Poble Sec Montjuïc is an area of wonderful contrasts: On one hand there’s Poble Sec, a neighbourhood that feels like its own little town, where beer and tapas bars are nestled alongside beautiful local shops. On the other hand, there’s the mountain of Montjuïc, home to the Universal Expo of 1929 and the Olympic Games in 1992. Keep an eye out and you’ll find beautiful gardens perfect for sunbathing and a wealth of cultural activities.
Artisan jewellery inspired by nature.
The locals will tell you that this is the best Italian restaurant in Barcelona.
Shall we go for some vermouths? Best on the terrace of this slow food bar.
Thinking about changing your look in Barcelona? Sure you can! How about an artisan hairdresser?
God bless America! (and its pastry).
Barcelona on a vintage bike.
Southern Spanish cooking in Barcelona.
Industrial modernist architecture converted into a cultural space.
Are you looking for inspiration? Learn from the maestro, Mies van der Rohe.
A 20th century Greek theatre.
Abstract art and rationalist architecture.
Have something to eat or drink from the only point where you can watch the sun set over the sea.
Panoramic views from the city’s stronghold.
Montjuïc cemetery, city of the dead and silence.
The Garage by Veronica Blume is the ideal place if you want to practice some yoga, and improve your mood and physical fitness during your visit – here they give yoga classes and treatments. Why not go along to a session – or a few! – and let the space seduce you, with its light colours, huge windows and old walls made of stone and wood. You’ll find it difficult not to find peace in such a place!