The Gran Teatre del Liceu, located on La Rambla, is one of Europe’s most prestigious opera houses and a cornerstone of Catalan cultural identity. More than just a venue, it embodies Barcelona’s resilience and passion for the performing arts, having hosted world-class productions while enduring fires, political upheaval, and restoration.
The Crec community lives in a converted warehouse in the Poble-Sec neighborhood of Barcelona, a cozy and open space where your ideas have no limits!
Satan’s Coffee Corner founder Marco Bartolomé hails from a family of coffee roasters in the region of La Rioja in the north of Spain. The young entrepreneur started with a takeaway window in El Raval in 2012 and the following year opened a counter inside a bike shop. In 2014 Satan’s Coffee Corner moved into its current location in the heart of the Gothic Quarter.
Opium is located near Port Olímpic, on an attractive beachfront strip. The left tower in the background of the photo is the luxurious Hotel Arts. By day Opium is a restaurant with a seaside terrace and at night it transforms into a trendy club featuring world famous DJs.
OneOcean Club on Barcelona’s Marina Port Vell opened in early 2015. It includes a restaurant, cocktail bar and a wellness area featuring a spa and a gym. It is a private club and to join you must be recommended by an existing member.
Rituels d’Orient recreates the traditional Moroccan and Turkish hammam and offers a variety of treatments and massages.