Set in the historic Plaça Reial dating back to the 1848, Ocaña is named after painter, anarchist and LGBT activist, José Pérez Ocaña (1947-1983). Ocaña was a well-known figure on the Rambla and in Plaça Reial, then becoming the hub of a new urban counterculture.
Moritz launched in 1856 and at first brewed their beer in a small factory in the Raval neighborhood. In 1864 the the company moved to a larger space on Ronda de Sant Antoni, where production took place for just over 100 years.
Torre Rosa Cocktail Bar is situated in an old Indiano mansion dating from the early twentieth century. In 1987 it became a cocktail bar, thanks to the initiative of the Reig Clavell family, who gave it the name Torre Rosa.
Dating back to 1820 Bar Marsella is said to be Barcelona’s first bar and has been frequented by the likes of Picasso and Hemingway.