Dan Blystone 
The Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona (CCCB) is a vibrant hub in El Raval. With striking architecture, exhibitions, debates, and festivals, it invites visitors to explore contemporary culture, urban life, and global creativity.
Housed in a 1906 modernist landmark by architect Pere Falqués, El Palauet Royal Suites on Passeig de Gràcia features six elegant two-bedroom suites with balconies, a rooftop spa, and personalized services, offering an exclusive stay near Gaudí’s Casa Milà.
Alsur Cafe offers a Lo que quieras, cuando quieras (what you want, whenever you want it) service – in other words, you can have breakfast at 11PM or a cocktail at 9AM. This characteristic has been called the “southern” attitude and hence the name Alsur.
Milk was opened by an Irish couple in 2005 and has since grown to be among the most popular restaurants and cocktail bars in the area, frequented by expats and locals alike. The interior is cozy and intimate, with luxurious sofas, gilded frames, antique chandeliers and wallpaper by Australian designer Florence Broadhurst.
Piknic Electronik was founded in Montreal in 2003 by four electronic music fans. The event met with success has now been a highlight of the Montréal summer cultural circuit for over 10 years. In 2012 Piknic Electronik arrived in Barcelona.
Gallito has an idyllic setting, looking out to the Mediterranean Sea and the beaches of Barceloneta. The restaurant sits at the foot of the iconic W Hotel Barcelona, known to locals as La Vella (the sail).