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The Michelin Guide has already announced its 2026 winners, and Barcelona is cementing its culinary leadership with two new restaurants entering the guide and three establishments rising to a second star.

Gaudí’s legacy has been kept alive thanks to the reinterpretation of his work. Casa Batlló has historically been a symbol of modernism, but in recent years it has adopted new artistic languages to maintain a connection with the public.

On special occasions, its premises in c/Enric Granados becomes an ephemeral restaurant that brings together top chefs on the national and international scene.

El Molino, Paral·lel’s historic music, has reopened its doors to recover the spirit of an icon of the Barcelona night. This legendary hall, which for decades has been a symbol of entertainment and culture in the city.

Discover Barcelona from above with rooftop terraces and restaurants blending fine cuisine and breathtaking views. From the sea to the mountains, each venue offers a unique experience at any time of day. Tradition, creativity, and unforgettable panoramas in the heart of the city.

From electronic beats on the beach to classical melodies in historical settings, the Catalan capital becomes a musical epicentre that attracts music lovers of all ages and tastes.

Barcelona is a perfect setting to disconnect and socialize. Its afterworks range from clandestine cocktail bars to terraces with spectacular views and sophisticated spaces where the combination of gastronomy and signature cocktails is an art.

The exhibition explores his paintings, sculptures, drawings and photographs, where blocks of color, lines and textures convey deep emotions and create a unique connection with the viewer.

The Ciutat de Clàssica not only celebrates music, but also the cultural identity of Barcelona. It is an invitation to rediscover Barcelona through classical music, in settings as diverse as they are inspiring.