Overview & visitor information
The Pasqua Granada is a local religious holiday cum musical procession that is celebrated throughout the city
Festival
Pasqua Granada
The Pasqua Granada is a local religious holiday cum musical procession that is celebrated throughout the city
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barcelona6th January, Epiphany
Activity
Parades and loud music are taken out in the streets throughout the city. It is one of the liveliest parades of the year.
barcelonaBarcelona Marathon
Activity
The Barcelona Marathon runs throughout the city and passes several of Antoni Gaudi's designs. This is perhaps one of the most popular ways for the athletic visitor to see the sights of the city at a brisk pace! http://www.barcelonamarathon.com
barcelona3rd March, Festes de Sant Medir
Activity
The Festes de Sant Medir is a religious festival with parades and choral singing at Gracia and various other venues to celebrate the legend of Saint Medir which is about a religious farmer who went through a miracle because of his religious inclinations.
barcelonaHoly Week Festivities
Activity
There are several festivals throughout the week at various venues throughout the city, with singing and dancing to food and drinks. March is a very lively month in Barcelona so be sure to keep that in mind when planning your vacation!
barcelonaTrofeo Conde de Godo de Tennis
Activity
This is a Tennis Championship, held at Reial Club de Tennis, and is a symbol for the people of Barcelona that celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2002.
barcelonaDiade de Sant Jordi (St. George's Day)
Activity
The St. George book and rose festival (similar to St. Valentine's Day) is held through La Rambla and various venues and is among one of the more famous festivals of the city.
barcelonaFormula One Grand Prix
Activity
The Formula One Grand Prix held at the Circuit de Catalunya in Montmelo is one of the largest events in motor racing in the world and thousands of Formula One fans flock to Barcelona for it!
barcelonaCorpus Christi
Activity
Several religious processions are held at various venues throughout the city including L'Ou com Balla (The Dancing Egg), specially held at the Cathedral, and is followed by numerous festivities throughout the night.
barcelona24th June, Verbena de Sant Joan (St. John's Day)
Activity
The Saint John's Day brings concerts, dances and fireworks! People gather in the streets and celebrate this day with lots of singing and dancing and of course the traditional 'coca' or sweet bread!
barcelonaFest de Grec-Barcelona
Activity
This is a month-long festival celebrating both international and national performing arts at various venues throughout the city and is one of the most famous festivals of the year!
More places in Barcelona
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barcelonaParc Gaell
Garden
is a wide garden complex with a structure on the hill of el Carmel designed by Gaudy.
barcelonaSarria
Village
A small village in the middle of Barcelona with narrow streets and lovely olden style houses.
barcelonaTeatre Lliure
Theatre
One of the most prestigious theaters of the country, it is distinguished for producing some of the best contemporary dance and music pieces of the world.
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barcelonaWhat to do with Children in Tow
Activity
Tibidabo Funfair "The Magic Mountain" A superb funfair with several rides, it is an absolute gem for kids and is a great place to have some quality family time. Address: On Tibidabo Mountain Admission: Adults 15Euro, children under 110cms in height, 4Euro. Prices allow unlimited use of the attractions and rides. Open: weekends and fiestas only until June, then daily in July and August.
barcelonaBarri Gotic
Town
Barri Gottic (or The Gothic Quarter) is Barcelona's old town. The area is home to winding streets, hidden squares and gothic old buildings. Tourists can visit the Cathedral of Santa Eulalia, the Church of Santa Maria del Pi, the Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar, and the Picasso Museum within the Barri Gottic compound. Visitors will enjoy the trip back in time to old Barcelona.
barcelonaCasa Batlla
Building
Another design by Antoni Gaud and Josep Maria Jujol, built in 1905-1907. It is located at 43, Passeig de Gracia.
barcelonaCasa Mila
Building
Better known as La Pedrera or 'The Quarry', it was designed by the Catalan architect Antoni Gaud and built in 1905-1907 and has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can see it at 92, Passeig de Gracia.
barcelonaCastell de Montjua
Fortress
A fortress built in the 17th century with additions in the 18th, which was used as a prison where several political prisoners were executed. It is now used as a Communication Tower for the Anella Olafampica.
barcelonaCementiri del Sud-Oest
Cemetery
This is a cemetery where several famous personalities from Barcelona such as Lluas Companys, Frencesc Macia, Joan Mia, and Carmen Amaya lie buried.
More restaurants in Barcelona
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barcelonaAlkimia
A very good restaurant boasting new Catalan and Mediterranean cuisine under Ferran Adria. Its dacor is minimalist and ensures that you keep your attention towards the food, and is quite easily, one of the best restaurants in the city.
barcelonaCa l'Isidre
Ca l'Isidre is a traditional restaurant that serves a wide variety of dishes and Spanish wines. The restaurant is excellently decorated with lithographs and paintings by well-known Catalan artists and highlights Catalan culture very well.
barcelonaGaig
The restaurant, very famous in the city, is named after Carles Gaig, who is an exceptionally skilled chef and combines traditional Catalan cuisine with his own innovative ideas. The atmosphere is superb as the hotel is housed in an old inn and is a great place to dine!
barcelonaJean-Luc Figueras
Set up inside a villa, the chef Jean-Luc treats you to a traditional Catalan menu with some customizations and innovations. An overall great place to eat where the atmosphere is very sober and modern.
barcelonaBotafumeiro Moncho
Considered to be the best seafood restaurant in town, this is one of the best places for shellfish and fish dishes. The superb meat dishes are also worth a mention. The atmosphere is also superb and it's a great place to dine in.Great for a romantic meal or for a group celebration.
barcelonaArc Cafe
Arc Cafe is a great little cafe in the Gothic Quarter which is the best place to have some gastronomic selections with a strong Mediterranean influence. The atmosphere is tranquil and relaxed and it is an ideal place, especially for younger visitors.
barcelonaEl Race d'en Balta
A very lively restaurant with a great menu, it looks like an old guest house and modern art gallery rolled into one. The menu changes every season and is great for a younger clientele.
barcelonaMama Cafe
One of the more stylish restaurants, it has an open kitchen and excellent service! The food is simply superb and the salads are always fresh. It has an excellent atmosphere and is a great restaurant to dine in. Make reservations!
barcelonaAgut d'Avignon
One of the best restaurants in the city, it's been around for over 40 years and boasts patrons such as politicians, writers, industrialists, artists and even the king and some visiting dignitaries. Overall, a great restaurant.
barcelonaCantina Machito
One of the best Mexican restaurants in the city, it is very, very hard to find an empty table as it is always crowded. They have an excellent array of Mexican fast food as well as lots of other goodies. The atmosphere is also fun.