Activities in Barcelona
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Adolfo Dominguez
Dubbed the “Spanish Armani,” Galician designer Adolfo Dominguez tailors ready-to-wear suits for both men and women. Constructed in brown, khaki, an... More -
Almacén Marab
Argentine designer Marabís tiny atelier is filled with her handmade patchwork animals; the playful dolls, which have been displayed at the Museu d'... More -
Anthony Llobet Salon
The salon is staffed with multilingual, London-trained stylists. More -
Ball Centre
A five-story dance school in the Sants-Montjuïc district, Ball Centre provides dance instruction in several different styles. Classes that don’t re... More -
Bar Mandri
Claim an outdoor table in the folksy Sarrià district’s stalwart bar and try the city’s definitive patatas bravas. More -
Barceloneta
A colorful fishermen's quarter, the laid-back Barceloneta is lined with seafood restaurants and lovely beaches. More -
Barceloneta Beach
What to Expect: Located partly on a peninsula near the old-but-still-working harbor in the traditional fisherman’s quarter of town, this three-quar... More -
Barri Gòtic
Ancient Roman walls and Gothic palaces frame the Barri Gòtic's pedestrian streets, which are filled with antiques stores and cafés - all surroundin... More -
Bateau Lune
This colorful Grácia store was founded by husband and wife Fabian and Anna, who moved to Barcelona from Paris. Bateau Lune is committed to selling ... More -
Beatriz Furest
Down a narrow stone alley in Born, near the Cathedral Santa Maria del Mar, designer Beatriz Furest's handbag store is marked only by a simple white... More -
Belvedere, Barcelona
To ease out of a long workday, stylish Barcelonians stop by this polished Eixample town house for Bloody Marys and tumblers of whiskey. In summer, ... More -
Benidorm Bar
This dark and industrial bar is located on El Raval's most happening bar-lined street. More -
Biciclot Marítim
Enjoy a different perspective of Barcelona from the saddle of a five-speed bike with the help of Biciclot Marítim, a nonprofit bike co-operative fo... More -
Born-Ribera
What used to be the heart of the city (El Born) and the waterfront district (La Ribera) is now Born-Ribera, a haven for hip taverns, boisterous res... More -
Café de la Princesa
This 14th-century stone palace houses the minimalist dresses and suits of Barcelona designer Julie Sohn (think Jil Sander with an Asian twist), and... More -
Camisería Pons
This 100-year-old clothing store stocks a slew of Catalán designers for women and men (including Josep Abril's impeccable linen shirts). Look for t... More -
Carolina Herrera, Barcelona
Red awnings branded with a large “CH” mark the entrance to this Eixample district shop, which sells fashions from eponymous designer Carolina Herre... More -
Carpe Diem Lounge Club
Seize the day (or make that the night), with a typically late supper of Asian-accented Mediterranean fare followed by a spin on the busy dance floo... More -
Casa Batlló
Join the Gaudi gawkers in front of the architect's surreal Casa Batlló. More
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