Teatre Grec is a theatre made in the style of ancient Greece and set on Montjuïc, surrounded by parks and gardens. It was built out of a disused quarry for the 1929 Barcelona International Exposition by the Catalan architect Ramon Reventós i Ferrerons.
Xemei is located in a charming area of Poble Sec, at the foot of Montjuïc near the Teatre Grec. The restaurant was started by two Venetian twins, Stefano and Max Colombo after discovering the lack of good Italian restaurants in Barcelona.
El Xalet de Montjuïc is situated in a spectacular setting surrounded by the Jardins de Joan Brossa and overlooking the city of Barcelona. The restaurant has a large panoramic terrace and a rotating dining area from which you can enjoy breathtaking views.
The 5-star G.L. Hotel Miramar Barcelona resides in a carefully restored palace on the slope of Montjuïc hill. The 75 room hotel evokes the splendor of the 1920’s along with its modern design and amenities.
Set on the steep southwestern slopes of Montjuïc Hill, with sweeping views of the Mediterranean, Montjuïc Cemetery (Cementiri de Montjuïc) is one of Barcelona’s most striking yet overlooked landmarks.