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📅 Coming up in the next weeks
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Vermeer's View of Delft and 25 Mauritshuis masterpieces at the Thyssen
9 Oct 2026 – 10 Jan 2027 · Source:
Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza
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Pre-Raphaelite women artists + Minor White at Fundación MAPFRE
24 Sept 2026 – 10 Jan 2027 · Source:
Fundación MAPFRE
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Cine en el Jardín: October outdoor films at the Real Jardín Botánico, Madrid
6 – 27 Oct · Source:
Real Jardín Botánico CSIC
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Sagrada Família
Seen from the hotel's green rooftop terrace over the city roofs.
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La Fonda de Pirenaicas
Order the artichoke with egg yolk, pa amb tomàquet and crema catalana — 7 dishes with wine, beer, coffee and dessert for two came to €68.
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Plaça de Catalunya
A second 8 March march sets off from here at 12:00.
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Carnisseria De Cruz Morales
Butcher inside the market: pick a cut and get it on a sizzling plate with great fries and padrón peppers; starters are wow too.
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Bar Cañete
On her list of recommended Barcelona restaurants - book in advance.
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Gasterea
No reservations; tally your pintxos on a paper and pay cash. Get a cider for the traditional pour and a glass of txakoli.
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Moco Museum Barcelona
On her list of Barcelona museums worth visiting.
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Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya
On her list of Barcelona museums worth visiting; great views from Montjuïc.
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Poble Espanyol
Winter home of the Brunch parties ('Brunch in the City').
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Almanac Barcelona
Hosts wine tastings — Tal tasted whites from the Valdeorras D.O. in Galicia, based on the Godello grape.
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Arenas de Barcelona
One of her recommended Barcelona malls — former bullring with a rooftop.
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Casa Batlló
Gaudí's Casa Batlló facade on Passeig de Gràcia, shot from the street.
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Agreste de Fabio & Roser
Far from the tourist centre (Carrer Funoses Llussà 2) but worth the trip; take the tasting menu — figs with parmesan cream and the cheese plate are standouts.
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Bandini's
Sant Antoni spot with natural wines — order the gilda, the stracciatella and the spicy fried eggplant on labneh.
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Bar Bocata
One of the most 'in' spots in town — stop for vermouth with the tomato salad and the runny tortilla de patatas.
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Bar La Federica
Tiny bar at c/ Salvà 3 — book ahead for the Flamenco Queer show, €10 including a drink.
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Berbena
Carrer de Minerva 4, Michelin 2024: tiny, ~5 tables, only two seatings (19:00 & 21:00) — book. Don't miss the smoked butter; gluten-free requests handled.
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Cerveceria Ciutat Comtal
Her must-stop in Barcelona: order the padrón peppers, cheese pintxos, anchovy pintxo and patatas bravas.
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Chök Ramelleres
Now 100% gluten free with branches across the city: cronuts, brookies, cinnamon rolls, cheesecakes plus bikinis, toasts and focaccias.
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Dalt de Tot
Carrer de Saragossa 66 — order the gildas (octopus and anchovy), ventresca tuna, cured cheese and a glass of red Priorat.
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El Far del Nord
Go for the lunch menu: perfect pumpkin-feta soup, coca bread with figs, fried boquerones with mojo picón and the mar i muntanya.
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Extra Bar
Torrent de l'Olla 79; tiny and no reservations — arrive 19:00-20:00. Order gilda, razor clams, tuna tartare, mar i muntanya, Ratafia.
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Fil Manila
Carrer Ramelleres 3, city centre: cheap and authentic — noodles with chicken and fish €5, lumpia, and the halo-halo dessert everyone orders.
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Fino Barcelona
Daily specials board: oysters €4.5, steak tartare with smoked eel €19. Don't miss the flamed mackerel, smoked butter and mushroom croqueta.
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Hermós Bar de Peix
Her regular fish bar in the market: order navajas in olive oil, the ceviche, stuffed artichoke and the mar i muntanya scallops.
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Hotel El Palace Barcelona
Louis XIV style 5-star in the centre; rooms from around €400 pp - even 2 nights is worth it, book via a luxury agent for perks.
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Jabato Taperia
Her favourite dish is the cold steak in jus with sweet potato purée; also butifarra croquettes, red tuna tataki and the torrija.
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Kiltro RestoBar
Montseny 13: amazing tacos on blue tortillas, loaded nachos (they ordered a second), ceviche with mango and a dreamy pisco sour.
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La Brasa de Pirenaicas
No reservations and open all day; order the gilda, potatoes with botifarra and egg, lamb chops, and mel i mató with Ratafia.
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La Gracienca | Vins i Platets
Her favourite bar in Gràcia (Providència 3): order the marinated eggplant/escalivada platter and the seafood salad.
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La Pubilla
Her favorite set lunch menu in Gràcia — every dish is a bullseye; end with the mango cream dessert.
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La Rambla
Street performers and living statues (a copper cowboy) along the boulevard.
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Lascar 74
Carrer del Roser 74: 'the perfect ceviche', oysters with leche de tigre, zamburiñas huancaína and pisco sours.
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Madre Taberna Moderna
Avinguda de Gaudí, right under the Sagrada Família in a sea of bad tourist places — order the mushroom omelette; terrace faces the basilica.
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Maleducat
Carrer del Manso 54 — reservations are a must; order the navajas with carrot escabeche and finish with the burnt cheesecake and kefir sorbet.
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Mayan Secret Rooftop - Hotel El Palace Barcelona
Open to non-guests too but reserve ahead; 360° views to the Sagrada Família, pool on the roof, white sangria and tapas.
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Mercat de la Boqueria
Lots to taste — chocolate and praline stalls, wild strawberries at Morilla Fruites, seafood and fresh mushrooms; new food floor upstairs.
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Mercat de la Llibertat
Tal shops here every morning before her tour - come early, but remember you'll be carrying whatever you buy.
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MOG Barcelona
Carrer de Muntaner 190, sharing plates by two Goan siblings. Chilli shrimp (order twice), coconut mussels, coconut crema catalana. €110 for all of it.
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Molino de Pez
Order the zamburiñas in their sauce, the slow-cooked lentil stew (enough as a main for two) and the lemon sorbet; open kitchen with a wood grill.
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Palo Verde
Carrer de Còrsega 232: order the tartare, burnt peppers, shrimp, the green pea dish and the 'dry rice' — portions are small, order several.
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Park Güell
Don't miss the gatehouse that looks like a giant meringue cake, the mosaic ceiling and the curving bench overlooking the city.
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Passeig de Gràcia
The 8 March march passes along it on its way to the Arc de Triomf.
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Plaça Reial
Palm-lined square in the Gothic Quarter with Gaudí's lampposts and a fountain — nice for a short stroll.
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Prodigi
Go for the €38 lunch menu (starter, first and main from two options, dessert); the €90 tasting menu isn't necessary. Drinks extra.
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Tapeo Gracia
Order the honey-and-lime aubergines, the sepia, Iberian pork, fideuà with sea urchin, cod balls and the cheese board as dessert.
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The Green Spot Diagonal
Diagonal branch (Av. Diagonal 593): spicy pizza, vegan spinach burger and green risotto; many vegan and gluten-free options.
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Viblioteca
Carrer de les Guilleries 10: come for the cheese fridge and cheese platter; the portobello-parmesan carpaccio is perfect.
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Vila Vella de Tossa de Mar
Climb the stone stairway to the tower at sunset — postcard views over the bay, and the walls are lit up at night.
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Vivanda
Major de Sarrià 134, beautiful garden, great for a romantic dinner. Best dish: tortilla with onion caramelized 9 hours. ~€100 a couple.
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Bunkers del Carmel
Former military base, not a standard tourist site: insane 360 view over the whole city including the Sagrada Família.
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Cøliaki Gluten Free Bakery
100% gluten-free bakery – sandwiches, croissants, pastries and breads; the creator starts the morning here with celiac guests.
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Font Màgica de Montjuïc
A must in the evening — come for the water-and-light show at the singing fountain.
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Fundació Palo Alto
Ivy-covered former factory with galleries and studios; check the site for events — weekends bring a flea market and food trucks.
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Lluritu
Marisquería on Torrent de les Flors 71; go for the clams and grilled squid, oysters from €4.
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Mercantic
The best flea market near Barcelona — don't miss the huge second-hand bookshop she calls Spain's oldest, and the painted toilet door.
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Museu de la Xocolata
A must — everything is made of chocolate, including Tom & Jerry in Barça kits, Asterix and the Smurfs.
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Platja de Castelldefels
Direct Rodalies train from Plaça Catalunya or Passeig de Gràcia; followers call it the best beach around Barcelona.
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Platja Gran
Come at dusk — the beach sits right under the Vila Vella castle walls.
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Vila Vella
Come back at night — the fortress walls above the bay are lit up.
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Yurbban Ramblas Boutique Hotel
Tiny, stylish and fairly cheap for Las Ramblas; go up to the rooftop for a view over all of downtown Barcelona.
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Bar Casi 1978
Come for the menú del día — gazpacho, fideos a la cassola, ou amb samfaina. No bookings, queues at peak, open mornings and lunch only.
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Bar Super
Small wine bar by the Bar Brutal team, great for lunch: natural wine, grilled lettuce with bottarga, secreto ibérico, butifarra de calçots.
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Bocanariz
Nice wine bar with good natural wines — the artichoke is very tasty and the meat-and-cheese stuffed mushrooms were the best dish.
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Camp Nou
Better to buy souvenirs at the stadium's official FC Barcelona megastore — shirts, keychains — and catch a match.
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Eat Caribbean Barcelona
Near La Rambla; try the jerk chicken with plantain. Not 100% GF but only one dish has gluten, and it's lactose-free too.
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La Pepita
Creative, unusual tapas bar with a fun atmosphere.
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Mr. Porter
Order the pasta with slow-cooked beef; stunning design, DJ and a bar/lounge - great on weekends.
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Parc del Laberint d'Horta
Come to warm up in the sun and get lost in the green hedge maze; neoclassical pavilion and statues.
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Platja de la Mar Menuda
Turquoise cove with a swimming zone; nice barefoot seafront stroll with the castle walls behind you.
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Platja del Prat
Next to the airport - planes take off and land overhead, decent chiringuito; no easy public transport, come by car.
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Pötstot
Near Sagrada Família: order the croquetas, patatas bravas with vegan mayo and fermented cashew cheese; skip the quinoa-pomelo salad.
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Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau
Set your map to 'Recinte Modernista de Sant Pau', not the hospital: 27 buildings in gardens, a UNESCO site and a former working hospital until 2009.
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Casa Vicens
Gaudí house on her list of indoor places to escape to in the city.
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Castell de Montjuïc
Old military fortress turned castle, now hosting exhibitions — lots of info inside, reachable by the Montjuïc cable car.
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Catedral de Barcelona
The Fira de Santa Llúcia Christmas market is held right beside it.
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Cookona
Better than the famous cookies in NY or London - she went back 3 times in 5 days.
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La Roca Village
25 minutes from Barcelona; highly recommended outlet with Prada, Max Mara and Montblanc, and pleasant just to stroll around.
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Mercat de Santa Caterina
A really good food market under the wavy roof — cheese and meat stalls like Can Martí Jordi and Polleria Ponce.
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Morro Fi
Bonanova branch at Paseo de la Bonanova 105 (three locations in the city); order the gilda skewer with vermouth.
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MUHBA Museu d'Història de Barcelona
She loves this one — look for the wall of old Barcelona advertisements and lithographs.
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Museu de Cera de Barcelona
Fun stop with wax figures of Alice in Wonderland, Picasso and Dalí.
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Negro & Rojo
The most beautiful place she's been in Spain: two floors — Japanese food on one, Spanish on the other.
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Pastelería Hofmann
Secret branch at Av. de Pau Casals 5 — get the mascarpone croissant and the famous pistachio dessert with zero queue.
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Petit Brunch
Kids edition before the main party, 13:00–18:00: workshops, bouncy castles, water games. About €5, kids free.
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Plaça Nova
Stone-paved square by the Roman towers with buskers — "Barcelona my love".
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Platja de la Barceloneta
Beautiful for a stroll, but packed with tourists and pickpockets - not the place for a real beach day.
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Platja del Bogatell
The only city beach she goes to: yellow metro line to Bogatell station, then a 10-minute walk.
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Restaurante Harry's
Italian spot with a mirrored ceiling and fringed lamps — she says everything is delicious and very stylish.
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SlowMov
Considered some of the best coffee in Barcelona; the coffee shop is at C/ Neptú 36, a minute from the roastery.
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CaixaForum Barcelona
Hosts special programmes around 8 March, International Women's Day.
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Casa Inés
Tasty burrata, sardines in olive oil and salmon tartare with wasabi ice cream — good but not wow, go if you're in the area.
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Catacroquet
Lunch on the terrace: mussels, patatas bravas and a cold Estrella Damm — "all I need".
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CCCB
Often runs special talks and screenings around International Women's Day (8 March).
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El Chigre 1769
Carrer dels Sombrerers 7: beautiful space, good for cava, oysters and the roast artichokes; a full meal isn't worth it (tomato salad €16).
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Estació de Barcelona Sants
AVE to Madrid takes 2h50; feels like an airport but arriving 30 min before departure is enough.
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Fishology
Service and food are perfect but portions are tiny — take the pricier tasting menu and bring a snack for the way home.
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Florentine Cupcakes & Cookies
Takeaway only — no tables outside. Good for a quick cupcake energy stop.
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GOIKO Gluten Free
Newly opened 100% gluten-free burger branch – the bestselling 'Kevin Bacon' burger comes fully gluten free.
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Mies van der Rohe Pavilion
A must if you studied design history — marble walls, reflecting pool and the original Barcelona chairs.
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Monster Sushi
Gal·la Placidia 25 – celiac-safe dishes are marked on the menu; not cheap but tasty.
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Museu del Disseny de Barcelona
On her list of Barcelona museums worth visiting.
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Palau de la Música Catalana
On her list of interesting indoor places to escape to.
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Parc de Montjuïc
Summer venue of the Brunch in the Park daytime parties, with the cable car passing overhead.
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Parco
Good sushi and nice raw fish with a fun vibe.
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Plaça d'Espanya
Monumental fountain and the Venetian Towers — plenty to see and a great photo spot.
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Restaurant Windsor
Còrsega 286: take the €33 'traditional menu' — great value with full Michelin service, but the food is tasty rather than exciting.
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Tapeo Born
Second branch of Tapeo, in El Born - same menu if Gràcia is full.
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Thai Restaurant Barcelona 1998 Royal Cuisine
Almost the whole menu is gluten free, each dish arrives with a 'Gluten Free' flag; grand space with regular tables or floor seating.
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Ambos Mundos
A stop on a night out in Plaça Reial's lively terraces.
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Antic Teatre
On her list of interesting indoor places to escape to.
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Ateneu Barcelonès
On her list of interesting indoor places to escape to.
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Biblioteca de Catalunya
On her list of interesting indoor places to escape to.
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Can Cortada
On her list of the best places in Barcelona for calçots in season.
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Can Travi Nou
On her list of the best places in Barcelona for calçots in season.
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Can Vador
On her list of the best places in Barcelona for calçots in season.
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Casa Amatller
On Passeig de Gràcia — look up, every facade here is a work of art.
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Casa Lleó Morera
Another beautiful modernista facade on Passeig de Gràcia, above the Loewe store.
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Cinemes Girona
Original-language screenings — check for VO / VOSE / VOSC.
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Cinemes Verdi
Screens films in the original language — look for VO / VOSE / VOSC next to the title.
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Cines Renoir Floridablanca
Original-language screenings — check for VO / VOSE / VOSC.
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CosmoCaixa
On her list of Barcelona museums worth visiting — good indoor option on a rainy day.
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Diagonal Mar
One of her recommended Barcelona malls.
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El Disbarat
On her list of the best places in Barcelona for calçots in season.
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El Mirador de Can Cases
On her list of the best places around Barcelona for calçots in season.
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El Pintor
On her list of the best places in Barcelona for calçots in season.
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El Xalet de Montjuïc
On her list of the best places in Barcelona for calçots in season.
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Filmoteca de Catalunya
Original-language screenings — check for VO / VOSE / VOSC.
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Fundació Antoni Tàpies
On her list of interesting indoor places to escape to.
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Fundació Joan Miró
On her list of Barcelona museums worth visiting.
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Grill Room Bar Thonet
Pastas (bolognese, carbonara, ceps cream, puttanesca) and hot/cold bocadillos to take away.
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L'Illa Diagonal
One of her recommended Barcelona malls — good indoor escape on a rainy day.
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La Maquinista
One of her recommended Barcelona malls.
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Mercat dels Encants
Open Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat 9:00-20:00; auctions of estate and closed-shop goods happen early mornings Mon/Wed/Fri. Iconic 25m mirrored roof.
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Mooby Balmes Multicines
Original-language screenings — check for VO / VOSE / VOSC.
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Morilla Fruites
Fruit stall in La Boqueria where she found wild strawberries that taste like childhood.
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Museu Blau
On her list of Barcelona museums worth visiting.
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Museu Egipci de Barcelona
On her list of interesting indoor places to escape to.
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Museu Marítim de Barcelona
On her list of Barcelona museums worth visiting.
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Phenomena Experience
Original-language screenings — check for VO / VOSE / VOSC.
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Pirata Bar
Come at night — she says tapas taste better then and there's plenty to try, with cocktails and beer.
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Platja de Gavà Mar
Local's pick among the best beaches around Barcelona, south of the city.
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Platja de la Mar Bella
Yellow metro line to Poblenou station - you may be the only tourists there.
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Platja de Santa Susanna
A follower calls the Santa Susanna coastline outside Barcelona 'stunning beaches'.
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Sala Apolo
After Brunch in the Park everyone walks over — free Sunday after-party.
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Tangana
Great spot for a drink plus tasty traditional market-style food.
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Telefèric de Montjuïc
Take the cable car up to Montjuïc castle — panoramic views of the city on the way.
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Westfield Glòries
One of her recommended Barcelona malls.
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Yelmo Cines Icaria
Original-language screenings — check for VO / VOSE / VOSC.
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Casa Milà (La Pedrera)
Stop for the wrought-iron balconies and stone columns on Passeig de Gràcia, even from the street.
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Arc de Triomf
End point of the main International Women's Day march on 8 March.
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Gran Hotel Havana
Rooftop terrace with a view over the city roofs toward the Sagrada Família.
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Hard Rock Cafe Barcelona
One of the dining options she points out in the city centre.
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Hash Marihuana & Hemp Museum
Sights · museum
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Jardinets de Gràcia
Starting point of the big 8 March women's march at 11:30, heading down Passeig de Gràcia.
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La Llum del Poblenou
A local tapas-pizzeria spot on a quiet Poblenou street.
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Las Golondrinas
Boat trips from the old harbour at Port Vell.
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Les Quatre Columnes
Shoot between the four columns at dusk with the fountains and MNAC behind you.
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Mirador de Colom
Great photo spot by the bronze lions at the base of the Columbus monument.
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Monument als Màrtirs de la Independència
Photogenic farewell spot in the Gothic Quarter.
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Palau del Lloctinent
Arcaded Gothic courtyard in the Gothic Quarter, home of the Archive of the Crown of Aragon.
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Plaça de la Sagrada Família
Sights · square
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Plaça de Sant Jaume
Come here for castellers (human towers) — Tal filmed the rare 'Pilar al balcón' climb to the balcony.
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Platja de la Nova Mar Bella
A follower's pick for the best beach in and around Barcelona.
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Platja de la Pineda de Gavà
Follower pick for the best beach near Barcelona, on the Gavà/Castelldefels strip.
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Port de Barcelona
Ornate port authority building near Port Vell, nice on a short walk through the city.
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Side Gallery
Design gallery inside the historic Casa Ramón Casas building; she visited the 'Los Huesos de la Tierra' exhibition.
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