The Barcelona edit

New to our Barcelona selection

Recently added recommendations, not a claim that these venues just opened. Explore the latest additions to our address book and use their neighbourhoods and linked venues to build a fresh route.

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Platja del Somorrostro

Choose this stretch of urban beach with time to consider the history of the neighbourhood that once stood here.

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Platja de Llevant

Head to Barcelona’s eastern beach for open sea views beyond the busiest central waterfront.

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Gran Teatre del Liceu

Choose an opera or a theatre visit to discover the auditorium behind the long-standing La Rambla façade.

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Mercat de les Flors

Build an evening around contemporary dance at Barcelona’s specialist performance venue on Montjuïc.

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PlaceCulture

Observatori Fabra

Book an organised visit for astronomy and city views from the observatory on the Collserola hillside.

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PlaceCulture

Goethe-Institut Barcelona

Follow the institute’s public programme for German-language culture, films and conversations in Barcelona.

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The Over

Check the current exhibition before stepping into this independent Barcelona gallery for contemporary art.

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Palau Moja

A palace on La Rambla connects the old city’s architecture with cultural visits and organised activities.

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Free entry
PlaceCulture

Palau del Lloctinent

Discover the historic archive’s palace setting through its visitor programme and public exhibitions.

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PlaceCulture

Sant Pere de les Puel·les

A surviving Romanesque church gives a quieter historical stop among the streets north of the Born.

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PlaceOutdoors

Jardins de la Rambla de Sants

Walk above the railway on a long planted promenade that reconnects streets across the Sants neighbourhood.

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EventActivities

Nenaaa

Two actresses caring for their elderly mothers turn their experiences into a stage project. The comedy explores the strain, affection and role reversals of caregiving, with everyday situations carrying the emotional weight.

Wed 7 Oct€18
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Poncia

Lolita Flores gives Lorca’s servant a voice of her own in Luis Luque’s solo production. A Spanish-language evening built around the grief and silences of Bernarda Alba’s household.

Today · 19:30€31
PlaceCulture

Teatreneu

Improvisation, magic and family theatre share this Gràcia address.

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EventActivities

L’ombra de Pinotxo

A grown-up Pinocchio becomes a puppet maker and retells his adventures with the Cricket. La Puntual’s Catalan-language family production is recommended from age three and gives the familiar story a workshop setting.

Today · 18:00From €12.44
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La biblioteca secreta

A mysterious library becomes the setting for Hugo’s search for a secret left by his grandfather. Màgia Kids combines illusions and storytelling in a family show recommended from age four.

Sat 17 OctFrom €10
PlaceCulture

Plaça de Sant Jaume

Barcelona’s civic square sits between City Hall and the Palau de la Generalitat.

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EventActivities

Mamma Mia!

ABBA’s songs drive a wedding story in which Sophie invites three possible fathers to a Greek island. The Tívoli production offers a full musical evening, with several performances and special-date schedule changes.

Sat 26 SeptFrom €18.45
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L’altra Matilda

A royal family’s marriage plans unravel when Matilda arrives. This family production mixes romance, confusion and magic, with an age recommendation of ten and above.

Sat 10 OctFrom €12
PlaceCulture

Palau Sant Jordi

Arata Isozaki’s Olympic arena on Montjuïc now hosts large concerts and sporting events.

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El secret de les bruixes

Iris and Flora must discover why the sun has stopped rising in their world. Children’s participation helps the two witches search for a solution in this family production at Teatreneu.

Sun 11 OctFrom €10
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Manu Llari: Inexplicable

Manu Llari brings an audience-participation magic show to Teatreneu’s smaller café theatre. Illusion and humour share the stage, making this a close-up alternative to a large theatrical production.

Sat 26 SeptFrom €17