Parc del Laberint d’Horta
The Horta park also contains the Palau del Marquès d’Alfarràs, which hosts exhibitions and scheduled visits.
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Cultural rooms, open-air pauses and places for another kind of night. Use each address as the start of a plan: see its neighbourhood, practical information and any linked events before setting off.
The Horta park also contains the Palau del Marquès d’Alfarràs, which hosts exhibitions and scheduled visits.
Teatre Lliure’s Gràcia stage is on Carrer de Montseny, separate from its Montjuïc home.
Live music brings listeners beneath Plaça Reial, with several rooms and sets using the Jamboree name.
The former Gustavo Gili publishing headquarters now brings Barcelona’s architecture programme into a rationalist building.
Concerts and large presentations use this auditorium within Barcelona’s convention complex.
This street junction becomes a neighbourhood gathering place during fairs such as Cor de Vi.
A creative complex on Carrer dels Pellaires hosts the design, food and music gathering Palo Market Fest.
Exhibitions, small performances and workshops bring cultural life into an Eixample community space.
A ticketed museum on Carrer de Montcada offers another art stop in the Born.
Photography exhibitions and conversations occupy this Passeig de Picasso gallery.
Fundación MAPFRE’s photography centre combines exhibition rooms, a bookshop and spaces for talks and learning near the waterfront.
Emerging artists and experimental projects shape the programme at this free Raval exhibition space.
Film programmes, a cinema library and related cultural activity give this Raval institution several ways in.
The Montcada site of Barcelona’s ethnology and world-cultures museum occupies historic houses in the Born.
Glass, stone and reflected light define the reconstructed pavilion designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich for the 1929 exposition.
Gaudí’s Bellesguard combines a castle-like profile with references to the medieval residence once on this hillside.
This historic building near the waterfront is both an architectural destination and a working events venue.
A historic address on Carrer de Santa Llúcia adds a quieter architectural stop beside the cathedral.
The Catalan government’s historic palace faces Barcelona City Hall across Plaça de Sant Jaume.
A hillside park with walking routes, play areas and spaces for outdoor neighbourhood recreation.
A lake, sculptures and recreation spaces make this Sants park a useful pause between journeys.
Sound, visual art and community activity shape the programme of this old-city civic centre.
Theatre, music, exhibitions and neighbourhood projects share this community cultural centre on Gran Via.