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During the month of May, two great events take place for lovers of museums. The 18th is International Museum Day, a European initiative in which numerous institutions open their doors for free. In parallel, Barcelona celebrates the Nit dels Museus, where the biggest museums in Barcelona and Catalonia open their doors to the public free of charge for a special night of science, art, history, and much more. To make the cultural experience complete you can savour a Catalan homemade vermouth on the beautiful terrace of the Hotel Pulitzer. The night of the museums Hotel Pulitzer

An expanded exhibition that conceives the clubs as temporary hosts for artistic works and installations

Barcelona has one of the most exciting art scenes in Europe. In addition to its celebrated contemporary art museums, such as the MACBA, the Fundació Joan Miró, the Picasso Museum and the recently opened Mocco Museum, there are numerous independent art galleries that attract art enthusiasts and collectors alike.

A mixture of history and modernity, Barcelona is one of the most iconic and attractive cities in the world. In 2024 it will become the first city in the world to host both an Olympic Games (1992) and the America’s Cup international competition.

Llum BCN transforms the urban landscape of Poblenou through the expressive power of light.

It is the world’s first fair dedicated exclusively to video art.

The awards for the world’s most prestigious cocktail bars, known as World’s 50 Best Bars, will change its venue for the first time in their 13-year history to Barcelona.

On Avenida Diagonal, Torre Glòries is the third tallest building in Barcelona. Inaugurated in 2005, this iconic 144-metre-high building has a surface area of 37,614 square metres over 34 floors, parking for 300 cars and an auditorium with a capacity for more than 350 people.

The bookshop offers a selection of more than 45,000 books in different languages