City Guide

From their background in El Bulli and Dos Palillos this new innovative concept was created, born from the desire to create something simple, mediterranean and uncomplicated. 

Snug, industrial-chic restaurant focusing on creative seafood, meat tartares & other raw dishes. 

Traditional Latin American comfort food served in a laid-back, fun and colorful restaurant.

Coffee shop and contemporary art space, hosting concerts, cultural courses, pop-up shops and events. 

Hip cycling-themed eatery cooking Italian classics with sustainable ingredients in an open kitchen. The perfect place for the cyclist of the city. 

The Hardware Société, a cafe born in the laneways of Melbourne with a mission to redefine what breakfast and brunch can be. After Melbourne and Paris, Barcelona is the new destination to expand their vision of fun and tasty food.

The added bonus: they make their own chai latte and the decor is fun and girly.

Great food and super friendly staff. Have a drink while enjoying the view of Barcelona skyline.

We do not accept bookings.

Hip craft cocktail bar renowned for varoius styles of gin & tonic, plus live bands on weekends. 

The Babula Bar 1937, Russian-inspired restaurant as its "brother" Sasha Bar 1968, is located in the Eixample, and offers a range of signature cocktails in a beautiful environment decorated industrially.

Independent museum with a wide range of inspiring modern, contemporary, and street art, where we exhibit Jean-Michel Basquiat, Banksy, Icy & Sot, JR, KAWS, Keith Haring, Jeff Koons, Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin, Yayoi Kusama, THE KID, Andy Warhol, Studio Irma, and so many more!

The Picasso museum Barcelona, hosted in five town houses and palaces from 13th-15th centuries, is a key reference for understanding the formative years of Pablo Picasso

The National Art Museum of Catalonia is perfect to discover the best collection of Romanesque art in the world or get excited about modernism or to get to know the new contemporary art. Moreover, the MNAC is located in a unique building from 1926 with privilege views of the city. 

Josep Lluís Sert designed one of the greatest museum buildings in the city. 

Disseny Hub Barcelona is proud to host BANKSY: The Art of Protest. A major international show featuring original artworks from private collections by the controversial British artist whose identity remains a mystery. 

The Museu del Perfum opened its doors in 1963 to showcase the historical evolution of perfume bottles and vessels around the world. 

Customers who visit Assumpta Bou's atelier want authenticity in art and craftsmanship. A piece of jewelry that fulfills and identifies: a lifestyle that values the long-lasting and real.

Vasquiat is the go-to fashion boutique in Barcelona and an entire ecosystem made up of the most talented designers in the world who complement one another in a completely unique space.

Nostalgic, traditional and local items as well as unique objects found in markets from all over. 

Between simplicity and elegance. This women's clothing store stands out thanks to its exquisite attention to details and the softness of the items. 

Iguapop Shop is more than just a clothing shop, it is the iconic point of reference in the modern neighbourhood El Born and one of the first concept stores in the city of Barcelona.

For nearly 100 years, this name has been connected to Barcelona and the interior design sector. We have continuously been evolving which has allowed us to develop new visions of every lifestyle in which quality, functionality and service have always been present.

In the quiet and secluded neighbourhood of Horta, there is an architectural relic from the 18th century, the oldest preserved gardens in Barcelona. 

The gardens were created in the 70's and pay tribute to the Majorcan poet Miquel Costa i Llobera. In it, we find 800 species of cacti and other succulents.  

Located at the top of the most charismatic mountain in Barcelona, Montjuïc Castle is a setting of countless crucial moments in the history of the city, some of them being quite obscure. Formerly it was the headquarters of the Military Museum, an institution that left in 2009, moving its collection to Figueres.

In collaboration with the prestigious Matiz Gallery, we present an exclusive artwork collection that now enhances the elegance of our luxurious suites and our restaurant, offering guests a truly immersive artistic experience.

Each suite showcases a carefully curated collection of works by emerging local artists, which merges the sophistication of a 5-star hotel with the vibrancy and creativity of Barcelona's art scene. 

Our collection features works of different artists, such as Alberto Ruiz Villar, Catherine Parra, Alex Voinea and Jordi Artigas. Guests will have the unique opportunity to purchase these works, allowing them to take home a piece of their Almanac experience.

This rotating collection is refreshed every three months, ensuring that our spaces remain alive with new artistic expressions, offering guests a continuous sense of discovery during each visit.