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• Montjuïc cable car
• Catalunya Bus Turístic

19/6:  the celebration of the Formula 1 Barcelona Fan Festival will affect the Barcelona Bus Turístic service in the city centre throughout the day.

19/05: due to the FC Barcelona match taking place at the Olympic Stadium, there will be no Red Route service to the Plaça d’Espanya and Montjuïc area from 6 pm.

The Barcelona Night Tour Bus will be coming back into service for the next summer season.

Barcelona Night Tour Bus

A guided night tour to enjoy Barcelona’s Mediterranean summer nights. The magic of the night reveals a different city, full of warmth, shadows and special lights.

The night tour, led by our guides in Spanish, English or bilingual Catalan/Spanish, provides a different view of the most emblematic places in Barcelona.

As the summer sun starts to set, Barcelona lights up and puts on its glad rags. On the Barcelona Night Tour Bus bus you will enjoy a night-time trip around some of the most iconic and spectacular places that Barcelona has to offer.

The night tour benefits from having official Turisme de Barcelona guides on board to lead the tour in Spanish, English and Catalan and passengers also have access to the free Wi-Fi service on the bus.

We want everyone to be able to enjoy the Barcelona Night Tour Bus route, so our buses are adapted for people with reduced mobility and hearing difficulties.

Barcelona Bus Turístic is part of City Sightseeing©, the world’s leading sightseeing bus company.

The night is magical

Barcelona is illuminated with a special light during summer nights. When the sun hides and the heat subsides, the city becomes irresistible. This is the best time for a relaxing stroll, discovering secrets and special places, and seeing modernista architecture from a different perspective.

We invite you to hop on our open top double-decker and enjoy the Mediterranean breeze on a guided tour that will take you to:

• Casa Batlló
• Basílica de la Sagrada Família
• Arc de Triomf
• Columbus Monument
• Royal Shipyards
• Torre Glòries
• Sant Pau Art Noveau Site
• Plaça d'Espanya

Download the full route map .

Fees and prices

Ticket sales

You can purchase tickets on Hola Barcelona . Download the voucher and keep it on your mobile device or as a printed copy. You may also buy your ticket onboard the daytime Barcelona Bus Turístic.

Consult the general conditions of the service .

• Service dates: from June 3 to September 15, 2024.
• Operating days: from Monday to Sunday.
• Departure time: 21.30 h. Choose the language of your tour, in Spanish, English or bilingual Catalan/Spanish*.
• Place of departure: plaça de Catalunya (Red Route stop of the Barcelona Bus Turístic).
• Approximate length: 1 h 40 min.

*The Catalan/Spanish bilingual option is only available on Fridays.

You will need to be at the meeting point 20 minutes before departure.

Night Rider: Barcelona Night Tour

2:30h Sidecar Tour or Van Tour

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A spectacular Barcelona night tour cruising the architectural treasures, the  glamorous avenues  and the fun-loving  downtown districts . 

Feel the magic of the architectural masterpieces on this special Barcelona night tour. At dusk, the city turns on the lights for a brilliant twist on the architectural sightseeing . 

The ride is  very  safe  and  slow paced , with plenty of stops.  You will learn interesting facts about the monuments and have engaging conversations with your guide through our  wireless communication system.

You can opt for an additional stop at a beautiful viewpoint for a  toast with local sparkling Cava  whilst enjoying the outstanding views over Barcelona.

What's included:

• Private guide  & driver
• Gorgeous sidecar motorcycle or van
• Hotel  pick-up  and  drop-off  (city center)
• Helmets with wireless communication
• 2:30h custom tailored tour (3:00 van tour)
• Happy feet : the end of endless walking
• City map and  foodie recommendations
• Cava toast (sidecar, optional)
• Weather guarantee : full refund in case of rain (*)
• An outstanding architectural show

What will you see:

(reference list, all our sidecar tours are custom made):

Columbus monument, Old Port, Parc de la Ciutadella, Arc de Triomf, Sagrada Familia Temple (UNESCO world heritage), Passeig de Gracia, Casa Milà (UNESCO world heritage), Casa Battló (UNESCO world heritage), Plaza España, Magic Fountain (when the show is on), Palau Nacional, Montjuic Hill & viewpoints, Olympic Stadium, El Raval district, La Rambla promenade.

• April to November: 8:00PM
• December to March: 7:00PM

When the lights turn on, Barcelona sparkles like no other

* important info:.

• Just like all our tours, the Barcelona Night Tour is  100% private  and  fully customizable  to meet each traveller’s expectations.
• Weather insurance : Barcelona has a fantastic weather all year round, however, in the  unlikely case of rain  at the time of your sidecar tour, you can try to reschedule if available, switch to a  Van Tour  if available (price difference refunded) or just cancel your booking (full refund).
• Cancellation policies : 100 % refund for all cancellations with minimum 4 days notice. 50% refund for all cancellations with minimum 48h notice .  Less than 48h notice or NO-SHOW: no refund . Entrance tickets to visit the inside of the attractions (if specifically requested) are not refundable.
• We run our tours all year long . While the temperatures during the winter season are lower, the weather is still mostly sunny. The sidecar motorcycles are equipped with windshields, blankets and windbreakers to keep you warm. You will be perfectly comfortable, but please don’t forget to bring adequate clothing for the season , such as a winter jacket and gloves.
• You’ll see the historical landmarks from the exterior only. Our aim is to give you a broad and deep overview of the city whilst experiencing the authentic local lifestyle . After the tour, you will be ready to explore further on your own and visit the interior of your favourite landmarks, already equipped with plentiful insights you gained from your private tour.

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The night is magical

A guided night tour to enjoy Barcelona’s Mediterranean summer nights. The magic of the night reveals a different city, full of warmth, shadows and special lights.

Barcelona is illuminated with a special light during summer nights. When the sun hides and the heat subsides, the city becomes irresistible. This is the best time for a relaxing stroll, discovering secrets and special places, and seeing modernista architecture from a different perspective.

Adult required.

Information

• Adult (over 13 years) : 22.00€
• Child (4 to 12 years) : 10.00€ 
• Under 4 years:  free acces (places must be reserved)

Operating hours

• Service dates: from June 3 to September 15, 2024.
• Operating days: from Monday to Sunday.
• Departure time: 21.30 h. Choose the language of your tour, in Spanish, English or bilingual Catalan/Spanish*.
• Place of departure: plaça de Catalunya (Barcelona) (Red Route stop of the Barcelona Bus Turístic).
• Approximate length: 1 h 40 min.

*The Catalan/Spanish bilingual option is only available on Fridays.

What makes the Barcelona Night Tour unique?

• Guided tour in Spanish, English or bilingual Catalan/Spanish.
• Double-decker, open-top bus.
• Personal attention: the only sightseeing bus with official Barcelona Tourist Board tour guides on board.
• Free direct Wi-Fi access, to stay online the whole time.
• Service adapted for people with reduced mobility and hearing impairments.
• The Barcelona Bus Turístic is a member of City Sightseeing, the world's leading bus tour operator.

Where can I buy tickets?

• Book online and present the voucher to the guide on board the bus using either your mobile device or a printed copy.
• Please be at the meeting point 20 minutes before departure time.

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La Pedrera Night Experience

Discover casa mila during the magic of the night.

Passeig de Gràcia, 92 08008 Barcelona

Sessions from 9:20 pm - 11:00 pm

Duration: 1h 30min

Junior (12-17 years)

Children (under 12 years)

This admission gives you the opportunity to take a nocturnal guided tour of the various spaces of Casa Mila (La Pedrera)  ending with a spectacular experience on the Warrior Rooftop.

You will discover that La Pedrera  is a masterpiece of nature , the very essence of Gaudí's  work.

Accompanied by a guide, you will visit the Flower Courtyard, the Whale Attic hosting the Gaudí Exhibition and the Warrior Rooftop. Over the course of the tour, you will be able to watch a number of audio-visual presentations, culminating in the video mapping of the Roof-terrace of Gaudí’s building, which makes the most of the remarkable architecture of this space to take you on a journey back to the origins of life.

This unique visual show features multiple projections on the stairwells, special lighting and an accompanying soundtrack. And to bring the evening to a close, a glass of cava and sweetmeats.

Enjoy this totally unique and amazing immersive show at Casa Mila , one of the most iconic buildings in the city of Barcelona. 

Accessible visit with wheelchair, except for the final show at the Warrior Rooftop.

Guided tour

Show on the Rooftop

Glass of cava

Audio-visual screenings

Apartment not included

Partially accessible

What will you see?

An architectural sculpture.

The frontage of Casa Mila is built of large blocks of limestone. These blocks up to the first floor above the Milas’ residence come from the Garraf and from the quarry in Vilafranca for the upper floors. The façades of La Pedrera call to mind the movement of the sea, while the twisted iron of the railings is reminiscent of kelp. Gaudi believed that the balconies on the Carrer de Provença façade needed to jut out further to create areas of shade, thereby screening the apartments, as this side of the building is more exposed to the sun during the daytime. 

The Flower Courtyard 

In full colour.

The walls of the Flower Courtyard, in Passeig de Gràcia, are a real spectacle of shapes, light and colours contrasting with the sober facade. The colour is provided by the wall paintings decorating it, mostly with floral motifs. Hundreds of flowers come to life on the ceiling of the spectacular staircase that climbs up to the main floor like a winding root.

The Whale Attic

Discover gaudí in a magical space.

In the attic of the Milà House, it hosts the Gaudí Exhibition where there used to be washrooms and junk rooms. That is why you can see so many small windows. This space, divided into seven areas, one of which is devoted entirely to La Pedrera, contains the only exhibition devoted to Gaudí and all his work. A visit to the Gaudí exhibition allows you to understand the natural inspirations and keys to the architect’s genius and discover them in depth. Formed by 270 catenary arches of flat brick, inside it resembles the interior of a great living being, like a whale. There, you will find models and drawings, objects and designs, photographs and videos.

The Warrior Rooftop

A unique achievement that defies classification.

With the same undulating shape as the facade, the roof terrace of the Milà House is a unique space with different functional elements and great artistic strength. They are stairwell covers, ventilation towers and chimneys standing out as warrior guardians of La Pedrera.

On the Roof-terrace of La Pedrera, Gaudi combined art and architecture to create an unparalleled, fascinating and evocative space.

You will see spectacular views of Barcelona at night. 360º views of the whole city.  

The Butterfly Courtyard

Living nature .

At the Milà House, the Butterfly Courtyard, which leads off Carrer Provença is a place where everything comes to life. It lives; it breathes, and fantastic creatives live there. The outstanding feature is a huge butterfly that has settled on the lintel between inside and the street: a huge swallowtail. Higher up, enveloping the staircase that leads to the main floor, another butterfly, or some kind of fantastic insect, is resting. A huge insect wing takes flight, perpetually turning a thousand different colours. 

At the end of the tour, in the butterfly patio, a glass of cava and sweets will be waiting for you to end this magical evening.

If you're a group of more than nine (9) people and want to visit La Pedrera, you have to book ahead here . Occupancy for groups is limited and the bookings have to be processed by our Groups Department, which will make sure you get a faster, more personalised response.

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50 FANTASTIC THINGS TO DO IN BARCELONA AT NIGHT

There are many things to do in Barcelona at Night.

This vibrant capital of Catalonia is a hub of culture, art, and pure enjoyment, where the magic doesn’t fade with the setting sun.

When you think of Barcelona at Night, what to do?

The first things that come to mind might be the legendary parties, crazy people, incredible bars, and insane discos. 

And yes, this charming city certainly knows how to throw a wild party. But there are many more Barcelona things to do at Night after dark than just vodka shots and whiskey cocktails. 

If you are wondering if is it safe to walk in Barcelona at Night, trust me, that’s the epic part of the city which I fell in love with. 

Many guided Barcelona night tours will offer the perfect opportunity to delve into the city’s hidden gems and iconic landmarks.

Barcelona by Night offers a spectrum of experiences tailored to your preferences, ensuring there’s something for every discerning traveler.

From unique dining adventures to strolls among monuments and beaches or even enjoying spectacular views from the city’s best vantage points, you will find the perfect Barcelona night activity.

In this post, discover the best things to do in Barcelona tonight, unveil the hidden gems, and check out insider tips and helpful travel resources.

Let the magic of Barcelona at night guide you on an extraordinary journey of discovery and create memories that will linger long after your visit.

Check out this skip the line entry to six top art museums and Barcelona Card to access 25+ museums along with free public transportation.

If you are looking for car rentals in Barcelona for your night trip, check out Rental Cars , for affordable prices and best cars.

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TOP THINGS TO DO IN BARCELONA AT NIGHT

If you are in a hurry , check out these top Barcelona tours!

• Barcelona: City Tour by Private Electric Tuk Tuk
• Barcelona: Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour 24 or 48-Hour Ticket
• Barcelona: Sagrada Família, Park Güell, and Casa Batlló Tour
• Barcelona: Gothic Quarter Walking Tour
• Barcelona: 2-Hour Classic Segway Tour
• Barcelona: Sagrada Família Skip the Line Tour & Entry Ticket
• Barcelona: 2-Hour Sunset Sailboat Trip
• Barcelona’s Dark History Night Tour in English
• Barcelona: Two-Hour Midday or Sunset Sailing Cruise
• Barcelona: Gaudi’s Casa Vicens Skip-the-Line Entrance Ticket
• Barcelona: Parasailing Experience
• Barcelona: Tipsy Tapas Food Crawl Walking Tour with Tastings

STROLL ALONG LA RAMBLA

One of the top things to do in Barcelona at Night is to stroll along La Rambla, a pedestrian street that stretches from Placa de Catalunya to the Christopher Columbus Monument in Port Vell, the city’s port.

La Rambla divides Barcelona into two parts, spanning from the Northeast to the Southwest, and this is one of the most famous Europe attractions.

Spanning 1.2 km (0.75 miles), the street is adorned with beautiful trees and enchanting booths brimming with various attractions, particularly at Night.

Spend your day shopping or simply relax on a bench, grab a churro (budget friend) and observe this gorgeous street’s alluring atmosphere, local beauty and architecture.

Indulge in delectable cuisine from food vendors and try mouthwatering Spanish food.

Check out this exclusive markets walking tour and make acquaintances with the locals to learn more about the day in the life of a Barcelonian.

Recommended Tour: Markets Walking Tour: Las Ramblas, La Boquería, and Beyond

You will witness great exquisite art, clothing and jewellery shops.

Explore the offerings of the local artists at these shops and find unique Barcelona souvenirs that are less mainstream. 

You might even find cute and attractive souvenirs for less than €2.

However, it is essential to note that while La Rambla provides various choices, there is no guarantee of authenticity or originality. 

For authentic Spanish souvenirs, exploring the local shops tucked away in the side streets around the city is advisable.

ENJOY A STUNNING SKY-HIGH SUNSET SPECTACLE 

Experience the spectacular sunset at Tibidabo, the highest point (520 m) in Barcelona, one of the top things to do in Barcelona at Night.

Situated in the Collserola mountain range , this spot is renowned as the Magic Mountain and offers one of the best vantage points in Barcelona.

In addition to the stunning vistas, Tibidabo is home to one of the oldest amusement parks in the country. 

While it boasts incredible antique attractions, there are also modern roller coasters for an exciting evening in Barcelona.

This spot can be seen from various parts of the city, but being atop Tibidabo will leave you in awe.

Recommended Tour: Barcelona Hop-On Hop-Off Bus and FC Barcelona Immersive Tour

EXPLORE MUSEUMS AT NIGHT

One of the best things to do in Barcelona at Night is to explore the various museums to gain insights into Barcelona’s art, culture and historical importance.

Check out these museums and some recommended tours which I like.

Also, I recommend to buy this Skip-the-Line Entry to 6 Top Art Museums ticket on which you can save up to 45% on ticket passes.

Alternatively, purchase this Barcelona card to visit 25+ museums along with free public transportation.

L’AQUARIUM BARCELONA

For those with a deep passion for the ocean and its creatures, visiting L’Aquarium in Barcelona is a must. 

This stunning attraction offers entertainment and education, making it a perfect choice for animal and ocean lovers.

One of the highlights of L’Aquarium is its convenient evening hours, as it remains open until 9:00 PM every Night of the week. 

This allows visitors to enjoy the beautiful marine world even after the sun sets, adding an extra touch of magic to the experience.

To make your visit even more worthwhile, consider taking advantage of the various tourist passes available, which often include free or discounted access to L’Aquarium.

Buy this skip the line admission ticket to the aquarium.

PICASSO MUSEUM

Explore the profound connection between Barcelona, painting, and the iconic artist Pablo Picasso at the renowned Picasso Museum. 

As Picasso’s hometown, Barcelona holds a special place in his early years and artistic development.

Step into the museum and immerse yourself in the extensive collection of Picasso’s masterpieces, allowing his revolutionary style and creativity to inspire you. Check out this guided tour .

From stunning paintings to intriguing sculptures, the museum showcases the breadth and depth of Picasso’s artistic journey.

Plus, take advantage of the opportunity to visit the museum for free or at a discounted rate with various tourist passes.

Timings:  Thursdays(9:30 PM), Mondays (5 PM), and other nights(8:30 PM)

Recommended Tours:

• Barcelona: Art, Tapas, & Picasso Museum Walking Tour
• Picasso Walking Tour & Picasso Museum of Barcelona
• Barcelona: Guided Walking Tour with Picasso Museum Ticket
• Barcelona: Skip-the-line Guided Tour of Picasso Museum

MUSEUM OF THE HISTORY OF BARCELONA

Delve into the intriguing history of Barcelona, from its ancient Roman origins to its dynamic present, at the Museum of the History of Barcelona. 

Witness archaeological sites, marvel at preserved artefacts and uncover the city’s spellbinding story as you engage with informative displays at this museum. Check out this guided tour .

Gain insights into its architectural heritage, cultural traditions, and significant historical events that have shaped the city into what it is today. Buy your entry tickets here .

Timings:  7:00 PM from Tuesday to Saturday (7:00 PM), Sundays (8:00 PM)

CENTER OF CONTEMPORARY CULTURE

Visit The Center of Contemporary Culture (CCCB), which primarily intends to create awareness about the importance of Art and culture in Barcelona.

The centre regularly hosts art exhibitions, film festivals, debates and other community-based workshops. Sometimes they put exceptional artwork on display to promote local talent.

Timings:  Tuesday to Sunday (8:00 PM)

Recommended Tour: Barcelona: FC Barcelona Museum “Barça Immersive Tour” Ticket

COSMOCAIXA SCIENCE MUSEUM

Discover the wonders of science at CosmoCaixa, Europe’s largest science museum, in the heart of Barcelona.

Explore interactive exhibits, delve into sustainable technologies, learn about their crucial role in preserving our planet, and engage in captivating hands-on workshops.

The museum offers a variety of exhibits that cater to both adults and children. 

Kids will particularly enjoy the Planetarium show, which promises an immersive and educational experience.

Watch their curiosity ignite as they gaze up at the stars and uncover the mysteries of the universe.

Some group passes provide free tours or discounted access to this museum.

Timings:  Everynight (8:00 PM)

MUSEU DE LA MUSICA

If you incline toward music, you should not miss the Museu de la musica, which features a variety of musical instruments from across the globe.

Witness various vintage musical instruments, learn about how ancient civilizations played music, and get astonished by how music has evolved over centuries.

The best part of this museum is that you might get free access or a discounted ticket with a multiple tourist pass.

Timings:  Thursdays (8 PM)

ENJOY THE STUNNING VIEWS FROM BUNKERS DEL CARMEL

If you are looking for Barcelona things to do at Night, visit Bunkers del Carmel, a hidden gem which offers a dazzling 360º panoramic city view.

Perched atop “Turó de la Rovira” in the Carmel neighbourhood, this lookout stands 262 meters above sea level, providing an unrivalled vantage point to witness the vibrant colours of the sunset.

Bunkers Del Carmel was originally an anti-aircraft battery during the Spanish Civil War.

The site has now been transformed into a popular destination for locals and travelers alike.

The reconditioned bunkers offer a glimpse into the city’s history and an unforgettable experience of its vibrant nightlife.

Check this Icons & Panoramic Views Tour on which you can ride a colorful vespa to reach this place.

It has become a tradition for local students to gather here to capture Insta-worthy photos of the stunning vistas while enjoying affordable beer cans, Jamon Ruffles, and big packs of pipas.

Hop on bus 22 from the city center to reach this Barcelona hidden gem.

Recommended Tour: Barcelona: Icons & Panoramic Views Tour

EXPLORE GAUDI’S MASTERPIECE CASA MILA

Located on Paseo de Gracia, Casa Mila, also known as ‘ La Pedrera ‘, is an architectural masterpiece by Antoni Gaudi, and visiting this is one of the cool things to do in Barcelona at Night.

With its wavy façade and gothic balconies resembling tree branches, this white building is a testament to Gaudí’s genius. 

Explore the interior with an  audio tour and skip the line during busy seasons.

The highlight of Casa Milá is its rooftop, adorned with towering statues in various forms. 

You can climb the stairs or take the elevator to reach the roof.

During the day, the sunlight illuminates the artwork, creating a mesmerizing play of light and shadows. 

For a unique Barcelona experience, visit Casa Milá at Night. Go on a special tour that unveils the building’s nocturnal charm. 

And to enhance your evening, enjoy a glass of Catalan cava as you soak in the ambience.

• Barcelona: Casa Milà Skip-the-Line Ticket and Audio Guide
• Barcelona: Casa Milà exclusive Before-Hours Tour & Terrace
• Barcelona: Gaudí Houses Tour with Casa Vicens and Casa Milà
• Barcelona: Private Casa Batllo & Casa Mila Tour with Tickets
• Barcelona: La Pedrera Night Experience

GO ON PUB CRAWLING TOURS

One of the best things to do in Barcelona at Night is to go on pub crawling tours , where you can make new acquaintances, discover hidden gems, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Barcelona is known for a mix of traditional pubs and modern music bars featuring live music, dance floors, and a variety of drinks. 

Starting around 8 PM, this is one of the top late night activities in Barcelona, where you will have ample time to hop from one venue to another, soaking in the energetic atmosphere.

On these pub crawling tours , visit a selection of popular pubs, and gain free entry into a top club—all under the guidance of a friendly and knowledgeable local guide.

Stay on the lookout for thrilling games, and as the Night unfolds, you will witness people indulging in shots for an extra dose of excitement and enjoyment.

If you stay at a hostel, ask at the reception about their organized pub crawl, or alternatively, book your spot to secure your place on any of these  exciting tours .

• Barcelona: Catalan Nightlife Pub Crawl Tour VIP Club Entry
• Barcelona : Bar Hopping
• Barcelona: Beer Bike Tour
• Barcelona: Drunken History Walking Tour with Included Drinks
• Barcelona: 4-Hour Party Tour
• Barcelona: VIP Nightlife Tour with Welcome Drinks
• Barcelona: Cocktail Master Class by Mixologist with Tapas

UNLEASH THE NIGHT WITH A NIGHTLIFE ADVENTURE PASS

Maximize your Barcelona night tour experience with a nightlife adventure and tourist attraction discount pass.

The Barcelona Night Card is your ultimate ticket to explore the city’s vibrant nightlife scene. 

With this card in hand, you will have free access to 20 popular nightclubs, ensuring you don’t miss out on any of the excitement. 

Some fantastic clubs in the Barcelona Night Card include Catwalk, Soho, Sutton, The Room, Aire, and City Hall. 

These venues offer diverse music and atmospheres, catering to various tastes and preferences.

Please note that age restrictions apply, with entry limited to those who are either 18 or 21 years old, depending on the club.

With the Night Card , you have the freedom to hop between these hotspots at your own pace, immersing yourself in Barcelona’s energetic nightlife.

To enhance your overall Barcelona experience, I also recommend a traditional city pass, which offers additional transportation options and access to various other attractions.

By purchasing the Barcelona Card , you gain more excellent sightseeing opportunities and enjoy a 25% discount on your Night Card purchase. 

EXPLORE ENCHANTING NIGHT TOURS

Experience the charm of Barcelona by embarking on beautiful tours through the city’s old streets, one of the top things to do in Barcelona at Night. 

These tours offer a unique perspective, revealing Barcelona’s history and intriguing stories. 

Wander through residential districts, browse the remnants of the old city walls, catch glimpses of the majestic cathedral, or stumble upon hidden artistic treasures.

You can either go for the standard sightseeing routes or choose an unconventional tour .

Venture beyond the tourist hotspots and discover the daily lives of the locals in their vibrant neighborhoods.

You will be accompanied by knowledgeable guides who will take you through the authentic culinary scene, including savoring a variety of tapas and exquisite local wines.

Here are some of the recommended tours:

• Barcelona: 2-Hour Segway Group Tour by Night
• Barcelona: Night Tour on Sidecar Motorcycle

UNCOVER BARCELONA’S DARK PAST

Step into the shadows of Barcelona’s past by going on a ravishing night walking tour, one of the interesting things to do in Barcelona at Night.

Join “ The Dark Past Walking Tour “, which begins at 9 PM during the summer.

You will be led by a knowledgeable guide who will shed light on sordid aspects of life in the past and about Barcelona’s 14th-century haunting history.

Learn about how executions and torture were once common during the Spanish Inquisition.

Delve into the stories and secrets of old neighbourhoods like El Born and La Ribera.

Please note that this tour may not be suitable for children under 14, ensuring participants a more immersive and mature experience. 

You must pre-book these tours since the groups will be in limited sizes and batches.

Recommended Tours: Barcelona: Ghosts and Legends Tour ( 4.9/5 200 reviews ) – Duration 1.5 hours

Barcelona’s Dark History Night Tour in English – Duration 2 hours

For those seeking to explore the city’s intriguing past further, the popular Netflix series “La Catedral del Mar” is a fictional but inspiring introduction to Barcelona’s origins. 

ENJOY THE DAZZLING ILLUMINATION

One of the best places to go at Night in Barcelona is the colourful BruumRuum Night Light Show, a captivating LED installation near the Dissny Hub building.

You will be astonished to know how this beautiful piece of art works.

The LEDs come to life when it responds to sound, whether it’s the bustling city ambience or the sound of your voice, which makes it one of the cool things to do in Barcelona at Night.

With 550 LEDs constantly shifting in colour and intensity, the light show creates a dynamic visual spectacle, now a popular Barcelona night attraction.

Timings:  9:30 PM to 11:00 PM

INDULGE IN THE MELODIES OF ELEGANCE 

Immerse yourself in the harmonious world of classical music at the iconic El Palau de la Música Catalan, one of the top things to do in Barcelona at Night. 

Built between 1905 and 1908, El Palau de la Música Catalana is a testament to Catalan Art Nouveau, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. 

This magnificent building seamlessly combines the luxury of modernist design with contemporary minimalism, creating a visual spectacle that is sure to leave you in awe.

As you step inside, prepare to be mesmerized by the inverted, stained glass cupola adorning the main concert hall, a true masterpiece of architectural splendour.

Beyond its dazzling beauty, El Palau is renowned as Barcelona’s premier destination for classical music.

And as the evening unfolds, indulge in the charming melodies of a classical piano concert held within the hallowed walls of this architectural marvel.

Visit the official website of El Palau de la Música Catalana to explore concert programs and secure your tickets online. 

Here are the tours we recommend to experience the best of this grand monument:

Barcelona: Palau de la Música Self-Guided Tour

Palau de la Música Guided Tour

UNWIND OR STROLL ALONG THE BEACHES

If you are wondering what to do in Barcelona in the evening, stroll on the gorgeous beaches for one of the more relaxed and laid-back nights.

Barcelona’s coast is dotted with well-maintained sandy beaches to explore. 

Head to the popular Sant Sebastià and Barcelona Beach at Night, conveniently close to the vibrant Port Vell area. Take a refreshing dip and enjoy the alluring vistas.

Grab beer or wine from a nearby supermarket, flaunt your swimsuit, and unwind on the warm sand. 

During the summer, the Mediterranean Sea remains inviting well into the Night. 

Vila Olimpica boasts numerous clubs and bars right on the beach for those who prefer a seaside dance floor.

Barceloneta Beach, particularly during summer, is a destination for locals and visitors alike. 

Remember, the closer you are to La Barceloneta, the livelier the atmosphere, so choose your spot accordingly.

Not only can you indulge in Mediterranean bathing, but the vibrant atmosphere of Barceloneta sets it apart as one of the city’s best spots to experience the nightlife. 

Along the shoreline, you will find an array of bars, restaurants, and beachfront establishments perfect for a breezy dinner. 

Take a leisurely stroll along the sand or promenade to complete the experience, a popular Barcelona beach night activity.

Barceloneta’s prime location near the city centre and the iconic Rambla area, alongside the marina, adds to its allure.

And don’t miss the opportunity to visit the renowned W Hotel at the end of Barceloneta, where the Eclipse bar awaits on the 26th floor, offering spectacular views.

ENJOY A MEDIEVAL SHOW AND DINNER AT THE REQUESENS PALACE

Step into the medieval world at Palau Requesens, a grand medieval palace and enjoy a mesmerizing combination of dinner and live entertainment, one of the best things to do in Barcelona at Night.

This dazzling experience happens on Friday and Saturday nights and lasts approximately 3.5 hours.

Begin your evening with a glass of Cava in the beautiful courtyard, setting the tone for an unforgettable journey through history. 

EXPERIENCE THE CLASSICS AT THE CLASSICS AT THE GRAND THEATRE

One of the best things to do in Barcelona at Night is to spend a beautiful evening at the prestigious Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona. 

This historic opera house on the iconic La Rambla is an essential cultural institution in the city and holds international recognition as one of the world’s most important opera venues.

Despite enduring two devastating fires, the theatre’s interior has been beautifully restored, maintaining its architectural splendour. 

The venue’s central location on La Rambla adds to its allure, offering a convenient and atmospheric setting for an unforgettable night of artistic excellence.

The Gran Teatre del Liceu has a rich history of hosting renowned composers and showcasing exceptional performances. 

From timeless operas by Verdi and Wagner to classical plays like Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol, the theatre’s diverse program ensures there’s something for every lover of classical music and theatre.

With a seating capacity of nearly 2,300 spread across six levels, you will have an intimate and immersive experience in the Gran Teatre del Liceu. 

Whether you are a seasoned opera enthusiast or new to the genre, you shouldn’t miss attending a show at this esteemed venue for a magical evening, and it is one of the best things to do at Night in Barcelona.

If you are curious about the inner workings of the theatre, guided tours are also available, allowing you to explore its fascinating history and behind-the-scenes areas.

You will gain a deeper appreciation for the craftsmanship and dedication that have made the Gran Teatre del Liceu an enduring symbol of artistic excellence in Barcelona.

VISIT SAGRADA FAMILIA AT NIGHT

If you are looking for Barcelona night attractions, visit the awe-inspiring Sagrada Familia.

This iconic masterpiece by Gaudí is a must-see attraction that will leave you speechless. 

Take a guided tour to witness the intricate details and symbolism that Gaudí infused into every aspect of the Sagrada Familia.

To make the most of your visit, it is advisable to  reserve   a time slot in advance to avoid disappointment. 

Doing so allows you to skip the queues and ensure a smooth entry into this architectural marvel. 

Recommended Tour: Barcelona: Sagrada Familia Evening Tour with Cava(Likely to sell out)

Want the audio guide? I highly recommend buying ticket here that comes with the guide in multiple languages

Don’t miss having a glimpse of the Sagrada Familia from the outside during the evening, which is a lovely experience. 

As the sun sets, the dyed glass windows come alive with a vibrant display of colours, adding an extra layer of magic to this already impressive structure.

Be sure to take a moment to admire the recent addition of a giant blue star on one of the towers, which adds an additional charm to the landmark’s silhouette.

The Sagrada Familia is open until 6 PM during winter and extends its opening hours until 8 PM in the summer, giving you ample time to explore its grandeur.

You can reach Sagrada Familia via Metro lines L2 and L5 or by various buses like 19,33,34,44, and 50.

Alternatively, you can opt for a hop-on hop-ff bus pass so that you can explore the city at your own pace.

HOP, HOP, AND AWAY ON THE FUNKY BUS

Grab your hop-on hop-off bus ticket, sit back, and let the city unfold before your eyes; one of the top things to do in Barcelona at Night.

Hop-on, Hop-off buses let you visit all the best places at Night in Barcelona at your convenience.

These buses operate on a circular route, covering over 30 stops near important landmarks and attractions. 

Hop on to one of the vibrant red buses at any stop of your choice. 

Enjoy the spectacular skyline views and feel the wind in your hair on this Barcelona’s Open-Top Deck!

When you reach a destination you want to explore further, simply hop off the bus and take your time to discover the sights and sounds. 

When ready to explore the next location on your Barcelona night trip itinerary, just find the nearest bus stop and hop back on. 

It is a hassle-free way to navigate the city and maximize your time.

To ensure a smooth experience, you can conveniently book your tickets online. 

Plus, if your plans change, you can cancel your booking up to 24 hours before the tour starts and receive a full refund.

Recommended: Barcelona: Sagrada Familia, Batlló, Park Güell, and Bus Tour

Barcelona: 24 or 48-Hour Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Barcelona: City Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

ROMANTIC THINGS TO DO IN BARCELONA AT NIGHT

Enjoy a picnic in parc de la ciutadella.

Experience the serenity of Parc de la Ciutadella by walking through its creatively designed pathways and enjoying its beautiful water fountains, one of the romantic things to do in Barcelona at Night.

Whether you visit during the day or at Night, the park offers a tranquil setting for a picnic on the lush green grass, accompanied by music and the warm Barcelona sun. 

You will bump into people of all age groups at Parc de la Ciutadella.

Feeding the ducks and geese in the park is another enjoyable pastime, especially if you are with kids.

Be cautious, as these birds have been known to bite if approached too closely. 

Check out the local statues and sculptures.

Don’t miss to get a picture clicked with the sculpture of a giant mammoth, one of the famous attractions of Parc de la Ciutadella, which is often crowded.

For a more adventurous experience, consider renting a boat and rowing around the park’s lake. 

You can rent the boats for around €6. Get some snacks to munch on as you cruise along the lake.

ENJOY A BEACHSIDE CINEMA UNDER THE STARS

Experience the magic of cinema under the night sky by watching a movie on the beach after sunset, one of the romantic things to do in Barcelona at Night.

Cinema Lliure a la Platja, a special summer event, transforms selected beaches along the Catalan coast into open-air cinemas for your ideal Barcelona beach night setting.

Enjoy this exquisite experience on San Sebastian Beach, located approximately 3.3 km Southeast of Ciutat Vella (Old City) Barcelona.

They showcase diverse films, from captivating dramas to thought-provoking documentaries.

The program offers a glimpse into Catalonia’s vibrant independent film scene along with the local and international film festivals. 

If you are not a beach bum but want to enjoy a movie in the open air, head to Montjuic Hall.

Located at the foot of a castle, you can relish spectacular views while watching a film and even catch a live music performance before the screening begins at Montjuic Hall.

Both locations check whether the movies are screened in English because most are screened in their original languages with Spanish subtitles.

Please note that seating is limited due to the event’s popularity, so booking in advance or arriving early with your beach blanket is advisable to claim your spot. 

GO ON A LOVELY NIGHT ADVENTURE WITH THE MONTJUIC CABLE CAR

Experience the Montjuic Cable Car, a gorgeous ride from the port to Montjuic Hill, offering stunning panoramic views and access to the hill’s attractions, one of the most romantic things to do in Barcelona at Night.

The hill of Montjuic played a significant role in Barcelona’s history, hosting the 1992 Olympics and serving as a prime venue for various events. 

The Montjuic cable car station is located at Avinguda Miramar.

The car can accommodate eight passengers, and the cable spans 750 meters, providing a unique perspective of Barcelona.

As you ascend, you will be greeted by the majestic Castell de Montjuic, an ancient military fortress with a rich history dating back to the 17th century. 

Wander through the ruins and soak in the history of the Castle. Please note that the castle closes at 8:00 PM during the summer season.

The remnants of the Barcelona International exposition, the 1929 World Fair, can also still be seen, with some buildings transformed into charming museums.

Consider joining a night tour that includes a cable car ride to witness the captivating sunset from Montjuic Mountain.

For those seeking an adventurous walk, explore the residential area, passing a football pitch and vibrant street art. 

You can also opt for a bus or metro service to conveniently reach Montjuic.

SAIL ON A ROMANTIC SUNSET CRUISE

One of the romantic things to do in Barcelona at Night is to enjoy a lovely evening aboard a classic sailing yacht with the Sunset Sailing Experience. 

Departing from the Olympic harbour, which served as the venue for sailing events during the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, these 2-hour cruises provide a unique perspective of the city’s maritime heritage as the sun goes down.

Experience the beautiful sight of Barcelona’s skyline adorned with an excellent fusion of orange and pink shades, all while savouring the exquisite taste of Cava, the renowned Catalan Champagne.

For as little as €69 per person (prices may vary depending on the season, reaching up to €88 during peak season), you can immerse yourself in this exquisite experience. 

Some cruises even offer a delicious dinner on board, accompanied by a DJ and drinks for a colourful sea party.

So, do not think twice when deciding what to do in Barcelona in the evening. Set sail in the timeless beauty of this yacht cruise and soak in the beautiful Mediterranean vistas.

WATCH THE MAGICAL FOUNTAINS GLOW IN LIGHTS

One of the most beautiful things to do in Barcelona at Night is to experience the mesmerizing spectacle of the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc. 

Located at the base of the National Art Museum of Catalonia, this grand fountain has been drawing people from across the globe since 1929.

As Night falls, the fountain comes alive with an orchestrated choreography of water jets dancing to the rhythm of music, accompanied by a stunning display of lights. 

The water shoots up to an impressive height of 4 meters, perfectly synchronized with various musical genres, from classical melodies to iconic hits like “Barcelona” by Freddy Mercury and Montserrat Caballé, the anthem of the 1992 Olympic Games.

While the schedule may vary depending on the time of year, you can generally enjoy the magical shows multiple times a week. 

From March to May, shows occur on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays between 8:00 PM and 9:30 PM.

During the peak tourist season from June to September, shows run from Wednesday to Sunday, with multiple start times between 9:30 PM and 10:00 PM.

To witness this stunning display, head to Plaça de Carles Buigas in the middle of the fountain.

Although the entrance is free, arriving early to secure a good viewing spot is recommended, especially during busy periods. 

Note that the fountain undergoes maintenance from January to the end of February, so plan your visit accordingly.

DINE UNDER THE STARS AT FABRA OBSERVATORY

One of the unique things to do in Barcelona at Night is to visit Fabra Observatory, where celestial wonders merge with a delectable dining experience.

Nestled in the foothills of Tibidabo Mountain, the Fabra Observatory goes beyond its dedication to astrological observation. 

It invites you to witness an extraordinary dinner paired with the fascinating opportunity to gaze at the stars through their powerful telescopes.

Imagine savouring a sumptuous meal on the observatory’s terrace while the mesmerizing cityscape of Barcelona unfolds before you. 

So get ready to discover the wonders of the cosmos, enjoy a tantalizing dinner, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Timings:  8 PM to 9 PM,  Price:  Starts from 35 euros

SAIL INTO BARCELONA’S NIGHTTIME SPLENDOR ON A NIGHT CRUISE

Experience the magic of Barcelona from a whole new perspective by going on a stunning catamaran night cruise, one of the romantic things to do in Barcelona at Night.

I recommend you put this two-hour tour on your things to do Barcelona Sunday night list; this cherishable experience will leave you rejuvenated and ready to conquer the week ahead.

Departing from the port of Barcelona, you will step aboard a gorgeous catamaran with a maximum capacity of 30 passengers.

Picture yourself on the deck of this spacious watercraft, basking in the warm evening breeze as you sail along the glistening waters of the Mediterranean. 

With a backdrop of Barcelona’s iconic skyline, including the majestic Sagrada Familia and the enchanting Montjuic hill, this tour offers a truly magical setting. 

Enjoy a welcome drink, sip on refreshing beverages from the onboard bar, and unwind to the soothing melodies of background music.

Click candid photos with the spectacular ocean and catamaran background to flaunt your ‘gram, create lasting memories, and make new friends as you cruise along.

The tours will usually be available from April to October. Book your catamaran night cruise here:

ELEVATE YOUR EVENING WITH ROOFTOP DRINKS

Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring Barcelona skyline by indulging in rooftop drinks at one of the city’s vibrant rooftop bars, one of the fantastic things to do in Barcelona at Night.

I have discovered two great rooftop bars that offer more affordable entry with unparalleled views of either the majestic Sagrada Familia or the iconic Barcelona Cathedral:

Hotel Colón:  Located directly opposite Barcelona’s cathedral, the Panoramic Terrace of Hotel Colón is an excellent spot to unwind and enjoy refreshing drinks amidst an alluring ambience.

You can directly walk in since reservations are not accepted at this hotel.

Hotel Ayre Rosselón:  Situated right next to the Sagrada Familia, this hotel boasts a stunning rooftop terrace with gorgeous city vistas. To secure your spot, make a free reservation in advance.

FUN THINGS TO DO IN BARCELONA AT NIGHT

Watch a game.

How can someone miss Barça when in Barcelona, right?

Include the exhilarating experience of watching a Football game at the Nou Camp in your Barcelona travel itinerary, one of the fun things to do in Barcelona at Night.

You should definitely watch FC Barcelona in action if you are a die-hard football fan. The vibrant energy of night games adds an extra level of excitement, making it even more thrilling to be part of the crowd.

Attending a match at the iconic Nou Camp stadium, the largest stadium in Europe with a seating capacity exceeding 99,000, is a sensation in itself.

The Spanish football season runs from August to May, offering ample opportunities to catch a home game, and the best part of these matches is most of them kick off at around 8 PM.

EERIE BARCELONA: HAUNTING GHOST TOURS

Are you up for a spine-tingling adventure? Go on a guided ghost tour, one of the spooky things to do in Barcelona at Night.

Immerse yourself in the mysticism and mysterious allure of Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter on a tour that reveals the secrets and legends hidden within its ancient streets.

As the oldest section of the city, dating back to 133 BC, the Gothic Quarter has witnessed countless dreadful events with a wealth of intriguing stories waiting to be discovered.

During the tour, you will explore the Gothic Quarter’s narrow streets, where tales of vampires, ghosts, exorcists and ghouls await, with your guide weaving tales of mystery and magic.

You will learn about the gruesome stories of haunted churchyards and iconic landmarks such as the Gran Teatre del Liceu. 

You will hear some interesting stories about places like Sant Just Square, home to the city’s first public fountain, which is believed to possess magical waters flowing from a hidden mountain spring. 

Nearby, Paradis Street showcases four Roman columns, rumoured to have been placed by Hercules himself when he founded the city.

On these tours, you will listen to the chilling ghostly experiences and have a great insight into Barcelona’s origins and historical significance.

The ghost tour typically departs at 7:30 PM every day from Travel Bar, and you need to buy a ticket which costs €16.

Some tours even offer an interactive app, allowing you to explore the city’s dull past further.

The Gothic Quarter is also a popular destination for late Night Barcelona attractions like the top-notch Barcelona nightclubs, where you can indulge in tapas and drinks while making acquaintances with the locals and fellow tourists.

DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY AT NIGHTCLUBS

Experience Barcelona’s vibrant nightlife by hopping between its renowned nightclubs and bars, one of the fun things to do in Barcelona at Night.

Known for its bouncing nightlife and annual music festivals, the city offers diverse venues to satisfy every partygoer.

No wonder, Barcelona is among the top Spain party destinations !

However, I suggest steering clear of the touristy venues near the Port Olimpic waterfront, as they often lack distinctive music and charge exorbitant prices for drinks.

Check out the clubs like BCN Future Club, Zuu, Slow Club, Razzmatazz, and hidden gems like Plaza del Sol and Speakeasy Paridiso.

Razzmatazz stands out as one of the biggest nightclubs in Barcelona, featuring multiple floors with different genres of music to please everyone. 

El Born neighborhood is an excellent choice for casual bar hopping , with spots like You’re Super Super and Savannah offering a laid-back atmosphere. 

The Eixample Esquerra neighbourhood is a popular drinking street with quirky bar options, including alcohol-fueled book shops and craft breweries.

For a beachfront terrace experience with a sparkling glass of Cava, head to Pacha.

Opium is another famous beachfront club where you may bump into international partygoers.

Check out The Sutton Club, known for attracting famous celebrities. 

If you want open-air clubs or sky bars, head to La Terraza in the mountains of Montjuic or Hotel Central or the terrace of La Isabela in Hotel 1898.

If you are looking for music clubs, El Born delivers an eclectic mix of sounds, ranging from 1970s funk to deep house.

Moog provides a welcoming haven for techno enthusiasts. On the other hand, Jamboree is the ultimate destination for jazz and blues aficionados.

Also, check out the Apolo concert hall on Nou de la Rambla Street, renowned for its variety of music and entertainment.

The beauty of Barcelona’s nightclubs is that the party typically commences around 10 PM but truly ignites and comes to life around 2 AM. 

The energy builds gradually, reaching its peak in the early morning hours, ensuring the Night is filled with endless excitement and entertainment.

Remember to dress appropriately, as most clubs do not allow flip-flops.

To make the most of your partying experience, consider getting the Barcelona NightCard. 

Recommended:

This card offers fast-track entrance into the city’s top clubs and is available for 2-day or 7-day durations, providing excellent value for money.

GO ICE SKATING

Lace up your skates and glide across the ice for a fun-filled night in Barcelona at FC Barcelona’s Ice Rink. 

Located at Av. de Joan XXIII, this indoor attraction welcomes members and non-members throughout the year. 

For a unique and memorable experience, visit the rink from Friday to Sunday evening hours. You can enjoy ice skating under the night sky, one of the fun things to do in Barcelona at Night.

Don’t worry if you don’t have your skates, as rentals are available at the rink. 

GO ON A UNIQUE SHOPPING ADVENTURE AT FLEA MARKETS

One of the exciting things to do in Barcelona at Night is to check out flea markets.

Flea markets hold a special allure in Barcelona, offering a delightful experience beyond just shopping. 

The beauty of these markets lies in the freedom to explore without any pressure to make a purchase. 

One notable flea market to visit is Mercat dels Encants de Barcelona, open on Mondays, Wednesdays, and weekends from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. 

You can immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere, browse through an array of intriguing items, and simply enjoy the thrill of discovery.

In these flea markets, you can stumble upon treasures like antique paintings, vintage books, traditional furniture, and an eclectic mix of goods. 

The allure lies in the element of surprise—you never know what unique finds await you at these markets, adding to the excitement of the experience.

Here, you will find an assortment of furnishings, clothing, and antiques, offering a glimpse into Barcelona’s rich history and culture.

Another popular destination is Mercat Port Antic, an expansive open-air marketplace open from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. 

This market will be filled with antiques, furnishings, collectables, souvenirs, and jewellery. 

It is a lively hub that attracts locals and tourists alike, making it one of the excellent places to visit in Barcelona at Night.

If you have a penchant for antiques, exploring Barcelona’s flea markets during peak season is a must.

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EXPLORE THE STREETS OF BARCELONA ON A BICYCLE

If you are looking for unique things to do in Barcelona at Night, grab your helmet, hop on a bicycle tour, and get ready to pedal through the enchanting streets of Barcelona, discovering its wonders at every turn.

On this tour, you can cover many Barcelona attractions and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of the city’s various neighbourhoods. 

These tours typically take you through Ciutat Vella, the historic Old City, and its surrounding areas, allowing you to discover Barcelona’s hidden gems.

As you pedal through the streets, you will be treated to stunning views of renowned landmarks such as the majestic Basílica de la Sagrada Familia, the impressive Barcelona Cathedral, the artistic marvel of Park Güell, and the architectural masterpiece Casa Batlló. 

Each stop along the way offers a unique perspective on Barcelona’s rich history and cultural heritage.

One of the highlights of a nighttime bicycle tour is the opportunity to indulge in the city’s gastronomic delights.

Along the route, you can visit some of Barcelona’s most popular bars, where you can sample delicious tapas and sip on refreshing sangria.

It’s a perfect way to immerse yourself in the local food and drink scene while enjoying the city’s vibrant nightlife.

ENJOY MUSICAL EVENINGS AT CASA BATLLÓ

One of the fun things to do in Barcelona at Night is to go on a musical adventure at Casa Batlló, an architectural gem crafted by Gaudi.

Casa Batlló, established in 1904, is a UNESCO World Heritage site offering more than a stunning design. 

It is a charming venue for engaging musical performances showcasing diverse styles. 

From soulful jazz to fiery flamenco, each Night unveils a new enchantment.

Prepare for an unforgettable experience as you ascend to the open-air rooftop terrace, where the magic unfolds.

Aptly named “Magic Nights,” this program treats you to glamorous performances under the starlit sky.

One of the main draws of Casa Batlló is its accessibility. You will notice a lift for wheelchair access, ensuring everyone can enjoy the extraordinary musical journey at this place. 

Marvel at the skeletal silhouette of Casa Batlló, affectionately known as the “House of Bones.” 

Its unique and alluring appearance adds an extra layer of intrigue to this already remarkable experience.

Please note that performances may be canceled in the event of rain, although such occurrences are rare during the peak holiday season. 

Plan your visit accordingly to savour the magic of Casa Batlló’s musical evenings. Check out these tours to book your musical Night.

UNLEASH YOUR INNER CHEF AT A PAELLA COOKING CLASS

Embark on a culinary adventure in Barcelona, where Spain’s exceptional cuisine takes centre stage.

From mouthwatering Spanish omelettes to tantalizing seafood and meat dishes, one iconic delicacy steals the spotlight: Paella! 

In this vibrant city, you can savour a variety of paellas and learn the art of cooking this traditional Spanish masterpiece, one of the fun things to do in Barcelona at Night.

It’s an unforgettable experience shared with fellow culinary enthusiasts as you dive into the world of paella and try out its rich flavours.

Paella, a symbol of Spanish gastronomy, boasts regional variations across the country. 

In Barcelona, you can learn the secrets of preparing and cooking the Catalan version during an evening class.

While some classes may involve shopping for fresh ingredients, others offer a convenient set-up with all supplies provided.

Picture yourself strolling through the bustling Mercado de la Boqueria, handpicking the finest ingredients for your paella creation. 

Alternatively, you can explore classes that delve into your favourite tapas or teach you how to prepare a delightful three-course dinner for your family. 

JOIN A TAPAS TOUR

When it comes to Spanish cuisine, two words are heard frequently: Tapas and Paella. While you already know how to impress your loved ones with a mouthwatering paella, it’s time to dive into the world of tapas. 

And what better place to experience this culinary delight than in the coastal neighbourhood of La Barceloneta in Barcelona?

For an authentic Spanish tapas experience, visit La Cova Fumada, a local gem that will tantalize your taste buds.

Head to Cervecería Catalana in Barcelona’s bustling city centre, drawing in tourists and locals with its delectable tapas. 

Arrive early to beat the crowds, or join the waiting list and enjoy your favourite drink at the bar.

If you find yourself in the charming Gràcia neighbourhood, don’t miss out on the globally influenced tapas dishes at La Pepita. 

Indulge in their variety of pepitas (sandwiches) and experience flavour combinations that will leave you wanting more. 

Another hidden gem in Gràcia is La Neura Bar Restaurant, offering a cosy ambience, friendly service, and a delightful selection of reasonably priced tapas.

To fully explore Barcelona’s tapas scene, consider taking a guided walking tour. 

Recommended Tour: Devour tours???

Roam the streets of La Rambla, immerse yourself in the vibrant La Boqueria food market atmosphere, and wander through the captivating Gothic Quarter. 

Your knowledgeable food guide will introduce you to various tapas, sharing insights and recommendations along the way. 

Some tours even include flamenco performances, adding a touch of traditional Spanish culture to your culinary adventure.

The beauty of tapas lies in their freshness, richness, and variety. With each bite, you will discover new flavours and textures complemented by a glass of wine. 

So, why settle for a traditional three-course meal when you can venture on a tapas adventure, soaking yourself in Barcelona’s gastronomic delights?

Join a tapas tour and let your taste buds guide you through the vibrant flavours of this beloved Spanish culinary tradition.

EXPLORE BARCELONA’S VIBRANT NEIGHBOURHOODS

Discover the vibrant nightlife of Barcelona by going on an exciting journey through its diverse neighbourhoods, one of the fun things to do in Barcelona at Night. 

Embrace the electrifying ambience that ignites when the sun goes down and dive into Barcelona’s vibrant and trendy social scene.

Begin your adventure along the famous Ramblas, taking in the bustling energy as you travel to Plaza Real. 

This central hub is a magnet for bars and restaurants, serving as a gateway to the charming Gothic Quarter and Raval.

Wander through the historic streets, soaking up the unbeatable ambience, especially in renowned locations like Robadors Street and Sant Ramon Street, known for their long-standing reputation as nightlife hotspots.

The Born neighbourhood is an excellent choice for a more relaxed atmosphere. 

Its pedestrian streets are lined with inviting terraces of bars and pubs that stay open until the early morning hours. 

Stroll through the lively streets of Tantarantana and Allada Vermell, enjoy the convivial atmosphere and unwind with friends.

For a slightly slower pace, venture into the Gothic Quarter and discover El Paraigua, a cosy venue with an old-world charm. 

This hidden gem offers a refuge for those who prefer savouring a few pints or glasses of wine in a laid-back setting. 

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The interior, reminiscent of an old wine cellar, creates an intimate ambience that perfectly complements the historic surroundings. 

Additionally, El Paraigua boasts a menu featuring delectable food options, so get ready to put your palate to work.

SOAK YOURSELF IN THE PASSION OF FLAMENCO

Prepare to be fascinated by the fiery energy and mesmerizing flamenco rhythm, one of the fun things to do in Barcelona at Night.

Flamenco is a Spanish musical genre deeply rooted in the South of Spain, with the dancer being accompanied by the soulful melodies of the Spanish guitar.

If you are wondering what to do in Barcelona at Night, without a second thought, head to witness this traditional dance form that epitomizes the spirit of Spain.

Flamenco, declared Intangible Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO, can transport you to a world of raw emotion and artistic expression.

Discover the numerous tablaos to witness this mesmerizing art form, brimming with passion and Duende. 

Barcelona may not be the birthplace of flamenco, but it boasts enchanting venues where you can experience its captivating allure. 

From the prestigious City Hall Theater to the renowned Tablao Cordobes and the historic Los Tarantos, the oldest tablao in Barcelona, founded in 1963, each venue offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in this extraordinary discipline. 

Some venues even offer the option of enjoying a delicious dinner alongside the show.

Los Tarantos offers three nightly performances and a taste of flamenco’s energy and rhythm in approximately 30-minute shows. 

Be sure to book your tickets online to secure your spot, as seats are on a first-come, first-served basis.

If you have spare time, check out El Tablao Cordobes in the vibrant Las Ramblas and El Patio Andaluz, the other two exceptional venues in Barcelona, for a cherishable Flamenco experience.

EXPERIENCE COOL VIBES AT ICE BAR

Looking for unique things to do in Barcelona at Night?

Check out Barcelona’s Ice Bar. Step into a subzero chamber and enjoy a refreshing drink in Arctic-like surroundings. 

Marvel at the ice-themed decor surrounding you, including glasses crafted from frozen water. 

Have fun sipping cocktails on their beachside terrace, embracing the contrasting warmth. 

Don’t miss out on this excellent and memorable experience! Secure your tickets in advance here and prepare to chill out in style!

HAVE A BRAIN-BENDING FUN AT AN ESCAPE ROOM

Get ready to unlock your inner detective and experience an unforgettable night of puzzle-solving and adventure in an Escape Room, one of the fun things to do in Barcelona at Night.

Breaking an escape room is thrilling and offers a break from traditional Barcelona city night entertainment.

In these rooms, you will engage in a series of thought-provoking puzzles and riddles to escape within a given time limit. 

Barcelona boasts a variety of excellent Escape Rooms, many of which incorporate themes inspired by the city’s rich history and identity. 

Picture yourself rescuing Gaudi’s architectural blueprints from the burning crypt of La Sagrada Familia, immersing yourself in a cultural quest. 

With typically one hour to solve the intricate clues, it’s a perfect pre or post-dinner activity that won’t take up your entire evening. 

Additionally, Escape Rooms often offer cost-effective options, particularly for larger groups. 

Check out these recommended tours for Barcelona’s top escape rooms:

SET SAIL ON THE ULTIMATE BARCELONA BOAT PARTY ADVENTURE

Prepare to unleash your wild side and embark on a high-energy escapade at sea, one of the cool things to do in Barcelona at Night.

While specific regulations and safety measures have toned down the unrestricted flow of beverages, you can still revel in the experience with plenty of ice-cold beers and sangria to quench your thirst. 

Prepare to dance your heart out, unleash your inner free spirit, and mingle with like-minded partygoers. Feel the rhythm of the music as you sway under the starry sky, letting go of all inhibitions. 

The excitement doesn’t end when you step back on land because your ticket grants you entry to an exclusive club, where the party keeps going until the early hours.

This is an experience you won’t want to miss, so make sure to secure your spot in advance, as tickets sell out fast. 

Discover more details and book your adventure  here:

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GO SHOPPING

Be prepared to be amazed by a wide range of shopping outlets and get ready to go on an immersive retail shopping therapy, one of the fun things to do in Barcelona at Night.

Barcelona, often ranked among the top fashion cities globally, caters to all your shopping desires, whether it’s ceramics, porcelain, fashion, jewellery or even authentic Catalan sauces, cheeses, and Cava. 

While tourist areas may be slightly pricier, Spain generally offers excellent value.

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Stroll on the Portal del Angel, a bustling street spanning 200 meters, dotted with shops including popular brands like H&M and Mango. 

If you want more upscale boutiques and prestigious names like Armani, check out Passeig de Gracia.

Explore the local tourist shops in the charming Gothic Quarter for unique souvenirs.

If you prefer to support local artisans, the Born District offers a delightful selection of independent stores. 

The best part of these shops is that the taxes are already included in the price so North American shoppers can enjoy their shopping spree without additional calculations. 

So make the most of your evening in Barcelona by planning your shopping expedition wisely and ensuring you don’t miss out on the best deals.

FREE THINGS TO DO IN BARCELONA AT NIGHT

Explore the culinary paradise: the la boqueria market.

If you are a foodie, don’t miss visiting La Boqueria Market, which features an abundance of diverse and tantalizing culinary options, one of the free things to do in Barcelona at Night.

Situated in El Raval, with a convenient entrance from the renowned La Rambla, La Boqueria Market, you can combine your visit with other local Barcelona night activities.

While you can simply explore the market without purchasing anything, the vibrant array of stalls and their unique takes on Catalonian classics will captivate your senses.

The market boasts an enticing display of colours, featuring an extensive range of cheeses, meats, fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, and delectable desserts. 

You can spend hours indulging in these unique foods and cuisines’ aroma, taste, and visual appeal.

People from all corners of the world, regardless of age, are drawn to its offerings year after year.

The market operates from Monday to Saturday, from 8:00 AM to 8:30 PM. So, this is pretty much one of the Barcelona evening activites. It is advisable to arrive early to avoid stockouts and have access to the best selections.

ENJOY THE MAGIC OF PARK CONCERTS

One of the free things to do in Barcelona at Night is to enjoy a vibrant music scene with Musica als Parcs.

This is a gorgeous concert series organized by the Barcelona City Council, designed to unite people in the city’s beautiful public parks.

The event showcases the talents of local bands, treating audiences to soul-stirring performances of jazz, classical, and gospel music.

With numerous participating locations such as Parc de la Ciutadella, Parc de Joan Miró, Jardins de la Tamarita, and Parc de la Estacion del Norte, there are plenty of opportunities to enjoy these vibrant concerts. 

Be sure to arrive early, as concerts typically begin around 8:00 PM or 9:00 PM, allowing you to find a cosy spot and immerse yourself in the beautiful rhythms that fill the air. 

PHOTOGRAPHY MARVELS AT LA VIRREINA

One of the free things to do in Barcelona at Night is to step into the captivating world of visual storytelling at La Virreina Centre de la Imatge, a remarkable museum housed within an extravagant palace. 

This unique cultural gem showcases a diverse array of photography exhibits that are constantly evolving, offering visitors a fresh and dynamic experience with each visit.

Witness the works of talented photographers and explore a wide range of mesmerizing subjects, from political commentary to artistic expression. 

As you browse the museum’s collections, you will gain insights into the various stories behind the photographs.

Timings:  Tuesday to Sunday, 11 AM to 8 PM 

STROLL IN PARK GÜELL

Soak in the beautiful world of Antoni Gaudí by visiting Park Güell, one of the free things to do in Barcelona at Night.

This is a must-see attraction for any admirer of Gaudí’s architectural brilliance. 

During the summer, the park extends its opening hours until 10:30 PM, providing a unique opportunity to witness its beauty in a new light.

While exploring the outskirts of Park Güell for free is possible, the true gems of Gaudí’s work require a ticket. 

You must reserve a time slot and purchase a ticket to capture that perfect snapshot of the iconic lizard or the famous balcony.

It is worth noting that there is plenty to appreciate outside the ticketed Monumental Zone. 

The gardens offer a tranquil escape, and the dramatic views from the hill are simply stunning. 

If you are not in a rush to see Gaudí’s architectural masterpieces or are accompanied by kids who may not fully grasp their significance, take your time to explore the free areas of the park and relish in its natural beauty.

During the peak tourist season from March to October, complimentary access is available before 7:30 AM or after 7:30 PM.

Please note that Park Güell may not have optimal lighting at Night, so if you prefer to appreciate Gaudí’s work in detail, it is advisable to visit during daylight hours.

CLIMB THE BELL TOWER OVER THE GOTHIC QUARTER

Experience the Esglesia de Santa Maria del Pi’s enchanting allure in a new light by venturing on a nighttime journey, one of the free things to do in Barcelona at Night.

This gothic-style church, nestled in the heart of Barcelona’s gothic quarter and dating back to the 14th century, unveils its secrets after dark.

As the daylight fades, the church takes on a mystical atmosphere, with the soft glow of stained-glass windows and opulent gilded chapels casting an otherworldly charm.

But that’s not all—your adventure continues as you ascend the bell tower, granting you a spectacular vantage point to behold the uneven patchwork of ancient rooftops that define Barcelona’s iconic Barri Gótic.

BARCELONA AT NIGHT IN WINTER

If you are looking for places to visit in Barcelona at Night during the winter season, check out these places, which will be filled with festive charm and various exciting activities.

Fira de Nadal de la Sagrada Familia Christmas Market:  Visit this cosy Christmas market near the iconic Sagrada Familia. 

While smaller in size, you can indulge in delicious churros and soak in the festive atmosphere.

Fira de Santa Llúcia Christmas Market:  Immerse yourself in the traditional market at Barcelona’s Cathedral in the Gothic Quarter. 

Explore stalls offering unique crafts, soaps, and quirky items like the famous poo log and crouching celeb figurines.

Port Vell Christmas Fair:  Experience the magic of the waterfront at the Port Vell Christmas market. 

Delight in food stalls and hot chocolate, and admire the impressive illuminated Christmas tree. Be entertained by live shows happening throughout the month.

Christmas Lights in Barcelona:  Wander along Passeig de Gràcia and Portal del Angel, two main shopping streets adorned with spectacular lights. 

The icicle-like lights on Passeig de Gràcia and the vibrant illuminations of Portal del Angel create a mesmerizing sight.

New Year’s Eve:  Join the lively celebrations on December 31st at Plaça d’Espanya and Plaça Catalunya.

Witness the thrilling cava bottle toss and fireworks synchronized with music, and see the tradition of eating grapes as the clock strikes midnight.

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30 Best Places to Visit in Barcelona at Night (2024)

When the sun sets, Barcelona turns into a whole different scene. The city lights up and there’s a buzz everywhere, from the lit-up landmarks to the lively streets.

Living in Spain, I’ve spent many nights wandering around Barcelona, and I can tell you, the city at night is just as amazing as it is during the day, maybe even more.

So, what are the best places to check out in Barcelona at night? Well, whether you’re into cultural experiences, evening strolls with a side of food or history, or just want to feel the city’s night vibe, there’s something here for you.

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🌍 Top tours in Barcelona

• Montserrat Tour, Monastery and Winery (great day trip!)
• Flamenco Show at Tablao Flamenco Cordobes (incredible night out)
• Tapas Walking Tour with Food, Wine, and History (all the highlights at once)

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• Ohla Barcelona (5-star luxury with an amazing rooftop pool)
• Seventy Barcelona (boutique hotel with beautiful décor)
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Best places to visit in Barcelona at night 

1. magic fountain show.

There’s a certain magic that descends on Barcelona once the sun dips below the horizon, and nowhere is this more evident than at the Magic Fountain show. 

This isn’t just a touristy gimmick, as the Magic Fountain Show is more than just a water-and-light display. Instead, it’s almost like the water is dancing as the lights reverberate through each stream.

Why should you check it out? Well, firstly, it’s absolutely free. Yes, you read that right! No ticket, no entry fee – just you, the sky, and the music. 

Secondly, it’s the perfect place to end a long day of sightseeing (or to start your adventures through Barcelona at night ). After you’ve soaked up the sights, the sounds, and the flavors of Barcelona, what better way to wrap up your day than with a visual feast like this!

One thing to keep in mind though is to make sure you check if the Magic Fountain is actually running when you visit. They’ve turned it off in recent months to save water, so I’d suggest double checking this before you make the trek over to see it.

2. Casa Milà/La Pedrera Night Experience

When you think of Barcelona, Gaudi’s iconic architecture instantly comes to mind, and Casa Milà (also known as La Pedrera) is one of his gems. But did you know that this UNESCO World Heritage site transforms into an entirely different beast at night? 

It’s true – after the sun goes down, Casa Milà comes alive in a way that’s truly unforgettable. Walking through its lit-up archways feels like stepping into a different era.

You’re probably wondering, “What makes the night tour so special?” Well, let me tell you. La Pedrera Night Experience involves an immersive light and sound show that beautifully traces the history of this iconic building. 

I can honestly say that this is one of the best ways to explore Gaudi’s architectural genius – but, for some reason, seems to be one of those travel tips for Barcelona that not everyone knows about. Which is great for you, as it means that you’ll be lucky enough to get to see a side of Casa Milà that most daytime visitors miss without the crowds. 

Keep in mind though that places are limited and it’s especially important to buy your tickets in advance during high tourist periods. You can check availability on tickets to La Pedrera Night Experience here.

3. Flamenco Show

Nothing screams Spain louder than the fiery, passionate flamenco. And let me tell you, a flamenco show in Barcelona isn’t just a dance or a performance – it’s an emotion, it’s raw passion on stage. 

So while you’re in Barcelona, why not spend an evening soaking up the vibrant culture and tradition of this beautiful city? A live flamenco show is just the ticket for that.

And trust me, once you’ve seen it, you won’t forget it. The pulsating rhythm of the guitars, the soul-stirring voices, the passionate flair of the dancing – it’s pure magic.

My top pick? This Flamenco Show at the famous Tablao Flamenco Cordobes . Held in this beautiful historic venue, the show makes for an unforgettable night of music and dance – plus dinner, if you want!

4. Tapas Crawl

Alright, time to get your taste buds tingling! If you’re in the city and keen to experience Barcelona’s nightlife with a side of great food, a tapas crawl should definitely be on your bucket list. 

You’ll be hopping from one bar to another, each offering their unique take on these bite-sized Spanish delicacies. This makes it a fantastic opportunity to taste a variety of dishes and flavors. 

And every tapas bar has its own specialties, so you’re in for a real treat. Plus, don’t worry about finding the best places – you can either plan your own route or join an organized tapas tour for a more local experience!

I always recommend this Tapas Walking Tour with Food, Wine and History . It’s renowned for taking people to the best foodie hotspots and giving you a taste of the city’s most mouthwatering tapas.

Tapas Walking Tour with Food, Wine and History

✅ Stroll through Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter while enjoying classic tapas and learning about the city’s rich history

✅ Savor a variety of local wines , including cava and vermouth, at local spots

✅ Leave with a deeper appreciation of Barcelona’s culinary heritage and experience its culture and flavors

Tapas and Wine Small Group Walking Tour

✅ A delicious journey that combines generous tapas servings and top regional wines

✅ Enjoy an insider’s look at Barcelona’s food scene at some of the city’s best tapas spots

✅ Benefit from a more intimate and personalized experience thanks to the tour’s guaranteed small group size

Barcelona Tapas, Taverns and History Tour

✅ Start your evening with a burst of flavor, sampling Barcelona’s finest charcuterie and cheeses

✅ Zigzag through the Gothic Quarter, soaking up stories of ancient times and hidden secrets , paired with local wines and cava

✅ Cap off your night with a tapas extravaganza , enjoying the simple yet sensational flavors of Spain

5. Bunkers Del Carmel

I’m about to share with you a spot that, while not super secret, remains off the beaten tourist track: Bunkers Del Carmel. High up in the city hills, this place offers panoramic views of Barcelona that are nothing short of amazing. 

It’s the perfect spot to kick back with a picnic, away from the city’s hustle and bustle, as you watch the city lights flicker to life.

Why should you head up there at night? Well, apart from escaping the crowds, the nighttime view from the Bunkers is truly mesmerizing. 

You get to see Barcelona in a whole new light, literally. Plus, it’s totally free, so it’s great for budget travelers!

So pack your favorite snacks, bring a blanket, and head up to enjoy a relaxed evening. 

6. Paella Cooking Class

Now, how about getting your hands a little dirty and learning to whip up some authentic Spanish paella? Taking a paella cooking class is a fun, interactive way to spend your evening in Barcelona. 

Not only do you get to learn about Spanish cuisine, but you also get to enjoy the fruits of your labor! And sure, Spaniards don’t actually eat paella at dinner time (it’s strictly a lunchtime meal!) but it’s fine, I won’t tell if you don’t…

One of my top recommendations for things to do in Barcelona is this paella cooking experience .

You’ll start by being shown around La Boqueria market with an expert chef , who’ll explain how to pick out the best ingredients.

From there, you’ll be taken to the main event – a workshop on how to make your very own paella, tapas and sangria – before getting to eat and drink all your hard work. It’s a great way to experience the culinary side of Barcelona!

7. Wine Tasting

Calling all wine lovers! Barcelona’s wine scene is not to be missed. From robust reds to crisp whites, the city’s wine offerings are diverse and plentiful. 

This is why joining a wine tasting, especially one led by a sommelier, is a fantastic thing to do at night in Barcelona – which is exactly what you’ll do at this wine tasting of Catalan and Spanish wines !

And it’s not just about drinking wine. It’s about learning, experiencing, and appreciating the subtle nuances that each glass holds. A sommelier-guided tasting lets you discover Spanish and Catalan wines in a way you wouldn’t on your own.

8. Sunset from Tibidabo

Tibidabo isn’t just an amusement park; it’s also one of the highest points in the city. And trust me, the view of the sunset from up there is one for the books. 

As the day ends and the city begins to glow, you’ll find it’s worth every step you took to get up there. After all, as beautiful as Barcelona is during the day, it takes on a whole new charm at dusk. 

As the sun sets, the sky turns into a painter’s palette, and the city skyline becomes a silhouette against the twilight hues. Whether you’re a romantic at heart or a lover of beautiful vistas, this is an experience you shouldn’t miss.

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9. Sidecar Tour of Barcelona

Ready for a thrilling nighttime adventure? Then buckle up for a Night Tour of Barcelona by Sidecar Motorcycle ! 

Roaming through Barcelona’s bustling streets under the cover of darkness, with the wind in your hair – I promise, it’s as fun as it sounds. You’ll get to see the city’s iconic landmarks bathed in the warm glow of the night lights, adding a touch of magic to the already impressive architecture.

There’s a certain charm to Barcelona that can only be appreciated when the sun goes down. The landmarks, usually bustling with tourists, take on a serene beauty, and you’ll have the chance to capture some memorable night-time shots for your social media. 

And doing this in a night-time sidecar tour offers a unique and exhilarating perspective of Barcelona. It’s not your usual sightseeing – it’s an adventure, it’s an experience, and it’s a ride you won’t easily forget. 

10. Ghost Stories of Barcelona Tour

If you’re a fan of the spooky and mysterious, you’re going to love the Ghosts and Legends Tour of Barcelona . This isn’t your regular city tour – oh no, this one takes a walk on the eerie side of the city’s history. 

As you navigate the Gothic Quarter’s ancient, cobbled streets, your guide will fill your ears with chilling tales and spine-tingling legends of Barcelona’s past. It’s an incredibly unique way to delve into the city’s history – a version you won’t hear on traditional tours. 

This is history with a twist, with a dash of horror and mystery. And let’s face it, who doesn’t love a good ghost story?

Just remember – don’t wander off the path, who knows who (or what) you might bump into!

11. Cinema at the Beach

If you find yourself in Barcelona during the summer months, you’re in for a treat. Picture this: a balmy summer night, a soft sand beneath you, a gentle sea breeze, and a great movie on a big screen right on the beach. 

Sounds perfect, right? That’s exactly what you’ll get with Cinema Lliure , a series of free beach-front film screenings (many of which are in English!).

Why is it a cool nighttime activity? Because it’s laid-back, fun, and quintessentially Barcelona. It’s a chance to relax after a busy day of exploring, mingle with locals, and enjoy a movie under the stars. And let’s not forget – it’s free!

12. Sunset Sailing Cruise

We’ve got to talk about the stunning sunset sailing cruises that Barcelona offers. There’s something truly special about watching the sunset over the water, the sky painted with hues of orange and pink, and the silhouette of the city in the distance. 

Add a smooth sailboat ride to the mix (I love this Catamaran Sunset Cruise ) and you’ve got an unforgettable evening! Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, you’ll be treated to incredible views, a calm sea breeze, and maybe even a glass or two of cava.

A sunset sailing cruise is a fantastic way to see Barcelona from a different perspective. It’s not just about the views, it’s about the tranquility, the cool sea air, and the breathtaking sunset. 

13. Casa Batlló Rooftop Concert

You know Casa Batlló , right? That famously vibrant and quirky Gaudi masterpiece in the heart of Barcelona? Well, did you know that during the summer months it turns into a magnificent stage for evening concerts? 

Yep, you heard right. Imagine listening to smooth melodies under the stars, with the shimmering city as your backdrop and Gaudi’s genius surrounding you.

Now, you might ask, why would I want to go to a concert on a rooftop? Well, besides the fact that it’s incredibly cool, it’s also a unique way to experience one of Gaudi’s masterpieces. 

After all, it’s less crowded in the evenings, and the atmosphere is just unbeatable. Plus, it’s a great way to mingle with both locals and tourists. Find out more here .

14. Barcelona’s Dark History Night Tour

If you’re a history buff with a taste for the eerie, you’ll love Barcelona’s Dark History Night Tour . This isn’t your run-of-the-mill city tour – this one dives deep into Barcelona’s spine-tingling past, full of medieval punishments, restless spirits, and victims of the Spanish Inquisition. 

You’ll walk through the labyrinthine streets of El Born and La Ribera, places where the city’s dark history comes alive in the shadows of the night.

The tour offers a unique and chilling look into Barcelona’s past. Plus, there’s a certain thrill in exploring the city after dark, when the shadows seem to whisper the secrets of centuries past.

15. Openair Cinema at Sala Montjuic

If you’re in Barcelona sometime between the end of June and the start of August, you’re in for a real treat. 

Picture this – a beautiful summer evening, a historical castle as your setting, a live concert followed by an open-air film screening. That’s Sala Montjuic for you, folks! 

Now, before you go, there are a couple of things you should know. Be sure to choose a film that’s in English (they’re screened in their original language with Spanish subtitles) and book your tickets in advance as they sell out pretty fast.

But if you manage all that, this is definitely a different and fun way to enjoy the balmy Barcelona nights. You get to listen to live music, watch a great movie under the stars, and enjoy a lovely picnic in the castle grounds. 

16. Street Art in Poblenou

For a more offbeat experience, explore the vibrant street art scene in Poblenou. This up-and-coming neighborhood is a treasure trove of colorful murals and thought-provoking graffiti, turning the streets into an open-air art gallery. 

Take a leisurely stroll after dark, when the artworks seem to come alive under the glow of the streetlights. It’s truly a laid-back, creative, and free way to enjoy Barcelona’s artistic side. 

You’ll get to see how the city’s urban culture and creativity extend beyond the famous Gaudi landmarks. Plus, it’s a nice way to discover a neighborhood that’s off the tourist track.

17. Pub Crawl (With a Side of History!)

Let me tell you about the Drunken History Walking Tour with Drinks . This isn’t your average pub crawl. Nope, this is a pub crawl that takes you through Barcelona’s iconic bars, while revealing fascinating stories about the city. 

You’ll start off sipping local wine or sangria while you get introduced to the tour. But the highlight for many is discovering the love Catalans have for vermouth, especially in the hip neighborhood of El Born. Trust me, you’ve got to taste it to understand it.

The evening ends in Plaça Reial, but remember, the party doesn’t have to stop there. In Barcelona, 11pm is just the beginning! 

Throughout this journey, you’ll enjoy some great storytelling and fun drinking games. So, if you’re looking for a night out that’s a blend of history, drinks, and good company, this pub crawl is it.

18. Drinks at Plaça Del Sol

If you’re in Barcelona, an evening in Plaça Del Sol is a must. This vibrant square is a popular hangout spot for locals and tourists alike, packed with a wide array of bars and cafes. Sit down, order your favorite drink, and soak in the buzz of the city around you.

But why Plaça Del Sol, you ask? Simple. It’s one of the best places in the city to experience Barcelona’s lively nightlife. 

You can mingle with locals, meet other travelers, and really feel the pulse of the city. Plus, it’s a great spot for people watching!

19. City Bike Tour by Night

Let’s take it up a notch with a City Bike Tour by Night . This isn’t just about pedaling around the city, it’s about seeing Barcelona in a whole new light. 

As the sun sets and the city lights up, you’ll explore the city’s most famous spots, like the Sagrada Familia and Ciutadella Park, all from the comfort of your bike. Not to mention that it’s a healthy, eco-friendly, and fun way to sightsee! 

You’ll get a unique perspective on the city, and you’ll cover more ground than you could on foot. Plus, it’s a cool way to enjoy the balmy Barcelona nights.

20. Opera at Liceu Theatre

For something a bit more cultured, how about an evening at the opera? Barcelona’s iconic Liceu Theatre offers world-class performances that will sweep you off your feet. 

Whether you’re an opera lover or a first-timer, an evening at the Liceu is an experience you won’t forget. For one thing, it’s more than just an opera house – it’s a Barcelona landmark. 

The theater’s architecture is just as impressive as the performances on stage. And there’s something about getting dressed up and spending an evening in such a grand setting that feels special.

It’s glamorous, it’s sophisticated, and it’s an unforgettable place to visit in Barcelona at night!

21. Night Time Segway Tour

When you’re in Barcelona, you’ve got to try a night time Segway tour. This isn’t your typical sightseeing trip, it’s a bit of an adventure! 

Doing an evening Segway tour like this one lets you zip around Barcelona’s landmarks, taking in the sights while riding on one of these self-balancing machines. Not only is it a super fun way to explore the city, but exploring at night when the crowds thin out and the temperatures drop is great all in itself. 

You’ll see Barcelona’s iconic sights in a whole new light (literally!) and cover more ground than you would on foot.

22. Cocktail Masterclass (with Tapas!)

How about learning to mix some mean cocktails while nibbling on some tasty tapas? That’s right, Barcelona offers this Cocktail Masterclass (with tapas!) that not only teaches you how to mix drinks but also serve up some yummy tapas. It’s a great mix of learning and fun!

Why a cocktail masterclass, you ask? Well, who wouldn’t love to learn how to make their favorite cocktails? 

And it’s a great chance to meet people, enjoy some laughs, and have a fantastic night out. Plus the tapas? They’re just the cherry on top!

So if you’re up for a night of drinks, food, and fun, the cocktail masterclass is where you should be. You’ll leave with a happy belly, some new skills, and possibly even some new friends. 

23. Pick up Ingredients for Dinner at La Boqueria

Now, if you’re in the mood for a bit of cooking, head over to La Boqueria. This famous market is a paradise for food lovers. 

From fresh produce and local delicacies to a wide variety of spices, you’ll find all you need to whip up a fabulous dinner.

And La Boqueria is more than just a market. It’s a sensory experience! The array of colors, smells, and tastes is a treat for your senses. 

Plus you’ll get a glimpse into the local food culture and a chance to pick up some unique ingredients.

In short, a visit to La Boqueria is a must for foodies. Grab your shopping basket, prepare your taste buds, and get ready for a culinary adventure.

24. Stroll the Gothic Quarter

Let’s talk about the Gothic Quarter. This historic neighborhood is an absolute delight to explore at night. 

As you stroll through its narrow, winding streets, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time. Which makes sense, when you consider that the Gothic Quarter has been Barcelona’s very heart and soul for centuries. 

The charm of its medieval buildings, the hidden squares, and the mysterious alleyways all make it a fascinating place to explore. And at night, it’s simply magical!

Plus, if you want to learn a few great stories along the way, this Old Town Evening Tour with Tapas and Drinks is just the thing. You’ll explore all the sights before exploring some of the tastes of this area too!

25. Find Bars with Live Music

The night scene in Barcelona isn’t complete without stepping into one of the city’s many bars that offer live music. Trust me, there’s something incredibly cool about sipping on your favorite cocktail as local bands fill the air with music that gets your toes tapping.

Fortunately, Barcelona has a buzzing live music scene that ranges from indie rock to jazz, and catching a live performance can be the cherry on top of your evening out. 

You may even discover the next new up and coming artist!

26. Visit the Ice Bar

Looking for something completely different? Then let’s get chilly at the Ice Bar . 

This unique bar is kept at a frosty -5°C (don’t worry, they provide jackets and gloves!) and everything – from the walls to the glasses – is made entirely of ice.

You might be thinking, why on earth would I want to go to a freezing cold bar? Well, the Ice Bar offers a unique experience that you won’t find anywhere else in the city. Not to mention it’s an awesome way to cool off from Barcelona’s warm nights.

27. Clubbing

When the sun goes down, Barcelona’s clubs light up. This city knows how to party, and whether you’re into house music, hip-hop, or Latin beats, you’re sure to find a club that fits your style.

After all, Barcelona is home to some of the best clubs in the world! The energy, the music, and the people make for an unforgettable night out. 

Just remember that people go out pretty late in Barcelona, with many of the clubs not heating up until 2am.

28. FC Barcelona Match

Watching an FC Barcelona match isn’t just for football fans. Experiencing a match, especially a night game, is a spectacle that’s worth witnessing.

The reason for this is simple: the atmosphere. The energy of the crowd and the shared excitement of tens of thousands of fans is electrifying. Even if you’re not a football fanatic, you’ll be swept up in the emotion.

If you’re looking for things to do in Barcelona at night, attending an FC Barcelona match should definitely be on your list as it lets you become part of Barcelona’s passion for football, even if just for one night. 

29. Shopping in the City Center

Barcelona at night isn’t all about partying and dancing, you know. Shopping in the city center is a must-try for every fashion-savvy tourist. 

In fact, Barcelona’s bustling city center is home to an array of fashion boutiques, high-end brands, and unique shops where you can score some truly unique finds.

But why should you shop at night? It’s simple – the city center is less crowded in the evenings. You’ll have more space to browse, and the ambiance is more relaxed. 

Plus, many shops in Barcelona are open until late, making it a convenient choice for an evening activity.

30. Check Out Els Encants Flea Market

If you’re looking for something less mainstream, why not explore Els Encants, one of the oldest flea markets in Europe? From vintage clothes to antique furniture and quirky knick-knacks, you’ll find a hodgepodge of items that scream character and history.

The charm of Els Encants lies in the thrill of the hunt. As the market stays open into the early evenings, it’s a perfect spot for a night-time adventure. 

But remember, the best treasures are often hidden, so you might need to dig a little!

Can I Walk Alone at Night in Barcelona?

You can walk alone at night in most parts of Barcelona. It’s generally a safe city, even after dark, and it has a vibrant nightlife scene that’s perfect for solo explorers. However, like in any major city, you should always be aware of your surroundings and take some basic precautions.

Barcelona is well-lit, with plenty of people out and about, especially in the city center and popular areas like El Born, and Gràcia. These places are bustling until the early hours, with locals and tourists alike enjoying tapas bars, night markets, and street performances.

That being said, it’s wise to avoid less crowded or poorly lit areas if you’re walking alone at night. Also, keep your belongings secure and close to your body to prevent pickpocketing, which is, unfortunately, a common occurrence in Barcelona. 

But don’t worry too much – just stay aware and you’ll likely have an awesome, trouble-free night out.

Where Can I Walk Around Barcelona at Night?

There are many great places to walk around in Barcelona at night. Las Ramblas, the beachfront boardwalk, and the Gothic Quarter are all beautiful and lively places to stroll after dark. The city’s vibrant street life makes for a great evening walk, filled with captivating sights and sounds.

Las Ramblas is a famous pedestrian street in the heart of Barcelona, filled with cafes, shops, and street performers. It’s always alive with activity, and walking here can feel like being in a festival. 

The beachfront boardwalk is another fantastic spot for an evening stroll. The Mediterranean breeze, coupled with the sound of waves and the sight of the lit-up cityscape, create a soothing atmosphere that’s hard to resist. 

Lastly, the Gothic Quarter, with its medieval architecture and winding alleyways, has a magical vibe at night that’s unlike anything else.

Is Barcelona Good for a Night Out?

Absolutely, Barcelona is fantastic for a night out! It’s renowned for its diverse and lively nightlife scene, offering a wide range of experiences to cater to all preferences. Whether you’re into clubbing, live music, or quiet wine bars, Barcelona has it all.

Let’s start with the clubbing scene. Barcelona is home to several world-famous clubs such as Pacha, Razzmatazz, and Opium. 

These venues regularly host international DJs and artists, making them hotspots for dance and music enthusiasts. Just remember that the clubbing scene here kicks off late and parties often go on until the early morning.

If you’re more into live music, Barcelona won’t disappoint either. Jazz clubs, flamenco shows, and indie music bars are dotted across the city, offering a taste of the local music culture. 

Alternatively, for those who prefer a quiet and cozy ambiance, there are numerous wine bars and craft beer pubs where you can savor local drinks while engaging in conversation or simply enjoying the laid-back atmosphere.

In a nutshell, whether you’re an all-night party animal, a music lover, or a relaxed sip-and-chat kind of person, Barcelona’s nightlife scene has something to suit everyone’s style.

What Part of Barcelona Has the Best Nightlife?

The area with the best nightlife in Barcelona has got to be El Raval. This vibrant neighborhood is known for its eclectic mix of bars, clubs, and music venues. Whether you’re looking for a laid-back wine bar or a lively club where you can dance till dawn, El Raval has got you covered.

El Raval is home to some of the city’s trendiest spots, including Bar Marsella, a vintage absinthe bar that’s said to have been frequented by the likes of Picasso and Hemingway. Club Moog, known for its electronic music scene, is another must-visit. 

And that’s not even mentioning that there’s a myriad of unique bars and clubs where you can experience everything from live rock music to flamenco performances.

But it’s not just about the bars and clubs. El Raval is also a cultural hub, with plenty of galleries, theaters, and concert halls offering nighttime activities. 

All in all, if you’re looking for a place that’s buzzing with energy and offers a plethora of nighttime entertainment options, El Raval is your go-to neighborhood in Barcelona.

What Do You Wear to a Night Out in Barcelona?

In Barcelona, the dress code for a night out can range from casual to dressy, depending on where you’re going. The city has a laid-back vibe, so you’ll see locals in everything from jeans and T-shirts to dresses and heels. 

That said, if you’re planning to visit one of the fancier bars or clubs, it’s best to dress a bit more on the stylish side.

When picking your outfit, remember that comfort is key. Barcelona’s nightlife often involves a fair amount of walking or dancing, so choose shoes that you can move in. 

Also, even in the spring and fall, it can get a bit chilly at night, especially near the beach areas, so bringing a light jacket or sweater is a good idea.

Ultimately, Barcelona is a city that celebrates individuality and style. So whether you want to rock a little black dress or a pair of comfy jeans and a cool tee, you’ll fit right in. Just be yourself, and you’ll be dressed to perfection for a night out in Barcelona.

Anna is the founder of Spain Inspired, where she shares insider tips and hidden gems to inspire thousands of visitors each month to take the road less traveled and explore Spain like a local. Having lived in Spain for some time now, Anna's made it her mission to help fellow travelers experience the very best of this stunning country - with some great wine and tapas along the way, ideally!

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VIP Nightlife Tour

Amazing tour with VIP entry to Opium Mar

• Tours & Crawls
• Port Olimpic
• Posted 1 year ago

You’re not fooling anybody. You haven’t come to Barcelona to admire Gaudi or Roman ruins. You’ve come to sample the legendary nightlife!

If you want to be absolutely 100% sure of a great night out, then look no further than this awesome experience from Barcelona Life’s recommended nightlife tour partner.

Quick Menu: Tour Itinerary | When? | Price | Reservations | Dresscode

Tour itinerary, belushi’s bar (22:00 – 22:45).

This central bar is a favourite of Barcelona Life’s, a spacious venue full of international party people, where buckets of beer flow, and its easy to mingle over foosball, table tennis and other bar games. The perfect place to warm up with a free drink of your choice.

Garage 442 (23:00 – 00:00)

The tour moves into club mode now at Garage 442, one of the city’s best known electronic music venues. Enjoy another free drink and make your first moves on the dancefloor.

The Room (00:15 – 01:15)

Next the party moves to The Room, in the Port Olimpic, where you can feel the energy of Barcelona’s nightlife centre. The glass-fronted bar is the perfect place for one last cocktail before the main event…

OPIUM (01:30 til late)

The night finishes at Opium, Barcelona’s legendary beach club , and the hottest spot in the city. You will skip the queues and fussy bouncers, and enter like a VIP, where you can party to funky house music, with touches of R’n’B, with the city’s cool and sexy crowd. As well as an epic dancefloor, the beach terrace is an awesome place to hang out, flirt and drink cocktails. The party ends at 6am.

When Does It Happen?

The VIP Nightlife Tour takes place every Friday and Saturday night, from March ’til October, and is the perfect way to meet friendly party people whilst at the same time sampling the very best of Barcelona’s nightlife scene.

What’s Included in the Price?

At  just €54.95 , with free entry to Garage 442 and Opium Mar (usual cover €25), four complimentary drinks (one in each venue), professional photographer and free transport, this experience is incredible value for money.

Additionally, whenever the tour sells out, one lucky group of up to 4 people will get a free VIP table in Opium (worth €350!).

It is best to book the tour a few weeks in advance, if you can, to avoid disappointment as there are limited places, and it often sells out!

Reservations

To reserve your place simply email  [email protected]  and let us know your available dates and how many people you are, and we’ll get back to you ASAP with full details and online booking link.

Last minute reservations: If you’re enquiring less than 72 hours before the event, it’s quicker for you to book online using this link . Otherwise do send us an email, so we can put you in direct touch with the organisers.

The dress code for this experience is elegant. For guys that means no sandals, flip flops, sneakers/trainers/white shoes, no shorts or caps / head wear, and wearing a shirt with a collar is advisable. Girls should also dress smartly and avoid sportswear. For any hen and stag parties, no fancy dress is allowed, nor matching t-shirts etc.

MORE NIGHTLIFE: Check out all the wildest Barcelona pub crawls and fun-loving boat parties .

To apply for this job email your details to duncan@barcelona-life.com

Latest Reviews of VIP Nightlife Tour

• "Amazing" - by Nazlie Stemmet Id recommend it it anyone Where can we find the pics 5 2 years ago
• "You must start your trip with this party!" - by Oana I don't know what I would have done had I not started my vacation in Barcelona with this VIP tour. Meeting Lenny and Nicole was awesome and not only did I have an amazing time the first night I was there thanks to them, they introduced my friend and I to more people that we have stayed in touch and become friends with! I encourage you to start your trip with them, you won't regret it!! 5 3 years ago
• "Over a 100 people on the tour and all the places were awsome." - by Amy George We had a perfect night, all well arranged. Over a 100 people on the tour and all the places were awsome. Would def recommend this tour! 5 6 years ago
• "I joined this tour 3 times! Lol." - by Karol Kok I joined this tour 3 times! Lol. I am very happy with the people and they took good care of me. Next time I am in Barcelona I will join again!! 5 6 years ago
• "Great skipping the line at Opium club!" - by Lance Leger We had a great time! It was especially nice skipping the line at Opium club :-D 5 6 years ago
• "Great for single travellers" - by Delphin As a single traveller this tour was probably the best thing I could have done. I really enjoyed it and I made some friends. Went out with them to party the day after as well. The hosts where very nice too :-) 5 6 years ago
• "So much fun... will do it again!" - by Alexandre I would like to thank you about Saturday night. This tour was really cool! I had so much fun! The view of the second bar was awesome and the club was really good! As I will come back to barcelona next month, I'll probably do it again next month. 5 6 years ago
• "One of the best nights" - by Harry Hillside One of our many best nights was one of the tours we done, there was group of 11 with us. The guide was brilliant. I would honestly check these guys out and thank you barcelona-life.com, you done us a good service, we will be sure to spread the word and will use you agaiin in the future. Love BCN 5 6 years ago
• "I will never forget that night" - by Hilmi I was with this Barcelona nights organization two years ago, I will never forget that night was amazing. Thanks and See you this summer :) 5 6 years ago
• "Great whirlwind introduction to the city's nightlife" - by SLK Fantastic tour. It starts in a smooth downtown bar where you get to meet the other people in your group (for us that was about 15-20 girls and another 15 guys, in their early twenties and thirties) and you get a free Cava cocktail. Then you take a coach ride up to a place called Mirablau, which has a beautiful terrace and night views over Barcelona and a bit of disco vibe. Here you get a free glass of champagne and stay 45 mins or so. Then back in the bus to one more bar/club the name of which I forget. Here we got a free shot only, so buying an extra drink was pretty much essential here. Then finally we got driven to the door of Opium, a huge nightclub with beautiful people, podium dancers and cool beachside terrace for mingling. Here we skipped the queues and got ushered straight in, which was a major plus as the line was pretty huge!!! All in all a great whirlwind introduction to the city's nightlife, a chance to meet lots of interesting and young international people and then dance the night away at a top club. The guides were really cute too. I booked via email and after that everything was easy. Could pay in advance and just had to turn up to first bar on time! Collar shirt and smart shoes strongly advised for guys. 5 6 years ago
• "Awesome clubs and people" - by Lorelei Bratu Thanks for making this Friday night in Barcelona memorable guys!! The clubs and people on this tour where awsome. 5 6 years ago
• "I joined the tour twice! " - by Oguzhan I had the best time!:) I even joined the tour twice! 5 6 years ago
• "Thanks for an incredible time" - by Jeanette Hedley They gave me and my friends an incredible night out on the town. Minette, Albert & Andrea were all fantastic and went above and beyond to make sure we had an incredible time. Everybody will be talking about our night in Barcelona for a long time. Thank you!! 5 6 years ago
• "I don´t think me and my friends ever had so much fun on a night out." - by Karen I don´t think me and my friends ever had so much fun on a night out. Probably also because everything was taken care off. We didn´t have to search for good clubs or to wait in the queue´s, we where surrounded by good looking party people, we had transportation and drinks. All we had to do was party 5 6 years ago
• "We partied till 6am in the morning…" - by Pierre The clubs and the people where amazing. We partied till 6am in the morning… Even a couple that just got married went on the tour and they said they had the best night of their honeymoon! 5 6 years ago
• "Made my trip" - by Daisy Cancino These tours made my trip! All the tours i went on were great!! They deliver on ever level of fun. Definitely doing it again soon.... 5 6 years ago

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Plan your crazy barcelona nights in advance.

Barcelona's nightlife is now known all over the world: a happy cocktail of good restaurants, tapas bars, wine bars, cocktail bars and of course a lot of clubs. In our city guide and especially in "The Night" page we give you the latest places to go out in Barcelona. In this page " Barcelona Nightlife " we offer you to organize your nightlife adventures in advance. A flamenco show? A dinner in a gourmet restaurant? A VIP night tour that takes you to the top of Tibidabo and then to the best clubs in Barcelona? A boat party? Or simply a pass giving you unlimited access to 23 of Barcelona's best clubs for 2 or 7 days? Make your choice and let the party begin!

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Camp Nou Tour ! From the locker rooms to the football field discover the Camp Nou stadium and its Museum by yourself with a simple ticket or with a true local guide, fan of the Barça! You will see absolutely all the facilities and feel the atmosphere of this mythical stadium before visiting the Shop of the Club!

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Casa Batlló  is one the most original and dreamlike of the achievements of the architect Antoni Gaudí. Polychrome facade decorated with ceramic and glass, undulating roof representing a mythical dragon. Discover the fundamental work of Catalan modernism and best tickets and prices to visit it!

After the Sagrada Familia, La Casa Milà or "la Pedrera" as it is often called, is probably  Gaudi' s second most popular building in the city. 

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