Bed and Breakfast Barcelona & Valencia
Plaza del Sol is Gràcia’s liveliest square at night-time. In the evenings, the square gets packed with bohemians, musicians and students who like to sit on the ground while enjoying a vermouth or beer that they bought at the local supermarket or from the vendors that always seem to walk around.
On the last Sunday of every month, hundreds of locals and visitors alike try their skills out and swing dance the afternoon away at Plaça Virreina. The three cafés on the plaça offer plenty of seats to sit down with your caña, soak up the sunlight, and enjoy the bohemian energy of Gracia’s Plaça Virreina.
The romantic, slightly faded Plaça Sant Felip Neri is an unmissable corner of Gótico. Presided over by the baroque church from which it takes its name, the square features a number of historic elements that make it particularly attractive, especially when you view it in silence.
Big Ben, Eiffel tour, most cities have their own unique monument. Barcelona has Gaudí´s Sagrada Familia.
Described variously as rising dough, molten lava and a stone lung, Gaudi´s La Pedrera has become one of Barcelona’s best-loved buildings, and is adored by architects for its extraordinary structure.
This market has got it all: design, vintage, handmade, workshops, galleries, live music, and organic street food stalls. Great place to spend the Sunday.
Spain’s largest cultural centre hosting worldly renowned exhibitions.
Barcelona´s best-known market has become somewhat of a tourist attraction thanks to its location on the bustling La Rambla. Hosting a wide range of fresh food, it’s the perfect stop to have a bite to eat while taking in the sites of central Barcelona.