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Suncine 2026
A film festival dedicated to screening environmentally-focused films
The best things to do in Barcelona, curated by locals. Events, restaurants, nightlife and the spots worth knowing – updated weekly.

A film festival dedicated to screening environmentally-focused films

Bringing the spirit of Edinburgh’s famous Fringe Festival to Barcelona

International Architecture Film Festival 2026

Ten days of discovering great musical stories at In-Edit Festival 2026

Fundació Joan Miró’s exhibition on the work of French artist Charlotte Perriand

KBr Flama’26 returns to Fundación MAPFRE with a selection of new talent

An exhibition on three decades of work by this Dutch photographer

A film festival celebrating cinema and wine culture

A literary festival celebrating the worlds of fantasy, science fiction and horror genres

John Cassavetes’ devastating portrait of marriage and mental distress.

Bringing together some of the world’s best roasters, baristas and coffee experts

This year Vermut & Soul festival returns

A festival of digital arts and contemporary music

The CCCB’s latest exhibition delves into one of the most loaded ideas in culture.

Castell de Montjuïc’s exhibition uses car company SEAT to tell a story about Barcelona

MACBA’s exhibition looks back to when video became a tool for political intervention.

A program of screenings drawn from this Catalan filmmaker’s repertoire.

An exhibition on a donation of 18 video artworks by Han Nefkens Foundation.

The socially committed film and photojournalism festival returns

A new exhibition on the work of Catalan visionary artist Josep Maria de Sucre

A sun-soaked photography project capturing the Poblenou coastline.

An energizing group-training session at Barcelona’s seafront.

Slow down, get creative and enjoy something a bit off the beaten track

A matcha-obsessed Eixample café sourcing first-harvest ceremonial powder from Japan, stone-ground to order – with proper coffee alongside.

A creative Japanese-inspired café blending coffee, design and food in Poblenou.

The Escribà family’s Bogatell-beach paella house, cooking over wood fires since 1992.

A former textile factory near Arc de Triomf houses desks and a neighborhood café.

A pared-back coffee bar and art gallery down a tiny Raval street, pouring SlowMov beans across V60, pour-over and cold brew.

A small Gràcia gallery that has backed contemporary local artists since 2003.

This historic bar is now one of the neighborhood’s choicest spots to eat and drink.

Michelin-starred chef Jean Luc Figueras opened this bistro in the five-star Mercer Hotel.

Wood-fired Neapolitan pizza shares the bill with football at this Gòtic bar.

This diminutive wine bar is revered as one of the city’s very best.

El Magnífico’s new Eixample bar, home to Barcelona’s first La Marzocco Modbar pour-over – sit and watch a filter dialed in front of you.

Panettone in three flavors baked year-round, plus long-fermented sourdough.

An intimate Italian-inspired restaurant serving up small plates and natural wines.

Five generations have been providing the neighborhood with traditional fare.

One of Barcelona’s most exciting craft beer utopias.

Smoked butter, pastrami and picnic provisions in the Fábrica Lehmann courtyard.

This massage studio is an example of how to live sustainably.

The small shop provides a variety services including repair, sales and rental.

Gràcia’s vegan takeaway offers “street food with a little conscience.”

A tiny Raval cocktail bar with no menu – tell Javier and Eduard what you like.

Among the flurry of one of La Rambla’s many Gòtic tributaries, Sub Rosa would be everyone’s regular watering hole, if only there was enough space.

The brands reflect a commitment to quality, impeccable tailoring and timeless appeal.

Starting out on the food truck scene, Masala 73 has expanded into a restaurant offering Indian classics with a nod to local food culture.

Founded by Javier de las Muelas, Gimlet was the first of what is now a global empire of cocktail bars.

Naturally, you can sip all of Hemingway’s favorite tipples, from the simple scotch & soda to gimlets and martini.

Barcelona’s newest dessert shop, Jon Cake, serves up artisan cheesecakes to die for.

A world of science and discovery that fascinates adults and children alike.

A platform and campus supporting entrepreneurship, innovation and sustainability.

A brewery and a beautiful bar where you can quaff your way through the Belgian-Catalan inspired brews.

Açaí&Me does the three B’s: breakfast, brunch and bowls, piled high in a sunny corner worth lingering in.