Leisure & Culture

La Boqueria is one of Barcelona's main tourist attractions, and a visit to this famous market is an unforgettable experience. It houses a vast array of products, from Spanish chorizo to unusual delicacies. Whether you're looking for a refreshing drink or the finest meats available, La Boqueria is sure to have it.

Overwhelmed by the choice of clubs in Barcelona? This night-by-night guide will help you decide where to go and when to make sure you have an amazing night out in Barcelona.

Encants Market, officially known as the Mercat Fira de Bellcaire, is the biggest and oldest flea market in Barcelona. Discover an alternative take on the Barcelona shopping experience in this vintage corner of the city.

The CCCB, Barcelona's centre for contemporary culture, organises displays, exhibitions, festivals, concerts and many other kinds of events. With its varied programme, you're bound to find something that takes your fancy on your holiday in Barcelona.

La Roca Village, ideally located just outside Barcelona, is a chic shopping outlet unique to the area. It offers you an unparalleled selection of local and international boutiques all located in the same boulevard, allowing you to peruse at your pleasure. If that’s not enough there are even restaurants, cafés, a children’s park and a personal shopper service! Don’t miss out on this great opportunity, not to mention a great day out!

Nothing will let you feel like you're on holiday more than a massage, manicure or any other relaxing treatment from Barcelona's Chi Spa!

An integral part of Spanish culture, tapas tasting is an experience not to be missed. Here we look into the history of the tradition as well as offering you a guide to some of the most popular dishes!

If you’ve come to Barcelona to visit the works of the likes of Picasso, Joan Miró, Gaudí and other artists then this is the ticket for you. An Articket with Ticketbar gives you access Barcelona’s top art galleries.

Barcelona is a unique shopping destination. If you're heading here to hit the shops, it's a good idea to venture off the high street and discover some of the city's fascinating and ancient boutiques. Here's our guide to some of Barcelona's oldest independent shops and their wares.

Just one hour on the train from Barcelona, Tarragona sits invitingly on the Costa Dorada, and makes for a convenient day trip from the Catalan capital. An ideal destination for history buffs and sunseekers alike, the city is worth taking the time to visit if you find you're at a loose end in Barcelona.