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Charlotte Perriand. Free to Rethink the World
Fundació Joan Miró’s exhibition on the work of French artist Charlotte Perriand
The best things to do in Barcelona, curated by locals. Events, restaurants, nightlife and the spots worth knowing – updated weekly.

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

A film festival celebrating cinema and wine culture

An exhibition on three decades of work by this Dutch photographer

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

Cinema with something to say takes centre stage at CLAM Film Festival 2026

Taiwanese artist Attilio Chien comes with a solo exhibition devoted to the kiss

ArtsLibris celebrates artist’s books, photobooks and independent publishing

International Architecture Film Festival 2026

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

The first major solo exhibition in Europe by Barcelona-based artist Tamara Kostochko

A film festival dedicated to screening environmentally-focused films

A tour through contemporary Asian cinema

Jangly, melodic post-punk from the London quartet

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

A.CHAL brings his R&B, hip-hop and Latin sounds to Razzmatazz

Digitalism bring their electro-house, indie dance and electronic music to Apolo

John Cassavetes’ devastating portrait of marriage and mental distress.

Mascarada Halloween party takes over Poble Espanyol

This incredible artist’s first exhibition held at La Virreina.

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.

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

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

A sun-soaked photography project capturing the Poblenou coastline.

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

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

The socially committed film and photojournalism festival returns

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

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

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

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

Friday nights feature forward-thinking electronic music.

Spain’s first aerial dance school.

The skilled technicians will give your cuticles the royal treatment and perfectly file and shape your nails into submission.

Natural ice cream on Passeig de Sant Joan – no additives, no stabilizers.

It’s good news that Citizen Café serves its brunch the whole week through.

Hula Poke serves a range of the Native Hawaiian poke bowls with fresh fish and a selection of toppings.

A brunch and dessert shop inspired by trips around Europe and North America.

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

The university is offers private tours of its campus in Plaça Catalunya.

This gastrobar offering Catalan dishes with a genuine Lebanese touch.

Named for the 17°C wine is best served at – Catalan bottles by the glass, in Born.

A central rooftop that books real DJs instead of a house playlist, May to October.

Barça’s museum and trophies, with a viewing platform over the stadium works.

A family-run Barceloneta paella house since 1968, with a terrace on the beach.

A café serving brunch to tapas, Pastrami to cheesecake, and great coffee.

Maiaia is a vermuteria with family and tradition at its core.

Fantastic, innovative tapas in a casual setting.

Andrea and Fabrizzio’s Gràcia workshop-café – bikes, brunch and Italian pizza.

Eat My Trip is an exciting brunch spot in the city, tying together the inspiration of travel and food through the fusion of flavors from around the world.

Nitsa is one of Barcelona’s most popular and longest-running club nights.

Hip hop, reggaeton and house in a former textile factory, going strong since 1985.

This restaurant pays tribute to fishermens’ favorite tapas.

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

Mexican street food in the Eixample, from breakfast chilaquiles to tacos by six.

This “five-star dive bar” is the result of Moe and AJ’s dedication and love for cocktail shaking.

Jump into a flotation pod for an hour of sensory deprivation.