where: Parc del Fòrum → Well-connected by public transportation
What to Expect: Cruïlla Festival is a vibrant music festival featuring a mix of genres from rock to reggae to pop. With performances by international and local artists, it’s a celebration of music, culture, and diversity, attracting music lovers worldwide.
Festa Major de Gràcia
When: August 15th to 21st
Where: Gràcia Neighborhood, start in Carrer Verdi → Directly linked by metro
What to Expect: The Festa Major de Gràcia is one of Barcelona’s most famous neighborhood festivals, known for its stunning street decorations. Each year, locals decorate their streets with creative themes, and the area comes alive with live music, dancing, food, and artistic performances, making it a truly immersive cultural experience.
Autumn-Fall
La Mercè
When: September 19th to 24th
Where: Throughout Barcelona, check out the program here:
What to Expect: La Mercè is Barcelona’s largest and most important annual festival, celebrating the city’s patron saint, Our Lady of Mercy. The festival features parades, fireworks, human towers (castellers), music, and traditional Catalan performances, creating an exciting and festive atmosphere throughout the city.
La Castanyada
When: October 31st
Where: Throughout Barcelona, especially in local markets and homes
What to Expect: La Castanyada is a traditional Catalan festival celebrated on Halloween. The focus is on roasted chestnuts (castanyes), sweet potatoes (moniatos), and panellets (small marzipan cakes). Families gather to enjoy these treats, and you’ll find street vendors selling chestnuts in various neighborhoods.
Autumn-Fall (Oct Nov Dec)
La Mercè
La Castanyada
Carnaval
Oudoors Activities
Since 2004, this company has promoted urban sports like skateboarding, BMX, scootering, surfing, and yoga through its indoor skatepark in Barcelona. Offering classes, camps, trips, and events, it also builds and rents skateparks and ramps, driven by a passionate, experienced team. Well-connected from our place by public transportation. *Child-friendly*
Join the beach tribe at Mar Bella for paddle surf lessons, beach yoga, full moon sessions, board rentals, and fun group activities. From hen parties to team-building events, they’ve got everything to enjoy the sun, sand, and sea. Well-connected from our place by public transportation.
Near Barcelona: Day trips
STAY AROUND
Costa Brava:
Sitges:
Vibrant, artistic, coastal, lively, cultural
How to Get There 🚆 – From Our Place
Take the L3 Metro (Green Line) from Paral·lel Station to Sants Station (6 min).
Then, take the Renfe Cercanías (R2S) train to Sitges (40- 45min).
Cost: Metro: 2.40 EUR; Train to Sitges: 4-6 EUR (each way)
Things to Do in Sitges:
Beaches 🏖️: Relax on Playa de San Sebastián or Playa de la Ribera.
Cultural Sites 🎨: Visit Cau Ferrat Museum and Iglesia de San Bartolomé y Santa Tecla.
Lunch 🍴: Enjoy fresh seafood and paella at La Zorra or El Pou de la Vila.
Shopping 🛍️: Find unique handmade jewelry and local art in shops like La Pasionaria.
Sant Pol de Mar:
Charming, tranquil, coastal, beautiful, local
How to Get There 🚆 – From Our Place
Take the L3 Metro (Green Line) from Paral·lel Station to Sants Station (6 min).
Then, take the Renfe Cercanías (R1) train towards Blanes and get off at Sant Pol de Mar (approximately 1 hour).
Cost: Metro: 2.40 EUR; Train to Sant Pol de Mar: 5-6 EUR (each way).
Things to Do in Sant Pol de Mar:
Beaches 🏖️: Relax on the beautiful Playa de Sant Pol or the quieter Playa de la Murtra.
Cultural Sites 🎨: Visit the Church of Sant Pau for stunning views and local charm.
Lunch 🍴: Enjoy fresh seafood and Catalan dishes at Can Pitu or Restaurant Xató.
Shopping 🛍️: Handmade pottery, check out El Taller de Ceràmica.
Camí de Ronda:
Hiking, charming, relaxing, coastal, picturesque
The Camí de Ronda is a stunning coastal walk along the Costa Brava, connecting some of the most beautiful towns and beaches. Starting in Sant Feliu de Guíxols, the path offers breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea 🌊, picturesque cliffs 🌿, and charming coastal villages.
Distance: The total walk can be done in parts, depending on how far you want to go (around 7-10 km between Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Platja d’Aro, and Sant Pol de Mar).
Difficulty: Easy to moderate, with plenty of stops to rest and enjoy the views.
How to Get There 🚆 – From Our Place
Take the L3 Metro (Green Line) from Paral·lel Station to Sants Station (6 minutes).
From Sants, take the Renfe R11 train towards Blanes and get off at Sant Feliu de Guíxols (approximately 1h30min).
Cost: Metro: 2.40 EUR; Train to Sant Feliu de Guíxols: 6-8 EUR
Itinerary of Villages Along the Camí de Ronda:
-Sant Feliu de Guíxols 🏖️: Start your journey in this historic town, known for its beautiful marina, Mediterranean-style architecture, and the Monastery of Sant Feliu ⛪. It’s the perfect starting point for your walk.
-S’Agaró 🌿: A short walk from Sant Feliu de Guíxols, you’ll pass through the charming S’Agaró, known for its luxurious villas and natural beauty. The beaches here are serene, perfect for a quick rest and a swim.
-Platja d’Aro 🌞: Continue towards Platja d’Aro, a lively town famous for its beaches, shopping streets, and cafés. This area is perfect for taking a break and enjoying the vibrant seaside atmosphere.
-Sant Pol de Mar 🏖️: End your journey in the peaceful village of Sant Pol de Mar, known for its calm beaches and quaint streets. It’s the perfect place to relax, explore local shops, or visit El Taller de Cerámica 🏺 for handmade pottery.
How to come back home 🚆 – From Sant Pol de Mar
From Sant Pol de Mar, take the Renfe R1 train back to Barcelona Sants ( 1 hour).
Take the L3 Metro (Green Line) from Sants Station to Paral·lel Station (6 minutes).
Cost: Train from Sant Pol de Mar 5-6 EUR; Metro: 2.40 EUR;
🌿Be a nice “temporary local” and be respectful to nature and the environment🌿
Mount Tibidabo:
Panoramic, historic, amusement park, scenic, spiritual
How to Get There 🚆 – From Our Place
Take the L3 Metro (Green Line) from Paral·lel Station to Vall d’Hebron Station (about 15 minutes).
Then, take the Tibibus (T2B) to Plaça Doctor Andreu (approximately 20 minutes).
Cost: Metro: 2.40 EUR; Tibibus: 2.40 EUR (each way).
Optional Route (With Tramvia Blau) 🚋:
You can take the Tramvia Blau from Avinguda Tibidabo to the Tibidabo Funicular.
Funicular to the Summit: Take the Tibidabo Funicular to the top (5 minutes).
Cost: Tramvia Blau: 2.40 EUR; Funicular: 2.40 EUR (each way).
Things to Do on Mount Tibidabo:
Tibidabo Amusement Park 🎢: Enjoy classic rides with spectacular views.
Temple Expiatori del Sagrat Cor ⛪: Visit the church for panoramic city views.
Mirador de Collserola 🌿: Explore the natural park with stunning vistas of Barcelona.
Montserrat Monastery:
Spiritual, panoramic, historic, mountainous, hiking
How to Get There 🚆 – From Our Place:
Take the L3 Metro (Green Line) from Paral·lel Station to Sants Station (6 minutes).
Take the Renfe R5 train from Sants to Montserrat Aeri (about 1 hour 15 minutes).
Then, take the Aeri de Montserrat Cable Car (5 minutes) or Cremallera Funicular (12 minutes) to reach the Montserrat Monastery.
Cost: Metro: EUR 2.40; Train: 5-6 EUR; Cable Car/Funicular: 8-10 EUR (each way).
Things to Do at Montserrat Monastery:
Montserrat Monastery ⛪: Visit the Basilica and see the famous Black Madonna (Moreneta in Catalan) statue.
Hiking Trails 🥾: Explore scenic trails with stunning views of the Montserrat mountains.
Museum 🎨: Discover artwork and religious artifacts at the Montserrat Museum.
Panoramic Views 🌄: Take in spectacular views of the surrounding natural park from various viewpoints.
Port Aventura World:
3 different amusement parks in 1
How to Get There 🚆 – From Our Place
Take the L3 Metro (Green Line) from Paral·lel Station to Sants Station (6 minutes).
From Sants, take the Renfe R4 train to PortAventura station (approximately 1 hour 20 minutes).
Cost: Metro: 2.40 EUR; Train: 5-6 EUR (each way).
Things to Do at PortAventura:
1 Port Aventura Park 🎢: Enjoy thrilling roller coasters, water rides, and family-friendly attractions across multiple themed areas like Mediterrània, Far West, and China.
2 Ferrari Land 🚗: Experience high-speed rides and Formula 1-themed attractions for an adrenaline-packed experience.
3 Caribe Aquatic Park 💦: Cool off with water slides and relaxing pools in this tropical-themed water park.
Total Approximate Cost 💰:
Public Transport (round trip): 12-14 EUR per person
Port Aventura Tickets: 50-60 EUR (depending on the season and type of ticket)
STAY WISE
Dali’s museum & Figueres:
Surreal, artistic, different, creative, iconic
How to Get There 🚆 – From Our Place
Take the L3 Metro (Green Line) from Paral·lel Station to Sants Station (6 minutes).
From Sants, take the Renfe AVE or R1 train to Figueres Vilafant (approximately 1 hour 30 minutes).
Cost: Metro: 2.40 EUR; Train to Figueres: 10-15 EUR (each way).
Things to Do in Figueres:
Dali Theatre-Museum 🎨: Explore Salvador Dalí’s world-famous museum, housed in a former theater. The museum showcases his eccentric and surreal works, including paintings, sculptures, and installations.
Dali’s Surreal Architecture 🏰: Admire the museum’s unique architecture, including the giant eggs on the roof and the facade with surreal elements.
Figueres Town 🏙️: Wander around Figueres, a charming Catalan town with lovely squares, cafés, and shops to explore.
Total Approximate Cost 💰:
Public Transport (round trip): 20-30 EUR per person
Dali Museum Ticket: 15-20 EUR
Note on Accommodation 🏨:
If staying overnight, we have 2 lovely country houses in Avinyonet de Puigventós, ideal for families or groups of friends. For booking requests and more information, click here
Tarragona (Tarraco):
Roman, historical, coastal, cultural, ancient
How to Get There 🚆 – From Our Place
Take the L3 Metro (Green Line) from Paral·lel Station to Sants Station (6 minutes).
From Sants, take the Renfe R2 Sud train to Tarragona (approximately 1 hour 15 minutes).
Cost: Metro: 2.40 EUR; Train to Tarragona: 6-8 EUR (each way).
Things to Do in Tarraco (Tarragona):
Cultural Sites 🎨: Explore the Tarragona Amphitheatre, discover the Roman Forum and Walls, visit Tarragona Cathedral, and learn about its history at the National Archaeological Museum.
Beach 🏖️: Relax at Playa del Miracle, close to the old town.
Lunch 🍴: Enjoy fresh seafood at El Pòsit Del Serrallo or traditional Catalan dishes at Barquet Tarragona.
Shopping 🛍️: Find unique handmade ceramics and candles at El Lloro or explore local crafts at La Galette.
Total Approximate Cost 💰:
Public Transport (round trip): 12-16 EUR per person
Museum and Attractions: 10-20 EUR per person
(Historical) Girona:
Historic, charming, authentic, medieval, vibrant
How to Get There 🚆 – From Our Place
Take the L3 Metro (Green Line) from Paral·lel Station to Sants Station (6 min).
Once in Sants Station, take the Renfe AVE or Avant train to Girona (38-40 min).
Cost: Metro: 2.40 EUR; Train to Girona: 10-15 EUR (each way).
Things to Do in (Historical) Girona:
Cultural Sites 🎨: Visit Girona Cathedral, explore The Jewish Quarter (El Call), discover the 12th-century Arab Baths, take a stroll along the Onyar River and Colorful Houses on the bridges, walk along City Walls (Passeig de la Muralla) for panoramic views of the city.
Lunch 🍴: Enjoy Mediterranean cuisine in a cozy setting at Restaurant Le Bistrot.
Shopping 🛍️: Find unique wooden toys at La Carpa, recycled art and furniture at Tocat Pel Vent, traditional Catalan products at La Noucentista, and fine chocolates at Gluki.
STAY WINERY
Freixetren: Freixenet Winery:
Cava tour, immersive, authentic, scenic, train
The “Freixetren” includes a round-trip ticket from any Barcelona commuter train station (Cercanías) as well as the regional service stations to Sant Sadurní d’Anoia (1h away). It also includes a 90-minute tour of the Freixenet cellars with a tasting of two cavas at the end of the tour.
Cost: Metro: 2.40 EUR; Freixetren: 18 EUR
Must book in advance, more information here
Torres Winery:
Wine tour, accessible, experience, tasting, recognized
One of Spain’s most recognized wine producers, offering tours and tastings in Vilafranca del Penedès (1.5h away)
Must book in advance, more information here
Stay Informed
Barcelona is a beautiful and lively city, renowned as one of the most visited places in the world. While it is generally a safe destination, the high volume of tourists can attract pickpockets and opportunistic thieves, particularly in popular tourist areas.
To ensure a pleasant stay, we recommend our guests take the following precautions with their belongings:
Safety recommendations or wise tips:
Do not display large amounts of cash; carry only as much as you need.
You will be able to pay by card in most of the places.
Keep an eye on your personal belongings, we recommend using bags with long straps and wearing them crossbody, with the bag in the front.
Be vigilant in tourist spots, crowds, restaurants, and on public transportation. The pickpocket waits for a distraction to take what is yours.
When walking around the city, know how to get to your destination in
advance so you appear confident in where you are going. Avoid walking around with your phone in your hand.
Emergency telephone line: 112 (Assistance in more than 50 languages).
With a bit of common sense and awareness, you can easily avoid any issues. Barcelona is a very safe city in terms of personal safety, so you can relax and enjoy all the wonderful experiences it has to offer.
Guided Tours
We’re happy to recommend Be Outdoors Barcelona for guided tours around our city or for a day trip to explore La Costa Brava. Giulio, Fabrizio, and Francesco will ensure you have an excellent experience and lots of unforgettable memories with your friends and/or family 🙌💖!
Tours are available in English, Spanish, and Italian
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