Off the beaten path · Barcelona, Spain
12 Hidden Gems in Barcelona Most Visitors Miss
Barcelona beyond the postcard stops: the spots that reviewers love and tour groups walk past.
Picked out of the 62 Barcelona places we track, favoring high ratings over high foot traffic. Updated monthly.
Paella Maestro: Cooking Classes
MarketPaella Maestro is a highly-rated cooking class experience located in the vibrant Gracia district of Barcelona, Spain.
Read our full guide →Dux - Gin & Cocktail Bar Barcelona
SightDux - Gin & Cocktail Bar Barcelona is a chic spot in the heart of El Born, a historic district known for its narrow streets and trendy vibe.
Read our full guide →Barcelona Segway Fun
LandmarkBarcelona Segway Fun provides an exciting and efficient way to explore the heart of Barcelona, especially the Gothic Quarter (Barri Gòtic).
Read our full guide →Drap-Art
MuseumDrap-Art is a pioneering museum in Barcelona's historic Gracia neighborhood that focuses on recycled art and sustainability.
Read our full guide →Imanart Barcelona Street Photo Gallery
MuseumFree entryImanart Barcelona Street Photo Gallery is a hidden gem tucked away in the narrow streets of the Barri Gòtic (Gothic Quarter) in Barcelona.
Read our full guide →Frizzant (Yoga Studio)
SightFrizzant is a boutique yoga studio located on Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes in the heart of Barcelona.
Read our full guide →Enrique's Cooking Class
MarketEnrique's Cooking Class is a beloved culinary experience in the charming Gracia district of Barcelona.
Read our full guide →RUBI Gin Bar
SightRUBI Gin Bar is a charming and intimate spot nestled in the heart of Barcelona's El Born neighborhood, known for its narrow medieval streets and vibrant cultural scene.
Read our full guide →Cooltra Barcelona
SightCooltra Barcelona is a popular scooter rental and tour company located in the El Born / La Ribera district, just a short walk from the Barcelona Cathedral.
Read our full guide →Bobby's Free
SightFree entryBobby's Free is a popular nightlife spot in Barcelona's upscale Eixample neighborhood, specifically on Calle Pau Claris.
Read our full guide →Torre Bellesguard
LandmarkTorre Bellesguard, also known as Casa Figueras, is a lesser-known gem by Antoni Gaudí, built between 1900 and 1909 on the site of a former medieval castle of King Martin of Aragon.
Read our full guide →Rentabike Barcelona
SightRentabike Barcelona offers a range of bicycles for rent, including city bikes, electric bikes, and mountain bikes, perfect for exploring the Catalan capital.
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