Just off La Rambla in the heart of the Gothic Quarter, Plaça Reial is one of Barcelona’s most iconic public spaces. Palm trees, graceful neoclassical arcades, and ornate lampposts frame a lively scene of cafés, music, and street performers.
Pinza’t began 15 years ago when sculptors Samuel Nualart and Dolça Teruel launched a workshop in Barceloneta with the idea of combining recycled materials with original art paintings.
Japanese restaurant Miss Sushi has opened a new location in Barcelona in Eixample on Carrer Aribau, following the first which is situated in L’illa Diagonal.
Opened in May, Bar But’s ambition is to be a local bar for the people of Gràcia, with a commitment to fresh produce and quality. The menu is designed around seasonal produce.
Pacha Barcelona overlooks the beaches of Barceloneta and the Mediterranean sea, sitting on a famous strip alongside leading restaurants and nightclubs such as Opium.