Barcelona is a city full of activities and places to discover alone, as a couple or with friends. It offers many possibilities, and for all tastes! We are sure you have heard of some of these places, but if not, you can already write them down in your to do list because you are going to love them.
Keep reading to discover the Top 7 Activities in Barcelona.
7. Visiting the Monestir de Pedralbes
This monastery is undoubtedly one of the most cultural and historical activities in Barcelona that you will find. Built in 1327, dedicated to Santa Maria, it has rooms full of art and history, but without a doubt what will surprise you the most is its cloister. Our tip is to take advantage of the first Sunday of each month to visit museums in Barcelona, the entrance is free!
6. Improshow: an improvised play
The comedy par excellence in Barcelona is a sure bet for laughter and fun. You arrive at the theatre and write on a card a few sentences that the actors, during the play, perform by improvisation. It’s one of the activities in Barcelona that you’ll want to repeat, as each session is different, depending on the audience’s phrases.
5. Mercat de la Boqueria
This market, located on one side of Barcelona’s Las Ramblas, is a must-see. Enter and let yourself be enveloped by the different smells and the structure of the building. As soon as you enter, buy yourself some sweets or juice and start browsing the stalls.
4. Art&Wine: painting and wine workshop
Do you want to do something different? Art&Wine, one of the best activities in Barcelona is a must. Spend a different afternoon in the heart of the Barrio de Gracia while you paint a picture and drink wine. Don’t worry because you don’t need previous experience, so you have no excuse, don’t miss this plan and book now!
3. Tibidabo
This amusement park is one of the most adventurous activities in Barcelona. But on its mountain there is also another must-see: the Templo Expiatorio del Sagrado Corazón. At 516 metres above sea level, its views of Barcelona are incredible.
2. Palau de la Música Catalana
The Palau de la Música Catalana was built between 1905 and 1908 and is an architectural pearl of Catalan Modernisme, the only concert hall declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Impressive, isn’t it? You can take guided tours, but we recommend booking for a concert. It’s spectacular!
1. Cenar en el Observatori Fabra
Without a doubt, dinner at the Observatori Fabra is one of the most romantic activities in Barcelona. You’ll dine under the starlight while contemplating the city of Barcelona at your feet and you’ll also be able to visit the inside of the Observatory. They have many menu options and it’s suitable for vegetarians and also for people with intolerances and allergies. Full experience!
